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Water in Gigapixels
Thank you to everyone who participated in the "Water in Gigapixels" Competition!
This competition's winners are:
1st Place: Chris David - Barron Falls
www.gigapan.com/gigapans/1233952nd Place: Roland Saikali - Wartook Lake
www.gigapan.com/gigapans/1075823rd Place: Kimmo Juoperi - Valkeakoski Riipparit3 Nokia 808 Pureview
www.gigapan.com/gigapans/122781Thank you to everyone who participated. View all the submissions below!
Competition Entries:
voting ends March 03, 2013, 12:00AM
- Entry Name: Lake Lucerne by Roger
Panorama of the Lake Lucerne (Vierwaldstättersee). Photos taken from the Tells-Platte where a part of the story of Wilhelm Tell took place -> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Tell


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The release of the 2013 White House budget Monday will provide fresh grist for the fiscal policy debate in Washington as lawmakers look to balance short-term stimulus measures and the economic recovery with long-term deficit reduction and a spiraling national debt. One issue where Republicans and Democrats may be able to find common ground, analysts say, is on corporate tax reform. Both parties have acknowledged shortcomings in the current corporate tax code and support a reduction in the U.S. statutory rate as a way to increase the global competitiveness of U.S. corporations (PDF). Lowering the corporate rate and closing loopholes, or base broadening, may also provide a higher level of federal revenues. But disagreement remains on several issues, including the way U.S. multinationals are taxed on foreign profits.
Corporate taxation is currently the third-largest source of federal income (PDF), fluctuating around 10 percent of all revenues, or 2 percent of GDP, in recent years. Tax breaks enacted to help drive the recovery have kept corporate income tax receipts at unusually low levels for the past three years, averaging just 1.2 percent of GDP--although the Congressional Budget Office expects this number to more than double by 2014 (PDF).
The United States has a comparatively high statutory corporate tax rate--39.2 percent (including state taxes) versus an OECD weighted average of 25.5 percent. But the effective corporate tax rate--the ratio that companies actually pay after leveraging a myriad of tax "loopholes"--will soon average around 26 percent, up from a forty-year low of 12.1 percent in 2011, due to new regulations (TIME).
Still, business groups contend they are at a disadvantage in the global marketplace because they often face a higher effective rate than foreign competitors. The United States also taxes the foreign income of its firms, unlike most other large economies, encouraging many U.S. companies to keep their profits overseas to avoid the cost of repatriation. A high U.S. rate may incentivize U.S. firms to move operations overseas altogether (NAF), taking valuable jobs with them.
The Debate
The White House supports deficit-neutral policy proposals that reflect cutting the statutory rate while broadening the corporate tax base. President Obama's 2013 budget (PDF) specifically calls on Congress "to immediately begin work on corporate tax reform that will close loopholes, lower the overall rate, encourage investment here at home, and not add a dime to the deficit." In his 2012 State of the Union, the president also proposed that every multinational corporation pay a basic minimum tax that would prevent some companies from avoiding most of their tax burden.
Republicans support a cutting and base-broadening strategy, but would also like to move the United States to a territorial tax system and exempt U.S. companies from paying taxes on overseas earnings. Critics of this policy contend it would preference foreign over domestic investment and effectively export U.S. jobs overseas.
Policy Options
Any cut to the statutory rate should be tied to inducements for firms to invest rather than simply pocket the profit, writes Bruce Stokes for the National Journal. Incentivizing companies to invest some of their tax savings into bonds issued by a national infrastructure bank would do so and help rebuild the nation's eroding roads, rails, and water systems, Stokes writes.
A policy brief for the Peterson Institute for International Economics recommends the implementation of a broad-based consumption tax to replace the high statutory corporate tax rates. Such a tax would be akin to the value-added tax or the goods and services tax used as the primary means of taxing consumption in every OECD country except the United States.
Lawmakers should exempt U.S. firms from paying taxes on profits repatriated from foreign countries with an effective corporate tax rate of 20 percent or higher, writes Harvard's Robert C. Pozen for Bloomberg. According to Pozen, such a measure would encourage the payment of reasonable taxes and limit companies' ability to exploit tax shelter countries like the Cayman Islands.
Background Materials
This report from the Congressional Research Service examines the central issues involved in corporate tax reform and provides potential revisions to the tax code.
In the New York Times, David Leonhardt writes that the U.S. corporate tax code is "the worst of all worlds," with its high rate and numerous loopholes. He argues the system makes compliance inefficient and expensive, and ultimately slows economic growth.

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Fossils. If you think they're a dry and dusty subject that only palaeontologists and university professors would be interested in, you haven't experienced the incredible Riversleigh Fossil Centre, part of the multi-award winning Outback at Isa complex.
Feel yourself virtually transported to a bygone world when you come face-to-face with the prehistoric inhabitants of Outback Australia. Far removed from the latter-day realities of technological advancement and space travel, the Riversleigh Fossil Centre reconstructs the world as it was millions of years ago.
It's exciting, it's exotic and it's like nothing else you've ever seen. Inside the state-of-the-art museum, video displays and dioramas bring the world alive in a colourful way, while scientific displays of fossils give an accurate look at what remains of that ancient world.
You can also take a guided tour of the laboratory where Outback at Isa's resident palaeontologist and trained staff free fossil bones of extinct creatures from limestone and piece the puzzle of their lives back together.
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Thanks for the Virago, it came yesterday and I was so tired, I couldn't post till today.
My take on it; I know it took a lot of courage for me to decide I wanted one of these as I am not into EU at all, but I'm glad I did.
Now you may cry out about the Epic collections I had all you want, but that came about by accident; the 6 books were lying around my brothers' bedroom some years ago so I read them and then figured mms of them would be really cool -which they are, particularly the Flurry. Incidentally, the B-wing is teh same mold as the mm JT, no expanded cockpit. What IS it with the jinx-o-plane B-wing???
Anyway, I Like It. Nice solid swivelling guns, 4 wings as independent as Destinys Child and a nice slidey-outey cockpit. Also all the joints and connections are very tight - as there are no children (mm, they taste of chicken, apparently!) in my environs with the exception of my godchildren -one of whom is an idiot savant and not impressed by such puerile simple joys - they will remain tight I hope.
Xizor and Guri are okay. I can't really comment on them as I've never read the SW comics but it's nice to have a figure in the cockpit.
This is a weird design, I keep thinking of HR Giger's art. It's also very arachnid- which reminds me of the warrior bugs in Starship Troopers.
It's been about 2 or 3 years since I decided to get this I think, so thanks Brit C.
And for all those interested (GSJ ) the box is in the bin, the ship is on my lap.


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Cap and Gown Convocation
Wednesday, April 26, 2017
12:30 p.m.
The Auditorium in Roberts Hall
Academic Attire
Academic attire is worn for this occasion! Caps and gowns for the Commencement season should be purchased at the Grad Fest in the Student Union Ballroom between 10:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 5. If you were unable to purchase your cap and gown at that time, please inquire at the RIC Bookstore 456-8025.
If you are living/working out of state and could not either purchase your academic regalia at GradFest or, subsequently, at the RIC Bookstore, you may order by phone or e-mail. Here's how...
Telephone: Contact the RIC Bookstore at (401) 456-8025 and charge to your credit card. If you would like your regalia sent to you, an additional $13.95 charge will apply.
E-mail: Request that regalia be held for you at the RIC Bookstore. Provide your student ID number and information on your height and weight. Indicate the school in which you will be receiving your degree. Plan to pick up at the RIC Bookstore before the ceremonies.
Academic Procession
The senior line of march will form promptly at 12:15 p.m. in the Helen Forman Theatre of the Nazarian Center. (Click for
It will process into the auditorium at 12:30 p.m. Caps should be CARRIED, NOT WORN, into the auditorium (since the capping ceremony is part of the program). Marshals will be on hand to direct the procession outside. Follow their instructions. Once the faculty has processed into the auditorium, seniors will follow them and will be seated in the Center Section.
Special Note: The academic hood you receive with your regalia should be reserved for commencement (hoods are NOT worn on cap and gown day.)
The ceremony will begin promptly at 12:30 p.m. A reception will be held in the lobby of Roberts Hall immediately following the ceremony.
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Lecture to focus on war on terror and foreign policy, Oct. 18
Posted October 14, 2004; 10:09 a.m.
"Iraq, the War on Terror and the Marginalization of American Foreign Policy" is the title of a lecture set for 4:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 18, in 16 Robertson Hall.
Sherle Schwenninger, a senior fellow at the New School University's World Policy Institute in New York, will present the talk, which is sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and The Progressive Review .
Schwenninger is a writer, orator, policy architect and strategist who addresses critical issues in American foreign policy, global economic policy and strategic planning. His most recent article, "A World Neglected: The Foreign Policy Debate We Should Be Having," is the cover story in the Oct. 18, 2004, issue of The Nation.
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Debate planned on fate of John Walker's citizenship, Feb. 21
Posted February 19, 2002; 02:59 p.m.
"Should the U.S. Revoke John Walker's Citizenship?" will be the topic of a debate at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 21, in the Whig Hall Senate Chamber. Two legal scholars will discuss what should be the fate of Walker, the 21-year-old who went from Marin County, Calif., to a Mazar-i-Sharif prison after being captured fighting with the Taliban. Jonathan Turley, a professor at George Washington University Law School, will square off with Jem Spectar, director of studies in Princeton's Rockefeller College. Turley is a noted legal commentator and regular guest on major television news networks. Spectar is a former law professor and attorney. Turley will take the position that Walker can and should be stripped of his citizenship. The event is sponsored by Ivy Leaguers for Freedom, the Princeton Committee Against Terrorism , and the Center for New Black Leadership . Funding was provided by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs , the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students and the Undergraduate Student Government Projects Board .
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Wow, an update. There haven't been one in something like… 4 months? That means I had to delete several thousands of spam comments before doing anything :(. I need to finally update to WP 1.5, hopefully it'll cope better with spam. Honestly, I'd like to just have my spamassasin but for blog, and a way to delete all the spam comments at once.
Anyway, I'm in Denmark now (been here since Thursday). Thanks to Socrates/Erasmus programme, I'm in Odense (take a look at the coordinates which should be somewhere close to this post :), as an exchange student. So far it's very cool, if you have ever seen kids books illustrations of typical Danish town, there's a news for you: it's all true. The houses really look like they do on pics, most are small and very, hmm, cute. Also, the interior design seems to be universally good, you just don't get to see badly arranged houses.
The city is all crazy about bikes, Odense being one of the biggest Danish towns is also the most bikified one. You can get by bike everywhere. And you have special bike lanes on every street, including roundabouts, which is something completely uncommon in Poland. That's the part I really like about it, although I still don't have a bike on my own (I will be going to town to look for a bike tomorrow). What totally beat me was young woman, with two small kids, doing quite significant shopping, and then riding home by bike. Turns out that with a basket, kids seat and a trailer you can do it.
There's still a lot to do before the term starts, good thing my "buddy" (the person you get assigned to help you get around in the city when you arrive, sort out the paperwork, etc.) is a very nice guy, and extremely helpful. Thanks to him, I have a bike before I get my own, same thing with a computer (I don't have a laptop, and couldn't really take my desktop with me here).
One very noticable thing (besides everyone speaking Danish) is that you can get away with English almost anywhere. Even the old ladies walking with dogs will tell you you don't need to be afraid in English once they notice you don't understand Danish :>. Another is that Danes really like their Danebrog, there's a good chance to see a flag on every street, and about every other shop is called "Dansk something" (the rest is called "Fynsomething", Fyn being the name of island Odense is situated on). Quite similar to Americans and their love of Stars & Stripes, I think.
That's enough for today, I need to get up early tomorrow and look around the city for a cheap bike.


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Title I Comparability Report
Consolidated Application Update
Due November 30, 2013
General Instructions
The following information is meant to assist LEAs/Charter School LEAs in documenting the effectiveness of assurances for meeting Title I requirements for "comparability" and for allocating local funds between NCLB Title I schools and non-Title I schools.
Note: For purposes of these NCLB Title I funds, a Charter School LEA will be considered as a local educational agency (LEA).
Sections 1120A(c)(3)}, Procedures and Records - "Each local educational agency assisted under this part shall - (A) develop procedures for compliance with this subsection and (B) maintain records that are updated biennially documenting such agency's compliance with this subsection."
Therefore, if a Local Educational Agency (LEA) files written assurances in the Consolidated Application or the LEA Comprehensive Educational Plan that it has established and implemented: a.) an LEA-wide salary schedule and b.) policies to ensure equivalence among schools in staffing and in the provision of materials and supplies, it must keep records to document implementation of such salary schedule and equivalence policy.
If the LEA established and implemented other measures for determining compliance with comparability, such as student/instructional staff ratios, it must maintain source documentation to support the calculations and demonstrate that any needed adjustments to staff assignments were made.
General Information
Fiscal Year
Select the data year used for this report (the current school year)
Find your LEA and BEDS code in the drop-down list
Enter the e-mail address of the contact person for questions
Section 1:
Check if the LEA is applying for an EXEMPTION because it has:
- An enrollment of less than 1,000 pupils (Part A, Section 1120 A); or
- Only one school building for each non-overlapping grade span grouping in the LEA. (Part A, Section 1120A).
- None of the Above
If neither of these options apply, C. None of the above
should be selected.
Verification of the Section 1 selection will be requested.
If option A or B was selected and verified a thank you message should appear which confirms that the process is complete.
If option C is selected and verified, Sections 2 and 3 will appear.
Section 2: Check the applicable exclusions. (Part A, Section 1120 A)
An LEA may only exclude those English Language Learners (ELL) and Special Education programs approved by the State Education Department and State or locally funded compensatory education programs that meet the intent and purposes of Title I, Part A.
If any of the items in Section 2 are checked, a description of the program(s) to be excluded including implementing rules and guidelines, the number of pupils enrolled, the FTE assignment of staff, and how the program will be supplemental must be submitted. Please e-mail these materials as an attachment to email@example.com, with the Subject line reading: "Comparability Exclusion Documentation". The LEA must also provide assurances that children served are educationally disadvantaged, and that their progress will be evaluated against the same performance objectives as the Title I funded programs and reported on the Local Educational Agency Program (LEAP) evaluation report.
Please note: An LEA may exclude approved programs only if it does so in all project and non-project schools in which the program operates. An LEA may choose to calculate comparability by grade span group comparisons or by LEA-wide Title I/Non-Title I comparisons.
Section 3a.: Check the grade span group being reported. Report only groupings with more than one building. The LEA-wide comparison (all buildings in a single Comparability Report) may be used instead if an LEA chooses to include all buildings in the Title I/non-Title I comparison.
Four typical grade span groupings are listed for comparability
reporting: primary, elementary, junior high/middle
school, and high school. Each school building should be
listed with the grade span group where it has the most
grades in common and matches the basic organization of
schools in the LEA. If there are an equal number of grades
in each grouping, report the buildings in the higher grouping
(e.g., for buildings with Grades 3 and 4, use "elementary",
rather than "primary"). Use "Other" only
if your LEA's grade spans do not fit the four categories
listed. Select "LEA-wide" if you are reporting
all your buildings on one report.
- An LEA with a K-3, Pre-K-2, and K-2 buildings would probably choose to group them in the primary grade span group.
- An LEA with K-6, 3-5, and 4-6 buildings would most likely include them in the elementary grade span group.
If an LEA has two or more elementary buildings, but only one middle school and high school, only the elementary schools would be reported for comparability purposes. Likewise, if there are two or more middle/junior high or high schools, these groups must also be reported.
Section 3b:
If an LEA has both Title I and non-title I buildings in a particular grade span grouping, the non-Title I screen will appear first. If only Title I buildings are in the particular grade span grouping the Title I screen will appear.
Section 4: (same for both grade-span grouping and LEA-wide reporting)
(a) Non-Title I Schools:
List all public schools where no Title I funds are expended. For purposes of this report, a school is an administrative entity assigned a building code by the State Education Department. Do not include private schools.
(b) Building Grade Span:
Select the building grade span range.
(c) Total # Pupils Enrolled:
Enter the FTE (to the nearest whole number) student enrollment in each non-project school. A half-day kindergarten child should be counted as a .5 FTE, but the total number needs to be a whole number. Report all enrolled pupils regardless of program status. For example, include students receiving services for ELL and disabilities. Use 2013-2014 data.
(d) Total FTE Instructional Staff:
Enter the total FTE (to the nearest tenth) for all instructional staff assigned to each non-Title I school building. Use 2013-2014 data.
Indicate whether or not more non-title I buildings need to be submitted.
A full-time equivalent is defined as a person hired on a full-time basis for the entire school year. A person hired on a full-time basis for a portion of the school year should be entered as that percentage of a full-time equivalent. All other personnel should be apportioned accordingly. For example a person hired on a full-time basis for 1/2 of the school year should be entered as .50 FTE; a person hired on a half-time basis for 1/2 of the school year should be entered as .25 FTE. Staff assigned to more than one building should be prorated across building assignments.
Instructional staff include (except if items A-C are checked in section 2) those who:
- are paid with State aid and/or local tax levy funds (do not include staff paid under other federal Titles such as Class-size Reduction (Title II-A), Reading First, IDEA, etc.) and
- provide direct instruction to students or provide services which support direct instruction.
Direct instructional staff include classroom teachers, other subject/special area teachers and teaching assistants who meet with and instruct students on a regular basis, hold appropriate certification and/or license to teach and are represented by a teachers' bargaining unit or bargaining unit for teaching assistants.
Staff who support direct instruction include psychologists, guidance counselors, school social workers, librarians, media specialists, and administrators.
Note: Administrators are persons who have no direct instructional
assignment and/or who are represented by an administrators'
bargaining unit rather than a teachers' bargaining unit.
LEAs should not include in this calculation teacher aides, clerks, secretaries, school nurses, bus drivers, custodians, play ground attendants, security personnel, LEA business officers, and other such staff.
When all the non-Title I buildings have been submitted Section 6 (Title I Buildings) will appear.
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|(a) Title I Schools:
List all public schools where Title I funds are budgeted to provide instructional services.
(b) Building Grade Span:
Select the building grade span range.
(c) Total # Pupils Enrolled:
See Section 4.
|(d) Total FTE Instructional Staff:
Enter the total FTE for all instructional staff
assigned to each Title I building who:
When information for all buildings have been submitted a summary page will appear which will permit editing. When ready to submit form, please print the page for your records and then click the COMPLETE button.
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To Solve Problem of Inadequate Juvenile Representation, Prof. Yamashiro Does the Math
When Cyn Yamashiro '93 launched Loyola's Center for Juvenile Law and Policy (CJLP) eight years ago, he knew that simply identifying a problem in the juvenile justice system wasn't enough to effect change – he had to prove it.
Through his experience as a deputy public defender in Los Angeles County, where he tried 52 cases to a jury and litigated more than 200 bench trials, Yamashiro and his colleagues noted what they deemed an erosion of best practices among contract panel attorneys in juvenile courts.
Contract panel attorneys are private lawyers hired by the county. They represent approximately 35 percent of juvenile defendants in the system. These attorneys receive a flat fee of about $350 a case, according to Yamashiro, regardless of the severity of the charges or the eventual duration of the case.
Yamashiro, the Kaplan & Feldman Executive Director of the CJLP, said legal experts are unanimous in their condemnation of the practice, arguing that it could incentivize private attorneys to spend less time with clients.
Along with co-authors Tarek Azzam of Claremont Graduate University and Igor Himmelfarb of the University of California, Santa Barbara, Yamashiro undertook a nearly six-year study to determine whether contract panel attorneys behave differently than public defenders in juvenile courts, and if so, whether or not that makes a difference.
After analyzing approximately 4,000 individual cases, the answer was a resounding "yes."
One of the more dramatic findings in the trio's study, "Kids, Counsel and Costs: an Empirical Study of Indigent Defense Services in the Los Angeles Juvenile Delinquency Courts," came after the authors devised a mathematical model to predict and understand differences in how those two groups of lawyers acted and if it affected their clients' ultimate dispositions. Accounting for factors such as age, ethnicity and criminal history – they found that they could predict that juveniles represented by contract panel attorneys would be sentenced at higher levels 34 percent of the time.
Yamashiro has an explanation: Lawyers from the public defender's office tended to be more active in the defense of juveniles. "They filed more written motions, formally requested that their clients get released from custody more frequently, and had more experts and psychologists appointed on behalf of their clients," he said. In addition, and more importantly, Yamashiro noted that the cultures of the two groups of attorneys were very different: "The L.A. County Public Defender's Office has a culture that values zealous advocacy, and an extensive vetting and training program."
But Yamashiro and his co-authors didn't stop there. They wanted to see how much money the county would save if contract panel attorneys adhered to best practices more often. Using their model, they found that the county would save about $30 million annually if the Probation Department had 34 percent fewer juveniles in its military-style boot camps, the destination for many convicted juveniles.
Already a pioneer in legal advocacy education, Yamashiro said he hopes the groundbreaking study has a "concrete impact on the way people practice law." It will be published in an upcoming issue of the Criminal Law Bulletin.
Related scholarship:
- "Kids, Counsel and Costs: an Empirical Study of Indigent Defense Services in the Los Angeles Juvenile Delinquency Courts" in the Criminal Law Bulletin (forthcoming)
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Album: 12 Songs
Song: "Forever in Blue Jeans"
Album: 12 Songs
Song: "Forever in Blue Jeans"
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Album: Never bought any of his
Song: Sweet Caroline
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Song: Coming to America
Album: Don't know. Maybe the soundtrack to The Jazz Singer? Isn't that him?
Yo momma. That's right, I said "yo momma".
album - ???
song - sweet caroline or song sung blue depending on my mood, but typically sweet caroline.
Song: Cracklin Rosie
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#24 - Gone but not forgotten
Y'all need to check out 12 Songs.
It came out about a year ago, and Rick Rubin does for Mr Diamond what he did for Mr Cash.
That's my jacket!
song: Holly Holy and then maybe Cherry Cherry or Girl You'll Be a Woman Soon
album: Hot August Night
Album: The only album I have of his is the 20th Century Collection which contains 12 songs--so I will go with that one.
Song: "I Am I Said" a regal Diamond song with excellent vocals and melody, but when you pay attention to some of the lyrics you .
"The dark side clouds everything. Impossible to see, the future is. But this I am sure of - do their duty the Jedi will." --Yoda from Attack of the Clones.


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MADISON, Wis. - Gov. Scott Walker has announced a budget proposal of $3.75 million for the UW Carbone Cancer Center to accelerate the development of and access to new molecular imaging technology.
Walker made the announcement while traveling the state Thursday. He said he thinks the investment will encourage other groups and businesses to financially back the state's fight against cancer.
The governor's budget proposal supports the creation of the Wisconsin Oncology Network of Imaging Excellence, along with funding imaging research related equipment and expansion of the Wisconsin Oncology Network. State funding is contingent on state Department of Administration approval of a plan to obtain a fundraising match.
"We believe this will take the next step forward in terms of this new component of Imaging Excellence in part of the network statewide," Walker said.
Cancer is one of Wisconsin's deadliest health problems. The American Cancer Society said nearly 30,000 Wisconsinites were diagnosed with cancer in 2010 or about 81 people every day.
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After a four-flight, 26 hour, 14-time-zone-crossing journey from Busan, Korea, to Montreat Conference Center in North Carolina last week, I spent 48 hours last week working as part of the leadership team for next summer's Montreat Youth Conferences. I am so excited to be preaching there for the first week next summer, and the purpose of this gathering was to build community and to plan for what is to come. The "Montreat Machine" has been doing these things very effectively for a long time, so I was the beneficiary of a lot of amazing collective wisdom.


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Thursday delivered a stunner of a gain in the stock market, and the high-flying niche ETFs that have slumped of late are suddenly back on top.
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Journal PLoS reports a French-led international research team has demonstrated success blocking transmission of SHIV (a simian analogue to human HIV) in macaque monkeys, using a vaginal gel containing microproteins that mimic the CD4 receptor structure on the outer shells of CD4 immune cells. The study authors write, "These results demonstrate that M48U1 miniCD4 acts in vivo as a potent entry inhibitor, which may be considered in microbicide developments."
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Another great issue. We get introduced formally to Durge, and a bit more on the ARC trooper. This issue sets place on one of the moons of Naboo, with many dead gungans, check it out!
Another great issue. We get introduced formally to Durge, and a bit more on the ARC trooper. This issue sets place on one of the moons of Naboo, with many dead gungans, check it out!
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Kenobi must be the Smith or Johnson of Tatooine
The issue begs for one question to be asked...
Why was Jango used for the clone template - and not Durge in the first place?
Did you notice the similarity in Durge's helmet and leg bracers with Darth Vader's?
Could Durge be the source of some of Vader's apparel?
I was actually disappointed with this issue. I mean, the guy takes a saber to the chest and a blaster to the head and laughs it off? How are they going to off this guy before E3?
And I'm beginning to fear the "Clone Wars" comics, toys, and cartoons will all be nothing more than "Anakin and Obi-Wan vs Durge and Asajj Ventress."
Poor little Gungans.
That's my jacket!
Even though I have not yet read any Clone Wars era comics, I hear that the Smuggler's Flight Pack and Desert Sport Skiffs will be making appearances, plus a Glow-In-The-Dark Anakin with Grappling Hook Arm feature!
If anyone was worried about how SW would continue after the films are all released can relax. It's all in good hands! Just say "How can Hasbro turn this into a Batman-style toy?" and multiply that idea by 3720!
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
EMpire # 7 was kinda lame, altho Boba Fett is THE MAN!!!....Star Wars:Republic #52 was wicked as hell!!
so, i'm behind a bit in my comics (hey, the playoffs are on). but personally they can't kill of Durge quick enough. it's one thing to be one with the force and difficult to hit with a blaster or quick with a parry of a lightsaber. it was like watching little kids play, "missed me" or " shot bounced off and hit you, you're dead now." come on, nobody is supposed to be invincible. even with as intimidating as he was maul got taken out pretty easily by obi.
as for why durge wasn't the model of the clones instead of jango, you don't want an army that powerful. the goal is to drag the war out so palpy can weed out all the unbelievers and have time to hunt down the jedi. if you had an army of durge's they'd be invicible since neither blaster nor lightsaber nor poison gas seem to harm him. watch him get killed off by the common cold like in 'war of the worlds.'
The background on Durge better be pretty good.
OK, he's 1000 years old, and he was "hibernating" all this time?
I have some ideas:
1) he was carbon frozen - a way for this technique to return to mind for Vader's generation (hence something Vader would think of, and Fett appreciate).
2) Durge's misfortune had something to do with Jedi, Sith, and Mandalorians.
PROBLEM: what became of the Mandalorians after Ulic Qel Droma's defeat? Most fell to the Beasts on Onderron's Dxun Moon, right? Mandalore himself was killed there.
- the tomb there was where Freedon Nadd, King Omin, and other Dark Siders from that line were interned by Master Arca. The Jedi drove the ancient Mandalorians back to there, a place the Mandalorians knew of because of Exar Kun's journies there. They figured the Jedi wouldn't follow them into the Dxun Moon's dangerous ecology. Exar originally found the tomb there and opened it up, and then, 3,000 years later, Darth Bane would return there as stories and legends about Sith artifacts on Dxun resurfaced probably in the Empress Teta System, where Ulic had once ruled the Krath Faction, and they were then carried by the rising Sith army to the battlefields of Ruusan, until such time that only Bane escaped destruction there.
When Darth Bane arrived on Dxun, were the Mandalorians gone?
Did some escape?
Did they fight for the Sith during the 100 Years' War during the last great war that tore apart the galaxy before the reformation of the Republic, (I guess the time that Sio Bibble spoke of)?
How were they found by the Sith again? What were they doing before Lord Kaan's time?
If the Mandalorians fought for the Sith, where was Durge during this battle? Could he have fought for Lord Hoth and felt betrayed by the Jedi? Was he already an enemy of the Mandalorians?
When was he released? He had time to know that the Mandalorians made a comeback, had a schism with the Death Watch, and that a new recruit, Jango Fett, made it to the top of the ranks of those loyal to Jaster Mureel?
Durge is much too old to be part of the Death Watch. He was around 1000 years before they ever existed.
Does Durge hate the Clones because they are Clones of Jango (as a rival bounty hunter), or because Jango was of the Mandalorians?
Does Mandalorian code still swear allegiance to the Sith's version of order (since the time of Ulic Qel Droma?)
Where was Yoda during the time of the 100 Years' War? Wasn't Yoda born afterward? He wasn't around during Darth Bane's expected lifetime, but born afterward - and after Lord Hoth died, and the Jedi Order had to be reformed as well. (No Jedi "lords" and no multiple apprentices.)
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tycho don't forget that there was carbon freezing in shadowhunter.
i've read all the info you summarized above, but only in summary form myself. are any of those tales available in comic form? and a final question for ya, do we know that jango is a mandalorian and not simply wearing the armor ala jodo kast?
Yes, Jango is a Mandalorian Warrior. He was trained by Jaster Mureel.
He took Jaster's armor, after Jaster died. He saved it as a monument to the man who saved his life when his farming family was killed on Concord Dawn by the Death Watch, a splinter faction of Mandalorians who turned to evil. (The traditional Mandalorians at that time were like a mercenary rescue squad, not assassins or soldiers-for-hire.)
Jango had willed Jaster's armor (and legacy) to his son, hence why Boba wears that armor.
Comic: Jango Fett: Open Season
-also explains his history with Dooku.
The previous Sith history was all layed out in comics: Tales of the Jedi comics to be precise.
The Golden Age of the Sith
The Fall of the Sith Empire
Tales of the Jedi
The Freedon Nadd Uprising
Dark Lords of the Sith
The Sith War
read in that order.
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thanx for the info tycho. now i got me some comics to hunt down since i only began reading them for info on the clone wars.


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"Torture, the Press and Human Rights After Abu Ghraib" is the topic of a lecture by journalist Mark Danner scheduled for 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 9, in 16 Robertson Hall.
Danner, the author of "Torture and Truth: America, Abu Ghraib and the War on Terror," is a longtime staff writer for The New Yorker and a regular contributor to The New York Review of Books. He is the Henry Luce Professor of Human Rights and Journalism at Bard College and a professor of journalism at the University of California-Berkeley.
Danner has written extensively about the development of American foreign policy during the late Cold War and human rights violations during that time. He has covered Central America, Haiti, the Balkans and Iraq, among other areas, and also has worked for Harper's, The New York Times and ABC News. His other books include "The Massacre at El Mozote: A Parable of the Cold War" and "The Road to Illegitimacy: One Reporter's Travels Through the 2000 Florida Recount."
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Last winter, a wave of mass demonstrations suddenly broke the surface calm of Russian politics. A new middle class, born of the oil-based prosperity of the last decade, took to the streets to voice its opposition to the perceived corruption of the political elite, especially United Russia, the ruling party of then Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. For a time, as the protest movement gained momentum, the very foundations of the regime appeared to shake.
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onpoint wrote:Bobby, I'm glad u still have a sense of humor after the Washington/Idaho ordeal! Ya really got the ball rollin' on this one. Glad to see the rest of ya (specially u Cut 'un Run) still have the ability to laugh after dealin' with these tough ole toms this season. I say we go straight to the hard stuff and try 'em on Apple Sun Cure, Brown Mule, or if he's a "high-class" bird, maybe even a small cut off a plug of Black Mariah!!!
Dixie Belle wrote:I was just wondering if "snuff box" tubes would be better calls for these particular birds?
Dixie Belle wrote:Great thread guys. Hey Bobby, really liked your article on taking pictures.
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Not quite sure which "roadrunner" you mean???? But, if its the one I posted a while back in the "Trail Cam" section that old boy is on my "Things To Do Bad Things To" list for this fall, even if I have to use the "ACME Laser Guided Long Range Snood Seeking" ammo.
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As ALS disease progresses, one O'Hara family makes adjustmentsDecember 6, 2013 4:47 PM
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The new device that Neil Alexander will keep by his side is neither sleek nor stylish. It looks, joked his wife, Suzanne, "like a Sony Walkman from the 1980s."
But the O'Hara couple, says Mrs. Alexander, are "thrilled" to have it.
The tan-colored boxy device operates the diaphragm pacing system that Mr. Alexander had surgically installed last week at Case Medical Center in Cleveland. The Alexanders think the technology, made famous in 2003 when "Superman" actor Christopher Reeve used it and recently approved by the FDA for use in ALS patients, will prolong the 48-year-old's ability to breathe independently.
It is the latest step in the Alexanders' journey with ALS. And it is, said Mrs. Alexander, the "first of many invasive measures to prolong his independence."
Nearly two-and-a-half years ago, Mr. Alexander, a father of two young children and then director of corporate services for Downtown-based financial management firm Hefren-Tillotson Inc., was diagnosed with ALS, also known as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis or Lou Gehrig's disease. ALS affects the motor neurons, usually leading to paralysis and difficulty breathing and swallowing. The average patient dies two to five years after diagnosis.
The Alexanders decided to be proactive in their approach to the disease, with the goal of extending Mr. Alexander's independence and life as long as possible. They formed LiveLikeLou.org, a donor-advised fund of the Pittsburgh Foundation, to raise awareness of the disease, fund research and support patient care.
Since March 2012, the organization has raised $625,000, with funds going toward initiatives including a $100,000 grant for medical research at UPMC and a college scholarship program for children of people diagnosed with ALS.
And they have made changes in their lives, some big, some small. Mr. Alexander switched to an electric toothbrush as the muscles in his hands began to atrophy. Last year, the Alexanders built an addition to their home so their bedroom and bathroom would be accessible once Mr. Alexander started using a wheelchair. He started using one earlier this fall, when the disease started making walking more difficult and causing him to fall. He now uses the wheelchair for most trips outside his home.
So far, his voice and his ability to swallow and eat have remained largely unaffected by his ALS. But in recent months, Mr. Alexander, a swimmer, started feeling shortness of breath and tightness in his chest.
"When it's breathing, especially, that's when you go, 'uh oh,'" Mr. Alexander said.
David Lacomis, co-director of the Center for ALS Research at UPMC, said Mr. Alexander's capacity to move air in and out of his lungs has declined by about 45 percent since he diagnosed him in June 2011.
"It's not terrible, but it's a substantial decline," he said.
The Alexanders had planned to pursue the diaphragm pacing system, an option approved for ALS patients by the FDA in September 2011. At least five other Pittsburgh-area ALS patients have had the surgery here or in Cleveland, said Dr. Lacomis.
Last month, the Alexanders traveled to Cleveland to meet with Raymond Onders, professor of surgery at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and the doctor who developed the diaphragm pacing system. It was originally used in patients who had respiratory problems due to spinal cord issues and in 2003, Dr. Onders implanted the device in Reeve, the actor who required a ventilator to breathe after he was paralyzed in a horse-riding accident.
After the publicity that Reeve's surgery received, Dr. Onders started getting the question: if the device could help wean patients with spinal cord injuries off the ventilator, could it delay the need for ALS patients to get on a ventilator?
Dr. Onders said his research shows that it can, by about 18 months. The pacing system works by stimulating the diaphragm muscle, which supports the breathing process. Electrodes are surgically implanted in the diaphragm and then attached through the skin to an external battery-powered generator, which sends electrical pulses to stimulate the diaphragm.
In the past 14 years, about 900 people, most of them with ALS, have received the device, and on the Monday before Thanksgiving, Mr. Alexander traveled to Cleveland to became one of them.
He knew, from his own symptoms and his doctors in Pittsburgh, that his breathing was declining, but when Dr. Onders saw him, he said the state of his diaphragm indicated Mr. Alexander's ALS was at "a much later stage," with the right side of his diaphragm nearly unable to be stimulated. The discrepancy suggested that Mr. Alexander had been using accessory muscles in his chest to compensate for the weakening of his diaphragm, Dr. Onders said.
Mr. Alexander is now using the diaphragm pacing system, with the goal, Dr. Onders said, of maintaining the left side of his left diaphragm. Eventually, Mr. Alexander plans to use the system constantly, but for now he is turning it on for just a few hours a day to let his body get used to what he says feels like an "electrical flutter" in his chest.
He is still recovering from the surgery, hopeful that his new device will slow the rate of deterioration.
"We wouldn't know unless we cloned Neil if the different things that we do are helping him," Mrs. Alexander said. "We think it's prolonging his independent breathing, and the only way to know that for sure is if you made a duplicate of him and watched the progression of the disease over time."
The future, they said, will likely bring additional changes as the Alexanders seek more measures to prolong Mr. Alexander's life and its quality, such as a feeding tube and a catheter for urinating.
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Gee, why didn't I think of this before?
billy_wires wrote:They seem to be having fun, so perhaps rather than to lock it you guys could moniter it so id doesn't get out of hand, maybe? I just see this one going over the edge...
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Ixidor, reality sculptor wrote:Okay, this thread is going to be locked due to a certain asshole named billy_wires posting a request in the moderators drop box to have this thread locked, if this thread is locked, im gonna spam the hell out you.
No, it'll be locked because of forum abuse. paizuri (an admin, just so you know) declaired these threads stupid and pointless in this thread. Also, by completely halting the thread to attack me you've effectivly proven his point. One last thing, how do you propose to spam the hell out of me? I get over 100 spam messages in my e-mail a day from other sites, why would yours be different? Or you could flood my PM inbox? Woopdeedoo. Go for it.
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Que mas? Hay Metro, autobuses, tranvía, Bicing. 15 minutos en bici a Pza. Cataluña, 10 minutos en Bici a la Playa, 2 minutos en bici a Sagrada Familia, 4 minutos en bici al centro comercial de Glorias, 2 minutos de la Estación de autobuses del Nord, Supermercados, Bares… todo cerca, cuando llegues puedo estar o no ( por mi trabajo ) pero si me encuentras puedes contar con mi asesoramiento para lo que quieras, Te espero! Jóse Se puede fumar solo en el Balcon
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Me and my 2 friends were staying at Jose's place for 3 days and it was really superb! The place is very cosy, clean and close to a lot of sights. The metro station is reachable in a few minutes and there are a lot of good restaurants in the neighborhood if you want a quick bite. Jose is a very friendly host who offered a lot of information and help!
I had a great stay with my two children in José Luis. He was very considerate with us and very concerned about our well-being. We were housed in the very spacious and comfortable room for three persons with its pleasant flowery balcony.
A big thank you José Luis! Soon very certainly.
This apartment is in good location,very close to metro,grocery store and coffee bar?
The apartment itself has overvelming smell of air freshener and it's no very clean.
It was our first trip to Barcelona. Everything was very good. Jose was very kind, explained us everything we asked. We lived in a nice blue room with a balcony and we enjoyed watching Torre Agbar from it. Sagrada Família was very close. All famous "casas" were not far. Even though we were in Barcelona from 29.09 to 6.10 couple of days the weather was very warm - 27 C and we could swim in the sea and take sun baths.
It was a very nice stay in this appartement. José is very friendly and kind person.
He explain to us everything and what we should visit in the city. So really i recomend :)
Thank you José for the stay!
We stayed in José's apartment for 5 days and it has been a wonderful stay. It is a nice, cosy and clean apartment close to the city center, with great view from the terrace and very good access to public transport. In apartment everything you need is available. José is a great and very friendly host! He takes his time to inform you about the city and is helpful in any other way. We wish to return back one day!
The flat is near sagrada familia and only a few minutes to work through the Metro. So you can be in a short time in the middle of the city or at the beach, but you sleep in a quiet part of barcelona.
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The room is nice and clean with seaview from balcony.
We would host there again!!!
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This is old news. I believe I've been doing this since the first iphone.
does this work on windows 7 ????
You also have to make sure that you have your import settings set for AAC and not mp3 or something else. You can also select a start and stop time under the 'get more info' menu. Always loved this little trick.
Yup, been able to do this for years
For anyone who isn't aware you can clip out the part of the audio file you want to use before converting it to an aac by just right clicking and selecting the start end end points to the song.
Kind of misleading in that it says create them in iOS5. You still have to use your computer though.
And yes, been doing this for a couple years now.
Custom Ringtones without jailbreak - Since iOS 1.0 (2007)
Custom Text tones without jailbreak - Since iOS 5.0 (2011)
It took Apple 4 years to finally incorporate a modern idea! I'm not the one for custom text tones though, the only time I will use a custom text tone is when my friend comes over and always brags about his Droid X. Whenever I get a text it goes "DROID!" and he get's angry about it. What can't an iPhone do? Haha.
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void setup() { pinMode(13, OUTPUT); pinMode(12, OUTPUT); pinMode(11, OUTPUT); } void loop() { digitalWrite(13, HIGH); digitalWrite(12, LOW);delay(1000); digitalWrite(13, LOW);digitalWrite(12, HIGH); delay(1000); digitalWrite(12, HIGH); digitalWrite(11, LOW);delay(1000); digitalWrite(12, LOW);digitalWrite(11, HIGH); delay(1000); digitalWrite(13, HIGH); digitalWrite(11, LOW);delay(1000); digitalWrite(13, LOW);digitalWrite(11, HIGH); delay(1000); }
Charlieplexing is a great way to control a lot of LEDs, but using LEDs with built in resistors might be an issue, since you will be always using 2 resitors anytime you try to light an LED.
Get a TLC5940 LED controller chip and use the basic example program (which just happens to be a "Larson Scanner" - which is what they're called).The chip makes sure all your LEDs are running at optimal power and protects your Arduino from the stress of charlieplexing.
Quote from: Hippynerd on Feb 20, 2013, 08:04 pmCharlieplexing is a great way to control a lot of LEDs, but using LEDs with built in resistors might be an issue, since you will be always using 2 resitors anytime you try to light an LED.Not if the resistors are in parallel - which they <i>will</i> be if they're "built in".
I will look into one of the chips! I also want to learn how to do it with just the LEDs for practice too.
Do you suggest i try something else then?
Thats curious, why would you build a resistor in parallel with the LED?
Quote from: Hippynerd on Feb 20, 2013, 08:45 pmThats curious, why would you build a resistor in parallel with the LED? http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=led+with+built+in+resistor
Hey there everyone, this is my first post
@fungus, why in parallel?
QuoteHey there everyone, this is my first postDid you read this post at the top of this section?Any good reason why not?
Quote from: AWOL on Feb 20, 2013, 09:04 pm@fungus, why in parallel?I never said 'parallel', that was Hippynerd.
I was quoting you when I had said that. You suggested that the resistors will be in parallel, you put the word will in italics to emphasize that correct?Also, the google search didnt really answer my question. Is it too difficult to type a whole sentence to explain why?
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You always need a current limiting device when using an LED and a resistor is the simplest one you can have. Anyone who tells you different is wrong.
which would be if one happened to be using a current limiting supply.
But I'm confused: do I really need a resistor if I limit the PWM output to 3.3v (as in my code) ?
So I think I don't even need to add a resistor!Sorry, I'm still newb to electronics
This on-off pattern can simulate voltages in between full on (5 Volts) and off (0 Volts) [...] The result is as if the signal is a steady voltage between 0 and 5v controlling the brightness of the LED.
Why do they always fight "the resistor"?Why resist?Is it "the expense"?
PWM 66% ---------> LEDsPWM 100% ---[R]---> LEDs
when the input voltage is the same as the forward voltage of the LED
Did you ever consider why it takes so long to earn an Engineering degree?
Why do they always fight "the resistor"?
let's say my multimeter show: 20 mA
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Today I woke up extremely early for no good reason. 6:30am. I can't believe it myself! But did I put all this newly gained day-lit time to good use? Of course not. Of all things, I spent hours trying to install w2k on my laptop, only to find out minutes later that the reason I had installed it for was no longer valid. Well. Great.
On the other hand, maybe I shouldn't be bitter.. GTE and Duke finally got their act together and reconnected my ADSL service (after a month and a half of having ADSL down at home).
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