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Its not a matter of obedience but energy levels. My dog is kenneled for 8 hours a day while I work. When I get home and let him out he doesn't want to just lay around the rest of the night, he wants to play and retrieve. He will sit on command but not for 8 hours till its time to sleep. We've kept him inside and confinded but he just gets too stir crazy and starts running around the house all crazy.
I have been doing straight obedience work with him since he can't train. It seemed to help burn off a little energy.
As far as video goes, I haven't been able too b/c his injury is so acute and quick to leave. He will just be going about his buisiness and then he hurts it and in 1 min he's back running like nothing happened.
vet kept him for the day to do xrays. going to call soon.

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text: My pup won't be home for a few more weeks but as a newbie, I have a question. I'm going to see how the trainer releases/commands and use that way but wanted to hear from people on here as well. I understand that most use pups name on a mark and back on a blind...correct me if I'm wrong...but what do you use to allow pup to eat, walk through a door, come out of kennel, to let them know they no longer have to sit or heel, etc, etc. It was my plan to use OK for everything other than a mark or blind. Is this common? Also, in my short time trying to learn about retrievers and retriever games I've seen some argue over whether or not something is considered a release or command. Am I missing something? Does it really matter whether or not you view it as a release or command?


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The Bamster's going to be tossing out the ceremonial first pitch tonight. On the one hand, he's a baller, and since basketball is a sport that requires a lot of athleticism, I'm thinking he's gonna throw a heater right down the middle. On the other hand, during the primaries he rolled a 37 and looked like a newborn fawn with a bowling ball glued to its hoof. A 37?!?*** So there's an equally good chance he might three-hop it to the catcher.
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The recent debate over Apple (AAPL) shares put me in mind of something late Apple founder Steve Jobs said to Jim Goldman of CNBC back on June 9th, 2008, just after the release of the second generation of the iPhone, the iPhone 3G, at a point when the company had sold only 6 million units of the iPhone in total.
Jobs was asked about Apple's stock price at the time, which was at $185 and change, down from a high of $199.83 in the preceding 12 months, after having passed through a low of $117.05. He replied that he more or less would let Wall Street figure things out:
Goldman: What about Wall Street and the strange and bizarre roller coaster ride this company has suffered over just the past year. At one point Wall Street's darling, another point Wall Street's whipping boy. Apple enjoying a kind of momentum now. But what does Steve Jobs have to say to his investors as well as those calling the shots on Wall Street?
Jobs: We've been having record quarter after record quarter, so we're very pleased with how the company's doing. And, uh, you know, Wall Street, I've never been able to figure out Wall Street. But someone once told me manage the top line, which is, your strategy, your talented people, and your execution, and the bottom line will take care of itself. And I've always found that to be the case. So, we're turning in record quarter after record quarter, and Wall Street eventually comes out in the right place.
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TUPELO – The city's realigned wards are moving closer to reality.
Earlier this week, a 10-member citizens committee gave its unanimous approval to the proposed wards without recommending any changes. On Tuesday, the City Council will hold a public hearing before it considers final approval.
If approved by the council on Tuesday, the plan will go to U.S. Department of Justice for review. If it passes muster, municipal elections will go forward as planned in May.
The plan, which was drafted by Three Rivers Planning and Development District, had three main objectives:
• Divide the city's population based on the 2010 census more equally. Under the old lines, there was a 30 percent – 1,500 people – difference between wards 4 and 6. Under the proposed lines, the deviation is 5.5 percent – fewer than 300 people – between wards 6 and 7.
• Maintain minority majorities in Wards 4 and 7. The percentage of the non-white voting age population grew slightly in both wards.
"There was some real concerns starting out," about maintaining the majority minority populations in Wards 4 and 7, city attorney Guy Mitchell said. "That was addressed clearly and concisely."
• Avoid moving current council members out of their wards.
By law, Tupelo must redraw its ward lines to incorporate new data from the 2010 Census as well as address the 16-square mile annexation.
Ward 5, currently represented by Jonny Davis, will have the highest percentage of annexed area – about 38 percent of the 3,145 people who have become Tupelo citizens.
"It's my role, my job, over the next six months, to communicate with them and make the transition as easy as possible," Davis said.
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• WARD 2: An area of central Tupelo including Bella Vista, Forrest and West Main
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• WARD 3: President Avenue Extended and Shell Street go to Ward 7.
• WARD 4: All or parts of Wallace Street, Enterprise Drive and Elizabeth Street go to
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• WARD 5: The Mall at Barnes Crossing and adjacent shopping district shift to
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including Big Oaks, Indian Hills and Deer Park subdivisions.
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Since it began publishing a trove of classified United States Embassy cables on November 28, 2010, Wikileaks has faced an onslaught of censorship that demonstrated how online speech is vulnerable when intermediaries refuse to host contentious or unpopular speech. When payment providers, service providers and even visualization software services cut off services, Wikileaks struggled to keep their site online, going down for periods of time and reducing the content they carry. But while the availability of Wikileaks content was restricted, the demand from readers and media organizations to access that information stayed strong.
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I am pheasant hunting in SD and had a scary incident with my 6 year old YLF. She has been a pheasant hunter her entire life (only ducks she has ever seen are in training and at tests) so this situation is not new to her. We were hunting on Thursday and it was 32 degrees and damp. I usually run one of my dogs at a time out here and rotate the two of them at each spot. On the second turn of the day for my 6 year old we were done with the pass through the cattails and walking through a cut hay field and she began going from hunter looking confused and then just collapsed in the field. She wouldn't move at all and was not shaking. A guy in our group had some peanut butter and I gave that to her and she responded slightly, I got her back to the lodge and got her to eat and drink and she has been doing fine since. She is a very well conditioned dog and has never had an issue in her life of going down in the heat or cold and is genetically sound. Any ideas of what might have happened and what I should do?
I have been giving her lots of food, water, and rest since the occurrence and she looks like she is getting fat so I am wondering if she should get back in the field today.
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It's T-minus 1 hour to market close, and Apple (AAPL) shares are up $7.15, or 1.3%, at $553.22, as the company's fiscal Q1 reports approaches, after the bell.
Analysts are modeling $57.47 billion in revenue for the December quarter, and EPS of $14.09, , according to FactSet Systems. As far as the outlook for this quarter, the company sees $46.1 billion and $10.97.
Apple itself forecast $55 billion to $58 billion for the quarter, back in October, putting the-above consensus near the top of Apple's forecast.
Not just the sell-side, but also buy-side folks were out talking about Apple this morning. Patrick Kaser, portfolio manager of the Classic Large Cap Value and Large Cap Value Socially Conscious strategies for Brandywine Global, which manages about $48 billion, prepared some remarks in advance of a CNBC appearance this afternoon to discuss the results.
Observes Kaser,
The real attraction to Apple stock is its valuation- below-market P/E multiple, a reasonable dividend yield, a pristine balance sheet and lots of free cash flow. I am expecting a pretty solid quarter with no big disappointments. The company/stock usually guides conservative, so anticipate guidance will be below consensus, but don't view that as a big deal. An upside surprise would be from a faster buyback or increased dividend, but that's not really expected this quarter. We will be listening for any early color on China Mobile sales as we also hold that stock. Also we will be looking at the sales mix of cheaper devices (iPad mini as opposed to iPad Air & iPhone 5c verses the iPhone 5s).
On the broker side, a unifying theme seems to be that no one can agree if there'll be upside tonight, or how much, or even what consensus it is they're looking at as far as iPhone and iPad estimates.
Mizuho Securities USA's Abhey Lamba is modeling upside, with revenue in a range of $58 billion to $60 billion, and EPS in a range of $14.50 to $14.75. He thinks the outlook, however, may come in at $42 billion to $44 billion, and the consensus for $10.97 per share "could move lower by ~$1.00," he thinks.
The upside last quarter was all about the iPhone, he thinks, with perhaps even some shortfall in the iPad:
iPhone shipments could end up 2-3mm above consensus expectations. iPhone shipments in the quarter should gain from broader distribution as the new devices were available in all the key regions for the holiday season. We expect unit shipments to end up around 57-58mm vs. consensus of about 55-56mm units. For iPads, we believe the unit shipments could end up slightly short of expectations of ~26-27mm but the underperformance will not be material and it will be more than offset by the upside to iPhone estimates.
J.P. Morgan's Mark Moskowitz reiterates an Overweight rating on the shares, and a $615 price target, projecting revenue of $55.93 billion and EPS of $14.06, on perhaps 52.9 million iPhone units:
We think that as long as gross margin is flattish and iPhone and iPad units are around 53-54M and 24-26M, respectively, the stock should continue to work. While expectations are scattered for Mar-Q, we think gross margin could be flat to down as iPhone 5C fades. We think Mar-Q iPhone units could be in the 42-45M range and the iPad in the 20-23M range. Post the earnings call, we expect investors to start to ponder, what's next? We think one potential is a larger screen for the iPhone, probably in a 4.5-5.0-inch form factor. Given most of the smartphone market is already there, a land grab campaign may be required on the part of Apple, which can be more difficult than penetration of new adopters, in our view. Also, if the only major catalyst after China Mobile penetration is a larger-sized iPhone screen, then there is risk that potential upside to estimates may not be as large as it has been in the past. In the meantime, we think Apple's revenue and earnings estimates can still be upward biased in the near to mid term. As other tech companies still struggle with consistency in operating performance, Apple's stock could benefit from a flight to quality if the company's consensus estimates can keep rising. We also believe recent news of Carl Icahn's increased ownership stake and continued activisim in Apple could provide a backstop to shares.
Wells Fargo's Maynard Um reiterates a Market Perform rating on the shares, and a $536 to $581 "valuation range," modeling $58 billion in revenue last quarter, and $14.49 per share, on sales of perhaps 54.8 million iPhones and 24 million iPads, versus consensus of 54.6 million and 24.88 million, respectively. However, he thinks there could be upside to his numbers, and to the Street's, given "strong holiday sales of iPad mini and iPhone 5S," adding that "every 1MM iPads equates to $0.08 in EPS and 1MM iPhones $0.22, all else equal."
For this quarter, Um expects the company to forecast below his own estimate for $46.9 billion and $11.36 per share, but in line with consensus of $46.1 billion and $10.97, even though the company should be helped by China Mobile (CHL) just having put the iPhone on sale officially for the first time earlier this month.
Gross margin was probably strong last quarter, he writes, perhaps 37.9% for the whole company, even given some dilution from the iPad mini.


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Posted September 25, 2008; 10:21 a.m.
Cory Booker, mayor of Newark, N.J., will deliver the annual Toni Morrison Lectures on "The Unfinished Journey of America's Spirit" at 8 p.m. Wednesday through Friday, Oct. 1-3, in McCosh 50.
Booker will address the following topics: "The Past: A Testimony to the Impossible" on Oct. 1; "The Present: Through Cynicism, Negativity and Self-Doubt" on Oct. 2; and "The Future: Humble Hopes and Insane Idealism" on Oct. 3.
Booker has been mayor of New Jersey's largest city since July 2006 and is the third person to lead Newark since 1970. He launched his political career in 1998 after serving as staff attorney for the Urban Justice Center and as a program coordinator of the Newark Youth Project. Booker spent four years as a Newark City Council member, helping to implement community programs such as increasing security at public housing facilities and building new playgrounds. He has been named one of the country's "40 best and brightest" by Esquire magazine, one of the state's "top 40 under 40" by New Jersey Monthly magazine and one of "America's most powerful players under 40" by Black Enterprise magazine.
A graduate of Stanford University, Booker also earned a bachelor's degree at the University of Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar and received a law degree from Yale University.
Sponsored jointly by the Center for African American Studies and Princeton University Press, the Toni Morrison Lectures were inaugurated in 2006 to spotlight the work of prominent scholars and writers and to honor Morrison, Princeton's Robert F. Goheen Professor in the Humanities Emeritus. The lectures presented by Booker will be compiled with other Toni Morrison Lectures to be published in book form by Princeton University Press.
Previous lecturers in the series were Cornel West, Princeton's Class of 1943 University Professor in the Center for African American Studies, and Haitian-born author Edwidge Danticat.
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Since this section says, "Other If it's not a Star Wars movie, it goes here! " then I suppose "legitimate theatre" deserves a mention. I just saw Spamalot in Las Vegas this weekend, the one with John "J Peterman" O'Hurley as King Arthur. I've also acted in a couple local performances the last two years. Made me think about starting a thread on the subject.
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SPOKANE, Wash. - Small amounts of marijuana will soon be legal, and a number of Washington's 39 counties are deciding to drop misdemeanor pot cases.
King, Pierce, and Clark counties have already announced intent to drop those cases and Spokane County Prosecutor Steve Tucker said Wednesday he's putting the County's lone case on hold.
That's right, in the entire county there's only one case that involves misdemeanor pot possession with someone older than 21. Tucker said he planned on taking all of the cases to court, if there were more.Spokane not prosecuting pot cases
Tucker says with limited resources, most of the cases are settled out of court.
"(The economy) hurt (our office) a lot, so we've had to prioritize," Tucker said. "So it doesn't really totally surprise me that we only have the one pending one that's in warrant status because these are not given a high priority and they never have been."
Tucker is also the president of the state's association of prosecuting attorneys. They hold a meeting December 7, and Tucker said he won't file any more pot cases until then. He hopes the counties can agree on how to prosecute all the cases filed before the new law takes effect.
"Doesn't make much sense to do it 39 different ways," Tucker added.
Governor Christine Gregoire sent a letter to the federal government this week, saying our state is moving forward with the law. She still hasn't heard back on whether the fed plans to continue to enforce its own pot laws. Tucker thinks that will likely happen.
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Tucker also thinks if pot retailers open next December, it will pave the way for the D.E.A. or F.B.I. agents to arrest them.
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How Can I Use Two Computers With Lightroom
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God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change;
the courage to change the things I can; and the wisdom to know the difference. reinhold niebuhr
Posted 19 October 2009 - 01:20 PM
i need to be able to copy whatever i had already done from one computer to the other... that is what i am trying to find out how to do
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Posted 19 October 2009 - 02:09 PM
I am having this same issue. I use a desktop upstairs and a laptop downstairs. I will be watching this thread.
i think there is a way but just have to find someone to tell us the way! LOL
Posted 19 October 2009 - 02:22 PM
Just go File>Open Cataloge and navigate to its new home.
Hope this helps!
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Posted 20 October 2009 - 01:32 PM
how do i find the folder that LR has the catalogue in???
Posted 21 October 2009 - 12:14 PM
as you can see in the screen shot there is a folder called lightroom and then the second screen shot is a sub folder within the lightroom folder called lightroom that i have opened... in the first folder called lightroom there are a bunch of files called catalog so all this is just too confusing for me...
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Find out where Lightroom has placed its catalogue folder, which contains your changes. Mine is in my "My Pictures" folder and is called "Lightroom 2 Catalog.lrcat". You can move the entire folder to your EHD. Then it's just a case of telling LR where it you put it.
Just go File>Open Cataloge and navigate to its new home.
Hope this helps!
heres another place i am confuse...besides these folders i showed the screen shot of that are on my ehd i have a folder on my DT hard drive in my pictures called Lightroom...like you have suggested.... do i just copy the subfolder lightroom catalog2.lrcat or do i copy the entire folder..when i went to copy the entire folder it said it would take 15 minutes and it looks like it has a lot of stuff in it..is that all my photos? i am so challenged by this stuff and hope someone comes along with something that can help clear it up for my old foggy brain... i am hitting my head agaisnt the wall and havent done any scrapping..
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when i directed LR to use the copied folder lr ehd it all worked...both computers, lt and dt have been directed to use that folder and now i think i am in business to do both computers with one catalog on the ehd...i am off to download some new photos and see if this works...i am confident now that it will
thanks to everyone... and my brain determined to figure this out i think we have a happy ending story.... and i am going to reward myself with a little chocolate..LOL~
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I'm so glad! I'll have to poke around some more, but I'll find it.
thanks for bumping this up when i was so frustrated... and anyway i can pass along the help just give a holler ( or a pm!)
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thanks, b
Posted 21 October 2009 - 04:42 PM
so i am sharing it as it seems others would like to share computers with their LR catalogue..
i think what i hadnt done was hit ctl as i launch lr to get it to now select the catalog i had moved to the EHD
NOW i think i deserve some chocolate.... LOL
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Well, I've been a bit busy and a bit lazy of late. Finals are coming up. Tomorrow in fact. But, I've gotten a bit of work done. First off, on the kernel side I looked at the pmac nvram bit, and figured out that drivers/macintosh/macintosh.? needs to be a shared library (not the right term, I know) and not ar'ed. Otherwise the module_{exit,init} stuff won't work. So right now, nvram and some adb stuff isn't even trying to work in 2.3. I also found out that Paul M's rsync tree has the needed changes. Hopefully Cort Dougan will listen to Paul and the changes will go in. I asked Cort about this before and he preferred the library to stay as is. Wish I knew this was breaking things before, oh well.
Second off, I've got/am getting done one of my finals. 1500-2500 words, dang it.
Lastly, for those of you which have been playing with entropy.crashing.org or using stuff hosted there, myself and the machine will be offline from next wedesnday (may 10) until a bit later (unknown) as I leave the U of A and the dorms.


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Twenty-five years ago, Kristin Hersh was a guitarist, singer, and songwriter from Newport whose band Throwing Muses was building a rep for riveting shows around Providence and Boston. Live, the cherub-cheeked dirty blonde would enter a trance-like state, expelling demons in a commanding, quavering voice that seemed impossibly wizened and broken for a college student just 18 years old. Hersh and her bandmates — Tanya Donelly, David Narcizo, and Leslie Langston — wound up being the first American band signed to influential English label 4AD; later, Warner Bros. contracted them in the US.
It was a dizzying time for a young musician; only those who knew Hersh well knew just how dizzying. The daughter of hippie parents had suffered a head injury in a bicycle accident and was having hallucinations. Songs were aural visions that came to her with colors (a neurological condition called synesthesia). Her state became so severe that she went into hiding. She was diagnosed as bipolar. Then, she became pregnant.
Hersh chronicles this tumultuous year in her just-published memoir, Rat Girl (Penguin). This is not some sordid, drug-infested confessional; if you know anything about Hersh, you know she prefers the arch, poetic quip over the psychological bodice-ripper. Rat Girl is a smart, funny, literary antidote to the usual showbiz tell-all. Instead of dropping names, she dropkicks the vultures and vampires that try to feed off young talent. "VIPs' faces melt when they drink," she writes. "I don't know if it's face-lifts or tanning booth abuse or maybe hair transplants slipping down their scalps, but it's freak-in' weird." (I'm not saying this is who she's describing, but I did meet an orange-skinned Clive Davis when he was at the Living Room for a Muses show.) She also often decided that if she didn't have something nice to say, she would say nothing at all. Rat Girl doesn't divulge what happened next: the manager the Muses had to fire, how her baby's father had their son taken from her because of her ill health and itinerant musician ways.
Rather, Rat Girl is a wonderfully written glimpse of what it's like to be young and in a band: the language, jokes, and secrets you share; the way the music shapes and changes your world; the fellow artists and engineers who guide you (Boston recording veteran Gary Smith and the late film star Betty Hutton play luminous mentor roles). Its author calls the book "a love letter to the band." (The title refers to the band's frequent appearances at the Rat in Boston, the rats that ran over her feet while she was recording at a studio in that city, and the rats that were in the commune in which she grew up.)
I first met Kristin exactly a quarter-century ago — about in the middle of the period covered in Rat Girl — when I interviewed her and Tanya as my premiere assignment for The NewPaper (my first-ever professional assignment period). We've reconnected now and again throughout the years, as the Muses went international, then broke up and Hersh went solo. She has four boys now — ages 24 to 7 — the last three with her husband and manager, Billy O'Connell. They currently live in New Orleans, though Hersh spent the last summer in her old Rhode Island haunts. She's had an incredible odyssey — from Hollywood, to being wiped out by a flood, to helping reinvent the music industry with the open-source, listener-supported musician organization CASH Music. And for the first time in 25 years, her mental demons are gone — vanquished, apparently, by acupuncture.
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Intelligence officials say terror group is intent on a large-scale operation
The Obama administration's top intelligence officials on Tuesday described it as "certain" that al-Qaeda or its allies will try to attack the United States in the next six months, and they called for new flexibility in how U.S. officials detain and question terrorist suspects.
Obama, like Bush has been warned. Will Obama take the warning seriously and be able to stop an attack before it can be carried out or we destine to have another 9/11 incident?


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2.42: Bohr's Atomic Model
Look at the people in the picture. Do you see how they are standing on different rungs of the ladder? When you stand on a ladder, you can stand on one rung or another, but you can never stand in between two rungs. A ladder can be used to model parts of an atom. Do you know how? Read on to find out.
Modeling the Atom
The existence of the atom was first demonstrated around 1800 by John Dalton. Then, close to a century went by before J.J. Thomson discovered the first subatomic particle, the negatively charged electron. Because atoms are neutral in charge, Thomson thought that they must consist of a sphere of positive charge with electrons scattered through it. In 1910, Ernest Rutherford showed that this idea was incorrect. He demonstrated that all of the positive charge of an atom is actually concentrated in a tiny central region called the nucleus. Rutherford surmised that electrons move around the nucleus like planets around the sun. Rutherford's idea of atomic structure was an improvement on Thomson's model, but it wasn't the last word. Rutherford focused on the nucleus and didn't really clarify where the electrons were in the empty space surrounding the nucleus.
The next major advance in atomic history occurred in 1913, when the Danish scientist Niels Bohr published a description of a more detailed model of the atom. His model identified more clearly where electrons could be found. Although later scientists would develop more refined atomic models, Bohr's model was basically correct and much of it is still accepted today. It is also a very useful model because it explains the properties of different elements. Bohr received the 1922 Nobel prize in physics for his contribution to our understanding of the structure of the atom. You can see a picture of Bohr below.
On the Level
As a young man, Bohr worked in Rutherford's lab in England. Because Rutherford's model was weak on the position of the electrons, Bohr focused on them. He hypothesized that electrons can move around the nucleus only at fixed distances from the nucleus based on the amount of energy they have. He called these fixed distances energy levels, or electron shells. He thought of them as concentric spheres, with the nucleus at the center of each sphere. In other words, the shells consisted of sphere within sphere within sphere. Furthermore, electrons with less energy would be found at lower energy levels, closer to the nucleus. Those with more energy would be found at higher energy levels, farther from the nucleus. Bohr also hypothesized that if an electron absorbed just the right amount of energy, it would jump to the next higher energy level. Conversely, if it lost the same amount of energy, it would jump back to its original energy level. However, an electron could never exist in between two energy levels. These ideas are illustrated in the Figure below.
This is a two-dimensional model of a three-dimensional atom. The concentric circles actually represent concentric spheres.
Q: How is an atom like a ladder?
A: Energy levels in an atom are like the rungs of a ladder. Just as you can stand only on the rungs and not in between them, electrons can orbit the nucleus only at fixed distances from the nucleus and not in between them.
Energy by the Spoonful
Bohr's model of the atom is actually a combination of two different ideas: Rutherford's atomic model of electrons orbiting the nucleus and German scientist Max Planck's idea of a quantum, which Planck published in 1901. A quantum (plural, quanta) is the minimum amount of energy that can be absorbed or released by matter. It is a discrete, or distinct, amount of energy. If energy were water and you wanted to add it to matter in the form of a drinking glass, you couldn't simply pour the water continuously into the glass. Instead, you could add it only in small fixed quantities, for example, by the teaspoonful. Bohr reasoned that if electrons can absorb or lose only fixed quantities of energy, then they must vary in their energy by these fixed amounts. Thus, they can occupy only fixed energy levels around the nucleus that correspond to quantum increases in energy.
Q: The idea that energy is transferred only in discrete units, or quanta, was revolutionary when Max Planck first proposed it in 1901. However, what scientists already knew about matter may have made it easier for them to accept the idea of energy quanta. Can you explain?
A: Scientists already knew that matter exists in discrete units called atoms. This idea had been demonstrated by John Dalton around 1800. Knowing this may have made it easier for scientists to accept the idea that energy exists in discrete units as well.
- In Bohr's atomic model, electrons move around the nucleus only at fixed distances from the nucleus based on the amount of energy they have. The fixed distances where electrons may orbit are called energy levels.
- Bohr arrived at his model by applying Planck's idea of energy quanta to Rutherford's atomic model of electrons orbiting the nucleus.
- quantum: Minimum amount of energy that can be absorbed or released by matter.
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- How are orbitals related to energy levels?
- How many electrons can be found at energy level 1? At energy level 2?
- How does Bohr's atomic model build on Rutherford's model?
- Explain the connection between energy quanta and energy levels.
- How does Bohr's work demonstrate the importance of communication in science?
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Thyroid hormone drugs are natural or synthetic preparations containing tetraiodothyronine (T4, levothyroxine) sodium or triiodothyronine (T3, liothyronine) sodium or both. T4 and T3 are produced in the human thyroid gland by the iodination and coupling of the amino acid tyrosine. T4 contains four iodine atoms and is formed by the coupling of two molecules of diiodotyrosine (DIT). T3 contains three atoms of iodine and is formed by the coupling of one molecule of DIT with one molecule of monoiodotyrosine (MIT). Both hormones are stored in the thyroid colloid as thyroglobulin.
Thyroid hormone preparations belong to two categories: (1) natural hormonal preparations derived from animal thyroid, and (2) synthetic preparations. Natural preparations include desiccated thyroid and thyroglobulin. Desiccated thyroid is derived from domesticated animals that are used for food by man (either beef or hog thyroid), and thyroglobulin is derived from thyroid glands of the hog. The United States Pharmacopeia (USP) has standardized the total iodine content of natural preparations. Thyroid USP contains not less than (NLT) 0.17 percent and not more than (NMT) 0.23 percent iodine, and thyroglobulin contains not less than (NLT) 0.7 percent of organically bound iodine. Iodine content is only an indirect indicator of true hormonal biologic activity.
Cytomel (liothyronine sodium) Tablets contain liothyronine (L-triiodothyronine or LT3), a synthetic form of a natural thyroid hormone, and is available as the sodium salt.
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Liothyronine Sodium
L-Tyrosine, O-(4-hydroxy-3-iodophenyl)-3,5-diiodo-, monosodium salt
Twenty-five mcg of liothyronine is equivalent to approximately 1 grain of desiccated thyroid or thyroglobulin and 0.1 mg of L-thyroxine.
Each round, white to off-white Cytomel (liothyronine sodium) tablet contains liothyronine sodium equivalent to liothyronine as follows: 5 mcg debossed KPI and 115; 25 mcg scored and debossed KPI and 116; 50 mcg scored and debossed KPI and 117. Inactive ingredients consist of calcium sulfate, gelatin, corn starch, stearic acid, sucrose and talc.
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Before taking liothyronine, tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are allergic to it; or if you have any other allergies. This product may contain inactive ingredients, which can cause allergic reactions or other problems. Talk to your pharmacist for more details.
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Hi--I'm training my first dog (6 mo old) and new to the forum. I've got a ton of questions, and I'm very glad to have found a place with knowledgeable people to ask.
I am using Smartwork, and started formalizing "here" today. The dog did pretty well through the first couple levels of pressure, but then he started refusing to leave my side. Okay, I connected a second rope and looped it around a pole and used it to keep him in place until I was ready to call. Problem was, I couldn't handle two ropes and the remote all at once. Doing so resulted in the dog getting hopelessly tangled in the ropes, me getting tangled in the ropes, and general chaos (pretty much the opposite of useful training). So I changed tactics and removed one of the ropes, using only one rope wrapped around a pole to keep the dog far enough away. I gave the command, giving some friction on the restraint rope, and he came right to me even without a "here" rope to guide him in. Great so far. A couple levels later (3.5 low, and showing a head turn in response to the pressure) using this same technique, when I call "here" instead of coming straight to me like he had every other time, he wandered around confused, head turned sideways, until I could scramble for a piece of the restraint rope on the other side of the pole and tug him to me.
Now, this dog also has an annoying tendency of bouncing away whenever anyone tries to pet him (then bouncing back to force his head under your hand immediately afterwards), which I've been handling by just turning my back on him whenever he does it. At this point in the session, this annoying habit became suddenly much worse, to the point where providing positive reinforcement for successful reps became very difficult. Also, out of the blue, he started following me and play-nipping the back of my jeans, which he hasn't done for three months. The second time he nipped my jeans I gave him a "no" and a strong nick and it (mostly) stopped that behavior. I re-connected the "here" rope to provide more guidance and things went more or less okay. I didn't go any higher on the pressure and backed him down the levels until we stopped at 1-medium.
While he appeared to understand what we were doing, I never saw the noticeable increase in devotion to task that's supposed to happen during this process.
Edited to add: Some background on the dog. He is a 6 mo. old standard poodle. Very eager to retrieve, very birdy, very high-energy. He has been doing obedience with positive reinforcement since 3 mos. and understands "here", "sit", "down" and "cage" (kennel) very well. He has been wearing an e-collar since 4 mos., which we used correctively to stop a play-nipping problem that was fixing to get him an eviction notice from my wife if not stopped. (Believe me, we tried everything else, and he was incorrigible).
I'm sure I did wrong just about everything that could be done wrong. So, a few questions for anyone willing to share some knowledge with a total newbie:
(1) Did I ruin my dog?
(2) Should I wait a couple of days and re-try this session (figuring out a way to manage all the ropes and the remote by myself in the meantime), or just go to reinforcement?
(3) Should I worry about his sudden reversion to play-nipping?
(4) Was the head-turning a sign of too much pressure?


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The Disability Services Center serves students with all types of disabilities: mobility, hearing, vision, motor, psychological, learning (including attention disorders), speech, chronic medical, and other conditions. Although individuals with temporary impairments do not qualify for protection under the Americans with Disabilities Act, Rhode Island College nevertheless attempts to assist students who need short-term accommodations.
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Good one, when you lose the argument make adverse comments about the person who made them.
Good one, when you lose the argument make adverse comments about the person who made them.
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Bain puts together a fund for a specific purpose - folks commit their money for a minimum period of time - that money usually comes from retirement funds that go back into the economy through the little guys pensions - they buy companies ready for a turnaround - Onerous contracts or a high level of debt are 2 of the most obvious reasons.
Bain receives a management fee + a % of the profit when the fund is liquidated. Bain just happened to be more successful.
IMO - Buffett is grossly overrated though I have looked long & hard at many of the same stocks he has bought - we owned the billfold stock & still do that he gave away as a tip in the auction.
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By Gary Blankenship
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A law firm that wants to use out-of-state lawyers and nonlawyers to represent clients before the Social Security Administration must say that in any ads it runs, according to the Bar's Standing Committee on Advertising.
The committee weighed in on the law firm's query during a March 11 meeting. The Professional Ethics Committee had earlier addressed other aspects of the law firm's plans to use nonlawyers and lawyers licensed in other jurisdictions.
The advertising committee also addressed ads designed to pop up as part of Google searches and considered a retiring lawyer's request that he be allowed to be listed as "emeritus" on the firm's letterhead even though he would no longer have an interest in the firm.
The Social Security issue was part of a broader inquiry that was originally directed at the PEC, which referred the ad-related section to the SCA.
Bar Advertising Counsel Elizabeth Tarbert said the inquiry states that under federal rules, a lawyer licensed in any U.S. jurisdiction can appear in any Social Security hearing, and nonlawyers who meet certain qualifications also are allowed to represent clients.
Among questions submitted by the inquiring firm was whether it would have to say in advertisements that clients might be represented by nonlawyers or lawyers who are not Florida Bar members.
"Our [Bar staff] recommendation to you is to tell them [the firm] they do have to state that," Tarbert said. "I don't think people come to a law firm for Social Security claims and believe they are going to get a nonlawyer handling that case."
She added that Bar Rule 4-7.2(c)(1)(C) prohibits false or misleading ads, or ads that fail to "disclose material information necessary to prevent the information supplied from being false or misleading."
The committee agreed. "I don't see how it [the rule] can't apply," said committee Chair Gary Lesser. "It's important information."
Committee members also reviewed the opinion the PEC directed Bar staff to draft to answer other questions posed by the law firm. Those include:
• If permitted by law, the firm can use nonlawyers and lawyers admitted in other jurisdictions in Social Security cases, but whether that is allowed under federal law is a legal question outside of the PEC's jurisdiction.
• The exact employment relationship – as associates or of counsel – between the firm and the non-Bar members is outside the PEC's scope to answer.
• The arrangement would not involve the improper division of legal fees as long as nonlawyers and out-of-state lawyers were paid a salary "and are not paid or given bonuses in a way that would constitute improper fee-sharing."
• Bar rules require that out-of-state lawyers and nonlawyers be supervised to ensure their conduct comports with all attorney legal and ethical duties. The PEC was concerned how that supervision would work when the out-of-state lawyers and nonlawyers appeared alone before the SSA or other agency. The PEC opinion also noted, "Consistent with the written inquiry, clients must give informed consent to representation by nonlawyers and lawyers admitted in other jurisdictions after being informed of the advantages and disadvantages of such representation."
• The law firm may not represent that the nonlawyers or out-of-state lawyers are licensed to practice in Florida.
On the emeritus attorney question, the committee had been asked by a lawyer who was planning to retire and divest himself of his interest in his firm partnership if he could appear on the firm letterhead as an "emeritus" attorney instead of as a "retired" attorney. The attorney said that would be a better title in case he later decided to return to practice with the firm.
The committee said that would be allowed only if the lawyer complied with the requirements under the Bar's emeritus attorney program in Rule 12 and for obtaining emeritus status in Rule 12-1.2. If the lawyer returned to practice, he could not be listed on the letterhead or in the firm name unless he had an of counsel relationship with the firm and the letterhead reflected that.
On the Google ad issue, the inquiring law firm queried whether its paid ad that appears as part of Google searches using certain terms was required to list the name of at least one lawyer in the firm and at least the location of one office (which are required by Bar rules). The firm also asked if the ad had to be submitted for Bar review. A representative of the firm noted the ad had no contact information for the firm, and anyone seeking more information would have to follow the link to the firm's website, which has all the information required in Bar rules.
The committee advised that the Google placement was an ad and consequently must comply with Bar rules.
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Pattonsburg's Board of Education hired two familiar faces as new administrators during their meeting held Feb. 19. Troy Clawson has accepted the position of superintendent of the Pattonsburg R-2 School District starting July 1, 2014. Becky Morris will serve as assistant administrator.
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Grilles are one of the first modifications people make for a reason because adding one to your car or truck is a great way to customize it and make your it stand out even more. Plus, they are very easy to install, look great, and come in a variety of options and styles! See below for answers to common questions we get from customers about the aftermarket grilles we carry.
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Chandler Fashion Center is located in one of the fastest growing cities in the nation. The city boasts world-class golf facilities, Arizona resorts, and a plethora of fun activities. This super-regional shopping center is easily accessible and conveniently located just 20 minutes from Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport.
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1. Interact: Disability Arts Festival
Today 10am-4pm
Corban Estate Arts Centre, 2 Mt Lebanon Lane, Henderson
This free festival invites all comers to celebrate the achievements and creativity of disabled people in the arts, with a range of activities from drama and music to puppetry.
2. City Street Art
Today until November 4
As you hurry around town, make sure you check out some street art. Elliot Francis Stewart is painting the back of the Brooklyn Bar and a collaborative piece with Askew One, Elliot and Gary Silipa will be on the Mid-City Elliott Street steps. Or pick up the Big Little City brochures and take in the sculpture on the Britomart to Waterfront walk or the Queen St Valley walk.
3. Journey to K Rd
Today until November 4
If you don't have time to visit a gallery, take a stroll along K Rd and do a bit of window-gazing.
Artists will be putting put 10 installations into 10 shop windows.
4. Art of Fashion
Today until November 4
The art of beautiful clothing is on display in the CBD. Look out for installations by artists Karl Maughan, Ruben Patterson and Dale Frank at Kate Sylvester, World, and Zambesi stores in Britomart.


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Just got a shiny new Dell E248WFP monitor. Awesome good. Hooked up my Macbook Pro to the monitor and everything works great. Well almost everything. "Mirror mode" forces the monitor resolution to drop to the macbook's resolution.
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Fiesta parking is available at Downtown Campus
By David Kapalko
Director of Parking and Transportation Services
(April 17, 2008)--UTSA will offer public parking at $10 per day during Fiesta San Antonio, April 18-27. Public parking will be $10 per vehicle, paid on entry.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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Lots available to the public are:
- D1 through D3 under Interstate 35 (from Buena Vista/Dolorosa Street south to El Paso Street)
- Durango Loop lot
- Cattleman's Square lot (across from the Buena Vista Street Building and adjacent to Pico de Gallo restaurant)
Fewer lots will be offered for public parking this year because the Fiesta carnival will be moved from Market Square near the UTSA Downtown Campus to the Alamodome near UTSA's Institute of Texan Cultures.
Vehicles displaying a UTSA parking permit will be allowed to park for free in the designated lots, but permit holders are encouraged to park in the Durango Loop or Monterey Building lots during festivities to avoid traffic congestion. Garage parking requires a garage permit at all times.
Revenues from Fiesta parking will be used to offset the cost of Downtown Campus parking lot lease costs.
For more information, contact UTSA Parking and Transportation Services at firstname.lastname@example.com or (210) 458-PARK (7275).
Fiesta public parking at UTSA
Friday, April 18 -- Noon-midnight *
Saturday, April 19 -- Noon-midnight
Sunday, April 20 -- Noon-midnight
Monday, April 21 -- 4 p.m.-midnight
Tuesday, April 22 -- 4 p.m.- midnight
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Thursday, April 24 -- 4 p.m.-midnight
Friday, April 25 -- 10 a.m.-midnight *
Saturday, April 26 -- Noon-midnight
Sunday, April 27 -- Noon-midnight
* Cattleman's Square Lot will be restricted to UTSA permit parking only until 2 p.m., Friday, April 18 and April 25. The Battle of Flowers Parade on Friday, April 25 requires an earlier starting time for public parking.


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