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The Swiss steel company SMS Concast has been leveraging multiphysics simulation to optimize the steelmaking process of continuous casting. Through research conducted using COMSOL Multiphysics, the R&D team at SMS Concast was able to implement a new technique that allowed a steelmaking plant in Taiwan to reduce yearly CO2 emissions by about 40,000 tons.Read More
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We have all experienced the boredom and frustration of being stuck in a traffic jam. Very often, traffic congestion comes and goes for no obvious reason. Employing the analogy to gas dynamics, we can now simulate traffic flow using the equation-based modeling capabilities of COMSOL Multiphysics and gain a better understanding of why congestion happens.Read More
Bridget Cunningham July 29, 2014
Imagine a mode of air travel that is both fuel efficient and environmentally friendly. The mechanical modeling of torque transfer components in fully superconducting rotating machines have helped researchers draw new conclusions on how to optimize aircraft design and potentially achieve electric propulsion. A research team investigated the stress and heat distribution in these machines and presented their results at the COMSOL Conference 2013 in Boston.Read More
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In a previous blog entry, we discussed the join feature in COMSOL Multiphysics in the context of stationary problems. Here, we will address parametric, eigenfrequency, frequency domain, and time-dependent problems. Additionally, we will compare and contrast the built-in with and at operators versus solution joining.Read More
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In the 2012 edition of Multiphysics Simulation, we featured an article about modeling spinal cord stimulation to determine the effect that scar tissue can have on electrical current distribution during the treatment of chronic pain. Recently, the full-length paper by Beth Israel Deaconess researchers Jeffrey Arle, Kris Carlson, Longzhi Mei, and Jay Shils was published in the journal Neuromodulation.Read More
Lexi Carver July 24, 2014
Modular orthopedic devices, common in replacement joints, allow surgeons to tailor the size, material, and design of an implant directly to a patient's needs. This flexibility and customization is counterbalanced, however, by a need for the implant components to fit together correctly. With parts that are not ideally matched, micro-motions and stresses on mismatched surfaces can cause fretting fatigue and corrosion. Researchers at Continuum Blue Ltd. have assessed changes to femoral implant designs to quantify and prevent this damage.Read More
Mark Fowler July 23, 2014
Topological optimization is routinely used in the design and refinement of microfluidics devices. The process also comes in handy for modeling a Tesla microvalve.Read More
Mark Fowler July 22, 2014
Researchers from AltaSim Technologies presented a paper at last year's COMSOL Conference in Boston sharing their analyses on Mie scattering of electromagnetic waves and how they compare to the Mie solution.Read More
Bridget Cunningham July 21, 2014
In chemistry, separation using differences in migration patterns plays an important role in understanding the properties of different chemical species. To help identify small chemical differences between molecules, researchers use a type of electrophoresis known as isoelectric focusing. With the use of an applied electric potential, this technique helps to define and separate molecules based on their varying isoelectric points. Let's take a closer look at this separation method.Read More
Fanny Littmarck July 18, 2014
When it comes to lithium-ion batteries, quality and safety are top priorities. Assessor of 20,000 batteries per year, Intertek Semko AB understands this perhaps better than anyone else.Read More
Andrew Griesmer July 17, 2014
Professional baseball pitchers are able to make a baseball move left, right, down, and even up (sort of) to get it by the opposing batter. The physics behind this can be explained by the Magnus effect.Read More


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The CCI Administrative Fellowship program is designed to introduce CCI faculty members to the activities and responsibilities of college office administration. Candidates should be full-time CCI faculty members who are interested in performing administrative duties either part-time or full-time in their future academic careers.
One Administrative Fellowship position is available each term: Fall, Spring and Summer. For a Fellowship in the Fall or Spring terms, the Administrative Fellow will receive a workload assignment equivalent to one 3-credit course. For a 12-week Summer Fellowship, the Administrative Fellow will receive a summer administrative stipend of $3,000. At the beginning of the term of appointment, the Administrative Fellow will meet with the Dean to develop a schedule of eight hours per week to be spent in the Fellowship activities. These activities may include:
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|Thanks Sailingdog... that is a big help... exactly what i have been looking for. I guess i wasn't looking hard enough.
From what I read HERE, it says:
A freestanding mooring is a stationary device used for attaching a boat, ship, floating structure or other water craft. Freestanding moorings include mooring buoys, buoyed anchors and pilings that are not part of a pier, dock or boathouse.
To qualify for a mooring permit, you must either own the waterfront property in front of the mooring location (general permit or major permit), or you must be planning to install the mooring buoy in a designated mooring area that meets the requirements of a local water use plan (requires major permit).
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If you plan to install a mooring, you must meet the following standards {15A NCAC 7H.0208 (b) (10) or 7H.2200}:
NC Application?
I've read this whole thread in hopes of finding information on getting a permit for a permanent mooring here in NC. I didn't want to start a new thread without asking here first. Just for the record... we own the property it would be in front of. Can anyone point me in the right direction for the permit application?
Thank you.
What to do when you find a derelict boat?
I don't know, but there are mulitple scenarios of how and where a boat is considered to be derelict. So, there is likely no single solution, and nothing worth while is ever simple. It'll take sustained level of procativity. I believe the techncial term is "nagging."
What will the Coast Guard or DNR do with boats that are merely reported as ...
"may be adrift"
"may be dragging its anchor?"
"suspected of leaking oil/fuel into the water system?"
... what are their obligations on these reports?
I'd LIKE to think that it would start an official event history on that hull, so that it can eventually be seized or hauled away. Maybe I'm being naive, but several reports from different boaters about a problem boat can't be ignored for long. (The squeeky wheel gets replaced.) It is a fact, however, that passive acceptance and complaining to nobody in particular accomplishes little.
If you nag people enough, work becomes the course of least resistance.
-Stephen R. Covey
"What will you do when you see a derelict boat at anchor nearby?"
Put an ad on Craig's List for "FREE BOAT, MUST VACATE MOORING IMMEDIATELY".
"i disagree with the its my house i own the view outlook, but this is a community we live in and people need to respect the rights of others. we need perhaps to police ourselves more and be proactive in the erosion of our anchoring rights"
The $64 million question is, how do we 'police ourselves'?
What will you do when you see a derelict boat at anchor nearby? And who's definition of 'derelict' will you be using?
|I joined just so i could reply to this thread. I live aboard in Annapolis with my partner and 7 year old. We live aboard because we like to sail and we like the lifestyle, and it affords us the opportunity to live on the water without making a lot of money, ( i earn about $15 an hour) we have cruised in the past and will do so again in a year or two. We live on a 45 foot sloop that is by no means derelict, nor would it be the model in a Ralph Lauren photo shoot, its a working boat, its well taken care of, cleaned and waxed and painted and polished,we sail every weekend and sometimes in the middle of the week. We live in a marina because we have the facilities here that allow us to live softly. Here on back creek there have been a number of " derelict" boats that the harbormaster cleared out last year, and well he should have, there was often no one living permanently on board, they were an eyesore , and everytime the wind blew up they drifted into other boats, they did not use the pump outs, they held loud drinking parties etc etc etc. I am all for free anchoring rights, and think it is a great shame that our rights are being infringed upon because of the acts of a few people. If we lived in an apartment my neighbor would not have the right to create a disturbance that affected me, why should boaters be any different? i disagree with the its my house i own the view outlook, but this is a community we live in and people need to respect the rights of others. we need perhaps to police ourselves more and be proactive in the erosion of our anchoring rights, yes its unfair that the wealthy have better access to anything, including politicians, but thats the way it is, has always been. my view is that you should keep your boat in a seaworthy state, just as your neighbor should keep their house, it costs money, sometimes everything i earn, but i knew that going in, 10 years ago. live in the community, if the community does not fit in with your ideals, move, thats why you own a boat!
Bottom land and crab pots
Does anyone have examples of how local laws (state of otherwise) affect where one can set crab pots? It would seem that if there are restrictions on setting an anchor in the mud that it would also apply to the horde of these crab pots I find myself dodging.
I thought that fisherman could just throw these anywhere except in a marked channel.
I've been told that the "bulkhead line" which appears on nautical charts of Manhattan (NYC) delimits the point to which piers can be constructed--and also the point at which the private ownership of the BOTTOM as wel as the use of the water ends. Inside of the bulkhead line (to which most of the piers were built out to) you're on private land--even if it's water.
Or, the locals do a good job of pretending it is that way. < g >
Then again, Manhattan's south tip was extended so far by landfill into the water, that it practically doubled the width of the island. The WTC was only the last of many "fills".
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I love orange marmalade and wanted a lighter version of orange salmon without heavy spice rubs or brown sugar. What a rewarding outcome this was. —Janet Caico, Hillsborough, North Carolina
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- 4 salmon fillets (4 ounces each)
- 1/4 teaspoon plus 1/8 teaspoon pepper, divided
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- 1/2 cup orange marmalade spreadable fruit
- 2 tablespoons half-and-half cream
- 2 tablespoons reduced-sodium soy sauce
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- Sprinkle salmon with 1/4 teaspoon pepper and 1/8 teaspoon salt; set aside.
- In a small saucepan, combine the marmalade, cream, soy sauce, ginger and 4-1/2 teaspoons butter. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, until slightly thickened, about 5 minutes; set aside.
- Moisten a paper towel with cooking oil; using long-handled tongs, lightly coat the grill rack. Place salmon skin side down on grill rack. Grill, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 10-12 minutes or until fish flakes easily with a fork.
- In a large skillet, saute garlic in oil and remaining butter for 1 minute. Add spinach and remaining salt and pepper; cook for 4-5 minutes or until spinach is wilted. Divide spinach among four plates; top each with salmon. Drizzle with marmalade sauce. Yield: 4 servings.
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In December, the American Institute of Architects' Architecture Billings Index marked its fifth consecutive month of growth in the demand for architectural design services. With a national score of 52.0, down slightly from November's score of 53.2, the architecture industry is seeing continued strength leading into the winter months. The national score for project inquiries came in at 59.4—also down slightly, from 59.6—which represents the 47th straight month that project inquiries have shown growth. (A score above 50.0 means that demand is increasing.)
In 2010 and 2011, we saw this trend repeated: a five-month run of growth in billings that began in November and ended in March, followed by a lull in billings come late spring and summer. In 2012, billings began to grow in August. Today's report shows that the speed of growth slowed a little last month, but not enough to bring the industry to contraction. If the trend continues through March, as it has the past two years, then that will mark eight straight months of growth. We will be watching to see if the upward swing in business continues or if the industry cools off again come spring. However, if you combine this data with the latest U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics' employment report that showed 3,800 architectural and engineering jobs were added to the economy in December, plus 2,400 in November and 1,500 in October, you can see some cause for hope that we might avoid what has become an annual spring contraction.
Three of the nation's four regions also showed growth. (We saw the same trend in November.) And for the third consecutive month, all four of the industry's sectors showed growth.
National Highlights:
Billings: At 52.0, the national score was down 1.2 points from November, but this still represents the fifth straight month of growth in architecture billings.
Inquiries: At 59.4, the score is down 0.2 points from November, but the increasing amount of inquiries into future projects has persisted since the end of the recession.
Regional Highlights:
Northeast: 53.1 is up slightly from November, and the region's fourth straight month over 50.0.
Midwest: 55.7 is the highest score for the region since February 2006, and the third straight score above 50.0.
South: 51.2 is down slightly from November, but is the region's sixth straight month over 50.0.
West: At 49.6, hovering at the breakeven point, this score remains unchanged from November.
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Multifamily Residential: 50.5 is the sixth straight month over 50.0. Moreover, this has been the strongest sector in terms of growth since the end of the recession, remaining above 50.0 in 18 of the past 24 months.
Mixed Practice: 53.0 is the fourth straight month above 50.0.
Commercial: 53.4 is the sector's highest score since February, and the third straight month over 50.0. December was also the first month that the commercial sector was the industry's strongest sector since April.
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While remaining virtually unknown in his homeland, Walker launched a hugely successful solo career in Britain with a unique blend of orchestrated, almost MOR arrangements with idiosyncratic and morose lyrics. At the height of psychedelia, Walker openly looked to crooners like Sinatra, Jack Jones, and Tony Bennett for inspiration, and to Jacques Brel for much of his material. None of those balladeers, however, would have sung about the oddball subjects -- prostitutes, transvestites, suicidal brooders, plagues, and Joseph Stalin -- that populated Walker's songs. His first four albums hit the Top Ten in the U.K. -- his second, in fact, reached number one in 1968, in the midst of the hippie era. By the time of 1969's Scott 4, the singer was writing all of his material. Although this was perhaps his finest album, it was a commercial disappointment, and unfortunately discouraged him from relying entirely upon his own material on subsequent releases.
The '70s were a frustrating period for Walker, pocked with increasingly sporadic releases and a largely unsuccessful reunion with his "brothers" in the middle of the decade. His work on the Walkers' final album in 1978 prompted admiration from David Bowie and Brian Eno. After a long period of hibernation, he emerged in 1984 with an album, Climate of Hunter, that drew critical raves for a minimalist, trance-like ambience that showed him keeping abreast of cutting-edge '80s rock trends. This notoriously reclusive figure, who has rarely been interviewed or even seen in public since his days of stardom, emerged from hibernation in 1995 with a new album, Tilt.
During the next several years, he contributed to soundtracks (To Have and to Hold, The World Is Not Enough, Pola X) and assisted with recordings by Ute Lemper and Pulp. He didn't release another album until 2006. That year, Walker also contributed the track "Darkness" to Plague Songs for the Margate Exodus project, curated by the British arts organization Artangel. The concept centered around the retelling of the ten plagues of Egypt as recorded in the Book of Exodus in the Old Testament. In early 2007, the documentary film Scott Walker: 30 Century Man, premiered. Later that year, Walker released the limited-edition EP And Who Shall Go to the Ball? And What Shall Go to the Ball? Commissioned as a work for ballet by the Candoco Dance Company, it was comprised of a single piece of instrumental music, 24 minutes in length, performed by the London Sinfonietta and cellist Philip Sheppard.
In November of 2008, the musical theater work Drifting and Tilting: The Songs of Scott Walker was staged at London's Barbican over three evenings. It was comprised of songs from Tilt and The Drift. Walker did not perform, but directed the work from conception to execution including staging, lighting, and orchestra. The vocals were performed by various singers, including Damon Albarn, Dot Allison, and Jarvis Cocker. In 2009, the album Music Inspired by Scott Walker: 30 Century Man appeared, featuring songs inspired by the film sung by Laurie Anderson and other female Walker devotees. Also in 2009, Walker dueted with British singer Natasha Khan on her Bat for Lashes album Two Suns. In 2012, he released Bish Bosch. He regarded it as the third and final part of the trilogy that began with Tilt and continued on The Drift.
Given the long years that normally passed between his recordings, Walker shocked fans and critics alike when he announced in mid-2014 that he'd completed a collaborative album with metal drone experimentalists Sunn 0))). Soused was released by 4AD in October, less than two years after Bish Bosch. He recorded an original orchestral film score for director Brady Corbet's Vince Film Festival, winning a debut feature for Childhood of a Leader. Walker and Peter Walsh co-produced the recording. Another longtime collaborator, Mark Warman, served as musical director and conducted a 62-piece orchestra for the session. Released in August 2016, Childhood of a Leader was his first full-length exercise in film composition since 1999, when he wrote the soundtrack and score for Leos Carrax's Pola X. ~ Richie Unterberger
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Every season a number of Arsenal players go out on loan to gain valuable first-team experience. With the 2012/13 campaign now underway, 14 Gunners are currently away from the Club.
Arsenal.com tracks their progress throughout the season. Our Arsenal's Loanees page offers an overview and below is the latest instalment of our Loan Watch.
Craig Eastmond
Saturday, October 20
Colchester 2-0 Carlisle
Craig Eastmond scored his first Colchester goal as they beat Carlisle 2-0. The midfielder played the whole game and was also booked.
Chuks Aneke
Saturday, October 20
Walsall 2-2 Crewe
Chuks Aneke scored a dramatic late equaliser to rescue a point for Crewe at Walsall. The midfielder was introduced in the 69th minute and equalised in second-half stoppage time.
Benik Afobe
Saturday, October 20
Bolton 3-2 Bristol City
Benik Afobe started as Bolton rallied from two goals down to beat Bristol City. The striker was substituted in the 80th minute.
Sanchez Watt
Saturday, October 20
Colchester 2-0 Carlisle
Sanchez Watt set up both goals in Colchester's win against Carlisle. The striker assisted both Craig Eastmond and Jabo Ibehre's strikes before being replaced on the hour.
Philip Roberts
Friday, October 19
Dundee 1-4 Inverness Caledonian Thistle
Philip Roberts started as Inverness emphatically beat Dundee. The striker was withdrawn after 64 minutes.
Sunday, October 21
Flamengo 1-0 Sao Paulo
Denilson played the full 90 minutes as Sao Paulo were beaten at Flamengo.
Ju Young Park
Saturday, October 20
Real Madrid 2-0 Celta Vigo
Ju Young Park was introduced as a second-half substitute as Celta Vigo were beaten by Real Madrid. The forward came on in the 58th minute.
Saturday, October 20
Ponferradina 0-1 Xerez
Wellington came off the bench but could not prevent Ponferradina being beaten at home by Xerez. The striker was brought on 61 minutes into the game.
Joel Campbell
Sunday, October 21
Osasuna 0-0 Real Betis
Joel Campbell made a brief appearance in Betis' 0-0 draw away at Osasuna. The striker came off the bench in the 84th minute.
Saturday, October 20
Swansea 2-1 Wigan
Ryo was an unused substitute as Wigan were defeated away at Swansea.
Nicklas Bendtner
Saturday, October 20
Juventus 2-0 Napoli
Nicklas Bendtner was an unused substitute as Juventus continued their impressive start to the season with victory over Napoli.
Samuel Galindo
Sunday, October 21
Racing Santander 0-0 Lugo
Samuel Galindo was an unused substitute as Lugo drew away at Racing Santander.
Conor Henderson
Saturday, October 20
Coventry 1-2 Notts County
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Saturday, October 20
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I've got one of each so I guess I'll just wait'em out.
Springfield is the 1911 to get....sorry Colt, but your days are numbered.....
I've got one of each so I guess I'll just wait'em out.
I think the S&W 1911 is also worth getting :-D
Colt will never die. Remember that. :wink:
Well Ive got 3 1911's Colts at home another on lay a way . Plus my Mustang and 1 wheel gun. Colt is alive and kicking. I traded a Springer for a Colt I perfere to own the real thing not a South American copy. It 10 years what will the Colt be worth and what will the copy be worth. Oh so me a 60 or 70 year old Springfield that you can still carry and is dependable.
I think many of the various brands of 1911 makers make good guns :-D
Heres my $.02 on the 'Which 1911 brand is the best'
#1 Colt makes good guns
#2 Springer makes good guns
#3 Kimber makes god guns
#4 Etc, Etc, Etc
Buy, shoot which ever you like the best and functions properly. ALL major manufactures can and will product a lemon from time to time.
You can find 'problems' with anything if you look hard enough. Personally I have Kimber, Colt, & Springer 1911's I like em all.....
Ehh... You list is kinda funny. What about Ed Brown, or Baer, or Night Hawk, or Wilson, or Rock River? :-DOriginally Posted by jwkimber45
Etc etc etc. :-D :-D :-D
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Erie, Pa. – The Canisius College hockey team scored five-straight goals to rally from a 3-1 deficit and earn a 7-4 victory at first-place Mercyhurst on Saturday night. With the win, the Griffs improve to 9-13-2 and 8-7-2 in Atlantic Hockey play, while the Lakers drop to 14-10-4 and 12-2-3 against league foes.
"Tonight, the difference in the game was our ability to channel our energy toward each other rather than any of the adverse conditions going on elsewhere," said Canisius head coach Dave Smith. "Our seniors really stepped up and made the difference for us in this victory."
Senior Taylor Law led the Griffs with two goals on the night, while seniors Kyle Gibbons and Patrick Sullivan, junior Doug Jessey, sophomore Ralph Cuddemi and freshman Geoff Fortman also added a goal in the win.
Senior Tony Capobianco stopped 22 shots in net to earn the victory.
The Lakers grabbed the early advantage thanks to a power-play goal 3:56 into the contest when Anthony Mastrodicasa fired a shot in from the blue line for the 1-0 lead.
Canisius, however, didn't waste much time answering back with a goal just 66 seconds later. Off a neutral-zone faceoff victory, junior defender Logan Roe wrapped the puck around the boards and to Fortman on the opposite-side blue line, who sent a wrist shot into the back of the net for his first collegiate tally. Junior Carl Larsson also registered an assist on the goal 5:02 into the contest.
The contest remained tied at one until the Lakers were able to take advantage of a five-minute major called on Canisius in the second. Daniel Bahntge netted the first goal of the period, scoring with a two-man advantage at the 14:03 mark for the 2-1 lead. Daniel O'Donoghue then extended the lead, knocking in a rebound at the 11:47 mark for the Lakers' third power-play goal in as many chances.
The Griffs, though, would once again answer back. Law pulled Canisius within one with his third tally of the season with 5:47 remaining in the period. The senior intercepted a Mercyhurst clearing pass and then back-handed a shot into the net for the unassisted goal.
Gibbons then squared the contest at three with his team-leading 11th goal of the season and seventh power-play tally. From behind the net, junior Cody Freeman found rookie Shane Conacher open in front. Conacher knocked the puck to Gibbons on the far side and the senior scored on the open net for a 3-3 game through two periods of play.
Canisius then carried its momentum into the third period and took control of the contest thanks to two quick 4-on-4 goals just 18 seconds apart. Sullivan opened the scoring 79 seconds into the frame with his eighth tally of the season when he jammed his own rebound in for the 4-3 lead.
Just 18 seconds later, Sullivan then helped the Griffs extend their advantage. The senior beat his defender on a rush and then passed back to Law in the low slot. Law then knocked the puck in for his second goal of the game and fourth of the season for the 5-3 lead 97 seconds into the third period.
Canisius added to its advantage with Jessey's fourth power-play goal of the season with 13:03 remaining in regulation. The junior fired a shot in from the blue line with assists going to sophomore Chris Rumble and junior Tyler Wiseman for the 6-3 Canisius lead.
The Lakers pulled one back when Matthew Zay scored with 6:22 remaining in the contest but Canisius sealed the victory with 1:12 left in regulation when Cuddemi scored an empty-net goal with an assist to Danford.
Canisius finished the game with a 34-26 advantage in shots on the night, including a 14-4 edge in the third period. The Griffs were also 2-for-6 on the power play, while the Lakers went 3-for-7 with the extra-man advantage.
Jimmy Sarjeant and Jordan Tibbett combined to make 27 saves for the Lakers.
The Griffs continue conference action next weekend with a two-game road series at AIC. The schools begin the set on Friday at 7:05 p.m.
Game Notes: Mercyhurst is now 1-2-0 against Canisius this season and 11-0-3 against the rest of the league … Gibbons entered the night ranked ninth nationally with six power-play goals before adding to his total … Law, who has missed 39 games the last two seasons due to injury, last scored two goals in a game on Jan. 22, 2012 against Sacred Heart … Law's goals were his first two even-strength tallies of the season (he had two power-play goals entering the night) … All four of Jessey's goals this season have come on the power play … Canisius has won three-straight road games after starting the year 2-10-0 away from Buffalo.


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In their own words: Participant reflections from the 2011 Summer Institute on Aging ResearchDecember 1, 2011
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Since 1987, the National Institute on Aging's (NIA) annual Summer Institute on Aging Research has been a unique opportunity for early and mid-career researchers to interact with leaders in the field of aging and learn from them how to design strong projects, put together competitive grant applications, and overcome challenges associated with being a scientist. The Summer Institute provides a truly interactive experience for attendees. They participate in thought-provoking discussions with NIA senior staff, NIA grantees, and their peers; they receive personalized feedback about their project proposals; they get career guidance tailored to their experience and research interests. And, in the end, Summer Institute participants leave with more confidence as investigators and as members of NIA's scientific community with a new network of friends and colleagues. Three participants from the 2011 Summer Institute were asked to share their thoughts about the experience.
Allison H. Burfield, R.N., M.S.N., Ph.D.
Affiliate Faculty, Gerontology Program, & Assistant Professor, School of Nursing; College of Health and Human Services; University of North Carolina, Charlotte
Did you know 500-year-old clams can provide important insights into aging processes and cardiovascular health, or that getting your manuscript accepted on the first submission is an exception to the rule? Did you know that there are answers to the age-old questions: how do I get funded, how do I even approach a grant, what type of grant should you apply for as an early stage investigator, or what is the role of a program officer? Now I know.
The Summer Institute was an unprecedented opportunity to meet leaders in aging research across disciplines for a week-long conference. Despite initial feelings of intimidation when talking to the best of the best about their research and then talking to them about my own research interests, the atmosphere of camaraderie and willingness to encourage was energizing. Picking out one favorite speaker from all of the wonderful presenters would be next to impossible—how can you choose between an exceptional presentation on animal models, an exacting lecture on statistical methodology, or an effective discussion on managing clinical trials? I feel this conference has given me the foundational skills and knowledge that will help me build my career.
One of the best parts of the week was the time spent with my classmates, hearing about their perspectives on challenges, barriers, or opportunities in their research. I was completely taken aback that my day could start at 6 a.m. and end at 10 p.m., and I remained thrilled to talk until the wee hours of the morning about concepts and ideas of aging. I learned from the other participants a tireless enthusiasm for aging research, humbleness despite all of the blinding brilliance of ideas, and a true sense of kinship. The connections I made with my fellow colleagues will help me build my research team and further the interdisciplinary connections that are so critical in the healthcare field and research.
Ingrained in my mind are the walks down that pebbled dirt road, my colleagues whizzing past me on bikes, and the friendships that I made...lasting professional connections that I hope to maintain for the rest of my career. The bonds we have formed during this extraordinarily hot summer are lasting. In fact, we all are already trying to come up with events to stay in contact, reminiscing about our wonderful memories and a level of gratitude that is hard to repay. Kinship. This is the one "summer camp" I would look forward to attending year after year, but I pass that baton on to next year's attendees.
Dr. Burfield is an outcome researcher working to improve pain assessment and treatment in long-term care along with developing interdisciplinary education, service and research projects focused on older people.
Massimiliano Cerletti, Ph.D.
Associate Scientist, Department of Stem Cell and Regenerative Biology; Harvard University and Harvard Stem Cell Institute
The NIA Summer Institute on Aging was truly an outstanding training experience, and far exceeded my expectations. Given the exceptional speakers and the impeccable organization, I would definitely recommend the Summer Institute to my peers and anyone who is new to the aging field. I enjoyed the whole process, but the interactive sections, like the mock study session and the videotaped mock press interview, were particularly helpful. Being at the Summer Institute allowed me to learn from and interact with diverse researchers working on aging, including leading physicians, basic scientists, psychologists, and gerontologists. These interactions will set the foundation for future collaborations with my peers in this country and overseas. Lively group discussions that were a central part of the Summer Institute program provided tremendous opportunities for productive cross-fertilization of ideas. The feedback I received will greatly help to steer the direction of my work at this critical juncture of my project and overall career.
Dr. Cerletti currently investigates intrinsic signaling pathways in muscle stem cells that are altered with aging and contribute to age-related decline in muscle regenerative potential.
Cheryl Clark, M.D., Sc.D.
Director, Health Equity Research & Intervention; Center for Community Health and Health Equity; Division of General Medicine & Primary Care; Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School
My experience at NIA's Summer Institute was phenomenal. I applied to the Institute for the opportunity to be immersed in a diverse, trans-disciplinary environment that could stimulate new ideas for my research. I hoped to meet colleagues with whom I could collaborate and senior scientists in aging research who could offer direction for the next steps in my investigation. I was also curious about how my interests might fit into NIA's portfolio. As I had hoped, over the week, I met colleagues—potential research partners—with diverse interests, including clinical dementia, stem cell research, neuroscience, environmental science, and the social sciences. The lectures were thought-provoking, and the faculty and speakers were warm and extremely helpful in answering questions about how my research relates to NIA. I found the consultations on statistical approaches to conducting longitudinal analyses particularly helpful, and it was great to get to meet face-to-face with senior scientists with whom I had previously corresponded. The mock review panel at the end of the Summer Institute offered unique insight into how to approach an R01 application.
Overall, my experience was very encouraging. I feel confident that NIA will continue to be a home for my research interests. I highly recommend the Summer Institute to anyone who is considering the next steps in building a career in aging research.
As a physician and social scientist, Dr. Clark studies disparities in healthy aging in diverse populations with a focus on cardiometabolic health. Her research is funded with a K08 grant from NIA.
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So I got a ticket for my bday to the GSP vs Condit fight in Montreal in November. This would be awesome except for the fact that I got a DUI in New York State a little more than 2 years ago. From the research I've done, it seems like almost a 0% chance I would be allowed into Canada. Does anyone have first hand experience with this? And please leave the DUI comments alone. I know I'm a scum bag and I've paid the price for my dumb decision.
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- Senior goalkeeper Scott Goodwin made three saves as No. 9 seed North Carolina downed UMBC, 3-2, in a penalty shootout after the sides battled to a 0-0 draw Sunday at Fetzer Field.
Carolina advances to the Third Round for the fifth straight year and will host Fairleigh Dickinson on Sunday, Nov. 25 at 5 p.m.
The shootout victory is the sixth straight for the Tar Heels and senior goalkeeper Scott Goodwin has registered at least one save in each shootout, including three against UMBC.
The teams were unable to break through during the 90 minutes of regulation and a pair of 10-minute golden goal extra time periods so the match would be decided by penalties.
The shootout was the third straight for the Retrievers who captured the America East title by a 4-2 margin and advanced to the second round by beating Old Dominion 4-2 as well.
The shootout was the second in as many weeks for the Tar Heels after Carolina advanced to the ACC Championship with a 4-2 win against Virginia.
UMBC's Milo Kapor would take the first penalty and attempted to go right at goalkeeper Scott Goodwin who made a kick save to put Carolina in the driver's seat.
Cameron Brown converted for the Tar Heels before UMBC's Mamadou Kansaye tied the score at 1-1.
Martin Murphy was next up for the Tar Heels and pushed UNC back in front by a 2-1 margin before the Retrievers evened it up with a conversion by Liam Paddock.
Alex Walters then converted his penalty to put Carolina in front 3-2 before Goodwin made another stunning save. The senior goalkeeper made a dive to his left and stopped Kadeem Dacres from leveling the score.
David Walden had a chance to push the Tar Heels through and struck a good shot but UMBC's Phil Saunders was able to make the save and keep UMBC alive.
Goodwin would rise to the occasion once more as he made a diving stop to his right of Dave Vaeth's attempt to push Carolina into the round of 16.
Carolina controlled possession throughout the contest but were unable to break through a stout UMBC defense.
The best chance of the night for either side came in the 61st minute when Cameron Brown nearly put Carolina in front, 1-0.
Danny Garcia fed a through ball from 25 yards out to a cutting Jordan McCrary on his left. McCrary tracked down the ball three yards from the end line and hit a low cross that found Brown near the corner of the six-yard box.
Brown hit a shot in stride but UMBC goalkeeper Phil Saunders was in perfect position to turn the chance away.
Less than three minutes later the Retrievers would have a chance of their own after a foul was committed from 35 yards out. Kapor struck a free kick that sailed over the Tar Heel defense but Goodwin was in position to make the save.
The shutout gives Goodwin 16 for the year and 40 for his career as he continues to reset the Carolina record books.
Goodwin and the Tar Heels will host Fairleigh Dickinson on Sunday, Nov. 25 after the Knights were able to knock off St. John's (1-0) and Saint Louis (2-1, 2OT) on the road to advance to the round of 16.


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CAMBRIDGE MA -- Geoffrey Canada, the President and CEO of the Harlem Children's Zone, will deliver the 2013 Graduation Address at Harvard Kennedy School (HKS), it was announced today by HKS Dean David T. Ellwood. Canada will speak to graduates and their families during the afternoon of Wednesday, May 29.
For more than 30 years Canada has been nationally recognized for his pioneering work helping children and families in Harlem and as a passionate advocate for education reform. He was named one of "America's Best Leaders" by U.S. News and World Report in 2005 and was awarded the Medal for Education Impact by the Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE) in March 2012.
Harlem Children's Zone is a pioneering non-profit organization designed to help children – from birth through college – to succeed by offering a range of educational, social-service and community-building programs for neighborhood families. The Zone Project now covers 100 blocks and aims to serve more than 10,000 children. The New York Times Magazine has called it "one of the most ambitious social experiments of our time." Canada has served as president and CEO of the organization since 1990.
"Geoffrey Canada is a visionary leader whose dedication, passion and skill has brought hope and change to children and families throughout Harlem," said Ellwood. "We look forward to hearing his wisdom and inspiration when he addresses the members of the Harvard Kennedy School's graduating Class of 2013."
Journalists interested in covering the address should contact the Kennedy School Communications Office at (617) 495-1115.


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The most consistent characteristic of the Bush administration in formulating foreign policy is the importance that all who present their views should adhere to what the president wants everyone to believe. Dissent ensues the offender will be sent to the wood shed. General Shinseki disagreed with the Rumsfeld view of how many soldiers were needed in Iraq and he was shown the door to retirement. Admiral Fallon, chief of the U.S. Central Command, which oversees the war in Iraq, has expressed negative views about current Bush policies. He will not be asked to provide testimony to Congress on the present situation in Iraq or about future policies. General Petraeus, who is a cheerleader for Bush views, will hold center stage at the hearings.
Geoff Morrell, Pentagon press secretary said: "I know there have been requests, in fact, from members of Congress to have Admiral Fallon testify with General Petraeus and Ambassador Crocker, and I can tell you that Admiral Fallon will not be testifying." Admiral Fallon is in the process of retiring but he will remain on active duty throughout the spring. There is something tragic when an important military leader is not allowed to provide testimony to Congress about policies that impact the lives of thousands of members of the military. But, why should George Bush alter his policies of deceit at this point in time?


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Is there no respect for the dead? Can't we just leave the corpse to it's eternal rest? Why am I subjecting Vanilla TF2 to the equivalent of exhumation and being ridden around the graveyard in a macabre game of horsey horsey with this record breakingly long graph fest on the joys of i52? Just remember, if the cops come by, this is the way we found it and we're just trying to bury it again as any civic minded citizen would do.
One year ago I started these articles reviewing the stats at i49. At that tournament an innocent and bright eyed young Demoman named War (at that time rated as one of the best Demos in Yorkshire) playing in an unfancied local team made his name and has since become an integral fixture at the top of the TF2 scene, with i52 marking his final coming of age representing Europe's finest. And then he (and the rest of his team) fucked it up.
Hopefully I'll rise to the challenge of summarising this awe inspiring event a little more successfully than the grand finalists, although the spectre of players deliberately selling out their team to inflate their stats purely to look good in this article has raised its barely believable head, so much of this article also contains experimental and never before seen analysis methods. Can I find a way to stop the stats being dominated by log trolls? We'll see.


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By Rob Kelly
Mikel Arteta has hailed the influence of the fans in helping Arsenal return to winning ways against West Brom on Saturday.
The Spaniard scored two penalties as Arsène Wenger's side claimed their first victory since November 28 to move up to seventh in the table.
Arteta was delighted to get back on track, and says the support within Emirates Stadium was absolutely crucial to their success.
"It was a very good game, the tempo was really high and the crowd created an unbelievable atmosphere," he told Arsenal Player.
"What they showed towards the team was a really big lift for us because we didn't know how upset they would be after last week [against Swansea].
"We have to thank them for an unbelievable effort, and we got a good three points. There was some pressure because we are not in the position we want to be at the moment.
"We want to be very consistent at home, and we haven't been this season, so this was a massive game for us."
Arsenal visit Bradford City in the Capital One Cup quarter-final on Tuesday night, and Arteta is hoping the team can build on Saturday's performance.
"We have a very important game coming up - it will be a tough one away at Bradford," he said. "We have a good chance in the Capital One Cup and we can't waste it, so we must be up for that one."
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InsideLacrosse.com's preview of the 2010 FIL World Championships continues with a breakdown of each of the teams in the Blue Division. The original plan was to wrap up with the heavy favorites, Canada and the U.S. but due to troubles with communication with the Japanese team and all of the uncertainties going on with the Iroquois National Team, we're going to go ahead with Canada today. The U.S. team preview will run tomorrow.
Four years ago many wondered if the Canadian's defensive system and makeup would be strong enough to maintain the American's deadly attack. They did obviously, to the tune of that 15-10 Championship game win, the lowest losing gold medal game scoring effort since the Aussie's only posted seven in the '94 final against the US.
And while the Canadians come into this year's tourney as defending champs, usually a pretty nice title to have plastered on your office door, they may in fact be entering with even more questions and unknowns than they did four years ago when they were in their own backyard (London, Ontario).
Many have questioned, wondered and agonizingly scratched their heads over the early exclusion of Jeff Zywicki, who merely won gold with Canada in '06, was named the tournament's top attacker as well as earning a much deserved spot on the All-World team to boot. He had a strong 2010 NLL season winning a Champion's Cup with the Washington Stealth, but was swapped by the Toronto Nationals during the MLL off-season, a Cup winner with Toronto/Rochester prior to this year as well.
Merrick Thomson's status had been in question for a while, sidelined with post-concussion issues almost a year ago, his unfortunate release from the team announced just a few short weeks prior to the start of the games. Gavin Prout, who also won gold with Canada four years ago, a member of Canadian sides over the past 14-years, was also a very late surprise release from the team, Prout telling NLL Insider he was let go due to an issue of taking too many penalties earlier in the MLL season and also due to Prout's disagreement and behaviour with a Toronto Nationals' administrative staff member when he voiced frustration over changes made to the team's flight arrangements earlier in the season.
The former team member adding in the Insider article, "I think the way this was handled was unprofessional and disrespectful. If they told me earlier, I'd be fine with it; I just don't appreciate it being such a last-minute decision with no previous indication that any such behaviour would jeopardize my standing with Team Canada." Canada and Toronto head coach Dave Huntley had no comment on either player's release, but was extremely excited about the additions of Corey Small and Kevin Crowley to their 30-man roster.
As the outsiders did four years ago with the D, many critics have similar concerns this year in regards to their middies, wondering if they'll be quick and experienced enough to cover the American's midfield, a group that owns a who's who of the best lacrosse players on the planet currently. It'll definitely be one of the most intriguing unit matchups in the entire tournament, one that could dictate who takes gold.
Can the Canadians find the chemistry needed during their short pre-tourney stay in England with exhibitions against teams like Scotland and Holland just days before their Worlds opener? Four years ago current and former team members felt the on-and-off field chemistry the team found while playing at a tourney like the Vail Shutout before the big show was beyond critical to their success in '06. In a short tourney where teams only play a handful of games, can Canada reignite the same brotherhood they had in London? With as many as 17 Team Canada members also involved with the Toronto Nationals on some level this summer, is that much needed chemistry already there? Currently sitting last in the MLL with a 3-6 record and on pace to miss the playoffs after winning it all in '09, is everyone on the same page in Toronto? It'll no doubt be a theme, good or bad, that will be pointed to after the medals are handed out on July 24th.
They were doubted four years ago and won. Will that continued pre-tourney doubt motivate and push them past the Americans again?
Virtually everyone of them better be recognizable, although some have grown their reps playing box rather than field, but one name everyone should respect, watch and cheer for from start to finish is goalie Chris Sanderson, who's path to this year's World Championships has been tougher and more physically & emotionally demanding than anything anyone will be able to throw at him in England. Sanderson had brain surgery in December of '08 after being diagnosed with cancer, battling through chemotherapy since then, playing his first on-field minutes in this week's warm-up against Scotland.
"It was great to be back on the field," said Sanderson via a Team Canada press release. "Even though it was an exhibition game, taking to the field felt great and then once the ball dropped I went back to four years ago. I felt comfortable in there and comfortable with the guys and I think it went pretty well." Sanderson's clutch play between Canada's posts will be key, but his organization, heart, leadership and constant communication will also be beyond vital to the team's overall defensive effort.
Like we mentioned previously, there are definitely some names on the roster this year that are going to be more familiar to box fans than mainstream field supporters. The one that might impact the tournament the most is defender Mac Allen, who currently suits up for the NLL's Rochester Knighthawks, but has impressed many since being named as a finalist at Team Canada's selection camp, a regular for the Toronto Nationals too, starting all nine games for the MLL side this year. He's tough, athletic, smash mouth and plays with a ton of sandpaper, a national stage unknown who should give even the American's offense all they can handle.
"Every kid in sports dreams of playing for their country," said Allen, "I am no different." Look for Allen to put in quality minutes for the defending champs and make a name for himself at the field game's highest level.
The Canadian's were of course underdog gold medal winners in both '78 and '06, even though the country is usually known more for their box teams & heritage versus the field game. Lacrosse is Canada's official summertime sport, hockey taking over the winter months not surprisingly.
Here's a quick breakdown of the country's history within the national field game as told by regular NLL Insider contributor Jason Donville, currently with Team Canada in England…
There is relatively little in the way of historical notes on the history of lacrosse or the origins of the World Championships of lacrosse on the internet. Fortunately, we do have Donald Fisher's superb book Lacrosse: A History of the Game as our back up. According to Fisher, between 1867 when the sport was formally codified and the 1920's teams from Canada, the USA and England played each other on a fairly regular basis. However, the game of lacrosse split into two major faction's in the 1920's when the construction of arenas in Canada led to the creation of the sport of box lacrosse. For a variety of reasons Canada abandoned field lacrosse within only a few years and the US and Canadian lacrosse communities drifted apart for close to fifty years.
In 1966, in an effort to get Canadian and American lacrosse teams playing against each other once again lacrosse teams from Ontario and Michigan staged an exhibition game combining rules from both box and field lacrosse, This inaugural exhibition was held in Windsor, Ontario and led to the first World Lacrosse Championships, which were held in Toronto in 1967. This expanded competition included teams from Australia and England with Canada represented by the Peterborough Pepsi Petes and the US represented by the Mount Washington Lacrosse Club of Baltimore.


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It's been a week since I removed the queen excluder ....... I checked all the frames but didn't find the queen. Just like last time, I didn't get into the lower hive body
The frames seem a mess to me. The frames full of honey are slightly overdrawn, and the frames with honey and brood are overdrawn where there is honey. I think this is a result of my earlier attempt at "checkerboarding" drawn comb with foundation. The overdrawn comb leaves little room for movement between the tops of many of the frames.
I did find what looked like a queen cell hanging from the bottom of one frame in the upper brood box, but it was small and empty. There's no evidence that the colony swarmed,
at least not that I can tell. Both boxes seem quite full of bees -- and the honey super seems well populated, too.
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It has been many, many years since the last major motion picture Superman movie. Fans waiting for the next one, set to drop in June 2006, can check out bluetights.net for the latest information from those who are actually involved with the movie. In fact, you can even check out videos of the project, including a behind the scenes look at the development of the flying mechanism for Superman. Way better than days of old.
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Microsoft Offers Free Windows XP OS To Users of Pirated Versions
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In an effort to thwart pirates yet again, Microsoft is looking to gain their information by way of their customers. If someone has purchased a high-quality copy of Windows XP that closely resembles Microsoft's official packaging of the product, they can pick up a free license key and installation CD for the product if they reveal the identity of the selling party.
Microsoft said that only edge-to-edge hologram CDs are considered for a free replacement. The participation in the program also requires users to agree to a full scan of their system files and to reveal the identity of the seller of the counterfeit software.
Users of "low-quality" pirated versions of Windows XP also can request an update to a legal version of Windows XP. In this case, the upgrade however costs $149.
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Dreamgear i.Glow Wireless Xbox/PS2 Controller Mini Review
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We recently got the PS2 and Xbox versions of DreamGear's new i.Glow controller and wanted to share our thoughts. The DreamGear's i.Glow controller is a standard wireless controller with an extra kick - it lights up with interesting effects! Check out our mini review after the jump.
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Nintendo plans on bringing yet another touch-enabled application to the Nintendo DS, and this one is a real winner. Touch Dic. Sounds (not so) innocent enough, right? Touch Dic will include a dictionary, hence the "Dic" part, and a calculator. Leave it to the Japanese to continually come up with funny ways to say things. It is safe to say that the product will be rebranded if and when it hits the states. Gamecube Europe provides a link to the Japanese site that has been created for Touch Dic. Pokemon pr0n not included.
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Determine What's Missing
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One of the main stumbling blocks of anyone looking to get into the online business game is a lack of motivation to do so. After all, the Internet seems to have everything that one needs, be it e-commerce storefronts or informational services. While this may be the case, the Internet is a virtual hotbed for business growth. Newspaper readership is dropping, as people continue to migrate to online services to find their information in a quick and concise format. With broadband acceptance growing exponentially each year, the time is now to capitalize on the market. One thing you cannot count on is that those surfing the web will immediately be willing to patronize your online presence unless you are able to pinpoint and establish a service or product with which one can identify as a resource which they have been missing. Come up with a unique idea, do a bit of market research, and then brainstorm on how you can bring something to the table that will meet a need.
Time's Gadget of the Week: OS X Tiger
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Most impressed by the new widgets in the OS, Time tells us their favorite things about Tiger. The latest iteration of OS X from Apple was last week's Gadget of the Week. Here's an brief overview:
1. You can automatically look up words in the integrated dictionary as you surf.
2. It's got a standalone version of the Migration Assistant, which lets you move all of your programs and settings from one Mac to another.
3. HD movies are coming to QuickTime.
4. Album art can be your screensaver.
5. VoiceOver will read all of your web pages (and other text documents) out loud.
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XBOX 360 Full Images
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We've been drooling over the past "leaked" images for some time now. Well now you can salivate all over the full Xbox 360 in all its glory. Someone was able to snap some quick shots of the new Xbox at the L.A. unveiling last night – seems to me someone has been playing Splinter Cell a little too much. The Xbox 360 pictured has the hard drive attached on the top as previously speculated, white wireless controller, Xbox Live headset, a camera attachment and a remote control with a very intersting windows logo! Check out the images on Playfeed.
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We've been drooling over the past "leaked" images for some time now. Well now you can salivate all over the full Xbox 360 in all its glory. Someone was able to snap some quick shots of the new Xbox at the L.A. unveiling last night – seems to me someone has been playing Splinter Cell a little too much. The Xbox 360 pictured has the hard drive attached on the top as previously speculated, white wireless controller, Xbox Live headset, a camera attachment and a remote control with a very interesting windows logo! Check out the images after the jump.
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Bonjour for Windows
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The famous simple networking system from the Mac OS is now available for Windows. This easy file/Internet/printer sharing software has been a staple for Macs everywhere. Great for those of us that aren't good at figuring out the routers and printers on our networks, or those who just want to feel as cool as a Mac user should download this for their Windows-based PC.
Now anyone using a Windows PC can take advantage of the effortlessness of Bonjour for free. The Bonjour Setup Wizard makes setting up a printer under Windows as easy as Mac OS X (we can't make it as beautiful, unfortunately). Bonjour for Windows includes a plug-in for Internet Explorer, so you can setup a Bonjour-enabled device without knowing its IP address. You can even print to printers connected over USB to Airport Extreme Base Station or Airport Express. If you're an Open Source enthusiast, you will be able to download the Bonjour source code to create software for virtually any platform.
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By Chris Harris
Arsenal's joyous celebrations on Saturday demonstrated their sheer will to win, according to Arsène Wenger.
The Frenchman saw his team come from behind to beat Chelsea 5-3 in arguably the best game of the Premier League season so far. After the final whistle, his players linked arms and ran to the travelling fans stationed in one corner of Stamford Bridge.
Arsenal's glee was obvious and, for Wenger, it was a reminder of their desire.
"The celebrations were important because it shows two things - how much the players want to win and how big the test was for us," he said. "They rely on that desire to win. That is within the squad. That's why I believe we will turn up tomorrow with a good performance."
Arsenal have been described as 'transformed' after stringing together a run of eight wins in nine games but Wenger believed in his team even before then.
"I was always very confident," he said. "I knew that football games lie in detail. We have seen that again on Saturday. It was a big win and it was a very tight game.
"People said the team would fight for relegation and now they say the team is unbeatable but we still have some progress to make. I am positive because I believe in the quality and I see as well among the players that there is a huge desire to focus to improve. We have good solidarity inside the squad so I was always optimistic.
"I believe that to come back into the title race we need much more consistency in our results before we can claim that. We are closer to the Champions League places. The next step is to come back closer to the top four of the league. It's our deep desire but we need some time to get back in a stronger position."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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