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The hacktivist group Team GhostShell has posted some 2.5 million records on the Internet in a protest against the Russian government.
In a dump of files on the Pastebin site, Team GhostShell says it is "declaring war on Russia's cyberspace" in an initiative called Project BlackStar. According to the group, the leaked files come from government, education, law enforcement, medical institutions, and large corporations, among others.
The leak is split into multiple files that appear to be from a variety of Russian institutions and businesses, including the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research.
The group has leaked hundreds of thousands of records in other postings during the past six months, usually in an effort to make a political point. Most recently, it leaked some 120,000 from major universities in an initiative called Project Westwind.
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University supporters will prepare their minds, bodies and spirits for Lent with a Mardi Gras Gala celebration –University of St. Thomas style.
"A Mardi Gras Tradition," the 63rd Annual Mardi Gras Gala will celebrate Fat Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. on Feb. 12 at the Royal Sonesta Hotel Houston. The Gala is the University's premier scholarship fundraising event and guests are invited to revel in the spirit of giving.
The Franciscan Sisters of the Eucharist will be honored at the Gala, for their dedication to the University and for exemplifying the model of religious life. Mardi Gras King and Queen are seniors Barrett Lauer and Chloe Jester. The event chairs are Gina and Dr. Devinder Bhatia.
Mardi Gras, which is Fat Tuesday in French, is the day before Ash Wednesday and the first day of Lent. Fat Tuesday is a lavish, sometimes over the top, celebration before Lent, a time of fasting and reflection for Catholics. At UST, alumni, friends of the University and student representatives go all out with fancy, extravagant dresses, glittery masquerade masks, and beads, beads and more beads.
At the heart of the Gala is the University's commitment to providing students with a religious and ethical values-based education and ensuring it is within reach. Many students would be unable to attend the University without the more than $11.6 million in scholarships and grants that are awarded annually. Last year, the Gala, "Laissez les Bons Temps Rouler" raised $1 million for scholarships.
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Discussion in 'April 2012' started by roscoe36, Apr 14, 2012.
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Stuckey misses two key FT's down the stretch that allow the Bulls to tie the game and force OT.
The Pistons fought hard in the 4th qtr and even in the OT, but once the Rose three went down with 6.4 seconds left in regulation to tie the game, you could almost see the air come out of the Pistons tires. The refs let them play in the OT with multiple fouls on both teams, but the favorite Bulls got away with some rough play, played D and stole a victory from the Pistons. Be sides those 2 missed FT's by Stuckey in the last 16 seconds, there was a play to Tay that didn't fall with abput 34 seconds ....he was not involved in the Pistons last 3 minutes so not sure why he was counted on now to get the ball in the hoop. There was another play in OT with the Pistons only down 4 where a pass went into Monroe and to me any other big man may have dunked it, but GM attempted to use the board or something and it rolled off. Stuckey was the reluctant hero here scoring 32 points, but bottom line, those missed FT's were the key to the loss as the game would have been a Win 88-86....however George Blaha may argue that the extra FTs that the Bulls got for flagrant 1 on CV against league poster child MVP Derrick Rose may have given them the extra points that offset Stuckeys missed FT's ... You have to wonder if the Pistons should have fouled Rose before he went up to hit that triple. Gordon was screened by Noah, but couldn't he of grabbed Rose once he crossed the line? Oh well.....Rodney got them there....so I ain't mad at him....
Don't forget the CV "flagrant" and tech. The Pistons were up at the time, and by the end of it the score was tied. Pretty good game, playing the best team in the NBA as tough as anyone, and looked to be on track to shock the Bulls and win this thing, which would've been nice given how much they've pushed the Pistons around this year. Hell of a 3 by Rose to force OT though, that was a great shot. As Dre pointed out, Rodney missed two key FTs in regulation that would've sealed the game, but those things happen. Even Rose misses FTs at those times. He was in Collider mode quite a bit for a while there but got himself under control a bit when he came back in for Brandon in the fourth and played better. Despite his late game play he didn't have the greatest game overall other than in the scoring column, though his efficiency took quite a hit because he seemed to be trying to draw the foul more than trying to make the shot a lot of the time. Greg had a pretty good game, overall offensively (missed a few bunnies though), just not quite there yet on defense, despite a good, honest effort. He played a ton of minutes though, most he has for the season I think, so it may have also been partly due to fatigue, especially with having to deal with that front court. Brandon had an ok game overall, despite the icky turnover numbers. He led the team in both the assist and turnover column with 7 each, weird stat. He played pretty good defense on Rose for the most part though, and shot the ball pretty well. He didn't force his own shots, but seemed to force a few passes that weren't necessarily there, especially against the Bulls' sticky defense. BG was bad, he just seemed to keep losing the ball out of bounds all night. He didn't shoot a lot, which is attributable to the Bulls' defense of him; dude was rarely open. His effort was there on defense for the most part...at least it seemed like it. He looked like he really wanted this one though. CV got his first taste of really meaningful minutes when he got in during the first quarter, playing solidly and getting the Pistons back in it. Also had two dunks in the process. He was awful Charlie when he came back in during the second half though, just chucking like there was no tomorrow and killing whatever offensive flow the Pistons had going. I'm still on the Get Rid Of Him bandwagon. Tayshaun was a non-factor offensively all night, and was not shooting straight, but they went to him when they needed a bucket? Not sure that was a good idea, and he missed. He did grab a few key rebounds though. Max played well defensively for the most part, was ok offensively, despite forcing jumpers in each of his team's last two possessions in OT. Wilkins - still doesn't pass on the break. It's starting to bug me. Bynum - got a cameo when Brandon got his second foul and had to sit, and managed to get himself two shots and a foul in under 5 minutes. Big Ben looked ok when he was in, didn't play much though, only 10 minutes. JJ was a surprising DNP-CV. Pretty exciting game, especially that third quarter. Was happy with the competitiveness given these same Bulls have kicked their asses 3 times this season coming into this game and looking on the verge of doing so again early. Another team may have simply folded when the Bulls got up double digits, hell, these same Pistons may have folded earlier in the season, but they've made a marked improvement in that area which hopefully they'll be able to carry with them into next year.
That was one of the most exciting Pistons game I have seen this season. Lots of great energy in the building. Wilkins move on Korver was awesome. I liked how even though he got a DNP, Jerebko was always the first off the bench giving high fives on every time out. As much as everyone hates CV, he actually does have some skills.
I only got to watch the last 15 seconds and OT. Just my opinion here obviously, but we got sort of shafted by the refs in OT. Would have been a great W, but in the big picture, a close L is the best case scenario. 1) it improves our odds of being better in the future, and 2) it increases the odds of Chicago having home court over Miami.
Yeah, lots of energy... sadly most of that energy was coming from the many Bulls fans in attendance. It was sad how a "home" game for us felt more like a road game... not only did the Bulls get louder cheers on their baskets, our players (notably Stuckey) were BOOED when they shot free throws. I have never seen such a thing before.
Great recaps, what a heartbreaker!
Couple of top tens came out of this game. Good to see a bit of recognition. If anything, it proves that for one game we can be a competitor. We competed against the Heat, they edged us. We competed against the Bulls, they edged us. I'm happy with both losses, they were good games.
I hate it too. Same thing happened back in the 90's, Its hard for them to get tickets to Bulls games so they come here and punk us out. Reasons like this is why I will never root for them in the playoffs.
There were a lot of Pistons fans at the United Center from 2005-2008 when we were kicking butt and the Bulls were weak. The cities are just relatively close to each other and there are a lot of people living in the opposite city due to work. I'm sure Gores welcomes anybody into the Palace these days.
Sometimes it depends on how many fans are displanted from one area(city, state etc) to another area and how many fans hate dislike their local teams, and if the visiting team has superstars popular players. I saw the Pistons play live in LA, Orlando, Dallas and Oakland from 2003-2009 when the Pistons were winning and not only did the Pistons win all of those road games...(5 vs the Clippers and the three vs the Magic, Mavs and Warriors), us Piston fans were there in full force with their Piston gear 2-3000 strong nearly drowning out the home team. Even at the Clipper home games when they play the Lakers, the Laker fans used to buy all of the extra tickets in the rafters and out cheer the Clipper fans .....they still do it somewhat now,,,but not as loud as it use to be since now the Clipps are somewhat better and have more season tickets sold.
I dont have a problem with cheering for your team but do they have to boo the Pistons in their own stadium? Seems kid of tacky and disrespectfull.
Yeah, that's something I wouldn't do.
Used to be lots of Pistons fans at the one and only Nuggets game in Denver each year. ...not so much the last couple of years. I remember going to see the Tigers vs the Rockies game during their interleague series a few years ago and it seemed like there were more Detroit fans than Colorado fans. Detroit is one of the best "sports towns" that there is in my opinion.
I just got Cubs v Tigers tickets sent to me randomly for the series at Wrigley after my last post. Cosmic! I used to go to Wrigley a lot after moving to Chicago, but I sort of grew fatigued by it over time (since it usually results in pre and post game drinking and long crowded commutes to and from). But, for the Tigers, I will restore the roar. I just hope I don't draw the game with Scherzer pitching.
Maybe the Chicago fans is why the Pistons tried to hard - it would have been sweat to sent them back home on their 5 hour drive with a loss.
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And so far, you seem to be the only one whos has any kind of praise + positive feedback on the regards to how its being handled, as most of us on the technical forum, experience the same issues, but that aside.
I finally sorted it, got it working (And can assure you, wasnt my end, was theres), but either way, optimization is still diabolical, 13 fps, 35 with low res.
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|New Faculty in the School of Business
|Five people joined the School of Business faculty this fall as professors, instructors and lecturers.
Among them are two natives of the United Kingdom and veterans of Lockheed Martin and Lehman Brothers. "We look for faculty who can teach and relate effectively to our students and individuals who can show students how the concepts being taught relate to the real world of business," said Dean Mary Ellen Zuckerman.
Here are the newest of the school's 32 faculty members:
Bob Andolina
Lecturer, Finance and International Business
Education: MBA from Cornell, BS in industrial management from Purdue
Course: Real Time Portfolio Management
Background: He's a practitioner with 19 years in the equities business. He started with Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette and ran its U.S. research sales office in London. After joining Lehman Brothers, he expanded its U.S. cash business into Europe, then oversaw the German/Austrian equity operations in Frankfurt.
How do you engage students? "Give them responsibility for a segment of the market and then ask them their thoughts. The variety of opinions and perspectives participants bring to the trading floor are exactly what makes a market."
Holly Archer
Instructor, Management
Education: MS in Human Environment Relations from Cornell, BA from University of Texas
Course: Operations Management
Background: She has 12 years of project management experience at Lockheed Martin in aerospace military defense programs, is a certified Lean Six Sigma black belt facilitator for quality improvement teams, has worked as a gourmet caterer and is a competition ballroom dancer.
How do you engage students? "Learn everyone's name ASAP. In class participation exercises, use examples that draw on their own experiences as much as my industry anecdotes."
Duncan Duke
Assistant Professor, Management
Education: MS and Ph.D. in management from Cornell, MBA from Tec de Monterrey, Mexico
Course: Strategic Management
Background: Born in Wales, he was raised in Mexico and received his BS in biomechanical engineering from Tec de Monterrey, focusing on marine biology. He's consulted for corporations (SC Johnson cleaning products) and the World Bank and served as country for director for TWI technology engineers in Mexico. Fluent in Spanish, he's also been a Scuba and windsurfing instructor.
Research interest: Strategy/innovation/business development for market creation. He has studied initiatives aimed at creating sustainability-oriented businesses and/or businesses serving very low-income populations (known as BOP, or Base of the Pyramid).
Robert Ellis
Assistant Professor, Finance and International Business
Education: MBA from Harvard, BBA in accounting from University of Michigan
Courses: Capital Markets, Securities Analysis and Portfolio Management, Entrepreneurship
Specialty: Investments and entrepreneurship
Research interest: Wealth management strategy and technology. In April, he addressed 200 of investment company SEI's financial advisers on unified management accounts.
Background: Born in England, he's traveled to more than 40 countries, lived briefly in Japan and swam in all the oceans of the world. He's a consultant to banks and brokerage firms on strategy, a director of two large national trust companies, a securities principal and a former CPA.
Matthew Geiszler
Assistant Professor, Accounting
Education: Ph.D. candidate in business administration at Kent State University
Courses: Financial Accounting (undergraduates) Accounting for Executive Decisions (MBA program), Intermediate Accounting and Management Accounting.
Background: He dropped out of high school at 16 to enroll in junior college, then went to University of Florida.
Research interest: Financial accounting, concentrating on credit ratings, accrual quality, regulation and nonprofit accounting. He developed an accounting system in Excel that three libraries in Vermont use to track their finances.
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Just got done reading The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K Le Guin and Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman. I would say Neil Gaiman's probably one of my favorite authors currently. Just started reading The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova. It's kind of interesting but a bit of been there read that. Hopefully the book gets better as I get farther in.
The invisible Men by H.G. Wells.
Currently reading Outbound Flight. I think that Heir to the Empire was one of the first EU books that I read and so I'll always have a special place in my heart for Zahn.
just finished Kill Shot by Vince Flynn.
Highly recommend all of the Vince Flynn books
Currently reading No Easy Day which is about SEAL team 6 hunting Bin Laden
Almost finished part 6 of The Legion of the Damned, "For those who fell". I've ploughed through the previous books as well in a rapid pace. Great books in my opinion. Takes place about 500-800 years in the future and focuses on the Foreign legion and cyborgs. Lots of action.
Just finished hard merchandise, the third book from the bounty hunter wars
I'm actually re reading Star Wars the magic of myth great book
I'm also currently reading Stephen King -Wind through the keyhole.
The dark tower series is great, my favorit is the third book. The story about Lud and Blaine the mono is awesome.
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hi, im working on a solo c# rpg project at the moment and have been thinking of getting together (or finding) a team to work on something more serious. Unless someone here is interested, are there any good sites to look at? I'd rather work with a team in person, and would more interested in working on something unique yet more similar to the older RPGs and MMORPGs. my current project is similar to a MUD (with a UI )blended with a progression system much like asherons call or darkfall,
A project id like work on could be single player or online, but really i would rather not mimic a design too much like modern day mmorpgs
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Burberry Prorsum Spring 2012
The gargantuan global presence of Burberry can't be overstated enough, and nowhere is it more evident than on the home turf of London. This is where they can give their new Burberry body scent prime exposure on the city's circular IMAX theater. Or erect an enormous venue in Hyde Park—slap bang opposite the Royal Albert Hall—to show their Spring 2012 collection. Or, indeed, live-stream said show to a world waiting to preorder the collection so they can get their hands on the clothes in a matter of months, all as part of a multi-platform outreach program.
Impressive, undoubtedly, but sometimes the danger of orchestrating a huge brand is that the personal touch can go AWOL. Recent Burberry Prorsum collections, under the direction of long-standing chief creative officer Christopher Bailey, have been skillfully wrought campaigns to consolidate the company's considerable market share in hardware-encrusted outerwear and handbags, but sometimes they left you wanting just a little more of the captivatingly cool clothes Bailey is more than capable of delivering. At Monday's show, the clothes were back—and how—with what was one of his most fully realized, visually appealing, and, perhaps most importantly, rather more emotionally satisfying collections for quite some time.
And all the better because this was a collection that didn't just advance the cause of brand Burberry, but gave plenty of intriguing propositions as to what you might want to wear next spring—and how you might want to wear it. Most pertinently, Bailey's color palette, with its peacock and chocolate and ochre and hawthorne (which did, it has to be said, result in dark mutterings about its being a little too autumnal as the audience departed postshow into the rare September sunshine), certainly wasn't the retina-searing neon-fest that we've been seeing elsewhere, but that's all to the good. The effect of those English hedgerow colors, mixed up with Burberry's standard-issue beige and black, was a natural, warmer, earthier look. Then, the mind goes back a few days to Proenza Schouler's fifties motel Formica palette in New York last week, with its similarly "off" vibe—and suddenly one of the first real new stories of next spring emerges: colors made for the sun at odds with the very idea of sunniness. (And, in all honesty, colors that are a lot easier and more flattering to wear than electric orange.)
Bailey is still keeping the engine running with great outerwear. There were plenty of soft, oversize utility jackets, some cropped at the waist or longer and belted (perhaps in bobble-edged sand suede or Berber stripes), and that's not to mention lean trenches aplenty, rendered in everything from a raffia-and-cotton weave to graphic, abstract prints, part traditional Nigerian, part textile designer Lucienne Day. But it was in the idea of an easy uniform for day that the collection shone, with close-fitting sweaters in a crafty-feeling crochet stitch worn with full cotton skirts or ruched cotton dresses with knot-and-bow detailing that were easy and elegant, yet structured enough to feel substantial. Plenty of these pieces were worked with artisanal detailing, like crochet edging, giving a human-scaled sense of decoration. Hope that you caught that as you were watching the show online, wherever in the world you were.
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PFW Problem!
Pro Football Weekly used to have numerous evaluations before the draft and the one that I always looked forward to was their placement of potential players per round! Namely, they had two lists (Offense and Defense) with the different positions per round and who they thought should be selected during each round for each position (WR, RB, OT, etc. for the Offense and DT, OLB, CB, etc. for Defense). I know that it was subjective and PFW's ranking of players could be subject to ridicule, but it was a great way to track selections during the draft and see where they actually landed.
Unfortunately, this year PFW has had next to nothing on their website unlike prior years (think they are trying to sucker people into buying their Draft Guide for extra cash) so they do not have this ranking of players by round now.
My question to the Forum members is do any of you know of any other site on the web that is free and evaluates where all of the potential draftees will be drafted per round (and in an easy grid format) so I could just print it off and use as a guide during the actual NFL Draft?
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Also does it matter where you leave the one frame with foundation to help the bees build from the top down? Thanks! Joel
I was thinking the top of the foundation should go all the way across the bar, but Brian suggests 5 cells wide, and, I assume, a straight strip (how deep?), not triangular.
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Liverpool 0-2 West Brom
- From the section Football
Gareth McAuley and Romelu Lukaku scored late goals as West Brom pinched a remarkable victory at Liverpool to end a sequence of six games without a win.
The away side, managed by former Reds assistant boss Steve Clarke, weathered sustained pressure, including a superb penalty save from Ben Foster to deny Steven Gerrard after 77 minutes.
That seemed to inspire Clarke's team, who went close from fit-again midfielder Youssouf Mulumbu before McAuley headed in Chris Brunt's corner nine minutes from the end.
Worse was to come for the hosts on a frustrating and freezing night at Anfield as substitute Lukaku broke forward, glided past Daniel Agger and shot beyond Pepe Reina.
The result not only ended the Baggies poor run but also lifted them a point above Liverpool into eighth in the Premier League table.
Defeat for Brendan Rodgers's team was their first in four games at Anfield and came when it looked like his side were beginning to build momentum after encouraging draws against Arsenal and Manchester City.
The result perhaps underlined the importance of injured striker Daniel Sturridge, who has scored four goals in six appearances since joining Liverpool in January.
His absence meant Luis Suarez played in a lone striker role, and the Uruguayan at times was unable to burst into the box to finish moves that he had helped to create.
Jonjo Shelvey, in the side instead of Sturridge, had the ball in the net but his effort was correctly ruled out for offside, while Gerrard and Stewart Downing tested the excellent Foster with long-range shots.
But Liverpool came closest to scoring before the break via West Brom's Steven Reid, who almost put the ball into his own net under no pressure at all following Shelvey's cross.
Rodgers's side upped the tempo after the interval as the home support grew increasingly frustrated and Liverpool were almost rewarded but Foster stopped Jordan Henderson's backheeled effort after a flowing move.
At the hour mark, it appeared as if West Brom were happy to stick with what they had. They continued to get men behind the ball and were in no rush to get the game going again after various re-starts.
They still had Foster to thank for a fine save to deny Fabio Borini, after the substitute collected Downing's cute lay-off, and then the Baggies goalkeeper produced a firm hand to stop Gerrard's powerful effort from inside the box.
The former England keeper left his best until last, though, when he dived to his left to claw away Gerrard's penalty after Jonas Olsson conceded the spot-kick when he crashed into Luis Suarez. The captain's effort was Liverpool's 19th attempt on goal.
West Brom responded immediately with Reina tipping Mulumbu's long-range shot round the post - with what was the visiting team's first effort at goal.
But McAuley leapt unmarked to nod in Chris Brunt's delivery from the subsequent corner.
Lukaku, who in a bold move had been brought on in place of midfielder Graham Dorrans after 74 minutes, sealed the stunning victory with his stoppage time strike, dealing a further blow to Liverpool's slim hopes of qualifying for next season's Champions League.
Lineup, Bookings (5) & Substitutions (5)
- 25 Reina
- 02 Johnson
- 03 Jose Enrique
- 05 Agger
- 23 Carragher
- 08 Gerrard
- 14 Henderson (Sterling - 60' )
- 19 Downing (Coutinho - 78' )
- 21 Lucas
- 33 Shelvey (Borini - 60' )
- 07 Suarez Booked
- 01 Jones
- 37 Skrtel
- 47 Wisdom
- 10 Coutinho
- 24 Allen
- 31 Sterling
- 29 Borini
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- 01 Foster
- 02 Reid Booked
- 03 Olsson
- 06 Ridgewell Booked
- 23 McAuley
- 05 Yacob
- 07 Morrison Booked
- 11 Brunt Booked
- 17 Dorrans (Lukaku - 74' )
- 21 Mulumbu
- 09 Long (Fortune - 86' )
- 13 Myhill
- 28 Jones
- 30 Tamas
- 14 Thomas
- 08 Rosenberg
- 20 Lukaku
- 32 Fortune
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Full Time The game is over, as the referee blows his whistle.90:00 +4:46
The ball is crossed by Raheem Sterling, clearance by Claudio Yacob.90:00 +3:44
Ben Foster takes the free kick.90:00 +3:44 Booking
Booking The referee cautions Luis Suarez for unsporting behaviour.90:00 +3:37
Luis Suarez concedes a free kick for a foul on Gareth McAuley.90:00 +2:55
Phillippe Coutinho takes a shot. Gareth McAuley gets a block in. Corner from the right by-line taken by Fabio Borini, clearance made by Gareth McAuley.90:00 +2:38
Unfair challenge on Luis Suarez by Claudio Yacob results in a free kick. Luis Suarez takes the indirect free kick.90:00 +1:23
The referee gives a free kick against Raheem Sterling for handball. Ben Foster takes the free kick.90:00
Assist on the goal came from James Morrison.90:00 Goal scored
Goal! - Romelu Lukaku - Liverpool 0 - 2 West Brom Romelu Lukaku finds the net with a goal from close in to the bottom left corner of the goal. Liverpool 0-2 West Brom.87:23
Shot from just outside the penalty box by Romelu Lukaku misses to the left of the target.85:32 Substitution
Substitution Marc-Antoine Fortune joins the action as a substitute, replacing Shane Long.84:50
Corner taken left-footed by Chris Brunt, Jose Reina makes a save.82:53
Corner taken right-footed by Phillippe Coutinho from the right by-line to the near post, clearance by Claudio Yacob.82:31
Short corner taken by Raheem Sterling from the right by-line.80:16
Assist on the goal came from Chris Brunt.80:16 Goal scored
Goal! - Gareth McAuley - Liverpool 0 - 1 West Brom Gareth McAuley grabs a headed goal from inside the six-yard box. Liverpool 0-1 West Brom.79:41
Youssouf Mulumbu takes a shot. Save by Jose Reina. Inswinging corner taken from the right by-line by Chris Brunt,79:00
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Youssouf Mulumbu by Luis Suarez. Steven Reid restarts play with the free kick.77:37
Jamie Carragher takes the free kick.
Substitution Stewart Downing leaves the field to be replaced by Phillippe Coutinho.77:37
The referee blows for offside against Romelu Lukaku.76:44
Corner from the right by-line taken by Stewart Downing, save made by Ben Foster.76:44 Penalty
A save by Ben Foster from penalty by Steven Gerrard. Liverpool 0-0 West Brom.75:37
Penalty awarded for an unfair challenge on Luis Suarez by Jonas Olsson.74:31
Effort from long distance by Steven Gerrard goes wide right of the goal.72:35 Substitution
Substitution Romelu Lukaku is brought on as a substitute for Graham Dorrans.72:35
Direct effort from the free kick comes in from Stewart Downing.72:35 Booking
Booking The referee books Chris Brunt for unsporting behaviour.72:28
Foul by Chris Brunt on Luis Suarez, free kick awarded.71:30
James Morrison is penalised for handball and concedes a free kick. Jose Reina restarts play with the free kick.71:31 Booking
Booking James Morrison receives a yellow card for unsporting behaviour.70:46
Steven Gerrard takes a shot. Ben Foster gets a block in. Fabio Borini has an effort at goal from close in which goes wide of the left-hand upright.69:32
Luis Suarez takes a shot. Gareth McAuley gets a block in.68:53
Leiva Lucas restarts play with the free kick.68:53 Booking
Booking Booking for Liam Ridgewell for unsporting behaviour.68:46
Foul by Liam Ridgewell on Raheem Sterling, free kick awarded.68:04
Corner from the left by-line taken by Graham Dorrans, clearance by Glen Johnson.67:41
Fabio Borini takes a shot. Save by Ben Foster.66:33
Sanchez Jose Enrique crosses the ball, clearance made by Gareth McAuley. Outswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Stewart Downing, Gareth McAuley makes a clearance.61:58
Sanchez Jose Enrique produces a cross, save made by Ben Foster.61:14
The ball is delivered by Raheem Sterling, Gareth McAuley manages to make a clearance.58:53
Shot comes in from Luis Suarez from the free kick. Luis Suarez takes a shot. Inswinging corner taken by Steven Gerrard from the right by-line, save by Ben Foster.58:53 Substitution
Substitution (Liverpool) makes a substitution, with Raheem Sterling coming on for Jordan Henderson.58:53 Substitution
Substitution Fabio Borini comes on in place of Jonjo Shelvey.58:53
Foul by Claudio Yacob on Luis Suarez, free kick awarded.58:11
Effort from the edge of the penalty area by Luis Suarez goes wide of the left-hand post.55:59
Foul by Leiva Lucas on James Morrison, free kick awarded. Ben Foster takes the indirect free kick.55:38
Chris Brunt sends in a cross, Sanchez Jose Enrique makes a clearance.54:22
Jonjo Shelvey concedes a free kick for a foul on Claudio Yacob. Free kick taken by Jonas Olsson.52:59
Corner taken by Stewart Downing played to the near post, Jamie Carragher takes a shot. The referee blows for offside. Ben Foster takes the free kick.52:03
The referee blows for offside. Free kick taken by Ben Foster.51:53
A cross is delivered by Steven Gerrard, clearance made by Gareth McAuley.51:41
Jordan Henderson takes a shot. Blocked by Ben Foster.48:54
Stewart Downing takes a shot. Gareth McAuley gets a block in. Steven Gerrard takes a shot. Ben Foster gets a block in.46:57
The ball is sent over by James Morrison, save by Jose Reina.45:01
The referee blows his whistle to start the second half.45:00 +1:21 Half time
Half Time The ref blows to signal half-time.45:00 +1:05
Long distance shot from Glen Johnson misses to the left of the net.45:00 +0:20
Glen Johnson crosses the ball, Jonas Olsson makes a clearance.43:08
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Shane Long by Steven Gerrard. Steven Reid takes the free kick.42:00
Free kick crossed right-footed by Steven Gerrard, clearance by Gareth McAuley.42:00 Booking
Booking The referee books Steven Reid for unsporting behaviour.41:45
Foul by Steven Reid on Luis Suarez, free kick awarded.41:22
Centre by Stewart Downing.41:14
Jordan Henderson delivers the ball.40:38
Jonjo Shelvey delivers the ball, clearance by Steven Reid. Inswinging corner taken by Stewart Downing, Ben Foster makes a save.37:54
Free kick awarded for a foul by Luis Suarez on Gareth McAuley. Claudio Yacob takes the indirect free kick.37:17
Shot from just outside the box by Luis Suarez misses to the left of the target.36:14
Foul by Gareth McAuley on Daniel Agger, free kick awarded. Jose Reina takes the indirect free kick.35:38
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Youssouf Mulumbu by Luis Suarez. Steven Reid restarts play with the free kick.34:49
The ball is crossed by Graham Dorrans.33:40
Centre by Graham Dorrans, clearance made by Glen Johnson. Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Graham Dorrans from the left by-line to the near post, Steven Gerrard manages to make a clearance.31:38
Short corner worked by Steven Gerrard. The ball is sent over by Stewart Downing.29:44
Centre by Stewart Downing, Liam Ridgewell gets a block in. Corner taken left-footed by Stewart Downing from the right by-line, clearance by Jonas Olsson.28:59
Youssouf Mulumbu delivers the ball, Glen Johnson manages to make a clearance.28:25
Daniel Agger produces a drilled left-footed shot from 35 yards. Blocked by Graham Dorrans.27:50
James Morrison gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Steven Gerrard. Free kick taken by Steven Gerrard.25:10
Stewart Downing takes a shot. Save by Ben Foster.24:39
Glen Johnson crosses the ball, clearance by Steven Reid.23:00
Stewart Downing takes a inswinging corner from the right by-line to the near post, Daniel Agger takes a shot. Ben Foster makes a save. Corner taken left-footed by Stewart Downing from the right by-line to the near post, clearance by Shane Long.22:49
A cross is delivered by Stewart Downing, clearance by Gareth McAuley.21:06
Corner taken right-footed by Graham Dorrans from the left by-line, Jordan Henderson fouled by Jonas Olsson, the ref awards a free kick. Indirect free kick taken by Jose Reina.20:05
Luis Suarez produces a cross, clearance by Liam Ridgewell.19:35
The ball is crossed by Luis Suarez, Gareth McAuley makes a clearance.19:00
Corner taken by Steven Gerrard.18:49
Leiva Lucas takes a shot. Blocked by Youssouf Mulumbu.18:08
Chris Brunt is penalised for handball and concedes a free kick. Glen Johnson restarts play with the free kick.16:43
The ball is crossed by Stewart Downing, Steven Reid makes a clearance.14:55
Free kick awarded for a foul by Jordan Henderson on Steven Reid. Claudio Yacob restarts play with the free kick.13:12
The assistant referee flags for offside against Stewart Downing. Ben Foster takes the indirect free kick.11:05
Shot from long range by Steven Gerrard goes wide of the left-hand post.8:49
Glen Johnson takes a shot. Blocked by Ben Foster. The assistant referee signals for offside against Jonjo Shelvey. Ben Foster takes the free kick.7:31
Luis Suarez is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Free kick taken by Ben Foster.5:17
Leiva Lucas concedes a free kick for a foul on Youssouf Mulumbu. Chris Brunt takes the indirect free kick.4:22
Effort from the edge of the box by Luis Suarez goes wide of the left-hand upright.3:58
The ball is crossed by Stewart Downing, clearance made by Claudio Yacob.3:33
A cross is delivered by Liam Ridgewell, save by Jose Reina.0:00
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First a Solvent-bourne will be best bet.
The difference between a cement epoxy is the corrosion protection is left out as far as zinc phosphates or by using different grade resins play a part also.
Where the made for, floor epoxy is better then say a car epoxy is they will use an additive so the car tires do not leave a tire print when the tires are warm and parked.
In 99 I did my wifes garage with car epoxy and I was stupid and did not put in an anti-slip that would be in a cement epoxy, for eight years if it was raining and I had on dress shoe, I would about break my a--, held up great but just redid it and added four ounces per gallon of walnut powder for an anti slip works great but now I do notice a tire marks show up once in a while and my wife will have to go out and scrub them. (its her garage, LOL)
At same time I did my play garage and I would never do that again as filler and paint just goes straight to the epoxy and it does not come off, at least with cement you can scrap off filler, instead of beating it with a hammer.
I believe the cement epoxies additive for the tires would not let the body filler stick but I'm not a 100% sure on that.
|Thanks to all of you for helping me make my decision.....
I look at it this way....My shop/garage does not look like someones living room, nor do I expect it to to....It doesn't have painted drywall, and pictures on the wall.....It gets dirty and greasy at times.
If you want a perfectly clean shop all the time, I say, fine get the expensive stuff. I will continue to put a cheap coat of paint over it every few years. and cover up that oil, paint or whatever I spilled.........
I used Sherwin Williams 2part epoxy on my smaller garage 2 years ago. 30+ year old concrete - no clear coat and seems to be holding ok - I don't work out of that side ...
I thought it was much too expensive though - 500+ for a small 2 car garage. The 2 part epoxy mix is a pain, the ratios make it difficult to just mix up a small amount for touch ups.
I am just now finishing a "paint" area in my shop - same story, 30 year old concrete - but this time I had double the area to cover so used a 1 part epoxy base from Ace and a 1 part epoxy clear coat.
I decided to go this direction for price - 1/3 the cost of the other products, and ease of touch up - open the can, stir and apply!
Much easier to maintain as the "paint area" is going to get overspray, paint splatter etc.
Will it hold up as well?
I won't know for a while - but it was a lot lighter on my checkbook and should be cheaper to maintain overtime in this application.
Think of it like this. You want to do paint your car using base coat/clear coat. You go to the paint store to buy your paint and are not sure you want to pay the extra money for the clear coat since you get your color from the base coat. Does not take long for the sun, rain, fog, industrial waste, grit and grime to turn the base coat into a dull disaster.
|Thanks Trees for all that info, and I'm prepared for all the prep work. But does anybody know or has an solid epoxy floor without its top coat in their garage? The saleman will try to sell me the top coat for the product that I will choose, I remember poaring an epoxy floor on the temporary quarters for offshore and there was no top coat applied. These floors finished off very nice, I cant remember what the exact product was though.
First, you said old concrete. That makes the job more difficult and expensive since, like a good paint job on your ride, preparation is every thing, and you have a lot of prep work on old concrete. First up, if it has been sealed, this old sealer must be removed and that is done by chemical or mechanical (grinding or media blasting). After the sealant is removed, you need to treat it for grease and oils. Lots of soap and water will do, but I use a product called Sea Wash. Then you have to rinse and rinse until you think it is done, then rinse again. Next comes coating time. Water based epoxys is the cheapest and the biggest waste of time and money, in my opinion. Next is petrol based epoxys and then pure solid epoxys. Prep for each is the same as described above. I have done cheap water based epoxy, concrete stain, petrol based epoxy and pure solid epoxys. The pure solid epoxys are the most expensive, but you will only have to do it once in your life time. Last Sat, I spent 4 hours pressure washing 1400 sq ft of new concrete. I started by saturating the surface with the Sea Wash (degreaser) then used a 2800 PSI unit to clean and rinse the entire surface. I then spent the last hour with a hose and fan nozzle to finish the rinsing. Monday, I spent another 6 hours acid etching the concrete. I did the first run with one part Muratic Acid to 3 parts water. I was not happy with the results and then went with 1 part acid and 2 parts water, which finished the job to my satisfaction. Again, I rinsed with the same fan nozzle for about 2 hours. Ideally, I would have used litmus paper to test for good neutralization, but I was confident enough to do a taste test and since there was not taste or sensation on the old tongue, I declared done. Today, we put on the primer coat by Wolverine Coatings as per their instructions (You can go to wolverinecoatings.com and read their directions on how to apply their products). Tomorrow, we will apply the top (color coat) and Sat, we will apply the final clear coat. Monday, I will start moving in. Pictures will follow, but you will not gain anything over what Roger 55 has all ready posted.
The bottom line, you get what you pay for but usually the more initial outlay in time, effort, and money will be much cheaper in the long run and you would be more satisfied with the end results.
|There is a HUGE difference in floor coatings and you may want to ask Roger1 about this. I imagine he will chime in also. He has used quite a few different types. I know what I have used out of the "paint stores" and such and they have not lasted. Most will peel within the first year. To everyone, money is always a concern, but if you cut corners now, it will cost you WAY more down the road. As an example, I had bare concrete floors. I acid etched and used an inferior product. Then I put another inferior product over that because I was told all I had to do was clean it a certain way and SHOULD have no problems. Now to do it the RIGHT way will involve some expense to strip properly, etch properly, and do it PROPERLY. At a little more cost than if I had done it right the first time.. But that's my $.02 on it. Roger1 will chime in, and Trees is getting ready to do his floor.
|seems like the cheap stuff may be the way to go. I have seen an epoxy coating called armor clad and it is like 450 for the kit, but without the top coat it is 310, anybody use this stuff and does it really need the top coat that they recomend? Honestly I'm leaning toward this Epoxy, Im just not sure if the extra 140 is really needed.........
The better quality home center stuff works ok for the price- I did my girlfriends fathers garage floor with it 2 years ago and it still looks new.
The secret is to get the floor clean first- He had 50 years of old grease,
oil and previous paint on the floor- I used the provided cleaner, bought more,
and finally used muriatic acid to clean the floor before I was convinced it
was ready to do. He parks a 46 Lincoln v12 convert on it so it gets it's
share of stress! Good luck Jim
I have always wondered what is the difference between a Floor Epoxy and a Epoxy Primer (like SPI)? It sure seems like tough stuff-where's BarryK when you need him?
|I just use cheap concrete paint.....do it every few years. I can't afford $1000 to do my garage.
Do I need to topcoat my floor
I was wondering if anybody has used an urathane epoxy floor coating with out using a topcoat on it? And how has it held up? I have the choice of the waterbased stuff at the home centers or a better product from the paint stores. This is just a parking spot for our cars all work is done ealse where. I'm just looking for a nice clean finish over the old concrete, price makes a differance too me, any sugestions?
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what material should i use to make the gauntlets? i was thinking of sintra for the main body, but what should i use to make the flame thrower and the spike shooter? i want some detail, not just a plastic cown around my arm :-D
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what material should i use to make the gauntlets? i was thinking of sintra for the main body, but what should i use to make the flame thrower and the spike shooter? i want some detail, not just a plastic cown around my arm :-D
You can make pretty much anything from sintra. For my first all sintra set, and my second set original parts were all made fron sintra. The flamethrower is basically one long box inside another box, and the spike shooter (whipchord) takes five small pieces to make.
Make each gaunt with two basic clam shells, and build up the top of each with smaller cut pieces. Finish all the seams with bondo, and paint away. Build a practice set out of cardboard so you dont mess up your sintra. And don't forget your ref CD! If you don't have one yet, I think their doing another run soon.
layers? interesting...but how do i make the weapons? they're like boxes...dunno how to describe them, but you know what i'm talking about. ur saying to basically make an almost box and glue it on? sounds like it would work, but would i look ok?
oh and i'm not exactly sure where to get the sintra. i spent a lotta time looking for a sign shop and/or a plastic store kinda place. dunno if i'm gonna find any
Which gauntlets do you plan on making? There are 3 basic types. #1 the Red and Yellow Pre Pro set. This set has a Red right gauntlet with 1 hose and a very slim whip cord device on the outside. The left gauntlet is yellow and has an extend able flame projector on the outside, also has a small cube located under the cone of the rocket , and has 2 hoses. #2 Empire Strikes Back green movie version. These gauntlets are both green, the right gauntlet is similar as the pre pro set with the same slim whip cord device. The Left gauntlet has a three tiered flame projector on the outside, and there is no cube under the rocket tip. #3 The Return of the Jedi gauntlets are both red and the right gauntlet is the same shape, but has a large whip cord device on the outside, which has two hoses connected to it along with the hose off the top. The left gauntlet is the same shape as the ESB version, but the flame projector has been replaced with a rectangular box where inside there are two barrels located.
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As Fettcicle, and a few others have helped point out, even though it may initally appear that all the base guantlets are the same and the differences are the greeblies attached to them, this is NOT the case. From what we can tell even the base shells for the prepro-esb and rotj are different. The ESb and RotJ bases are very similar but there still are a number of differences. Study those pics HARD!!!
sorry i didn't clarify. i'm talking about jango fett's gauntlets. and i know basically what's on them , but i don't know how to make them.
You opened a whole new can of worms! Those gauntlets seem very similar to the base shapes of the 3 other basic types closer to the ROTJ version except for the calc pad missing from the left gauntlet, and the size of the box located on the outside. Hummmmm to make, You could go the sintra route, build a basic clam shell for the arms, "Stack" pieces together until you have the basic shape, then fill with Bondo. Don't be afraid to try, we all want the best out of any project, and sometimes the results we want may intimidate us to the point where we might not even try to attempt it. We are not born knowing everything, All new things are learning experiences. What you learn from making these gauntlets will help you make a better pair next time!
Ok I was doing some searching but I could not find what I was looking for. I have a Ruffkin Toys Kit, should I use super glue to put them together? How many hoses are on the ROTJ Guants? How do I attach the hoses to the Guantlet?
Oh yea does anyone have any reference pics? Also does anyone have instructions on putting these things together.


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I stumbled across the LED module in an RS outlet store, and wondered if it could used as a base for the beacon light, as it included a battery case with an on/off switch. I'm unable to find this item on their website, but found this image through a Google search. Weird.
1. I cut off the tiny circuit board/LED assembly, which left me the red and black power wires.
2. Solder a few inches of red/black wire to the leads on the Krypton bulb. Cover the soldered area with small pieces of shrink tubing, heat-gun them, and covered these two with a larger piece of tubing.
3. Slip two small pieces of shrink tubing over the bulb side power wires, and a larger piece over both the wires on the box side.
4. Solder the red and black wires from the bulb assembly to the box assembly wires.
5. Slip the two smaller pieces of tubing over the connections and heat-gun them in place.
5. Slip the larger piece of tubing over the smaller two and 'gun it in place.
6. Add Industrial Strength Velcro to the back of the battery box and to the inside of the pack, and you're ready to roll!
NOTE: To keep the assembly from sliding out of the beacon (due to gravity), add a small drop of hot glue where the wiring comes out the base opening.
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The spectrophotometer is a ubiquitously used instrument in biological, chemical, clinical and environmental research.
Spectrophotometry is the quantitative measurement of how much a chemical substance absorbs light by passing a beam of light through the sample using a spectrophotometer.
By measuring the intensity of light detected, this method can be used to determine the concentration of solute in the sample.
The beam of light that is radiated toward the sample is made up of a stream of photons.
When photons encounter molecules in the sample, the molecules may absorb some of them, reducing the number of photons in the beam of light and decreasing the intensity of the detected signal.
Transmittance is the fraction of light that passes through the sample and is defined as the intensity of light passing through the sample over the intensity of incident light. Absorbance is the inverse logarithm of transmittance and is the quantity your spectrophotometer will measure.
From the absorbance, the concentration of the sample solution can be determined from the Beer-Lambert Law, which states that there is a linear relationship between the absorbance and concentration of a sample. According to the Beer-Lambert Law, absorbance is the product of the extinction coefficient, a measure of how strongly a solute absorbs light at a given wavelength, the length that light passes through the sample, or path length, and the concentration of solute. Often, the goal to taking absorbance measurements is to measure the concentration of a sample.
Each spectrophotometer includes a light source, a collimator, which is a lens or focusing device that transmits an intense straight beam of light, a monochromator to separate the beam of light into its component wavelengths, and a wavelength selector, or slit, for selecting the desired wavelength. The wavelengths of light used in spectrophotometers discussed in this video are in the ultraviolet and visible range. The spectrophotometer also includes some sort of sample holder, a photoelectric detector, which detects the amount of photons that are absorbed, and a screen to display the output of the detector.
Newer spectrophotometers are directly coupled to a computer, where the experiment parameters can be controlled and results are displayed.
When performing spectrophotometry, be sure to take appropriate precautions, such as wearing gloves, depending on the type of biological or chemical solutions you are working with.
Before measuring the UV-visible spectrum of a sample, turn on the machine and allow the lamps and electronics to warm up.
Prepare a blank of the same solution but without the analyte, having the same pH and similar ionic strength; a necessary step as the cell and solvent can scatter some light.
Traditional spectrophotometer sample holders are designed to hold plastic and quartz cuvettes. Proceed to pipette the blank solution into the cuvette.
After wiping any fingerprints and spills off the outside of the cuvette, properly insert the cuvette in the sample holder and close the door to the cuvette compartment.
Never forget to close the door as UV radiation emitted from an open spectrophotometer can damage the eyes and skin.
Set the desired wavelength or wavelength range to be transmitted at the sample, which depends on the optimal wavelength of light that the analyte absorbs. Then, zero the instrument by taking a reading of the blank, which will subtract the background from your sample buffer.
Depending on the type of spectrophotometric experiment you are performing, it may be necessary to generate a standard curve prior to sample measurement, from which the concentration of your sample analyte can eventually be determined.
Allow the sample to reach the appropriate temperature and mix it gently, so that bubbles are not introduced. The sample can them be added directly to the cuvette, within the instrument, and a reading taken.
After performing the absorbance measurement on your sample, proceed to the appropriate calculation for your experiment; for example determination of concentration or the rate of enzyme activity.
The spectrophotometer is used on a daily basis in many biological research laboratories.
One common application of the spectrophotometer is the measurement of cell density. Cell density measurement is useful in generating logarithmic growth curves for bacteria, from which the optimal time for induction of recombinant protein can be determined.
The spectrophotometer can also be used to measure chemical reaction rates. In this example, absorbance is used to monitor an enzymatic reaction by the disappearance of a reaction intermediate at 452 nm over time. The rate of this enzymatic step can be calculated by fitting the data to the appropriate equation.
Recently, the introduction of micro-volume spectrophotometers has eliminated the necessity for sample holders. Such spectrophotometers use surface tension to hold the sample.
Micro-volume spectrophometers are optimal for measuring the quality and concentration of expensive samples of limited volume, such as biomolecules, including proteins and nucleic acids.
The absorbance of a protein at 280 nm depends on the content of aromatic side chains found in tryptophan, tyrosine, and phenylalanine, as well as the existence of cysteine-cysteine disulfide bonds.
Protein concentration can be determined from its absorbance at 280 nm and its extinction coefficient, which is based on the amino acid composition.
Both DNA and RNA have an absorbance maximum at 260 nm from which their concentration can be determined. The purity of the nucleic acid can also be assessed from the ratio of absorbance readings at specific wavelengths.
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The spectrophotometer is a routinely used instrument in scientific research. Spectrophotometry is the quantitative measurement of how much a chemical substance absorbs light by passing a beam of light through the sample using a spectrophotometer. In this video, basic concepts in spectrophotometry, including transmittance, absorbance and the Beer-Lambert Law are reviewed in addition to the components of the spectrophotometer. These concepts provide a foundation for how to determine the concentration of a solute in solution that is capable of absorbing light in the ultraviolet and visible range. Furthermore, a procedure for how to operate the spectrophotometer is demonstrated, including instructions on how to blank and measure the absorbance of a sample at the desired wavelength. The video also covers how to make a standard curve for determination of analyte concentration. Several applications of the spectrophotometer in biological research are discussed, such as measurement of cell density and determination of chemical reaction rates. Finally, the microvolume spectrophotometer is introduced, as well as its advantage in measuring the quality and quantity of protein and nucleic acids.
JoVE Science Education Database. General Laboratory Techniques. Introduction to the Spectrophotometer. JoVE, Cambridge, MA, (2017).
An assay is presented to determine the activity of proteases through the measurement of absorbance from a reagent that binds to free tyrosine from digested protein using a spectrophotometer. The activity of the protease is then determined from a standard curve that relates the absorbance with the amount of tyrosine released.
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In this video the nanodrop 2000c microvolume spectrophotometer is introduced. Spectrophotometer applications are then demonstrated through a detailed procedure for determining protein concentration using both the 280nm absorbance method and colorimetric assays.
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This video presents a procedure for studying virus assembly in vivo and in vitro. In this procedure, the concentration of brome mosaic virions and capsid protein subunits is determined through ultraviolet spectrophotometry for preparation of in vitro encapsidation.
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This procedure uses a stopped-flow instrument to detect the different spectral forms of a flavin dependent monooxygenase and measure rates. Spectrophotometry is used to measure the absorbance of reaction intermediates over time in order to determine the rate of an enzyme catalyzed reaction.
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This video presents a novel method for the synthesis of a micellar enzyme immobilization membrane that can stabilize enzymes. The video then demonstrates detailed procedures for assaying the activity of several enzymes using a UV-visible spectrophotometer.


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We don't have a Fett in Tokyo, and I think that is quite a shame. I had a hard time deciding which Fett I wanted to do, but I ultimately decided on ESB because of the sidearm and the cape. Maybe that is a strange reason. I'm not sure.
Anyways, I am awaiting the arrival of my helmet, and about to order some smaller parts.
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first off I glued the outside of the bucket around the template, and cut it back to get the ledge, this confused me for aaages before i realised what needed doing!
then I added the dome supports.
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cut the cheeks and followed antmans advice to wet them with a water spray first before bending them to shape, once they dried i glued them and masking taped it all in place while it set before trimming the rest of the cheek parts to fit.
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and then I cut pretty much everything else out so I could start on the ear pieces and viewfinder
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