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The Soviet Union endeavored to create an image of a Russian people who were united regardless of their ethnic background. Students were not merely invited from African and Asian nations, but frequently had an all expenses paid education at Russian universities. But, once the Soviet Union collapsed the facade of an apparent prejudice free nation collapsed and ethnic anger and fights have become common in modern Russia. A few days ago in Moscow, fighting erupted between ethnic Russians and people who came from the Caucasus regions of the nation. Several of the "foreigners" were beaten so severely they wound up in the hospital after a dozen people armed with knives and broken bottles fought one another.
This was the third brawl within a week between ethnic Russians and people who had darker skin colors. In another incident, 40 people of "non-Slavic appearance" beat up two people of "ethnic Russian" appearance.
It is clear most of these ethnic conflicts are between young men who were born after the collapse of the Soviet Union. The fighting reflects failure on the part of Russian education to deal with issues of multiculturalism. Ignorance and ancient prejudices are open in modern Russia and it is time for its leaders to recognize their responsibility to use education as a means of confronting the ugly hatred which lies below the surface of indifference.


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Newton, Kan., residents enjoy blue skies every day of the year, which is why the city's motif of sky and pillowy clouds can be found everywhere — including its now-award-winning water tower.
The city has been tapped as Tank of the Year for 2010 in a contest sponsored by coatings firm Tnemec Inc. The contest recognizes water towers that utilize the company's coating products for their design, and the stories behind them. In the case of Newton's treasured tower, the design mirrors that of a beloved public landmark.
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|Glad you had a good time. RMNP is pretty dang spectacular. Fun backcountry snowboarding in winter at some of those spots you hiked too.
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Hey all!
Back from the trip. What an awesome time!
Friday, we got into Broomfield around 9:30am. The Omni Interlocken allowed us to check in, so after a quick change we were off to NARC. We had a nice break-in hike and lunch at Southern Sun before heading back to the hotel mid-afternoon to relax by the pool and catch some zzz's. Just happened the 2011 Rocky Mountain Air Show and Fly-In was happening and the F16 & F-18 pulling some insane shiz had us in awe.
Saturday we woke refreshed and ready to hit RMNP. We started at the Bear Lake trailhead and hit Lake Haiyaha (to break away from the crowds). Then to Emerald Lake before heading back down. One of my personal highlights of the hike was reaching Lake Haiyaha and seeing snow patches just beyond/above the lake... so I set off solo to make my first ever August snowball!
After talking with a couple of the volunteers Saturday, we set off to make Black Lake on Sunday from the Glacier Gorge trailhead. Mills and Jewel Lakes were awesome and frame Spearhead for some awesome pix, but the best part of the hike starts just beyond...the 2.2 miles to Black Lake. This is exactly the type of hike we were looking for...solitary, quite, beautiful. I'm not gonna lie, the last 1/2 mile we could really feel the altitude kicking us (we live at ~750'), but we pushed thru and were greatly rewarded by the beauty of Black Lake and it's surroundings. The trip down we were fortunate (seriously) to catch a little rain shower (we were prepared). The sunlight glistening off the rain soaked walls changes to scenery entirely.
We had a great time and I want to thank you guys for offering the suggestions. The tips came in handy and were put to good use.
Next trip...back to Park City in late Feb!
Thank you!
Paul (and Kerri)
The Sink, Darkhorse, Southern Sun are decent spots in Boulder to grab a brew and a bite to eat. The Southern Sun brews their own beer. It is usually decent enough. The service kind of sucks there though and it's cash only. Still the food is decent and you get the full Boulder experience there.
The West End Tavern on the Pearl street mall is another decent spot.
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1. Eat at Chez Thug
2. Hassle some trustafarians.
3. Get the fuck out of Boulder and spend the rest of your trip up in RMNP and the Indian Peaks Wilderness.
Boulder is a cool town. In small doses. With plenty of time in between.
We'll be staying in Broomfield, so any cool eateries in the general vicinity are game (even something on the way back from the park if they don't mind our smell!). Boulder just seemed like a convenient distance to go grab a bite.
I envision our days being early to the park(s) and hanging as long as the weather allows, then back for dinner and pool / hot tub lounging.
1. Eat at Chez Thug
2. Hassle some trustafarians.
3. Get the fuck out of Boulder and spend the rest of your trip up in RMNP and the Indian Peaks Wilderness.
Boulder is a cool town. In small doses. With plenty of time in between.
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We'll get into Denver at 7am Friday morning so we have a full day, but I plan to take it easy that day since my wife has never been at elevation.
I definitely plan to visit RMNP one of full days and I'll do some research on the other places mentioned.
Thanks for the info!
Bear Mountain is a nice hike. It is fairly strenuous. Still, you can always take breaks and take you time. The climb up through Fern Canyon is a staircase but beautiful. jpb is right to climb up Fern Canyon to the peak then walk around the backside back down through Bear Canyon.
An easier hike in the Flatirons is to go to the Royal Arch. You would start from Chattaqua park which is just off of Baseline road against the foothills. Not as much climbing, though there is still plenty. Still it's a more gentle hike.
Overall though I'd advise to go higher. The Flatirons are in the Foothills and it's still pretty darn warm around here. The temps are more pleasant in Rocky Mountain National Park. The trails off of the Bear Lake trail head in the park will take you to gorgeous mountain lakes and easy to hike to peaks like Flattop mountain.
Another choice is the Indian Peaks. Nice hikes start from the Hessie and 4th of July trailheads. Plus you don't have to pay a fee as you do with the park to get in.
For either start fairly early. These are popular spots. Parking gets to be an issue fairly quickly on a weekend. I'd say try to be there by 8am. Make sure you bring food, water, and some extra clothes. Something for rain and to keep you warm. Another reason for the earlier start is to beat out thunderstorms. They do happen on a regular basis in the rockies, generally around 1pm is when they'll start. Try to be off any peaks or high ridges by then.
Go to the NCAR parking lot and explore the system of trails behind it. There are miles of them ranging from relatively easy hikes at the base of the Flat Irons to the strenuous 9 mile loop up to the top of Bear Peak and back down. I walked up the canyon and ridge to the peak, then down Fern trail but if I did it again I would go up via Fern and back down the ridge and canyon. Depending on your fitness level and desire for challenge it may be a little more than your looking for, but the view and scenery are worth it.
There are tons of places to eat, but since I am a tourist there as well I will let some locals chime in for that.
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Two weeks ago it was the State of the Commonwealth. Tonight, Governor Steve Beshear carries the heavy burden of a huge budget deficit and his ideas on how he will solve the state's money woes to the General Assembly.
His remarks will be carried live on KET at 8:00/7:00 pm Central.
Kentucky's state revenue picture is not pretty. To borrow an oft-used phrase from last year's presidential campaign, it's going to be awfully hard for the governor to "put lipstick on a pig" and make this address to a joint session of the Kentucky House and Senate a cheer leading session for better days ahead. The state coffers are a mess and, it appears, will be that way for some time. It will be interesting, no, fascinating to hear what the governor has outlined.
Some have speculated that he will include expanded gambling in his address tonight as part of his method to pay the bills for the next several years. I don't think so. I believe Beshear will be forced to look at a continuation of cuts to programs and agencies across the Commonwealth though he has always said he would do his best to avoid deep cuts to education, social services, and public safety.
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The rights of Italian women to abortion has come under attack due to efforts of one of the nation's most famous pundits, a man who styles himself a "devout atheists," but whose pro-life political campaign has frightened those fighting for the rights of Italian women. Giuliano Ferrara, who began his political life as a communist, then became a socialist, has now transformed himself into a conservative. He has branded himself an enemy of abortion. At a recent speaking engagement in Bologna, the TV chat host, was pelted with vegetbles by irate supporters of abortion rights.
The real question is whether Mr. Ferrarra is using abortion as a ploy to gain political power or does he really believe the rhetoric which spouts from his mouth. He argues the intent of Italy's Article 194 was to curb backstreet abortion, not to allow women to freely make the decision about birth or no birth.
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Thierry Henry says his match-winning goal against Leeds came naturally to him - but he warned fans not to expect it every time.
The Club's all-time record goalscorer made a fairytale return to action on Monday night when he sent Arsenal through to the FA Cup Fourth Round with a 78th-minute strike.
But while Henry was delighted to make such an immediate impact, he does not anticipate a constant stream of goals during his short-term loan spell from New York Red Bulls.
"I know I scored but that is not going to happen every time I play. I don't know if my runs were intelligent or not but that's the way I play," he told Arsenal Player.
"I am going to try to bring what I can. Maybe another time it won't be enough but I will always try my best.
"It happened so fast. I was watching the game from the bench and I was like, 'when I come on, I am going to try to stretch them'. A couple of balls didn't arrive and I said to myself, 'I am just going to try and get behind them'.
"At the end of the day, Alex [Song] played an amazing ball for me and I had the chance to finish it. I didn't think too much about it – I am just trying to go with the flow."
Henry says he did not plan his touchline celebration with Arsène Wenger, but he remains indebted to the manager for giving him the chance to return to the Club.
"I didn't know where to go, what to do [after scoring]. It was not the first time I did that – I used to do that before when I scored," he said.
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The helmet is looking awesome. Can't wait to see it finished.
Looking fantastic, its going to be one hell of a ESB Fett Helmet once done that is.
Outstanding work. I can't wait until I have one of my own. PM sent concerning paint commission.
Quick update, then back to painting...
Wow, looking really great!
I'm still fascinated by the waterslide decals you made. Had you considered trying to print
them in color? At least the gray portions, or would that be too fiddly to mess with.
I did an experiment with doing them in color. The only problem was that you had to print them on white decal paper which is a tad bit thicker than the clear and you had to cut out EVERY nook and cranny of negative space or you would have white decal paper showing. With the clear you can leave the negative spaces empty and the paint of the helmet shows through. Plus the black stencil gives you a good shadow to paint over without any of the helmets base colors bleeding through...If that makes any sense.
Yeah that makes sense.
Great paint job using an excellent method! The helmet looks perfect!
Finished up the greys on the mandibles this evening. Getting a little bleary eyed, so I'll start on the maroon scratches tomorrow. It's starting to look like a Fett helmet...
Right Mandible and Brow Strip detail with PRR Maroon applied..."IT'S A TOTAL CHAOTIC MESS!!!!" Just like it's supposed to be. I love this side of the ESB Helmet with the paint almost completely stripped from the mandible and brow. Fett must lead with the right side of his face when he fights! :lol
The helmet is simply amazing. I can't wait to see the finished product.
Here's the right mandible and brow detail, plus a few shots of the back as I get started on that...
Absolutely awesome bro! :cheers
Thank You!
Man, this is gonna be an amazing helmet!
On the left mandible (the wearer's left), that little beige teardrop. . . did you put that on there
to form the outline of the contrasting red mark?
Superjedi- Yeah, that teardrop is actually more red than beige. The lighting in my room does a funky number on the colors. But, I'm gonna drop another red in the middle of it.
Oh OK, I can kind of see it now.
I usually have a mother of a time getting that hair thin outline around that mark! :lol
Here's the back...a few more details to add and she'll all be done!
this helmet looks absolutely amazing!! PM sent for a commission on my first ESB helmet!
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Superb job to date my good man, attention to detail is AMAZING! Can't wait to see it finished! :-D
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She's done, Jeff. I'm installing the visor right now and boxing her up. She will ship out first thing in the morning.
WOW!! I am speechless. The helmet looks amazing. Thank you for all the updates and I will let you know once I receive it.:lol


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Ok here we go. This is un-orthodox. But Im Happy with the way these kits have come out. However I can already see a few things that could be better. That being said, im going to do something that goes against what I usually do. Im going to lower these kits a bit.
Now, im doing this for two reasons.
1: Theres a lot of kits out there, and times are tough I almost always give a price, and the final price is less. This time, I want to to be a better price.
2: Ive cut my process way down, and cut the waste way down. Im getting far less 'useles pulls' than I thought. Im doinga bout 4/7 excelent 2/7 good 1/7 bad.
Bads I chuck or see how they break when thrown or dropped.
So that being said, for this run im going to do:
Excelent pulls: 150 + shipping (roughly 10-20)
Good pulls: 100 + shipping (roughly 10-20)
Midwest is 10, rest is 20.
Take off $20 for stocks.
I have 3 excelents and a good here now. Im going to run all my plastic out this weekend, and see where im at.
Right now, im going to hold off on rubber triggers, guards because they take 3 hrs to demold, instead of 30 minutes. And they get bubbles more than half the time.
Ill do rubber barrels but they will be roughly $20 more. And rubber coated stocks with foam centers for $20 more.
If you have any questions pm me. Im sorry for the un-orthodox of this run so far. But ive had to change process 10 times to get here.
Ok, im ready to pour 10 guns. These 10 guns will be cast in black resin (optional black rubber barrell), with rubber triggers and a black resin stock, hollow cast and filled with foam.
The price of the gun is going to be $195 shipped in the US.
If you dont want the stock and D-Bracket, $175 shipped.
Parts break downs are as follows for those that need parts:
Barrels are $75 shipped.
Bronze cold cast grips $15 shipped.
D-brackets $15 shipped.
Stocks $40 shipped
Gun body/barrell lock $40
Trigger/Trigger guard/hammer: $10
Broken replacements will be cheaper.
I intend to do the two runs, pour as many rifles as I can from the plastic, and retire the project.
The ESB greeble kits should get going this week.
The ROTJ after that
Im limiting this run to 10.
The second time I do this run is going to be $240 shipped. This is because the time Im spending on some of the parts is 4x as much. Like rotocasting, drilling, foam filling of the stocks. Its almost as time consuming as to make a helmet. Just not as much resin. They will be 200 without the stocks.
Ill be putting together 'seconds' as I make kits, of the parts with too many bubbles. Those kits will be $125 shipped.
I expect those to be good barrels, good grips, decent everything else.
The 'first' kits will have virtually no bubbles or outward blemishes, and will be ready to glue or drill and use.
The 'seconds' will be close, but will have some cleanup/bubbles to fill. But still very clean casts, with minimal filling.
The seconds will be sold as the un-perfect parts accumulate.
I will not sell anything that I think is a 'bad' pull in this run. Only 'un-perfect'.
First come, ready to buy only at this time. Unless I have discussed previosly in a PM.
Ill post pics of of what to expect saturday evening once i get my back in town.
One thing to note is there will be a few small bubbles here and there on 'away facing' surfaces. Inside the barrell, under the dplate where it attaches to the stock/grip. The butt of the pistol may have small bubbles. Similar to the rubber knees.
Im going to do my best to keep all blemishes away from the visible surfaces.
I dont want to risk venting some of these places yet. As venting them wrong could make the mold produce worse results. As the lack of vaccume may prevent the 'squish' from forcing the resin into the detail.
I think that for 80% of the people, the finish on these as they come out of the mold will be a better finish than painting them. And you get the 'true webley metal' finish.
Excelent / Clean pulls - $150 + shipping
1 Galactic Bounty Hunger (No Stock/D) $140
1a Grifter :) $170 --------------------------------------- - PAID - Shipping 2/10 - SHIPPED
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With her new movie "Prometheus" set to hit theaters on June 8th, Charlize Theron garnered herself a little added exposure by covering the July 2012 issue of Easy Living magazine.
The 36-year-old South African actress looked charming in a Dior top for the Tom Munro shot front page while dishing about everything from her newly adopted son, Jackson, to marriage and friendship.
Highlights from Miss Theron's interview are as follows. For more, be sure to pay a visit to Easy Living!
On being like everyone else:
"I get fat, I need to work out, I have pimples and I'm getting older – everything is happening for me exactly as it is for everyone else."
On her newly adopted son, Jackson:
"The amount of e-mails and congratulations hs been amazing. Everyone's been so lovely. [Jackson] is doing great. It's very hard for me to leave the house now!"
On keeping fit:
"I have to be disciplined, it's part of my job. So I train five days a week right now. I practice an incredibly hard yoga called power yoga. I cycle, I spin and I do all sorts of things that I like – because that's the key."
On marriage:
"I do have a problem with the fact that the US government hasn't stepped up enough to make gay marriage legal. Right now, the institution of marriage feels very one-sided, and I want to live in a country where we all have equal rights. It's not right that the government tells us who can love and what is good love."
On friendship:
"Friendship is one of the greatest gifts that you could receive. I have really, really good people in my life. I sometimes find myself wondering what I did in a past life to deserve the people I know! I don't take any day with them for granted. I don't treat them like they are going to be there forever, I treat them like they are here now. That's my philosophy."
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Someday when the history of the continent of Africa is written there will be at least a chapter on the tragedy of failed leadership among Africans. It is difficult to identify an African nation which emerged out of colonialism that currently has the semblance of a democratic society. The concept of ending colonialism was important, but the failure of those leading African revolutions to become the champions of democracy has resulted in a wealthy continent mired in poverty, violence and hatred. The latest example was seizure of power in Guinea after its long-term president died. Within moments, a group of young officers took over the government and announced it might some day allow free elections. After warning present Cabinet members of consequences, about 30 turned themselves over to the military junta and awaited their fates. Coup leader Moussa Camara promised a "grandiose funeral" for the dead dictator Lansana Combe, no doubt, an act that sets the stage for the arrival of another two bit dictator by the name of Camara.
The famous last words of Camara are, "it is not m y intention to be a candidate in the election of December, 2010." Mark those words down somewhere and check out which excuse is cited by Camara in December, 2010 to explain why he must remain in power for the good of the people.


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Discussion in 'Off The Beaten Track' started by Cupid, Jun 25, 2010.
Time flies, doesn't it?
RIP, Michael.
That Farrah died? Yes.
RIP, Michael
Watched This Is It today and was sad all over again. It would have been an amazing show. He still had a lot to give to the audience and the world.
I thought that movie was amazing. I'm not a huge personal Michael fan, although I recognized his genius of course, and watching that movie opened my eyes to a normal, talented guy instead of a weird freak. I actually went out and bought it.
I'm not sure how big This Is It was, or how it did, but I encourage everyone to see it.
I read recently that it was considered a big hit. It made over 70 million in the U.S. and over 250 million worldwide. Then add the DVD and CD sales on top of that...
I am getting a copy too. I grew up with MJ's music and always considered him a gigantic talent. And it's true, Norlite, he seemed so gentle and patient during rehearsals, not at all a diva--granted this has been edited. But still his vibe was not at all. And still pretty darn good at those signature dance moves.
I agree with everything that everyone has said about MJ and 'This Is It'. It is very hard to watch, fan or not, and not be in awe or inspired. I saw it in the theatre originally, and the number of people who were singing the songs throughout was fascinating. Usually people making noise in the movies is a royal pain, but it was the ultimate fan tribute. And all of the applause when it was over was great.
It's sad to know that we'll never know what that tour would have been. He was one of few concerts (Stevie Wonder being the other) that I would pay money to see.
I watched the movie again a couple of days ago. It's so bittersweet. That's the only word I can use to descibe it.
The Movie Network up here in Canada debuted This Is It last night and I tried to watch it. Tried because my Dish Reciever's beginning to die on me and is going on and off on me. Saw the first hour though before it started acting up though and that hour...Sigh!!
Michael still had it!! It just really brings in such sharp focus what a loss this World experienced a year ago yesterday. So much talent and genius...
I'll have to get my own copy of the DVD when I get a chance. Those concerts truly would have been out of this world and then some. May he RIP.
I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when I learned of his death. It was as unbelievable then as it is now. It's just so sad the beautiful children he's left behind. Watching the specials on TV, I don't know if he was going to do all those concerts, but he at least gave it a shot. Sad.
I remembered what I was doing and when I found out too
Did anyone watch the 20/20 special last night? Hard to watch, made me sad all over again
Cute website name - "eternalmoonwalk" - bravo to the fan who thought that one up. They look like they're having fun in the video.
I didn't see the 20/20 special - did it include an interview with his mother, saying that the children are to attend school this coming fall? I saw that a blurb about it soemwhere last week.
There will be a tribute concert called "Ultimate Thriller" at the Apollo Theater in NYC on Tuesday, June 29, 2010. Live performances from impersonators and sound-alikes.
Yesterday, I read that his father has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the doctor. I assume it's on the family's behalf, not Joe Jackson's.
What did happen to that doctor, does anyone know?
IIRC, the doctor is being charged with involuntary manslaughter and will not have his license revoked while he waits for trial. He pleads not guilty.
The grandmother said the two older kids might be attending regular school in the fall - they will have to wait and see - and that Paris really is excited about it. She also said Blanket "wasn't ready."
I found it strange when the grandmother said the kids never saw videos of any of Michael's music or concerts until after he passed. They were so sheltered - I'm happy for them that they have so many cousins and family that they can feel comfortable with.
Remembering Farrah Fawcett...
Feel free to start your own thread and remember her there.
Why the title of the thread was "Yes, it was a year ago today already"
I see no where in that title that is was specifcally for Michael Jackson.
Did not Farrah die the same day?
Don't play the innocent with me. You and everybody else knows what you were trying to do. Cut the crap and stop the constant trolling.
Well I for one enjoyed hearing Michael all over the airwaves. There is never a time I do NOT enjoy Michael on the radio.
I was doing fine until the part where he was talking about the environment and taking care of this world. That part made me all teary...


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Men's Soccer Downed by No. 24 Northwestern, 4-0
DeKALB, Ill. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Quick back-to-back goals in both the first and second halves led the 24th-ranked Northwestern men's soccer team to a 4-0 win over Green Bay in game one of the NIU adidas Invite on Friday afternoon in DeKalb.
The Green Bay defense stood strong in the opening minutes of the match, as Northwestern had five corner kicks in the first 14 minutes but was unable to capitalize. However NU's Joey Calistri put up back-to-back goals in the 25th and 27th minutes to go up, 2-0. His first goal came off a shot just inside the box, shooting it past the left side of Kyle Ihn (Wales, Wis.). Just over a minute later he found the net again, collecting a rebound off a shot by Chris Ritter and heading it home.
Jordan Dover (Ontario, Canada) put a shot on goal for the Phoenix in the 30th minute and Lawrence Talery (Coon Rapids, Minn.) added one in the 38th minute but both shots fell short as the Wildcats went into the break with the lead and a 4-2 advantage in shots.
Another pair of quick goals in the 65th and 66th minutes put the match out of reach, as Northwestern built its lead to 4-0. Calistri completed the hat trick in the 65th minute, sending home a cross from Lepe Seetane. It took 1:06 for the Huskies to score again, this time an unassisted marker by Eric Weberman.
Ihn played the entire match, making three saves. Dover and AJ Patterson (Menomonee Falls, Wis.) both finished with a shot on goal.
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DETROIT (Feb. 5, 2010) - The Program for International Legal Studies and the International Law Students Association at Wayne State University Law School are pleased to host "U.S. Ratification of the Women's Rights Treaty: Fabulous, Horrendous, or Meaningless" at 12:15 p.m. on Feb. 11, 2010 in the Law School's Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium.
More information below:
One hundred and eighty-six countries have ratified the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW). The United States is not one of them. But the Obama Administration has mentioned CEDAW as one of the human rights treaties it may send to the Senate for ratification. Julia Ernst will preview the debate over U.S. ratification of CEDAW. What are the treaty's opponents likely to say? Are there effective answers to their criticisms? Are there real benefits to the U.S. becoming a party?
Julia Ernst directs the Women's Law and Public Policy Fellowship Program at the Georgetown University Law Center, which provides fellowship opportunities for public interest lawyers to work for a year in Washington, D.C., on legal and policy issues affecting women and girls. She also directs the Leadership and Advocacy for Women in Africa Fellowship Program, which trains lawyers from Africa who have dedicated their careers to advancing women's human rights in their countries. She is a graduate of the University of Michigan Law School.
All are welcome to attend. Lunch will be served.
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"International Promotion of Democratic Government: The Strange Case of the 2009 Honduran Coup"
Feb. 24, 2010 at 12:15 p.m.
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Brad Roth, Wayne State University Law School and Sharon Lean, Wayne State University Department of Political Science
Lunch will be served.
"Guantanamo: Learning from the Past to Confront the Future"
March 9, 2010 at 12:15 p.m.
Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium, Wayne State University Law School
Jonathan Hafetz, National Security Project, American Civil Liberties Union National Headquarters, New York
Lunch will be served.
"Restoring Faith in the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime: Why Treaty Rules Matter"
April 6, 2010 at 12:15 p.m.
Distance Learning Room (2103), Wayne State University Law School
Deepti Choubrey, Carnegie Endowment for Peace in Washington, D.C.
Lunch will be served.
"The Prospects for a New International Agreement on Climate Change"
April 8, 2010 at 12:15 p.m.
Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium, Wayne State University Law School
Dan Bodansky, Emily and Ernest Woodruff Chair in International Law at the University of Georgia Law School
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Don't estimate acceleration by fitting a quadratic…
Fig. 3. Rate of global sea-level rise based on the data of Church & White (2006), and global mean temperature data of GISS, both smoothed. The satellite-derived rate of sea-level rise of 3.2 ± 0.5 mm/yr is also shown. The strong similarity of these two curves is at the core of the semi-empirical models of sea-level rise. Graph adapted from Rahmstorf (2007).
Why would it have such a funny shape, with the rate of rise hovering around 2 mm/year in mid-century before starting to increase again after 1980? I think the reason is physics: the warmer it gets, the faster sea-level rises, because for example land ice melts faster. The sea-level rate curve has an uncanny similarity to the GISS global temperature, shown here in blue. The rate of SLR may well have stagnated in mid-century because global temperature also did not rise between about 1940 and 1980, and in the northern hemisphere even dropped.
Houston & Dean
The "sea-level sceptics" paper by Houston and Dean in 2011 claimed that there is no acceleration of global sea-level rise, by doing two things: cherry-picking 1930 as start date and fitting a quadratic. The graphs above show how this could give them their result despite the clear threefold acceleration from 1 to 3 mm/yr during the 20th Century. In our rebuttal published soon after (Rahmstorf and Vermeer 2011), we explained this and concluded:
Houston and Dean's method of fitting a quadratic and discussing just one number, the acceleration factor, is inadequate.
(There's quite a few other things wrong with this paper and several responses have been published in the peer-reviewed literature (5? I lost track); we also discussed it at Realclimate.)
So the bottom line is: the quadratic acceleration term is a meaningless diagnostic for the real-life global sea-level curve. Instead, one needs to look at the time evolution of the rate of sea-level rise, as has been done in a number of peer-reviewed papers. For example, Rahmstorf et al. (2012) in their Fig. 6 show the rate curve for the Church&White 2006 and 2011 and the Jevrejeva et al. 2008 sea-level data sets, corrected for land-water storage in order to isolate the climate-driven sea-level rise. In all cases the rate of rise increases over time, albeit with some ups and downs, and recently reaches rates unprecedented in the 20th Century or (for the Jevrejeva data) even since 1700 AD. Similar results have been obtained for regional sea-level on the German North Sea coast (Wahl et al. 2011).
Pitfalls of rate curves
When looking at real data, one needs to be aware of one pitfall: unlike the ideal example shown at the outset, real tide gauge data contain spurious sampling noise due to inadequate spatial coverage, so it is not trivial to derive rates of rise. One needs to apply enough smoothing (as in Fig. 3 above) to remove this noise, otherwise the computed rates of rise are dominated by sampling noise and have little to do with real changes in the rate of global sea-level rise. Holgate (2007) showed decadal rates of sea-level rise (linear trends over 10 years), but as we have shown in Rahmstorf et al. (2012), those vary wildly over time simply as a result of sampling noise and are not consistent across different data sets (see Fig. 2 of our paper). Random noise in global sea level of just 5 mm standard deviation is enough to render decadal rates meaningless (see Fig. 3 of our paper)!
The quality of the data set is important – some global compilations contain more spurious sampling noise than others. Personally I think the approach taken by Church and White (2006, 2011) probably comes closest to the true global average sea level, due to the method they used to combine the tide gauge data.
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The Canisius baseball team completed a four-game sweep of Ohio University with a 6-2 win on Sunday afternoon, the first four-game road sweep for the Griffs since a four-game sweep at Mount St. Mary's in 2008. The Golden Griffins improve to 14-5 overall and have won nine of their last 10 games.
Senior Christian Segar went 4-for-4 with two runs scored while junior Jimmy Luppens went 2-for-3 with two walks. Sophomore catcher Mike Booth went 2-for-5 while junior Jose Torralba scored two runs.
The Griffs got on the board in the first inning as Segar singled with one out and eventually scored on an RBI single from Luppens. The Griffs added a run in the third when Segar again singled with one out, moved to second on an error, stole third and scored on an RBI groundout from junior Shane Zimmer.
The Griffs took a 5-0 lead with a three-run top of the fourth. Torralba reached on an error and junior Ronnie Bernick singled to shortstop. An RBI single from sophomore Mike Krische scored Torralba. Segar followed with an RBI single while Kelso scored Krische with an RBI groundout.
The Bobcats (3-15) got two back in the bottom of the sixth to make it 5-2. Canisius pushed across a run in the eighth as Torralba led off with a double and moved to third on a sacrifice bunt from Bernick. A two-out, pinch-hit, RBI single from freshman Brett Siddall scored Torralba and put the Griffs up by four.
Freshman Alex Godzak picked up his second consecutive win by allowing two runs on five hits, walking three and striking out four in seven innings. Juniors Tyler Soucie and Jon Fitzsimmons each threw a scoreless innings of relief to close out the victory.
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Notes: Canisius hit .414 as a team in the series, outscoring the Bobcats 44-17 in the four games... Canisius had its best fielding weekend of the season, recording two errors in 150 chances and posting a .987 fielding percentage... Canisius now has 12 road victories in 2013... Canisius has scored in the first inning in 13 of its 19 games... Bernick scored 11 runs in the four games... Booth extended his hitting streak to five games (7-for-19)... Fitzsimmons is yet to allow an earned run on the season (13 innings)... Godzak has a 1.69 ERA in his last three appearances (16 innings)... Luppens has a hit in 19 consecutive games dating back to last season.


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Hahaha only Mexicans are crazy enough to drink Tequila over all the rest.
Living in the Philippines I can definitely attest that the Emperador Brandy company fuels this economy. In close second would be Red Horse Extra Strong beer. A filipino friend once told me that "Filipinos are light drinkers. Because we drink as soon as it's light outside."
gosh i hate vod. it's only at parties cause the ladies love it.
Heh...vodka only really wins in the US because its dirt cheap and you can mix it with literally almost anything.
Personally, if I had to choose one liquor for the rest of my days, but I got good quality shit and unlimited mixers, it'd be -
Also really really love Kraken + lemonade, but if I HAD to choose, it'd be a gin and (fresh lime juice lime) tonic. Or gin and cranberry. We had cranberry juice the other day, and I took a sip before I mixed it...I thought the juice was off, but I guess I just don't recognize the taste without gin in it LOL! I alcohol poisoned myself with whiskey as a kid, so the smell of it just makes me turn up my nose - although that syrupy Evan Williams Honey stuff is tasty on the rocks. Vodka...eh, when theres nothing else available. And tequila...never again. Got 2 4 inch long scars on my arm from when I did a flip and tore my arm on a staple a few years back. I'll have a tequila sunrise now and again, but NEVER will I set out my day goal to be "drink tequila" again.
If you were to go look at my bar right now, the whiskies are the most empty. But thats because I'm drinking with a girl who likes whiskey + ginger ale lately. Theres a full 2 liter of vodka, and the rest are all about even. Except the tequila, theres only a shot or two from that.
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Greeblies turned out sweet, man. Excellent looking blaster, how are you putting the weathering on that?
I'm so Jealous!! your ESB Fett looks hella tight Mr. not sure who that other character is though?
A total work of art, you've shown us all how it can and should be done, with virtues such as, eye for detail, patience, manual skill, etc etc, i hope you enjoy this piece you have created and i'm sure you are very proud of it because you should be.
Thank you so much. I have a ton of respect for you guys and for all the builders here, so to get compliments really means a lot to me. I consider this build to be a group effort, because I absolutely could not do it without the help of the members here. :thumbsup
Matt, your suit is one of the better builds that I have seen. You should be proud of all the hard work you did, and like I mentioned earlier, if you want to change the rf topper, let me know, I can hook you up.
Wow, haven't been able to catch this thread in awhile. Glad I got to see this finished project. Great job Matt. It looks fantastic!
Great thread, loved reading it from start to this point. It answers alot of questions and points me in directions on where I will end up. Thanks Sir.
Thanks fellas. I actually still need shin tools, knee darts and a sidearm to call this thing complete. And then there are the upgrades...
It looks awesome. You must be really chuffed.... So what now?
What now? Shin tools my friend, shin tools.
My wife was nice enough to get me this for my birthday.
I cut it down and scratchbuilt the Mitchell rods.
More pics to come!
NICE! How on earth did you scratch build the Mitchell rods? Want to sell me a set of those bad boys?
The knurled parts were from a tool I found in an old toolbox. It was some kind of awl or pick. I cut it in half with a hacksaw and had just enough for the two rods. The rods themselves are plastic tubes that I filled, drilled holes in, and then painted. Here are the two finished tools. I also have the pipe/tube one done too, although it's boring looking so I didn't take a pic.
Just got my MachineCraft Replicas knee darts installed. Could not be happier with Dakota's products and service. :thumbsup
Those darts are beautiful.
You are killin' it on the paint job and weathering (well...killed it, past tense really lol)
That is a seriously impressive scratch built tool! I hope I get so lucky looking through some "old tools" trying to find something I can use.
Thanks guys. I also added a bit of xlr cable in the gauntlet hose for that extra bit of detail.
And something else I wanted to show you guys. If you want to hang your jetpack on a mannequin without the hassle of a harness, this is how I did it. Just a strap through the back armor with some hardware to keep it attached. This way the whole thing just lifts right off the body.
that is close to how I did my straps on the mannequin, but I used the collar studs to hold the strap. I didn't think to do it like you did.great job on everything!
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The holster is all notched out for the SR sidearm. I cut about 1.25" out. Looked about right.
So today I used my dremel and a bunch of files to cut out the safety slot in the trigger guard. The trigger actually fell apart as I was cleaning around it, so I just hacked it off altogether. I'll rebuild it with JB Weld or something and just glue it back on. It actually worked out well because the slot was easier to make without the trigger in the way.
What did you have to notch out of the holster to get the sidearm to fit? Is that slot in the sidearm trigger supposed to be there?
I may try to work on mine this weekend. I am looking forward to see how you paint yours, I will probably use your ideas and hopefully I can do a good paint job even though I have zero skill.
I've spent the last couple weeks filling, sanding, etc. I had to rebuild a couple parts of the gun but it's good enough now to throw some paint on it. Should be smooth sailing from here on out.
Tape coming off...
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ARLINGTON -- Rangers starter Roy Oswalt warned pitching coach Mike Maddux as early as the second inning. After not pitching for 12 days, he was fighting with his mechanics. Oswalt lost that fight and so did the Rangers as they went down to a 15-8 loss to the Angels in the opener of a four-game series at the Ballpark in Arlington on Monday night. "I fought my mechanics the whole game," Oswalt said. "I told Mike after the second inning that I couldn't get a consistent arm angle. I was trying to get my mechanics in rhythm and I never found it."
Oswalt was still competitive through five innings in a 3-3 game. Then the Angels broke it open with nine runs in the sixth inning off Oswalt and reliever Robbie Ross. Kendrys Morales hit two home runs and drove in six runs in the sixth, becoming the third player in history to connect from each side of the plate in the same inning. Oswalt, who was skipped in his last start because of tightness in his lower back and was on the mound for the first time since July 17, ended up allowing eight runs on 11 hits, including three home runs, in 5 1/3 innings. He is now 3-2 with a 6.49 ERA in six starts overall with the Rangers. "I felt pretty good, but it was the first time out there in 11 or 12 days and I just didn't fall into sync," Oswalt said. "I never got any downward plane. I kept getting everything up, up, up. It was just a lack of not throwing." Oswalt's rough night came less than 24 hours before the non-waiver Trade Deadline as the Rangers were conducting multiple conversations with other clubs about acquiring pitching. The Rangers were investigating the possibility of adding a starter or a reliever. Rumors swirled around the Rangers all day regarding Red Sox right-hander Josh Beckett and Phillies left-hander Cliff Lee, but their hefty contracts seemed to keep anything from gaining traction on Monday night. The Rangers, who still have Tuesday to make a move after reassessing Oswalt's latest start, now lead the Angels and the Athletics by four games in the American League West. "We can't get too disappointed," shortstop Elvis Andrus said. "We've still got three games to go against them. We've still got a chance to win the series. We'll turn the page and be ready tomorrow." "Any series, you want to take that first game," Angels outfielder Torii Hunter said. "You enjoy tonight, you wake up tomorrow, and you have to have amnesia -- forget about today. But we'd like to ride on this, remember what we did today and build off it." The nine-run inning tied the biggest by an American League team this season. The White Sox did it in the fifth inning in a 19-2 win over the Rangers on July 3. Oswalt was on the mound and took the brunt of that one, too. "Up until the fifth inning, it was a very competitive game," Rangers manager Ron Washington said. "Oswalt threw some good pitches, some good fastballs and some breaking balls. It was a very competitive game, we just couldn't stop the bleeding until then." The Rangers did get a hit with a runner in scoring position. The Angels were leading 1-0 on Maicer Izturis' home run when the Rangers opened the bottom of the second inning with a walk to Nelson Cruz and a double by Josh Hamilton. Michael Young's sacrifice fly scored one run and David Murphy's double brought home another run. Murphy's double ended the Rangers' streak of going hitless in 29 at-bats with runners in scoring position. It was the longest such streak for the Rangers since an 0-for-35 in 1988. The Rangers also hit three home runs -- by Hamilton, Cruz and Mike Napoli -- and scored more than five runs for only the fourth time in 22 games this month. "It was nice to see the offense going, we just couldn't stop them," Washington said. Ervin Santana picked up the victory for the Angels after going 0-3 with a 9.41 ERA in his previous five starts. That included giving up six runs in 1 2/3 innings in a 9-2 loss to the Rangers in his previous start. "The way we set a tone is hopefully with our starting pitching," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "We need to get back into that. We've been searching for those five guys to go out there and give us a chance to win every night. So, in some sense, the tone was Ervin getting through five and keeping us in the game. But there's a lot of baseball left, and really, we need to go out there tomorrow and just start some momentum again."
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Quote, originally posted by assideways » just waiting for someone to mention how this thread turned from haunted cars to haunted houses.. but anyhoo. when going to school, i lived in a dorm, which was a building built back in the 20's. i guess way back it used to be a hotel, then an apartment building, maybe the other way around. lots of crazy stories about the building. i havent experienced anything at all, but always wondered. it was my junior year, i was living with 6 other guys in one huge apartment style dorm. it was about 4am, the only people were up was a friend of mine and myself. staying up that late and working though the night was the norm. so we were sketching, getting ready for some presentation, a movie was playing on his monitor. every now and then, i'd see him look up and over towards the kitchen, then look back at me and ask if i saw anything. i didnt see anything. btw, since we had so many people living there, plus people came to visit non stop, out front door was always open day and night. that night the door was closed. so throughout the night, i'd see him look up and over towards the kitchen area, which right past the front door. i'd just keep sketching. i'll admit that i'd hear various noises from the kitchen, or bathroom. nothing significant, just enough to get one's attention. so i'm sitting there sketching, when from the corner of my eye, i see a figure walk by towards the front door. just a dark shape, nothing distinct. i look over right there and then, so does my roommate. thing is, his desk was facing away from me. he looks over at me and goes "now did you see it!?!?!?" i was like "yeah......wtf was that.."
the door was closed and locked. everyone was sleeping. he described what he saw, and it was the same thing as what i saw. i guess he kept noticing that the whole night. that was the only time i encountered something like that, hopefully the last. we set up his web cam with the motion detection feature ON, in a pathetic attempt to catch the ghost on camera lol... needless to say, nothing ever triggered it. well, thats my .02$
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Carl Jenkinson believes Newcastle have a gem on their hands in reserve goalkeeper Rob Elliot - a former team-mate of his at Charlton.
The Arsenal right back and Elliot were both part of Chris Powell's side at The Valley last season, before making summer moves to the Emirates and St James' Park respectively.
Despite seeing his friend's chances limited at Newcastle so far, Jenkinson insists the 21-year-old has the class to make it in the Premier League.
"It is strange when you look back at how quickly it has happened for both of us. I am delighted with how things have panned out and it is fantastic for him as well," he told Arsenal Player.
"It will be nice to see Rob and have a catch up because I haven't seen him since we both moved on from Charlton.
"He is a fantastic keeper and he was outstanding last year, so it was no surprise to see someone come in and pick him up. It was on the cards, so I was really pleased that it was a big club like Newcastle."
Alan Pardew's side have been this season's surprise package and Jenkinson expects a tough test against them at Emirates Stadium.
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