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By Adam Lucas
KANSAS CITY--It's over.
Those are the two worst words to write about any Carolina basketball season. They're worse than "home loss," "ACL injury," or "Randolph Childress." This year, they're worse even than "at Indiana," "senior night" or "selection committee."
For the second straight year, it's over at the hands of Kansas, the first time ever a team has ended Carolina's season two straight years in the NCAA Tournament. Last year was painful because it felt like the Tar Heels didn't get a chance to compete at full strength. This year was painful because it just seemed like it was time for one of those games.
You know the kind: 1990 over Oklahoma. 2000 over Stanford. 2013 over Kansas in Kansas City.
After all, Carolina had been here before. Literally, right here. The Tar Heels won the 1957 national championship by beating Kansas in triple overtime just a few blocks from the Sprint Center.
Jim Exum was one of the very few Carolina fans who made the 24-hour drive from Chapel Hill to Kansas City to watch those back-to-back triple overtime games. His friends thought he was a little wacko, as Roy Williams might say, for driving halfway across America when the game would be on television at The Goody Shop on Franklin Street, where lots of other students would gather to watch the game.
He has lived an incredibly full life and has been a North Carolina Supreme Court justice. And yet his eyes light up when he tells the story, 56 years later, of driving to Kansas City to watch a basketball game.
Exum didn't have a phone in his dorm room, attended home basketball games in a 5,000-seat gymnasium and never dreamed of texting or FaceTime.
But I really think he would have a lot to talk about with Jackson Reeves, Luke Bartelt, Ben Clark and Ben Brown, four current Carolina students who left Chapel Hill at 11 p.m. Saturday night to drive to Kansas City to watch the Tar Heels. Their friends thought they were a little wacko, as Roy Williams might say, for driving halfway across the country to watch basketball when the game would be televised across the world and on smart phones, tablets and laptops.
But they had a friend who knew Frank Tanner, and Frank Tanner's family couldn't come to the game, so the quartet could use the Tanner family's tickets. The combination of free tickets and a road trip was, as you might remember if you think back far enough, irresistible for a college student.
The bad weather started in St. Louis. They were 240 miles from the arena and started doing SAT-type calculations as the snow and sleet pelted the windshield of their two-wheel drive Honda Fit. There were only six hours until tipoff. Their current pace was 20 miles per hour. They used the internet to check traffic cams on the road ahead, and none of them looked good.
After they'd crawled through the snow for 90 minutes, someone finally voiced what they were all thinking but afraid to speak out loud:
"Guys, what if we don't make it for the game?"
A more rational question might have been, "What are we doing in the middle of a Midwest blizzard?" But this was no time to be rational. They kept driving, and suddenly, with virtually no warning, the sky cleared just a little and the state of Missouri road-scrapers did admirable work.
Their speed increased. The calculations continued. This time, once they were sure, another voice spoke up: "Guys, we're going to make it for warmups."
I saw them roughly an hour before tipoff inside the Sprint Center. Ben Brown watched the Tar Heels going through their pregame shooting drills, grinned a wide smile, and said, "We've come to the conclusion that since we made it, we're going to win the game."
Here's the thing: this seemed perfectly reasonable to me. Yes, Carolina should win the game, because these four Carolina students drove 16 hours to see it and they would tell this story beginning Sunday night and ending never, and each time the snow would get deeper and the road would grow longer and Kansas would grow more fearsome, to the point that Wilt Chamberlain his own self would have cowered in the face of Jeff Withey.
What was it their friends had told them?
Well, "You're crazy," first of all.
But then: "We're jealous."
Less than three months ago, this Carolina team wasn't much fun to watch. They were not worth driving 16 hours to see. There were some who wouldn't drive 16 minutes to see them. They were drubbed by Butler and routed by Indiana and smoked by Texas and drilled by NC State and flattened by Miami.
All of that happened this season and yet it feels like years ago. It somehow feels like we didn't get our recommended yearly allowance of Carolina basketball this season. Think of your favorite moments from the season--a large majority of them probably happened in the last dozen games. We're supposed to have five months to choose from when we're trying to to remember the fun times during the season. Instead, there's only a month.
Sure, Roy Williams changed the rotation, but something else changed, too. Because suddenly P.J. Hairston was taking charges and Marcus Paige was making late-game floaters over seven-footers and this year's motley team looked like, well, they looked like a Carolina basketball team. About the time Leslie McDonald ripped away a rebound from Withey in the first half on Sunday night, simply refusing to let the Jayhawks' seven-footer have the ball, it began to seem realistic.
It felt like this team deserved more than being sent to Kansas City to be some second-round road fodder for a highly ranked club, the forgettable type of opponent that Carolina has disposed of many times before in Charlotte and Greensboro. You can't convert every lost soul, but it felt important for everyone else who had dogged the Tar Heels through December and January to at least admit that, yes, this was a real North Carolina basketball team. And after that first half, they would have to do exactly that.
But then the second half began...and wouldn't stop. It wouldn't stop with two Roy Williams timeouts and it wouldn't stop with P.J. Hairston three-pointers and it just...wouldn't...stop. Kansas eventually scored on an incredible 23 of its 26 second-half possessions on which it didn't turn the ball over.
"It was definitely a nightmare in the second half," Williams said.
"We just couldn't get a stop," Marcus Paige said in a stone silent Tar Heel locker room.
I don't know why Carolina basketball does this to us. I don't know why changing seats is a foolproof way to stop an opposing run and lucky shirts must be worn and 16 hours through the snow seems like a reasonable one-way drive to watch two hours of basketball. I have given up trying to figure it out. But I think that if it ever stops, it will be a very sad day indeed.
"This is the craziest thing we've ever done in our lives," Jackson Reeves said as he stood inside the Sprint Center on Sunday afternoon.
But I think maybe it's not crazy at all, and those who are nodding right now or who have their own absurdly fanatical Tar Heel hoops story to tell will understand this:
By the time official Pat Adams threw the ball in the air at 5:25 Eastern time to start the game, I had completely convinced myself that not only did the Tar Heels have a chance, but that they were indeed going to win the game. It was the exact same feeling I had when Stilman White was introduced as the starting point guard last year in St. Louis.
It was ludicrous. It was absolutely irrational. It represented a total break with reality and could not be supported by any statistical or objective analysis of the game. It was the textbook example of hope triumphing over reason, and I'm not proud of it.
Except that maybe I am. And I really wish we didn't have to wait eight months to do it all again.
On the way to the airport on Sunday night, my phone pinged with an email. It was from UNC junior Luke Bartelt, who had absorbed a 12-point beating in the midst of 19,000 Kansas fans and was facing a 16-hour drive back to Chapel Hill with three of his buddies.
"This trip," he wrote, "was totally worth it."
Adam Lucas is the publisher of Tar Heel Monthly and the author or co-author of seven books on the Tar Heels.

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Flag raising today at Breckenridge Elementary
November 11, 2012
Breckenridge Elementary PTSA would like to invite all veterans, parents and community members to join us for a flag-raising ceremony today.
The entire school will meet at the flagpole in front of Breckenridge Elementary at 312 S. Harris St. at 8:45 a.m. The local Scouts will be raising the flag and we will then honor our veterans with poetry written by the students. Following the ceremony, we welcome the veterans into the classrooms to speak with the children. We look forward to you joining us!


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Little Critter is on a mission! After watching a film about climate changes at school, Little Critter decides to do his part to slow down global warming. With the help of his family and friends, Little Critter begins to reduce, reuse, and recycle. Together they learn about the importance of not wasting water or energy. Join Little Critter as he plants a tree, makes a climate control machine, and helps the polar bears. (Age 4-8)
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Wednesdays 4-5:15 p.m. Special Guest: Mark MecklerMark Meckler, a small business owner who accidentally became a national leader of an intentionally leaderless movement, co-founded the Tea Party Patriots, a grassroots organization formed in March of 2009 to demand fiscal responsibility, a constitutionally limited government and support for free-market principles. With its goal to change the political landscape in America, Meckler will talk about how and why this substantial conservative movement started, where it is today and the work he is now doing disrupt the system in new ways.
********The evidence is everywhere. Americans are unhappy with our political system. Voters have lost faith in the government and political parties. Only 10 percent of voters believe Congress is doing a good job. Ten years ago, people were frustrated, but largely apathetic. Today, with economic discontent, foreign conflicts unresolved and pressing public policy issues unattended, increasingly citizens are engaging in organizations and movements designed to break the existing framework. We will examine why such deep dissatisfaction exists within the system. What are the root causes? And then explore the interesting ways in which people are organizing to reform the system.


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Teens & Dating
I was talking to a teenage patient the other day about her new boyfriend. She is 16 and a really beautiful, well adjusted and accomplished teen who is also what I like to call an easy teenager. She does well in school, is involved in both school and church activities and pretty much tows the line in terms of doing what her parents ask and/or expect of her. She has lovely manners, goes to bed on time and even eats vegetables! She also happens to be an only child.
I have taken care of this delightful young woman since her birth, and she has equally wonderful attentive parents. But, when I asked about her boyfriend and what her parents thought she replied well, they don't really like him. I asked her specifics about the boyfriend and he too sounded like a great kid. They went to the same school but had actually met at church. I asked her if they went out and if so where, but she said they were only allowed to see each other at school and church. Her parents wouldn't let her do anything else.
I asked if she had him over for dinner or to watch a movie? She also replied that her parents wouldn't let her. This seemed to be a bit restrictive and I thought her parents would like to have him around to get to know him. I always wanted to have the friends that were girls (the jargon we used for our sons new girlfriends) over as I loved having the house where the kids would hang out. It also allowed me to meet their friends and eavesdrop a bit as well. I kept cookie dough ready to bake at any time as another way of luring them to our house. Worked most of the time, but my sons would tell you I hung around too much!
At any rate, I asked my patient if it would be okay to bring up her boyfriend when her parents came back in the room after her exam. She said sure, and actually her Dad was with her that day. Her Dad and I chatted about the boyfriend and then I asked if she might be able to have him over. Her father actually got a puzzled look on his face, as if he hadn't really thought about it before. I pointed out what a wonderful teenager he was raising, who was making such good choices and wanted to abide by their rules, but she also wanted to spend some time with this young man. Her father listened and seemed open to the idea. It wasn't that he didn't like the boy, he didn't even know him.
He smiled at me and as he was leaving he said, I guess I didn't realize she was ready for this, I guess I need to get ready too! Hard to see your one and only baby growing up, but he should be proud of how well she is doing it.


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Which 'Holiday Season Personality Type' are you?
01 December 2012 , 10:49 AM by Rob Minshull
Christmas is only weeks away and some people are already feeling stressed. Of course, some people enjoy shopping for presents; others, it drives mad. Some have to have the perfect meal ready-on-time, everyone in their right seat and a schedule of events to run throughout the day. Others like to sit back and let everyone do their own thing?
Dr Adam Fraser is the author of a book called The Third Space. He says there are certain kinds of Holiday Season Personality Types and if you can work out which type you are then it'll help you minimise the unwanted stress that might be around your place during the holiday season.
1) Control Freak - Like Clare Dunphy from Modern Family, Christmas is all about having everything perfect. The turkey must be on the table at 10:45. We will then sing carols at 11:30am followed by pudding at 12:13pm. No one likes a control freak;
2) You WILL be merry - Like Chevy Chase from Christmas Vacation, some people are obsessed with making sure everyone around them has fun and is full of 'Christmas cheer'. But instead, they try so hard they simply drive everyone nuts;
3) Can't turn off - These people see Christmas as an interruption to their work schedule. They are checking their iPhone during the chorus to "Silent Night". They are crabby and they suck the Christmas cheer out of any room;
4) Do Nothing - These people see Christmas as a time to be waited on hand and foot. They don't lift a finger and don't help anyone.
Dr Fraser is speaking to Warren Boland.
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Wayne Law to Host Motion Day with Judge Bernard Friedman
DETROIT (Jan. 21, 2009) – Wayne State University Law School and the Federal Bar Association are pleased to host Motion Day with Judge Bernard Friedman of the U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Michigan, from 2 – 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2009. The event will take place in the Law School's Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium.
"We are honored to welcome Judge Friedman to the Law School," said Wayne Law Dean and Professor of Law Robert M. Ackerman. "This event will allow our students to experience the practice of law before one of Michigan's most highly regarded judges."
Added Professor Anne M. Burr, Director of Wayne Law's Legal Research and Writing Program, "We are very lucky to have a jurist of Judge Friedman's stature at the law school. First-year students, future litigators and those considering clerkships will all be glad they took advantage of this opportunity."
Motion Day provides an opportunity for students to spend a day in federal court, without leaving the law school. Experienced counsel will argue actual pretrial motions before Judge Friedman, who will then rule or take the matters under advisement. Students are able to observe a variety of oral argument styles, as well as the procedures of the federal district court.
Motion Day is sponsored by the Legal Research and Writing faculty and kicks off the first-year Moot Court program. As part of that program, first-year law students at Wayne Law research and write an appellate brief for the federal court of appeals. They then argue the positions taken in their brief before three-judge panels consisting of local attorneys and judges.
Judge Friedman was appointed to the U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Michigan, by President Ronald Reagan on April 20, 1988, becoming Chief Judge in 2004. He served in that capacity until earlier this month, when he passed the gavel to Chief Judge Rosen. Prior to 1988 he served as judge for the State of Michigan, 48th District Court, for six years.
Judge Friedman began his law career as assistant prosecutor in the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office before venturing into private practice as well as serving as Inkster, Mich. city attorney. He also served as a U.S. Army Lieutenant in the Judge Advocate General (JAG) Corps from 1967 to 1968 on active duty and continued for five more years as a U.S. Army Reserve Lieutenant in the JAG Corps from 1968 to 1973.
A native of Detroit, Judge Friedman earned his law degree from the Detroit College of Law in 1968. His is a member of both the Michigan Bar Association and the Oakland County Bar Association.
For more information regarding this event, please contact Marilyn Vaughan at (313) 577-4822. For more information on Wayne Law, please visit the Law School online at www.law.wayne.edu.
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Discussion in 'Football, Baseball, and Hockey' started by Darth Tater, Apr 26, 2008.
Lions are on the board...who will they pick in the first round?
And they trade their #1 & #3 to KC for a #1, #3, and #5. I guess everyone they wanted was gone anyhow.
Gosder Cherilus? WTF? He wasn't supposed to go this high.
Who the Hell is Godsend Cheevious!??? Typical of Lions: ESPN didnt even show it live..They were in a commercial and rewound iit back. This is my last serious post ever on this thread. How can I take serious a team that thinks ITS a joke!??
Hey, please don't shoot the messenger thread!
All I can say is WOW. That was a reach.
I just said that for entertainment purposes only...just like Millen..
Hey, at least they drafted offensive line. And not a receiver.
Well this draft is officially in the toilet. With the 64th pick in the draft the Lions select Silent Bob.
Seems like a lot of guys they have drafted are undersized, except their first rounder. No superstars in this bunch, but you don't necessarily need that. The Lions need guys that don't get injured two games into the season. I'm going to hold off on analyzing this bunch until I see them wearing the Hawaiian blue and performing on the field.
I like what the Lions are doing. They are not taking the obvious guys with big reps but taking the mean and nasty alternative. I think this will prove to be a much more productive approach. The draft is a crap-shoot under the best of conditions. Who is to say this approach isn't right?
You could be right, congoman. The Lions got rid of some "star" players in the off-season. They are trying to create more of a team atmosphere and a tough work ethic, in the mold of Coach Marinelli. It sounds good, but this, of course, the Lions....we'll see what happens.
I actually like the Lions' overall draft. I do think they reached a bit with their first 2 picks though. The draft just didn't fall the Lions' way this year. All of the guys they targeted were gone before they picked in the first 2 rounds. I think they did ok with what they had to work with. I would have liked to see them move down a bit more in the first round though, but with the way that the OTs were flying off the board (3 in the first 14 picks), I guess they wanted to make sure they got their man. (A bit surprised Otah fell as much as he did). In the 3rd round, they moved up to the first pick in the round to ensure that they were able to grab one of the RBs that they had targeted. From what I've read, they decided to pass on Mendenhall because they felt that they could get a really solid back in the 3rd round. With RBs going 22, 23, 24 in the first round and then Rice and Forte going in the 2nd, the only back left that they liked was Kevin Smith. They moved up to #1 in the 3rd to ensure that they got him. Apparently, Smith really wanted to be a Lion (). No seriously. Read this.
See, I told you he wanted to play for the Lions! Front page of espn.com: ESPN - Lions pick RB Smith with first pick of third round - NFL Of course, Barry set the record in 2 fewer games and with 50-100 less carries than Smith had, but still, quite an impressive accomplishment for the new Lion.
THE LIONS GET A STANDING O FOR THEIR 7TH ROUND PICK Granted, other teams are usually pretty happy with Matt Millen's draft picks, but this time, it's for a good reason. Lions save the day for final pick of Army safety Campbell - Detroit Lions: News, Blogs, Photos, Audio, Schedule & Stats - MLive.com A bit more here as well.
I am going to analyze this bunch based on Millen's prior performance. They are undersized projects who will not make an impact for this coming season, except maybe one will be a starter this season. I think we're looking at a 4-12 season...
Poor C.Campbell if doesn't make the team or Practice squad he's off to the burning sands. From IEDs
Detroit Lions Picks: OL Gosder Cherilus, LB Jordon Dizon, RB Kevin Smith, DL Andre Fluellen, DL Cliff Avril, WR Kenneth Moore, FB Jerome Felton, DL Landon Cohen, DB Caleb Campbell Positives: Dizon, Smith Negatives: Missing on first-round targets and reaching for Cherilus. Bottom line: D. Detroit addressed most needs but missed out on its three targeted players in the first round – Derrick Harvey, Jonathan Stewart and Jerod Mayo – then traded back to No. 17 and still reached for Cherilus. Dizon is smallish but consistent. Moving up for Smith in the third round was intriguing. He could be a good value there, but it's a concern that he rarely had a dominating yards-per-carry average against quality competition. Other than Cherilus, it's hard to see a lot of room to grow in this class. - We get the lowest NFC grade. D
ill settle on a bad grade. seems to me the 'experts' usually grade the lions high on getting great value for the picks... we know how that worked out. i cant speak on the value of our picks, but i atleast like the idea. meat and potatos. im sure we probably could have done better (seems pretty unanmous that we would have been better off with albert or otah than cherilus- i have no idea), but building through the draft this way is the first steps on the long road back to mediocrity. maybe not next year, but i do believe we have a 500 season in our future.
Good stuff, B-Diddy. I can tell you've got a good feel for the Lions organization.
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First of eight Stadium illustrations unveiled
The 'Arsenalisation' of Emirates Stadium is well underway.
Since the start of the season the Club's home has undergone a number of changes to turn the stadium into a visible stronghold of all things Arsenal through a variety of artistic and creative means.
Perhaps the most striking change is the image on the outside wall of Emirates Stadium. It features four Arsenal legends and is the first of eight planned illustrations which will eventually show 32 Arsenal greats 'embracing' the stadium and its fans.
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Christening transcripts for the Yorkshire parishes of Oughtibridge, Norton Lees, Ecclesfield, Ecclesal, Netherthorpe, Attercliffe, Sheffield and St Pauls 1599 to 1996 have been added to FindMyPast's parish collection. These records amount to an addition of 86,806 records.
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Business students in the Management program at Roger Williams University learn how to budget, organize, plan, hire, direct, control and otherwise manage complex organizations. Management students are challenged to think about issues such as diversity, ethics, politics and the many other dynamics that play a role in every work environment. The Management program at RWU is characterized by a broad variety of classes ranging from managing human resources to planning and control. Academic coursework is complemented by an internship requirement, which provides a hands-on component that amplifies the concepts taught in the classroom, and Management students have great flexibility in choosing electives to fit their interests.
As with all majors at RWU, the Management program offers numerous opportunities for student/faculty research and presentations. Recently, two projects, "The Impact of 'Green Collar Workers' on Organizations" and "Leadership for the Next Generation" were presented at the Northeast Decision Sciences Annual Meeting.
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By Chris Harris
Arsène Wenger's side matched last year's team with their midweek win at Wolves but the manager says the "dynamic" in his current squad is completely different.
The 3-0 victory at Molineux on Wednesday took Arsenal to 64 points from 33 games - mirroring the class of 2011. But while last year's vintage challenged for the title only to fall away, Wenger's latest crop have climbed the table after a run of nine wins in 10 Premier League games.
Five points from the final five fixtures will see Arsenal eclipse their total from last term and Wenger knows the momentum is with his team.
"We are in a different situation because we are on the way up, and last year we were on the way down," he explained. "The dynamic is completely different.
"We are on a very strong run, but last year we were on a strong run downwards. Where we finish we will see at the end of the season but at the moment our focus is to maintain our momentum and finish in a stronger position than last year. It is possible if we maintain our results, [like we are] at the moment.
"Champions League football is still our main target of the season. For a while it was very difficult, for some people [they thought] it was impossible, but now it is feasible. Considering where we came from, we want to take our chance now."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Registre des BarragesThe WRD is the best available data basis on dams in the world and we are constantly striving to better it.
Bulletin 148Selecting seismic parameters for large dams - Guidelines (revision of Bulletin 72)
Bulletin 156Integrated flood risk management
Bulletin 157Small dams: Design, Surveillance and Rehabilitation
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26th Congress & 86th ICOLD Annual Meeting
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10th Edition of the Spanish Technical Meetings on Dams, 18-20 February 2015
1st International Seminar on Dam Protection against overtopping and Accidental Leakage, 24-26 November 2014, Madrid, (Spain)
2014 ANCOLD Conference, 21-22 October 2014, Canberra (Australia)
20th Anniversary of SLOCOLD, International Symposium, 16th October 2013, Ljubljana (Slovenia)
22nd ICID Congress and 65th IEC Meeting, 14-20 September 2014, Gwangju (Korea)
24th ICOLD Congress, June,6-8th 2012, Kyoto (Japan)
25th ICID European Regional Conference, 16-20 May, 2011, Groningen (Netherlands)
2nd International Symposium on Rockfill Dams, October 25-28 2011, Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
4th International Conference - 14 to 19 October 2017 in Tehran, Iran
6th International Symposium on Roller Compacted Concrete (RCC) Dams, October 23-25, 2012, Zaragoza (Spain)
79th Annual Meeting, 29 May-3 June 2011, Lucerne (Switzerland)
81th ICOLD Annual Meeting, 12-16 August 2013, Seattle (USA)
82nd Annual Meeting, June 1st-6th 2014, Bali, (Indonesia)
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9th ICOLD European Club Symposium, April 10-12 2013, Venice (Italy)
Africa 2013 Report, May 21st
Africa 2013: Water Storage and Hydropower Development for Africa, April 8
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Annual CDA Conference & Exhibition, October 5-10, 2013, Montréal (Quebec, Canada)
Asia Pacific Group (APG) : International Symposium in Sapporo, Japan, from September 26 to 29, 2016.
4th Asia-Pacific Group Symposium & 9th East Asian Area Dam Conference
Date: September 25th~30th, 2016
Place: The Royton Sapporo, Japan
Main Theme: Innovative Technologies for Dams and Reservoirs Toward the Future Generations
EADC and APG Joint Symposium served as a catalyst to strengthen international cooperation on the advancement of dam engineering and business society in Asia-Pacific Area.
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This one week event will take place in Prague, Czech Republic, 3 - 7 July 2017
La 85ème Réunion Annuelle de la CIGB arrive à grand pas.
Cette évènement d'une semaine se déroulera à Prague, en République Tchèque, du 3 au 7 Juillet 2017.
During this week, you will meet high level experts of the Dams Professions, around meetings, technical workshops, the Symposium, as well as interesting pre & study tours.
Durant cette semaine, vous pourrez rencontrer des experts de hauts niveaux dans le domaine des barrages, autour de réunions diverses, d'ateliers techniques, du symposium, mais également lors des tournées d'études post & pré réunion.
The main theme of the Symposium will be: / Le sujet du Symposium sera :
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8. Assessment of aging dams considering remaining service life and decommissioning
9. Hydro-electro-mechanical equipment of dams
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Open Speed Limits: "Rocks in their head!"
Apr 03, 2013 , 1:39 PM by Vicki Kerrigan
Do you miss speeding down the Track at 150 or 160 kms an hour? Should we have open speed limits again in the Northern Territory?
Chief Minister Adam Giles says the CLP is moving forward with its pre election promise to reopen speed limits on the main highways; Victoria, Barkly, Arnhem and Stuart.
Three reports have been conducted according to the Chief Minister. President of the AANT, Bob Bradley says the NT government would have rocks in their head if they were to reintroduce open speed limits. He says the current crash statistics in the NT equate to 1970s Australia.
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Our road toll only went up after the introduction of speed limits on the previously derestricted sections of our highways.
Posted by: Dave | Apr 03, 2013 at 02:31 PM
Will not be a problem, speed derestriction (//) simply forces you to always drive at a 'safe-speed' for the prevailing conditions of the road, car and driver. A speed limit-restriction simply something for drivers to drive at, often come what may! Drive to suit conditions - only derestriction can truly achieve that goal. NT should get on board with NSW, and seek manufacturers to include a warning triangle and minimum one high-vis safety vest in new market cars et al; to improve roadside safety.
Posted by: Keepleft | Apr 04, 2013 at 12:48 AM
The road toll in the NT is a symptom of the overall social problems that are gripping the NT and the many communities within. Alcohol and blatant disregard to the basic road regulations is the biggest killer in the NT, not speed. This is why when the speed limits were introduced 6 years ago there was no drop in the road toll. NT and AANT, cure your alcohol problem, educate your population and your road toll will improve dramatically.
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this issue is more sad/despairing than most of the zines i've done. i wrote about:
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Bodom said: If you arent doing vipassana any other meditation you are doing would be considered samatha.
yuuki wrote:I'm still in the middle of getting educated about vipassana meditation (and whether I want to do it at all), and I'd like to put that whole issue aside and ask: if you aren't doing vipassana meditation, then what meditation instructions (if any) are you following or inspired by?
Right now my meditation is a mixture of just resting and trying to calm the mind.
When I'm resting I just relax and don't try to "accomplish" anything.
When I'm calming the mind I generally do things to alleviate stress in the body or in my feelings, and try to inject positive qualities into the breath.
Great thanks to everyone!
acinteyyo wrote:are you mindful and/or do you concentrate on a certain meditationobject like the breath or something else?
I generally look for the effects of what I am doing, but I usually avoid thoughts that might lead me off track.acinteyyo wrote:Do you notice what happens and/or do you know or try to know any thought that comes by?
I don't examine the nature of phenomena much, other than trying to find specific causes that might help me calm the mindacinteyyo wrote:Do you try not to be distracted by content of senses and thoughts but concentrate to examine the nature of phenomena?
Sometimes I get calm, but not anything I would classify as an altered state of consciousnessacinteyyo wrote:Is the mind getting calm instead of agitated?
I don't usually try to let go until I see some kind of stress, I guess? The biggest thing I struggle to let go of is my posture. I'm always trying to flex the right muscles so that I can get into the right posture. It's very distracting!acinteyyo wrote:Do you let go of things or try to let go?
No. The result of my practice is usually a sense of well-being.acinteyyo wrote:Do you learn something about the nature of phenomena, its impermanents and/or its unpleasantness and/or its emptiness of a self?
cooran wrote:You may like to make Metta meditation your main practice – it is an effective vehicle leading to Liberation.
yuuki wrote:acinteyyo wrote:are you mindful and/or do you concentrate on a certain meditationobject like the breath or something else?
I'm a little reluctant to touch on mindfulness, given that some teachers say samma sati is remembering what you need to remember to get your chosen task done. And then we have the teachers that say samma sati is insight meditation, with noting etc.
yuuki said: Are jhana and metta separate experiences, or is metta enough to produce jhana experiences?
yuuki wrote:if you aren't doing vipassana meditation, then what meditation instructions (if any) are you following or inspired by?
cooran wrote:You might be interested in acquiring these mp3's of a Retreat on Metta and Jhanas from the Bhavana Society:
Jhana Meditation Bhante Gunaratana
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Here is a useful site for tracing Scottish ancestors who were involved in the theatrical life. The website states….
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The ethos at San Antonio–based Overland Partners favors interactive teamwork, and the firm's new headquarters—in a 1918 plumbing warehouse—presented an opportunity to test its design process. "We're very collaborative in nature," says partner James Shelton, AIA, who sought design input, in the form of a written essay, from every member of the 60-person firm.
The building is located in the city's River North arts district and reflects the area's industrial history. Shelton and project manager Patrick Winn filled the three loading-dock openings on the street façade with steel gates that are perforated in patterns that recall the warehouse's old graffiti-covered doors. Behind the façade, they removed 1,800 square feet of roof to create a curtainwall-lined entry courtyard. "Wherever we made an addition to the building, we used steel and glass," Shelton says.
Inside, a steel stair, mezzanine, and "conference pods" contrast with the brick and wood of the existing shell. "The most critical thing was to get into one big room," Shelton says. Thus, workstations were contracted and common spaces, which were placed under glazed rooftop monitors, were expanded. "The whole layout is areas where we can have collaborative meetings," Shelton says, noting that the level of interaction has "exploded" since they moved in.


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October 16, 2013 10:48 AM
Robert M. Louis, 62, of Indiana, passed away Monday, Oct. 14, 2013, with his loving family at his side.
Friends will be received on from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Robinson-Lytle Inc., Indiana, where Knights of Columbus Council #1481 will conduct a prayer service at 7:15 p.m. A funeral mass will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at St. Bernard of Clairvaux Catholic Church. Interment will be held in St. Bernard Cemetery.
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1. It's cheap. If it ever breaks, they'll fix it free—or you could just throw it away.
2. It's more accurate than you are.
1. It's made primarily of Zymak (Zinc), and will disintegrate eventually—maybe pretty soon.
2. It doesn't fit anybody's hands particularly well. And it's heavy.
3. It has an atrocious trigger action—heavy, hard, and gritty.
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"THIS IS my husband's favorite chicken dish. He loves it done very crispy and well browned. The steps of soaking the chicken pieces in salted lemony water and re-crisping are the secrets to this recipe."
- 2 broiler/fryer chickens (2 to 3 pounds each), cut up or 16 pieces of chicken
- 3-1/2 teaspoons salt, divided
- 2 to 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- Oil for deep-fat frying
- 2 tablespoons hot water
- Place chicken pieces in a large bowl; add 3 teaspoons salt, lemon juice and enough water to cover chicken. Cover and refrigerate overnight.
- Drain thoroughly. In a resealable plastic bag, combine the flour, paprika, pepper and remaining salt. Add chicken pieces; seal bag and toss to coat.
- In a large skillet, heat 1/2 in. of oil to 375°. Add chicken; brown on all sides, about 20 minutes. Reduce heat. Carefully add water; cover and cook for 20 minutes or until juices run clear. Uncover; cook 10 minutes longer or until chicken is crisp. Yield: 6-8 servings.
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Merrimack Valley High School student charged after confrontation with officer
According to police, Dylan Chenette, 17, of Boscawen, was being taken to the principal's office for being disruptive in class when he assaulted the school resource officer and spit on a school administrator. The officer gained control of Chenette after a brief struggle and took him into custody, when Chenette threatened to "murder" the officer, police said.
A second officer arrived at the school and Chenette continued to fight with officers and refused the services of a bail commissioner.
In addition to the five counts of simple assault, Chenette is charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest or detention and criminal threatening. All of the charges are misdemeanors.
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Hello seagiant,
The SARCO 20 Sep SGN ad shows the FAL chrome-lined barrels at $149.50 to $169.80 each, in new condition, # FAL162, FAL163, FAL164, FAL166 Call Cholly and ask him if he still has some to sell (908-647-3800).
Can someone tell me where the best deal on a regular FAL Metric chrome lined barrel is now? Does SARCO still have them? Thanks!
Hello seagiant,
The SARCO 20 Sep SGN ad shows the FAL chrome-lined barrels at $149.50 to $169.80 each, in new condition, # FAL162, FAL163, FAL164, FAL166 Call Cholly and ask him if he still has some to sell (908-647-3800).
Thanks Gentlemen,
The reason for my ignorance is that I am a Merchant Marine using the ships Internet and almost all of the gun sites are blocked! Why I get this site I do not know??? Could someone give me the Ph# for APEX Gun Parts? I have built an R1 before on an Imbel reciever and was amazed at the accuracy of the rifle! I guess that was a used barrel also! Thanks again!
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Hello seagiant,
Their website shows ph#: 719-481-2050.
Hope your phone isn't blocked too.
I should have said this in my other post, the Apex barrels are not complete.
They are stripped. No gas block or sling swivel.
Just wanted to inform you before you purchased without seeing the picture on their site.
Thanks Gentlemen,
Yes, the imposed political correctness is stupid as usual but what can you do except let you're feelings known! The phone works but sometimes there is a lack of contact info. I've been working on M-14's lately and just got back to the FALS and alot of things have changed in the market in the last five years!!! Thanks again for the help!
So...How's you're digestion now???
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As an update on this. I called Apex and they did not seem to knowledgeable about what they had exactly so that turned me off. I then called SARCO and ended up spending about $300 on Fal parts one of them being a new FN closed ear chrome-lined bipod cut barrel. I want to shorten it to 18" and add a short flash hider to make it a little more compact. I have a full size Austrian STG-58 on an Imbel reciever already. Thanks again for the help!
Thanks 486,
I'm not going to get going on that. Hopefully next time I will have my own setup on here. Also I hope to be home shortly wrenchin on some FALs!


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March 11th, 2009
Green Tech Media: Polysilicon producers shipped about 12,600 metric tons of their products in the fourth quarter of 2008, a 7 percent growth from the previous quarter, according to the Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International (SEMI).
March 3rd, 2009
Green Tech Media: Zeachem has combined beer brewing experts and engineers from the petroleum industry to come up with what could be a very cheap form of ethanol.
March 2nd, 2009
CNET: One of the great innovators in Formula 1, Gordon Murray, just announced manufacturing licenses for T.25 City Car and the iStream manufacturing process.
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As a guest on MSNBC's Hardball with Chris Matthews, Vanity Fair columnist Christopher Hitchens falsely claimed that abuse at Abu Ghraib prison was unrelated to interrogations of Iraqi prisoners and incorrectly stated that the prison abuse scandal was "exposed" by "the armed forces," rather than the press. In fact, four separate official investigations revealed that abuse did occur during interrogations, though the abuse depicted in pictures that sparked initial outrage did not occur during interrogations. Additionally, the military did not publicly expose the abuse; the Pentagon released the results of its initial internal investigation -- which it had apparently intended to keep secret -- only after CBS' 60 Minutes II and The New Yorker broke the story.
During the May 5 edition of Hardball, Wall Street Journal columnist Marie Cocco asked if reservists will be the "only people who take the rap for what was clearly a U.S. government policy of ... interrogations." Hitchens responded, "They were not interrogations." But according to a report by a Pentagon-appointed independent panel chaired by former Secretary of Defense James D. Schlesinger, while the photographed abuses at Abu Ghraib were "not part of authorized interrogations," other, non-photographed abuses "did occur at interrogation sessions." [p. 5] Similarly, a Pentagon investigation by Maj. Gen. George R. Fay found that 27 members of the 205th Military Intelligence Brigade at the prison "allegedly requested, encouraged, condoned and solicited" military police to abuse detainees "and/or participated in detainee abuse" and that though "most" of the abuses were not connected with scheduled interrogations, some were [p.4]. Third, an internal investigation by Maj. Gen. Antonio M. Taguba found that "Military Intelligence (MI) interrogators and Other US Government Agency's (OGA) [a discrete term for the CIA] interrogators actively requested that MP guards set physical and mental conditions for favorable interrogation of witnesses." Finally, a report by the International Committee of the Red Cross also concluded that interrogators used a variety of "methods of ill-treatment," such as "hooding," handcuffing, and beatings. The Wall Street Journal editorial page and Fox News contributor Bill Cowan previously made false claims about abuses during interrogations in Iraq.
Hitchens also incorrectly stated to host Chris Matthews that "it was the military who exposed" the Abu Ghraib abuses, noting that the Taguba report "was already ready" when the media broke the story. In fact, though Taguba's report was completed on February 26, 2004, it was not released until May 2, 2004 -- after CBS' 60 Minutes II broadcast photos of the abuses on April 28, 2004, and Seymour Hersh published an article in The New Yorker two days later disclosing the existence of the Taguba report, describing it as "not meant for release." A May 3, 2004, article in The Baltimore Sun confirmed this chronology, stating that the "report -- originally classified 'Secret/No Foreign Dissemination,' a clear sign of the sensitivity of its disclosure -- was released yesterday, after excerpts appeared Saturday on the Web site of The New Yorker magazine."
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COCCO: And the question, the quite legitimate question is: Are people like the Lynndie Englands of the world, these reservists from West Virginia, who were not trained for this mission, who were thrown into something they were completely unprepared for, going to be the only people who take the rap for what was clearly a U.S. government policy of, outside the law or outside of conventional operations, interrogations?
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HITCHENS: They were not interrogations. I`m sorry. I have to repeat this, not interrogations.
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The England team has boasted some amazing Arsenal talent in the past, but is this the best group that Arsenal has delivered for the country? A subjective question that I'm not equipped to answer.
Gibbs. Jenkinson. Walcott. Oxlade-Chamberlain. Wilshere. These players have the potential to deliver excitement and quality not just for Arsenal Football Club, but also help England for years to come.
Gibbs and Jenks have shown that maturity and experience are not the only ingredients to delivering on the stages for Club and country. They also bring an amazing set of skills, passion and composure to the game. They both want it. And have they ever shown it. Yes, they're young, maybe lacking in some areas, but there's no arguing the fight they bring to the pitch. Loving seeing these two grow.
And let's not forget about two of the (potentially) most explosive talents for Arsenal and England. Theo and the Ox. Both of them have incredible ceilings, amazing speed and such raw skills. Not even close to their potential, but delivering at such a high level already that we expect greatness every week. It's not that we're disappointed in their play, it's that we see the potential, know they can be better. They know they can as well. All in time. Don't forget how young BOTH f these players are.
And finally, Jack. Just Jack. No need for a last name. I honestly have to ask, does he have a ceiling? I'm giddy just writing this, mind flowing in every direction. Seriously hard for me to put into words how I feel about him, his potential. We've seen flashes of skill that has been galvanized into our minds. The potential is there. The fight is there. The want is there. I just want Jack here. Now. Can't wait.
Yes, I've probably stated the obvious, but my point is that we have some of the greatest talent in the EPL and they're English. Under Wenger. Remember when Wenger was slagged off for not developing English talent? I do. What are they saying now?
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Sabres recall Gragnani from Portland
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CORAL GABLES, Fla. - The University of Miami track and field program kicked off their outdoor season with a strong start at the Hurricane Invitational.
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The Hurricane throwers had a lot of success on Day 1 of the Hurricane Invitational. Isaiah Simmons kicked off his outdoor career with a victory, placing first in the men's hammer throw with a toss of 168' 10".
On the women's side, sophomore Lea Johnson finished third in the hammer throw, covering 164' 8" on her second throw, while sophomore Amber Monroe placed sixth with a throw of 144' 10".
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1. You get what you paid for
A2 cost less than $200, and I think this is by far one of the most value for money tablet. Being cheap means that it WILL suffer in terms of official support, customer service, official communication channel and availability of good ROMs. Getting community help is a plus, but if you have unresolved issues and problems, remember, that $150 you paid can barely even buy you a decent branded mobile phone.
2. Do not expect your seller to solve your technical problems
Sellers are merely people who gives you the goods for your cash. Most of them are not technically trained, and Ainol do not train a batch of staff for customer service like major brands do. I see a lot of people stating that their sellers could not resolve their problems, and I thought that is nothing unusual. However, sellers can do refunds and exchanges, and a lot of them are willing to give you a new device if you send your faulty one back. Yes that would be troublesome, the reason why Ainol do not have retail booth in most countries is simply because they are not financially capable and also to save cost. The cost saved is passed on to you. These inconveniences are in exchange for the cheap price, remember you get what you paid for.
3. Understand China
Ainol is a China company, and things are different over there compared to in the West. People in China speak Mandarin and other related dialects as their first language, so do pardon them if their English is not good enough. Imagine reading through a pile of email in a language that you are not familiar with, that might be the reason why some of them do not reply to English emails. Customer service is not prioritized in China, it's not that they do not exist but probably not as emphasized like in some countries. Rather they focus on cost reduction and mass production. China has a huge internal market, I think a large portion of Ainol's sales go to China's own citizen, therefore perhaps customer support are shifted to support local buyers more than international ones. They are unlike companies like De@lExtreme or eB@y where their target audience are overseas buyers.
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5. Not all issues are resolvable
Face it - there WILL be problems where you cannot resolve or you will not be able to find a direct answer. Looking back at point #1, you get what you paid for. To make up for the extra cost that you would have paid Samsung or Apple, you will have to learn to solve problems independently or simply live with unresolved ones. You are paying in terms of research and technical skills in lieu of money.
6. Do not mod your tablet if you are not confidently skilled
Accept the fact that some modifications requires technical skills that you lack. Then, it is either you do research and try it out and risk bricking your tablet or you live with the problems. Do not post and expect someone to magically pass on technical skills to you to fix your issues. You can, however, post and ask about details and clarification on the particular mod and fix. Be precise, "hey how do I get new roms on my A2?" does not work, while "I have figured how to enter recovery mode, do I need to unzip the files I downloaded to update the tablet?" works better.
7. Be appreciative the right way
If you want to thank ROM makers, I think sending them a PM would be more sincere than a one liner "oh hai great rom you have there!" in the thread. I think donating would be the most practical action you can do to thank them. Feature request is good, but please do not demand for features. "Is there an alternate way to make XXX game work on the A2?" sounds much better than "Can you make it support XXX game?".
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