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A dramatic image of a virus replicating and spreading through cells, destroying them as it goes, has been captured by University of Sydney researchers.
As featured in the prestigious Cell magazine as part of their Cell Picture Show the technique used to create the image also helps calculate the level of infectious virus present in cells.
"The image shows vaccinia virus, the live-virus vaccine used to eradicate smallpox, spreading from a single infected cell through an entire layer of monkey kidney cells," said Dr Timothy Newsome. Dr Newsome and Dean Procter, a PhD student from his laboratory at the University's School of Molecular Bioscience, collaborated with colleagues from the Australian National University to create the image.
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On Monday the 11 of July, British Captain David Wiseman visited Rock For Vets and others around the country on his month long visit to the US to see best practices for Veterans groups.
In 2009, while Captain David Wiseman was serving with the British Forces in Afghanistan, he was shot in the chest by the Taliban and narrowly escaped death. Since his medical discharge from the British Forces in 2013, he has attempted to summit Mt. Everest, written a book and works for Prince Harry to organize the summer 2014 Invictus Games as well as competed in the 2014 Games in London and the May 2016 Games in Florida, where he was invited to captain the U.K. team. Captain Wiseman has dedicated his life to Veteran empowerment, and currently works for Prince Harry and the Royal Foundation on facilitating Veterans' transition from the military into civilian life in programs including the Endeavour Fund, which supports the ambitions of wounded Veterans to use sport in their path to recovery.
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I take a look at the rumored Higg's at 125 GeV and abstract a bit with a Non-Standard decay of a metastable vacuum state. In this model you end up with a Cold Dark Matter state that while appearing as the Neutralino, is actually more a decayed Higg's resultant.
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In an op-ed in today's New York Times, former president Jimmy Carter and former secretary of state James Baker answered their critics – one of them being the Times itself – concerning voter reforms they have proposed.
As reported by NewsBusters on Tuesday, the Times came out strongly against Carter and Baker's proposals largely due to a requirement for voters to have proper identification to cast ballots. The Times' contention was that this would have a discriminatory impact on the poor, the elderly, and minorities.
Carter and Baker don't agree:
"Since we presented our work to the president and Congress, some have overlooked almost all of the report to focus on a single proposal - a requirement that voters have driver's licenses or government-issued photo ID's. Worse, they have unfairly described our recommendation."
"Yes, we are concerned about the approximately 12 percent of citizens who lack a driver's license. So we proposed that states finally assume the responsibility to seek out citizens to both register voters and provide them with free ID's that meet federal standards. States should open new offices, use social service agencies and deploy mobile offices to register voters. By connecting ID's to registration, voting participation will be expanded."
"In arguing against voter ID requirements, some critics have overlooked the larger benefit of government-issued ID's for the poor and minorities. When he spoke to the commission, Andrew Young, the former mayor of Atlanta, supported the free photo ID as away to empower minorities, who are often charged exorbitant fees for cashing checks because they lack proper identification. In a post-9/11 world, photo ID's are required to get on a plane or into a skyscraper.
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You may remember reading in our past two issues about the Pittsburgh TV station employee who allegedly swiped e-mail and documents left on employees' desks as evidence for a discrimination lawsuit. A federal court ordered her to return the documents.
But the court didn't tell her how it wanted her to return the documents she took when she cleaned out her desk at KDKA-TV. So, she sent them back shredded.
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We might be missing the boat on something pretty huge. It turns out computer science is among the highest paid college degrees and programming jobs are growing at two times the national average.
Now, why exactly aren't we teaching more kids how to be the next Steve Jobs or Mark Zuckerberg?
Common myths around coding insinuate that well, it's just too hard. A new short documentary by Lesley Chilcott, the producer of Waiting for "Superman," along with Code.org, a foundation and online hub dedicated to growing computer programming education, shows that this is not even remotely true.
In the film, famous faces from Bill Gates to Mark Zuckerberg and Will.i.am talk about the importance of coding and how you don't need to be a genius to learn. They told Chilcott that when you do get a program to work, "it feels like magic."
Technology is all around us, she said, yet most of us don't know how it works. "If you go to another country, you make an effort to learn a few words of the language, just so you can communicate. What's even more interesting to me is if you don't have a minimal understanding of how something functions, how are you going to know how to change it?"
Coding to her, and the founders of Code.org, is directly linked to change.
Thankfully, school administrators and lawmakers are starting to understand that we need to place more focus on computer science. Mayor Bloomberg, for example, recently announced that 20 public schools have been selected to take part in a software engineering pilot program in New York City.
For teachers and parents across the country, if coding is not offered at your school, it doesn't mean kids can't learn. With Code.org, you can type in your city online and find coding classes near you. There are also online options like Code Academy that will teach you coding skills for free.
"You can debate the pros and cons of the internet and modern technology," Chilcott said, "but the bottom line is it's everywhere, so do you help shape it or are you shaped by it?"
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Re: GraphPlot vs. SpringEmbedding
Depend on what you want to do with a "partial step". If it is
to refine an existing layout, then the answer is no. Since layout
with GraphPlot is very cheap anyway, you could just let GraphPlot
do a complete layout. If you want to see how the algorithm work
step by step, then you can use MaxIterations or Tolerance to
control how many iterations you want GraphPlot to perform. e.g.,
Yifan Hu
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> I see that the new version of GraphPlot included with Mathematica 5.1
> contains much of the functionality of ShowGraph and SpringEmbedding
> from Combinatorica. It also seems to be significantly faster than
> SpringEmbedding. However, one thing which I cannot figure out is how
> to have GraphPlot only do a partial step of the spring-embedding
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Wednesday night, Eric and I kicked off our marriage planning by planning for the end of our marriage: we made our wills. I know estate planning isn't as sexy as wedding planning, but I'll be honest…it was kind of a romantic date night.
Because I watch far too much Law & Order: SVU, writing a will has been on my mind for a while. In reality, I've only ever seen a will once, when my dad died. When I saw it, I was surprised; it had never occurred to me that he would have a will because he didn't have any property or anything. It was simple and handwritten and simply contained his burial wishes, which were very important to him. Still, I don't have a lot to my name, so it was hard for me to wrap my head around the idea of needing a will. Like, am I going to bequeath my Kitchen-Aid mixer? My shoes? But the fact is, when people die, their loved ones often see value — both sentimental and monetary — in things that no one could have protected.
I became a lot more concerned with writing my will when I realized recently that I have something of value that I hadn't considered: intellectual property. All my blog posts, articles, my unfinished manuscript…I needed to think about how I'd want all these things handled after I die. If, for example, a publisher wanted publish all my blog posts in a book after I died, someone would have to say yes or no to that on my behalf and someone would profit from the royalties. I needed to decide who that person was and be sure they knew what my wishes are. I already had my intentions for my social media accounts taken care of through Entrustet, and it includes my blog, but I didn't get into the specifics of rights and royalties there.
Honestly, I don't know what the "right" age for making a will is. I don't know what should go in it and what shouldn't. All I know is that being in a serious relationship and not being married is a bit of a legal limbo, and I didn't want to be in it. Ultimately, I just wanted to make sure that the people I love don't have to guess at what I want or fight each other. And that's the unexpectedly romantic part about making a will: you're saying to the people you care about, Hey, I love you enough to protect you after I'm gone. If the worst happens, I want to make things as easy as possible for you.
We kicked off our will-making date by making dinner and, while eating, we talked about our funeral and burial wishes. While it's heavy stuff to talk about, we actually…had fun doing it? I think maybe it was because we were learning more about each other in the process. But also because Eric and I really enjoy analyzing trends, culture, rituals, and the laws regarding them, and then talking about them for a while, until they lead us in a new direction, and then another, and another, until finally one of us insists we call it quits because we've realized, oh shit, it's almost morning. My point is, talking about death and the laws and customs surrounding it was actually a really interesting topic for us and so we enjoyed it like we would any other conversation.
We did let the "till death do us part" aspect of the conversation sink in too, and while I know that's implied with engagement and marriage, talking about it and planning for it was…reassuring. It was less depressing and more comforting than I expected. After we wrote down the things we wanted and didn't want for our funerals, we moved on to making our wills. We both got out our laptops, found websites for making a will (he used Law Depot; I used LegacyWriter), and got down to business. I had heard it was pretty easy to make a will if you're young and don't have a lot of property or heirs, and it was. We worked on them for about an hour, mostly in silence, though every few minutes, one of us would look up and say things like , "Wait, so who should get the dogs if we both die?" and "Hm. I think I only have two specific gifts to bequeath…can you think of anything else?" and "Wait, so what happens to your debt when you die?"
Once we finished, we paid ($20 each), read the instructions on how to make it official (hint: you actually have to go through a "Will Signing Ceremony," at least in Texas, which isn't a big deal but sounds sort of funny and archaic), and now we've gone ahead and made it official! And it's been kind of a relief. Not because I think about death every second of the day, but because when I do think about it, I imagine the worst worst-case scenario. In my mind, not only would one of us be devastated if the other died…we'd be devastated with two dogs, an apartment, very far from our family, and facing insurmountable court battles with the other's family.
But now we only have to worry about being devastated. And, like I said, that we made it a priority to get to that point feels way more romantic than I ever expected.


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i've been there, as most of us curlies have - bad haircuts.
the one local deva cut i had a few years back was same -- a very sweet girl, but the haircut was terrible. it took my regular stylist 2 haircuts to get it back to normal (i was trying to squeeze in a haircut when i could not get into city, my regular stylist. mistake!!)
the deva training, such as it is, is only a few hours. as in any profession, all stylists are not the same. there are great curly stylists who do not do the deva cut, and there are terrible stylists who think they are doing the deva cut.
there is more than knowing where to cut the curl. most of us have different curl patterns/types on our heads, they have to know how to cut it so it will blend and grow in nicely.
having said all that, i would NOT go back to her. if you think you have enough hair to cut more to correct it, i'd only go to a stylist you've used successfully before.
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After Beltram released "Energy Flash" on Transmat in 1988, the track was also picked up by R&S, launching his music into a Belgian association which remains to this day. He followed up the reissue with a single for the label in 1992, "Mentasm," a classic of "hoover"-style techno, so-named for its blaring, vacuum-cleaner synth noises and slamming beat. The track was embraced by Belgian techno/hardbeat fans and DJs alike, catapulting Beltram to widespread acclaim. Although Beltram remains best-known for his techno work, he by no means confines himself to that style, dabbling as well in house and ambient, as evidenced by his eyebrow-raising Aonox LP released by the San Francisco experimental label Visible in 1994. He was back to hard minimalistic acid with 1995's Places (for Berlin's Tresor) and 1996's Close Grind (released on NovaMute as Jb3). Beltram's abundant mixing skills are displayed on the Logic collection Joey Beltram Live as well as The Sound of 2 AM on Moonshine. ~ Sean Cooper
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— In case you missed it earlier, TNA President Dixie Carter announced the following earlier today: Just spoke to @HulkHogan. It's official. World Heavyweight Title rematch @REALBully5150 v @JEFFHARDYBRAND will be in Corpus Christie 4/11.
— TNA has announced that A.J. Styles vs. Austin Aries has been added to the promotion's April 5th house show in Westbury, New York. The full, updated card is below:
• New York Street Fight: Bobby Roode vs. James Storm
• Knockouts Title Match: Velvet Sky vs. Gail Kim
• Austin Aries vs. A.J. Styles
• Christopher Daniels vs. Samoa Joe
• Kurt Angle vs. Wes Brisco
• Joseph Park vs. Robbie E.
i actually like what TNA is doing here. It's kinda like for the people that are die hard TNA fans and the people that hate what WWE is putting on jump on down to TNA's show and see the quality of product is better. could lead to a ratings shift big time
They have tried tactics like this in the past in hopes of getting wwe fans see what else is out there in wrestling and it has never worked and never will work. The hardcore wwe fans are fans for life and will not be tempted to see or watch tna. And the same goes for hardcore tna fans. You hear it all the time on here that they refuse to watch or go to a wwe show.
AJ vs. Aries should be freakin awesome!
yes it should be glad hes back
Somebody pry robbie e off joseph(abyss) parks nutsack it got real old real fast smh
Wow, they're trying to go against Wrestlemania with a house show and they put Park v Robbie E on the card…..
Im no fan boy of tna or wwe but every organization is looking to eat up the crums of wrestlemania weekend even though mania already sold out over 70 000 tix, and thats besides the screenings around the stadium
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Indianapolis is a city in transformation. The growing capital has a population of more than 800,000 at the center of a region of 2 million. Indianapolis is in the formational stages of transit-oriented land use and design policies, revitalizing neighborhoods and recovering industrial river edges for habitat and recreational purposes.
At its core is the original 1821 plan by Alexander Ralston, a protégé of El Enfante (the designer of Washington, DC), which radiates from Monument Circle. This capital city with a French-inspired plan has evolved into a city of monuments, walkable downtown neighborhoods, and waterways.
Indianapolis is an affordable and livable city offering a car-free downtown lifestyle for students. There is an active nightlife, and the city sponsors numerous cultural and sporting events, downtown shopping, restaurants, clubs, and cultural facilities. It has become a national leader in sponsoring amateur sporting events and is the home of the Indianapolis Colts—the NFL's 2007 Super Bowl champions—and the NBA's Indiana Pacers.
Students also benefit from our established working relationships with professional organizations, local public agencies, and community-based organizations in the city. Members of the American Institute of Architects, American Planning Association, and American Society of Landscape Architects serve as mentors for MUD students. The city's Department of Metropolitan Development, local community development corporations, and nonprofits have served as patrons and partners on community-based projects.
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"Erin is an extremely sound defensive player and anticipates well," Fisk said. "She's also a solid outside shooter and has the ability to drive to the basket."
A 5-7 guard, Miller averaged 17.8 points, 6.1 rebounds and 6.8 steals per game as a senior while leading Niles High School to a 22-2 overall mark and the school's fourth consecutive regional championship game appearance. A fourth-team 2001 Detroit Free Press Class B All-State honoree, Miller received 2001 Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan (BCAM) Academic All-State honors and the 2001 Niles Daily Star Player-of-the-Year Award.
"Erin is an unselfish player, who's capable of putting up big numbers when given the opportunity," Fisk said. "She does a good job of passing the ball into the post which should help our inside game. Erin's agility will be an asset on both ends of the floor."
A two-time (2000-01) first-team All-Southwestern Michigan Athletic Conference pick, Miller tallied 15.4 points and 5.6 rebounds per game as a junior. She led the Vikings to three conference championships, four district titles and one regional crown during her four-year prep career under head coach Jim Arnold. The 2001 Fruitbelt Officials Association Sportsmanship Award winner served as Niles' team captain twice (2000-01) and holds the school's single-game steals record with 14 total.
In addition to being a standout basketball player, Miller earned 2001-02 Michigan Interscholastic Volleyball Coaches Association Class B Honorable Mention All-State accolades and was a two-time state track and field qualifier. She currently is the school's pole vault record (7-9) holder and also attained all-district soccer recognition in her junior campaign.
Besides athletics, Miller was involved in the school's French Club, Matt Club and the National Honor Society. The school's class valedictorian, she has also been the "N" Club President and treasurer of Niles' Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) marketing association.
The daughter of Edward and Kim Miller, Erin plans to major in finance at Ferris State and joins Mary Brown (Benton Harbor/Lake Michigan Catholic), Kara Gallert (Wyoming/Park), Kelly McLaughlin (Clare) and Darcie Philp (Ubly) as 2002-03 FSU women's basketball recruits. Her mother, a 1974 FSU graduate, worked as a Ferris Admissions Officer at the school's satellite location in Niles until her retirement in April 2002.
Ferris State finished the 2001-02 season with a 14-12 overall mark. The Bulldogs placed fourth in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference's (GLIAC) North Division with an 11-7 record and reached the GLIAC Tournament for the third consecutive campaign.
"Kara is a skilled player who penetrates well," Fisk said. "She wants to be a Bulldog and has the desire to contend for a starting spot."
A 5-6 guard, Gallert led Wyoming Park High School to both a district championship and regional tournament berth during the 2001 campaign. She averaged 15 points, five assists and four rebounds per game while earning fifth-team 2001 Detroit Free Press Class B All-State accolades.
"I was impressed with her perimeter skills," Fisk said. "When she came and worked out with us, she played with a lot of confidence and had an unselfish attitude. She has the ability to penetrate and get to the basket, but she also dishes the ball well and can find open players."
A four-year letterwinner, Gallert received first-team 2001 Associated Press Class B All-State honors and was a three-time (1999-2001) All-Ottawa-Kent (OK) Gold Conference selection. Coached by Rich Pullen, Gallert earned team Most Valuable Player honors three-straight seasons (1999-01) and twice served as team captain. The 2001 Grand Rapids Press Dream Team pick was the OK Gold Conference's leading scorer two consecutive (2000-01) seasons.
"She's quick with the ball and can penetrate right or left," Fisk said. "She worked hard throughout the recruiting process and was very persistent in catching our eye, which she obviously did."
As a junior (2000), Gallert tallied 16 points, five steals and four assists per contest while garnering honorable mention Detroit Free Press Class B All-State kudos and second-team Grand Rapids Press All-Area recognition. She was twice (1999-200) named Wyoming Park's Best Defensive Player Award recipient and attained fourth-team 2000 Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan All-State honors. Her cousins, Brooke and Brianne Gallert, played collegiate women's basketball at NCAA Division I Western Michigan (1998-2001).
The daughter of Ron and Barb Gallert, Kara joins Mary Brown (Benton Harbor/Lake Michigan Catholic), Kelly McLaughlin (Clare), and Darcie Philp (Ubly) as 2002-03 FSU women's basketball recruits.
Ferris State finished the 2001-02 campaign with a 14-12 overall mark. The Bulldogs placed fourth in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference's (GLIAC) North Division with an 11-7 record.
"Mary is a proven winner who knows how to play the game," Fisk said. "She's very versatile and uses her body well. I expect her to come in and compete for a starting position."
The 5-8 Brown averaged 14 points and 9.5 rebounds per game as a senior during the 2001 campaign while leading Lake Michigan Catholic to a 26-1 overall mark and a Class D state semifinal round appearance for the second consecutive season. The four-time (1998-01) first-team All-Red Arrow Conference pick garnered first-team 2001 Class D All-State accolades from the Detroit Free Press, Detroit News, Associated Press and the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan.
As a senior, Brown scored 380 points, grabbed 266 rebounds and registered 160 steals while leading Lake Michigan Catholic to its third straight regional championship. She started 100 of 102 contests during her prep career.
"Mary is strong enough both physically and mentally to make a significant impact next year," Fisk said. "She's deceivingly quick and is not afraid to get in there and mix it up. Throughout her career, she led her team to outstanding records which demonstrates her ability to bring out the best in her teammates.
"She's ready to play at this level and really liked our team," added Fisk.
A four-year letterwinner, Brown tallied 1,256 points, 963 rebounds and 422 steals during her prep career. She led the Lakers to a 94-8 overall career mark, four conference championships and three district titles. A two-time (2000-01) Class D All-State Academic honoree, Brown was prepped by Joe Jarvie. She twice (2000-01) received Class D All-State Track and Field accolades and was a first-team 2001 all-conference volleyball recipient. Besides athletics, Brown has been involved in the school's Youth to Youth program, Student Government and the Marching and Symphonic Band.
The daughter of John and Peggy Brown, Mary plans to major in graphic design at Ferris State. She joins Kelly McLaughlin (Clare), and Darcie Philp (Ubly) as 2002-03 FSU women's basketball recruits.
Ferris State concluded the 2001-02 campaign with a 14-12 overall mark, which included a fourth-place (North Division) 11-7 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) finish.
"Both Darcie and Kelly are talented offensive players," Fisk said. "Their addition will give us added size and create depth in the post area. They are both capable scorers who come from successful high school programs and have the ability to develop well in our program."
Philp, a 6-1 center, averaged 19 points and 10 rebounds per game this past season at Ubly High School while attaining second-team 2001 Detroit Free Press Class C All-State accolades. A three-year (1999-2001) Bearcat Most Valuable Player, Philp earned first-team Greater Thumb Conference (GTC) honors twice (2000-2001) and finished her three-year varsity career as Ubly's all-time career scoring leader (964 points). Prepped by Jeanne Gusa, Philp was a three-year (1999-2001) GTC Scholar Athlete Award recipient and a 2001 Huron Daily Tribune First Team All-Area selection. She averaged 16 points and 10 rebounds per game as a junior (2000) and totaled 19 20-plus point games during her prep career. A third-team 2001 Detroit News Class C All-State pick, Philp earned three varsity letters apiece in basketball, volleyball and track and field. She plans to major in social work at Ferris State.
"Darcie is a left-handed player who can put the ball on the floor," Fisk said. "She has a nice mid-range jumper and is a good passer who will give us added options on the offensive end. We're not a big team this year, so she will have the opportunity to come in and earn quality playing time right away."
A 6-0 forward, McLaughlin led Clare High School to a school-record 18-4 overall mark and a second consecutive Jack Pine Conference (JPC) Championship during the 2001 campaign. The 2001 Mt. Pleasant Morning Sun Player of the Year, McLaughlin received fifth-team 2001 Detroit Free Press Class C All-State recognition and honorable mention 2001 Detroit News Class C All-State kudos. McLaughlin, who was the JPC's 2001 leading scorer (16.8 points per game), became Clare's all-time career rebounding leader (738 rebounds) while averaging 11 rebounds per game as a senior. A 2001 Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) Academic All-State honoree, McLaughlin was both a three-time team Most Valuable Player and All-JPC selection. A four-year (1998-2001) National Honor Society member, McLaughlin plans to major in elementary education at Ferris State.
"Kelly is a versatile player with a solid outside shot," Fisk said. "She moves her feet extremely well, which will help her adjust to the quickness of the collegiate game. Her addition will allow us to move some of our current players to their natural positions and give us a more balanced look."


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Digital Photography Times Two
It's your lucky day! I have two brand new digital photography tips for you today and I think you're really going to enjoy them. The two topics really have nothing to do with each other, but I figured they were both something you all might be interested in. Let's take a look!
Tip #1 – Photographing Your Pets
People love to take pictures of their pets, but this is how the photos usually turn out:
As you can see, that picture definitely requires a lot of help. Luckily, if you just follow the simple tips below, you can fix up your pet photos in no time at all!
Get Down and Dirty – You usually see your pet from above, but that's not the best angle for a portrait. Instead, flop down on the floor and meet them at eye level. Shooting from their height presents them as an equal in the photo, which will help bring out their personality.
Light it Right – Direct on-camera flash will give your pet a killer case of green, yellow or blue eyes. Try to avoid any direct flash if possible. If you can, bounce the flash off the ceiling or a wall. Or, you can just ditch the flash and use the light around you, both indoors and out.
Fill the Frame – I'm sure you've heard of this one before. It's important to fill your camera's frame with your subject in order to make the subject prominent in the photo. You can then crop out any distractions later on.
It's All in the Eyes – You might find yourself shooting with a shallow depth of field, so no matter what else you do, make sure your pet's eyes are in focus. The eyes are the window to the soul and they must be kept clear.
Ahh, that's a much better picture, don't you think?!
Tip #2 – Shooting Water
When drinking, some like their water icy, while others like it tepid. It's simply a matter of taste. In photography, moving water can be recorded with various appearances, depending on the shutter speed. Some like it frozen in an instant of time and some like it blurred with a long exposure. There's no right or wrong. How you like to photograph water is also just a matter of taste. Here are three other approaches you may like as well.
Glass Sculpture – Fast shutter speeds like 1/500″ or 1/1000″ will depict moving water as frozen solid. Splashes and droplets will hang suspended in the air.
Minor Blur – Intermediate shutter speeds like 1/15″ or 1/30″ give some motion blur to the water, but individual ripples and splashes are still discernible. You'll probably need a tripod or other camera support when using such slow shutter speeds.
Silky Smooth – Shutter speeds of 1/2″ or longer will smear the water out to a smooth, cottony, smoky look. You'll definitely need a tripod to achieve this look when photographing water.
Now, go on and take some great shots of your pets and of water. Or, your pets in water. You decide. Have fun!
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She's one of the hottest young actresses in Hollywood, but Kristen Stewart says it's still weird for her to realize that she's being praised for her work.
The "New Moon" babe, who took home the BAFTA Rising Star trophy as well as the ELLE Woman of the Year award, told press it's awkward to accept her accolades.
She's always up on the latest fashion trends, and last night (February 22) Olivia Palermo was spotted at the 2010 Elle Style Awards.
The "City" chick looked lovely as she made her way inside the Grand Cannaught Room in London, England, sporting a Matthew Williamson dress with an orange clutch and diamond cluster earrings.
Always the belle of the ball, Kristen Stewart scooped up the Woman of the Year honor at the 2010 ELLE Style Awards in London, England on Monday (February 22).
Clad in a Emilio Pucci Origami Strapless Wool Dress, the "Yellow Handkerchief" hottie posed for pictures in the press room after being presented with her award.
Always up for an evening of fashion, Naomi Campbell turned up for the ELLE Style Awards 2010 in London, England on Monday (February 22).
Wearing a sexy jungle-print dress, the catwalk stunner ended up as one of the night's big winners – as she won the Outstanding Contribution award.
Making an appearance at the annual ELLE Style Awards in London, England, Leona Lewis was spotted arriving to the Grand Connaught Rooms red carpet on Monday (February 22).
The "Bleeding Love" songstress looked gorgeous in a black frock complimented with a black hat, lace gloves and beige heels.
Spending another evening in the spotlight, and Carey Mulligan was spotted arriving at the annual ELLE Style Awards in London, England on Monday (February 22).
Looking as sweet as can be, "The Greatest" actress smiled politely for the photographers on the sidelines of the red carpet.
Always up for a fashionable fete, Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen attended the ELLE Style Awards 2010 in London, England on Monday (February 22).
The "Full House" hotties turned fashion designers looked trendy and beautiful as they posed both together and separately before heading inside the Grand Connaught Rooms.
Keeping quite the busy schedule as of late, Kristen Stewart arrived for the ELLE Style Awards in London, England on Monday (February 22).
Held at the Grand Connaught Rooms, the Bella Swan babe looked adorable as she navigated through the arrivals area at the annual style showcase.


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crown for king of the muscle cars
this is an opinionated subject, who is king of the intermidiate
supercars. the chevy chevelle LS6 454 was 450 hp beast, with its
4 bolt mains and 11:25:1 compression. 1/4 in a click more then
13 seconds. the buick stage 1 was one of the most underrated
cars of that era. it can easily keep up with the LS6. it was one
of true great sleepers. what about the old 442 W-30. it had that
monster 455 and famous fresh air induction it can give any muscle car a run for its money. the 426 HEMI, the name says
it all, it was one of the most, if not the most famous engines of
the legendary muscle car era. it was able to launch almost any
mopar into the 13 second bracket, especially when wrapped
into E-body sheetmetal. and ford was making the brutal
BOSS 429 mustang to qualify for NASCAR. it was very under-
cammed and still ran in the 13's. Pontiac started the midsize
madness with the best selling true musclecar ever, the feared
and revered GTO, a true screamer, especially with the 389
tripower, 400 HO and RAMAIR and the RAMAIR 3 and 4.
the mustang BOSS 351 was the probably the last of the
limeted production, high compression gross horsepower rated
musclecars. 0-60: 5.8 seconds; 1/4 ET: 13.8 seconds.
in your own opinion, which musclecar should be crowned
"greatest of all time"( it can be any muscle car like,old or new, you don't have to choose the cars i mentioned above, that was
just to give the reader an insight if they dont know the history
of the cars. post your opinion, thank you.)
Quarter mile killer.
Did you make that all up or is it a quote from some car magazine?
I would vote for the 427 Cobra, the car not the mustang. Shelby made some great cars but nothing compares to that 427 Cobra!!
Rat Rods Rule!
gotta love the cobra
great car todd, they are probably the greatest sports/muscle
car ever. performance: 0-60: 4.2; 1/4 ET:12.18@112 mph.
as for what i wrote, its from sheer memory that i remember
from reading different muscle car books in the past.
keep roddin'
Quarter mile killer.
Hmmm...I'm afraid you forgot the hottest and roddest muscle car of them all. That Corvette Stingray, also known as the Shark. An early Stingray would own anything put in front of her. A 427 (L88), Chevy had to under rate the power for the public just because they didn't have the legal rights to share the REAL power of the early 427.
That, my friend, is a muscle car.
I'm a Chevy man through & through, but I used to have a neighbor with an old Boss 351 Mustang, and I've always wanted one of those. To me they were the Ford Version of the 302 Z28, except for a whole lot rarer. They were built for the same basic reason as the 302 Z28's too.
Silvershark, the '69 L88 Corvette...........
true. the L-88 engine offered 67-69 is a truely awesome engine had aluminum heads and was tokenrated at 430@5200 RPM. the true output, however is around email@example.com are the most sought after vettes. only 220 or so were built in there 3 year run. there was, in 1969, a very rare option for the corvette and camaro. this option is known as RPO Z-L1, only 69 camaros and 2 corvettes were built with this option with an aluminum heads and block also token rated at 430 horsepower. both engines had a 12:5:1 compression ratio. as for the B0SS 351
i own of these and they were built only in 1971, the 302 you are
thinking of is a 69 or 70 BOSS 302, those were the only years
the BOSS 302 was built, however, you are right in the fact that
they were built to compete chevy's camaro z/28 302 for trans-am
keep roddin'
Quarter mile killer.
I've always dreamed of the 69 427 ZL 1 Camaro. A while back I was reading a magazine that said Chevrolet plans to build about 600 ZL 1 crate engines with 454 cubes, fuel injection, timing computers and all ,for only $20G. I guess I'll just have to dream on....
the ford 427 SOHC is an extreamely rare type of engine. some
historions say that ford factory installed 50 cammers or so into
their production cars. they dont have any documentation to
back it up though. the cammers get their names from their 6 feet
of timing chain and it puts forth a distinctive sound due to that. the BOSS 351 is actually a great street engine except for the skyhigh compression ratio. the BOSS 302 engine was the
disagreeable engine on the street. as with the BOSS 429, the BOSS 302 was a true race engine in stang. it suffered badly from low-end torque in the low rpm range. they virtually had no torque below 4300 rpm.
happy roddin' jamnut,
Quarter mile killer.
Sounds like it is straight out of a book to me. Good article.
reading expands the mind
thats where i learned all that i know.
There is no reason to post stuff that we can read in a book, post hands on knowledge and it will make better reading,
i dont rip apart blocks, i am not on that level yet. iam 16 where
else besides car shows can i this stuff(this site doesnt count, i've
only been here a day and a half) and most of people there dont
even know that much about their own cars! all i know is from
sheer memory, i dont have my books anymore.
keep roddin'
Quarter mile killer.
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Belding council talks about decision to let Electrolux tear down buildings
BELDING — Three weeks ago, the city of Belding and Electrolux Inc. came to an agreement on a consent judgement that will, when officially signed by a judge, serve as a guideline when Electrolux begins to decommission the original silk mill building, clock tower and other Gibson buildings at the corner of Bridge and Main streets — the oldest of which have stood since 1903.
During the Nov. 20 City Council meeting, after several members of the community came to the floor during public comment to voice their displeasure with the council's decision to sign that agreement after a 4-1 vote, council members expressed their opinions on their decision for the first time on public record.
Otisco Township resident Jeff Hunter spoke to council members addressing several issues he had with the council's decision.
"You all ought to resign tonight, because this is a joke," Hunter said to council members regarding their decision. "The city spent $206,000 in attorney fees and you get zero back. You gave Electrolux exactly what they wanted."
According to City Manager Randy DeBruine, the city spent $158,016.81 on legal fees pertaining to the Electrolux property and spent an additional $48,656.75 with Hydrologic Associates to assist with Environmental issues pertaining to the Electrolux property, totaling $206,673.56 after two years of battling in the court system and through legal mediation.
Councilman Jon Bunce, who initially was against voting for the consent judgement, said he finally changed his vote in favor of the judgement because Belding "has to move on as a city."
"Yes, I'm one of the council members who changed my vote," Bunce said. "Did I change it lightly? No Did I want to see that whole site saved? Yes I did. $200,000 of taxpayer dollars was spend that we wont get back. I wasn't going to (let that figure) go any higher."
According to the consent judgment, Electrolux will demolish all structures on the site at the corner of Main and Bridge streets after acquiring a permit for demolition from the city. That permit must be issued to Electrolux from the city no later than March 1, 2013.
As far as any preservation of the the buildings or objects related to the site, the consent judgment reads: "Electrolux shall use reasonable efforts to dismantle, preserve, donate and deliver to the city … the slate tile rooftop over the clock tower, the clock, the wood housing surrounding the clock and the materials immediately abutting such wooden housing … and the blocks/place-cards containing the 'Belding Bros.' inscription and the plaque showing the year built."
Bunce said he is determined to see the historic clock tower rebuilt after demolition is complete.
"My main goal and what I want to make sure is going to happen is to save our clock tower," he said. "I want it rebuilt, working and with the original pieces."
Bunce said he disagreed with Hunter's claim that the city received nothing in return after reaching an agreement with Electrolux and believes the involvement of the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) was crucial to making the site usable for the future.
"People say we spent $200,000 on nothing," he said. "I don't consider it nothing because we have our clock tower and we have the (MDEQ) making sure that area is going to be cleaned up. At least there will now be grass and trees over there."
Bunce said he will make it his No. 1 priority as a councilman to make sure the clock tower is restored.
"I'm going to work with (Randy DeBruine) on getting grants and starting a committee to get that clock tower built and back up as fast as possible."
When decommissioning the tower, Electrolux will be required to take laser measurements of the tower, providing the city with scale measurements to use in effort to reconstruct the tower in the future.
Councilman Mike Scheid said when it came down to the final hours of decision making, the city had little choice left other than to finally reach an agreement with Electrolux.
"When this whole thing started on saving that property over there, everyone knew we had limited resources," Scheid said. "We had a group of people (Silk City Preservation Society), as well intended as they were, that was trying to raise money and promised to give us some help, but we never received a penny."
Scheid disagreed with Hunter's claim that the city received nothing after spending more than $200,000 in legal fees.
"If we were getting exactly what we had in the first place, the fence would be moved just behind the sidewalk and that would be the end of it," he said. "We would have all of that concrete sticking up there with some sand poured in there so if somebody got in there they wouldn't get hurt."
Had the city continued to press the issue with Electrolux, Scheid said the likely fate of the city would have been bankruptcy.
"I'm sorry folks, this would have bankrupt us if we had kept going," he said. "We got as good of an agreement as we were going to get and this is something that the judge will honor."
Scheid added that though he is nervous about Electrolux's faith in keeping with its agreement to properly remediate the property clean of environmental contamination in accordance with the MDEQ, he is glad the city was able to have it in writing to be signed by a judge.
"I am nervous about it because Electrolux has never proved to be real reliable with their word, but there is a judgment on this that will be signed by the judge," he said. "I wanted the contamination cleaned up. That's all I ever wanted. If we could have saved the building(s), that would have been a bonus."
Councilwoman Andrea Belding said the council's decision was not an easy one, but added she believed it was the right one.
"You come to a point where you realize the continuation of spending that money and the battles that are ahead of you are not worth it," she said. "When you have a company like Electrolux that has bottomless pockets and they throw everything at you, there is absolutely no way you can get through anything."
Belding said the past two years took council members and the city through uncharted waters, but by the end of it, she felt the agreement between the city and Electrolux was acceptable and worth the legal fees spent to attain it.
"I'm sad to see the buildings go, but I do think the $200,000 plus was very much worth it," she said. "Yes, we're not getting our money back, but we're getting a lot more than our neighbors to the north (Greenville) received and we're getting to the point where we've achieved something that a lot of other communities have never embarked on."
Belding added that the community will continue to have a historic district despite the loss of the original silk mill buildings.
"We still have a historic district and we are protecting buildings that should have been protected a long time ago," she said. "If we would have thought about that 20 years ago we wouldn't be in the position that we are in today."
Mayor Ron Gunderson, who casts the lone opposing vote against the consent judgment, spoke briefly at the council meeting adding that until the consent judgment is signed by a judge, he'd rather not elaborate in great detail.
"It has not been an easy road," he said "A lot of things have been a struggle with this consent judgment. Hopefully Electrolux will follow their guideline."
Councilman Joe Feuerstein chose not to speak on the issue, but has long been in favor of seeing the buildings torn down, having voiced that opinion since he was first elected in November of 2011.
According to DeBruine, Electrolux is waiting for a draft of the easement agreement between the city and Electrolux, which will give the city "surface rights" to use the property as a park, to be included in the consent judgment before it is signed by a judge.
However, DeBruine added that he believes the agreement "is a done deal" and expects the judgment to be signed soon.


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BMW 325i 2006 PCV Valve Replacement??
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i recently replaced my 325i 2006 BMW starter. i took it to a non-bmw mechanic.
after they replaced it, i believe that they broke PCV Valve !!:( when i start the car , it shakes at the beginning . also when i turn on heater/defroster, it smells like burning oil or something..
so i think it might be for broken PCV Valve connections/tubes!!
any possible scenarios??
also i really appreciate if you could please tell me how i could replace PCV Valve myself.
What is it we are looking at here?
Thats just overal engine and i would like to know where is PCV located?
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well you definately need to take it back to the repair facility and tell them they messed something up and are they going to fix what they broke? If now tell them you will never bring the car back and you will post their reputation on the net
It's under the intake manifold. Personally I can't see how it can be removed without removing the intake.
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Glenn Highway expanding to three lanes near Eagle River
A major artery connecting Anchorage to the Mat-Su Valley is about to get wider.
For Eagle River resident Carolyn Ellis, the commute into Anchorage is part of everyday life. But that doesn't mean it's enjoyable.
"It's just such a pain because it gets so jammed up all the time," Ellis said.
It's especially an issue near Hiland Road in an area known as "Brake Light Hill."
"It's like a snake going down there; you can just see all of the tail lights all lit up as you're going down," she said.
Over the years, it's lived up to its reputation.
"When you have inclement weather, people want to slow down, and then you have that steep grade, so it can be a little treacherous if it is slippery and people are hitting their brakes, and you know they can fishtail," said Shannon McCarthy, a spokesperson with the Alaska Department of Transportation.
This drive is about to change for 52,000 drivers who commute through this area each day.
In a couple of weeks, DOT crews will begin work on a the $42.5 million state-funded Glenn Highway Capacity Improvement Project.
The first phase: constructing a new three-mile, three-lane highway heading north between Hiland Road and Artillery Road.
"This project will actually flatten that grade out and create a new bridge over Eagle River," McCarthy said.
The old section of the highway will become frontage road connecting the Hiland area to VFW Road.
"Many people are getting off at Eagle River, so it will be a huge improvement in terms of folks' daily commute and safety improvement," she said.
Although the bulk of construction won't begin until next year, groundwork will begin in August.
"What you're going to see is a lot of clearing — that area between the north and southbound lanes will be cleared and there will be some excavation, and then they will start working on the new bridge," McCarthy said.
Some of that work will include clearing 20 acres of trees on an island in the middle of the highway. There will, however, be no road closures this year.
For Ellis, it's a drive she's looking forward to.
"Just to open it up more, to save time on commuting so much every day," Ellis said.
The first phase of the project will be completed by fall of 2015.
Once the state approves additional funding, crews will begin work on the expansion of the southbound lane.


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