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|Perfect 10
|9 out of 10 : Excellent
|8 out of 10 : Very Good
|7 out of 10 : Good
|6 out of 10 : Average
|5 out of 10 : Below Average
|4 out of 10 : Poor
|3 out of 10 : Bad
|2 out of 10 : Very Bad
|1 out of 10 : Painful
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|2011-04-28, 21:34
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Looks like I missed the party .
Anyway, I can't say I really enjoyed the story aspect of this season; it just didn't manage to capture me like the first season did. It wasn't bad, just uninteresting. Part of it was because Touma wasn't working alone most of the time. (I think) Only in the last arc(s) when he "worked" with Accel and saved Mizuru did it feel like old times again. Another reason is, yes, I gotta say it, Touma's lengthy compositions to his enemies. Again, when he saved Mizuru, he practically ran into enemy hands, kicked their asses(unknowingly with Accel's help) and saved her. He spends, like, 30 secs talking to the head thug after getting beat up a little, and Touma's proceeds to kick his ass. If more of the story was like that, it'd been far more enjoyable. The Accel story-related were great though, if not a bit too segmented at times(like jumping to Touma or whatever).
Not much to say about the art/animation. Since I was more enthralled with the comedy scenes and those were done fairly well, sometimes at top quality for the series, so I was at least glad in that regard. Some of the action scenes though looked kinda sloppy =0\.
What I DID like though, is the non-Index [romantic]comedy. For me, it clearly shows why Misaka got her own spinoff series, and it was sheer delight seeing her interact and those involved with her(Kuroko, Mizuru, Imouto(s), Last Order) with Touma. Fukiyose was also an excellent, refreshing char, not being the least bit stereotypical. Hell, even the short Kaori/Touma moment were amusingly cute X03. Of course, there were other comedic moments that didn't involve Touma at all(the girls and the washing machine, Imouto vs LO, to name the few), and those were fairly amusing as well.
Index/Touma interaction was pretty much failure though. They overdid the 'bite' thing WAY too much for my tastes. It's like she turned from moeblob(1st season) to tsundere, and that was a transition I did not find to pleasing. Oddly, I was more entertained with Index/any non-Touma char(Komoe, Accel) was more enjoyable than almost all the Touma/Index ones. I did like the one where she missed the bite and gave him a kiss. That was prob the ONLY one I liked.
Which makes me give it a score of 7/10. The comedy was far richer than the serious moments, so despite these shortcomings, I'll be coming back should a 3rd season be made.
|2011-04-29, 20:22
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ok am i the only one who was left completely confused watching this?
there was a bunch of crap happening toward the end of this season and not much of it made sense to me.
no i didn't read the novels.
i don't really expect to look up a wiki while i'm watching a show either.
have fun with 3rd season if there is one... im not coming back
unless it's railgun...
|2011-05-01, 01:11
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|2011-05-01, 01:21
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I agree that it can sometimes get mess with the little details, but I refuse to believe anyone that actually turned on their brains at even 50% output wouldn't get the general idea each episode.
|2011-05-01, 03:56
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For example, at the end of Move Point arc, Touma saves Kuroko and to do that, he climbs on some stairs. for someone who didn't read the novel, that's no sense to see him playing the ninja ( hell yeah that's what someone told me on another board ), if you have read the novel, you know it was Mikoto who by using magnetism, stuck things together. That changes a lot of things, don't you agree?
To begin with, adapting a light novel is hard because what is obvious when it's written isn't once it's animated
|2011-05-01, 05:11
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It's only volume 7 in the anime that I didn't really get. Everything else i could understand but it's no good saying you can get the general idea. You can get the general idea but it takes more than that to make you care about what's happening. You have to actually feel involved. You have to be given time for the exposition to sink in and make sense. It has to be presented in a way that you can follow. The second series wasn't completely incomprehensable but when such technobabble are important plot points in story then only having a general idea will make give the whole plot far less impact thn if you understood what was going on and could appreciate the various twists and turns.
|2011-05-01, 08:15
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If they want to get deeper into the details then I agree that they won't find all the answers in the anime.
|2011-05-01, 08:32
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This scenes where left bland for my taste. Specially the part where Index is running over and shouting don't kill houka. The novel give emphasis on it but the anime leaves it just like an ordinary conversation between touma and index.
|2011-05-04, 10:28
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I think the best I can muster for this season is a 6 or maybe a 7, on the whole very meh which is a rather big disappoint considering I really liked the 1st season.
My main problem stems from how they handled certain scenes or just scenes in generally.
I know you kinda have to swtcih off a wee bit to get past the simple stuff but when it's so blatant like it is here at times it's hard to ignore.
I was pumped when Kihara showed up, real bad ass bad guy but then what was it ep 22 theres a scene with Index shows up and she talking on the phone with Kihara beating up Accel in the background. I just facepalmed at it and it completely ruined Kihara as a bad ass bad guy for me.
I would have expected him to take a sec to get Aceel away from himself then take care of Index in such a situation but obviously that wasn't meant to be
Animation was pretty good for some ep but then not so good with others at times, they really let slip at times but that goes without saying with every anime series.
Music wasn't so bad either, 1st OP was the only one that interested me but I think thats only cause of teh Iku-musume vers of it.
A little nit picky here but I think dialogue for Touma and maybe for the series(in general) is handled abit on the poor side. While I don't mind Touma's speeches to a certain degree, it's the little stuff in between that kinda irk me.
He seems he needs to say stuff all the time when really theres no need to and messes with the mood
Also I guess I still find it a little hard to accept all the name calling that happens in anime, is there really a need a to say a persons name after every 2nd sentence?
Yes I know after all this time you would think I would have gotten past that but seems I haven't-__-
My favorite eps were 17 and 18 and with that I think this series probably would have done better as a sorta slice of life with the magic, science and whatnot as backdrop
Episode 17 had the best moment of this series when Touma and co burst into the classroom looking for Fukiyose, somehow despite what I said before Touma's line "Is Fukiyose there?" makes me chuckle greatly.
In fact I'll go with a 7 simply cause I remembered the "YES!" from episode 17
|2012-09-13, 22:19
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Canada
This thread is dead but I didn't write one of these back when it came out, so I'm going to write one now having just rewatched it.
Index Kidnapped Arc: This arc was good, although not really all that interesting. It was short but it was written as a 1/4th of a book so it's not like they cut stuff out or anything. There isn't really much to say about the arc I think it was just used as a way to introduce new people to the characters, and reestablish the characters for people who haven't seen it in a while. 7/10
Orsola Aquinas Rescue Arc:The first major arc of the season. All around a very good arc, I likes that there was a full scale battle going on which was a first at this point, I like the added background on Kanzaki, it showed off Touma's heroism, and it introduced the Amakusa who I love. The ending where Laura told us that she had manipulated the entire event in order to get a stronger hold on Kanzaki, not even caring if Orsola lived or died was also done well. It's important for us to remember that as funny and carefree as Laura presents herself she is still heartless bitch. 8/10
Remnant Arc: This arc was just simply far too short. A meager two episodes is too small to fit an entire arc into. I supposed I could have lived with that if it didn't leave out two very important things that just drove me crazy. First of all it didn't reveal that Last Order had all of her memories with Accelerator which we had been told were erased when Accelerator removed the virus backed up on the Misaka network. I can't think of any reason that they would have to not put this into the story. The second thing it left out was Misaka building a staircase with electricity for Touma to climb up. They replaced it with him running up a collapsing building, which just completely threw me out of the scene it was so ridiculous. On the plus side Accelerator's comeback fight was awesome. 6/10
The Daihasei Arc: I enjoyed this arc much more than the last one. It had a good mix of serious moments along with comedic ones. The villains plot was very clever, and if it hadn't been for pure luck (although personally I'm guessing that Aliester had a hand in it) then the heroes would have lost. It was nice to be see Touma's parents again, and Misaka's mom was hilarious. 8/10
Queen of The Adriatic Sea Arc: Not a bad arc, but not really much of a good one either. The big issue with this one was that while it had a battle going on between the Amakusa and the Roman Catholic Church members again, there was no combat. In the background of the Orsola Aquinas Rescue Arc all of the people were engaged in a fight for the most part while in this one everybody just seems to be posing threateningly at each other. My other issue was that Biagio's crosses looked stupid in combat. However this is the arc that gave us the first glimpse of Kanzaki in her maid costume so it's not a complete waste. 7/10
Invasion of Academy City Arc: This one was probably my favorite arc that has been animated so far. Accelerator's part of the story was very touching, and I enjoyed it more than Touma's part. Not to say that Touma's part wasn't good though; his fight with Vento in a crater created by an angel was very epic. In fact the entire storyline was epic, and I really liked how the tension was kept up by showing people all around the city collapse from Vento's extremely powerful magic. I do have one problem with this arc though; that Vento's motivation was just plain stupid. It was a sad story and all but it doesn't really justify her trying to kill everybody in the city. 9/10
Skill Out Uprising Arc: This arc was short like the Remnant Arc but it was just wrapping up the story and setting up next season so here I am happy with it. I like this arc because it gave us the first glimpse of GROUP which I love, snd it showed the opinions of Academy City about the war including the Recovery Movement which I thought was a nice touch. The moral greyness of the Skill Outs trying to take down the security system was also done well, on one hand they are fighting to protect the weak, while on the other they are damaging the defenses of the city in a time of war. It could have made it a little more clear that Accelerator left in order to go take out the people on Komaba's list but that was probably just me not realizing it from stupidity . 8/10
Overall: 7.5/10
|2013-06-11, 02:10
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I don't read the light novels so maybe thats why I'm not beat up about the series as much as some people on here are :P
I've seen worst animation in other shows, so it didn't bother me really. The action gets better and better as arcs go on, love the cute fluffy romance scenes. Over all, I'd say it was above season 1, give it an 9.
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Daviss: I like reading his page
vkn: BTW do you recall the friend of mine with JONES research in Waco
Daviss: hmmmm not sure. is that the one i helped with?
vkn: She had gotten a tad ticked with me when I gave her a slaveholder scenario. Well she talked with me a few nights ago with all grins of agreement with my suggestions of a year ago lol
Daviss: lol
vkn: es you did help with it
Daviss: was there a wish I had of listened lol Does your friend live in Waco?
vkn: sort of but more of "You were right" lol
Daviss: My great aunt used to be the Dean Of Admissions at Paul Quinn when it was alive and well in Waco
vkn: I recall You found a photo of her rght? No friend lives in Santa Barbara but born Waco
Daviss: I had a photo of her already. i think the one I told you about was the need for a picture of someone who went to Spellman
vkn: Well she worked at Spellman and wrote a piece that was published.
Daviss: yes, a book
vkn: and Del Jupiter found a listing for her. I was trying to get a niece to find the piece
Daviss: yes Was there more than one Mary Potter School
vkn: Howdy Alt
Daviss: Hi alt!!!
alt: Hi Ladies... vkn & Daviss
vkn: Only one Mary Potter to my knowledge why did you find something?
Seventies: Hi alt, Daviss, vkn
vkn: howdy
alt: hi Seventies
Daviss: I was thinking there was one in Nacadotches Tx also
alt: hi Seventies
Seventies: hi alt
vkn: I think not Daviss though anything is possible
Daviss: hello Seventies!
Seventies: Hi Daviss Howdy Selma
alt: reading back and saw a DNA connextion to the fellow on history detectives,,, is that right?
Selma: Good Tuesday afternoon alt, daviss, seventies and vkn
alt: Hi Selma
vkn: Mary Potter was a Freedman Bureau school founded in conjunction with the Presbyterian Synod
Daviss: hello Selma!!
vkn: Howdy Selma
Khathu: Hello everyone
Seventies: Hi Khathu!
vkn: Howdy Khathu
Selma: Afternoon Khathu
alt: hello Khathu
Daviss: Ok Vkn, I just found the Obit.. It was Mary Allen Mary Allen College in Crockett Hi there Khathu
vkn: In relation to who/what daviss, Mary Potter?
Selma: You too getting your "Marys" confused
Daviss: I was thinking the name of the school that my great aunt was affiliated with besides Paul Quinn was Mary Potter but just now read it was Mary Allen instead
Khathu: Researching a group of Brewster youngsters who were sold from the Mohons to the Brewsters and finally to the Hales according to oral history
Seventies: Where was this Khathu?
Khathu: The initial sell occurred in 1850 outside of Atlanta, GA
Daviss: Sorry for the confusion vkn
Khathu: The final sell occurred in 1853 to a Hale who relocated to Rusk County, Texas All of this is from oral history
vkn: Not a prob just one AME and the other PresbyT lol
Seventies: The entire group was sold to the Hales?
alt: do these folks connect to your family lines Khathu
Selma: Were any of these slave owners related either by blood or marriage
Khathu: It was only four people - Bill, Cressie, Jefferson and Sam Jefferson is my ggg grandfather
alt: ah so, okay Khathu
Khathu: Selma - I am not sure yet. I am just retelling the oral history that was given to me. It is very detailed, I just hope it is somewhat accurate
Seventies: I hope that you can connect the dots. Interested in hearing the story and research results.
alt: never neard of the surname Mohon......could that also be a Mahan, I've heard of that one often
Khathu: The Mohon/Mahan are only in two counties in GA for 1850 Cobb and Walton The Brewsters are in nine And only one Hale family relocated to Rusk County, Texas from Georgia
alt: the Mahan's I'm familair with came of of NC and settled in KY in the late 1700's.
Khathu: Well, I am going to work my way back starting with the Hale Family
Seventies: What's the county seat for Rusk?
alt: okay
Seventies: neva mind. Looking it up now.
Khathu: I think Henderson
Seventies: okay... Its East TX. In east texas
Selma: Did the Hale's migrate to Texas in 1853 after the purchase?
Khathu: All of my people settled in East Texas
Seventies: okay.
vkn: Selma sent cup to lady in Richmond Cynthia Wilson on Gladstone Avenue. She is getting for brother as Xmas present
Khathu: Yes, they migrated after 1853
alt: the thread on AfriGeneas by Fazzini & Ed Adams alludes to our discussion the other day ....could a slave owner 'free' his slaves in a non-slave holding state.
vkn: I saw that alt
Selma: I am glad you found a cup vkn...should make her brother's Xmas
vkn: lol
Selma: I love mine.. LOL
alt: the posting references
vkn: Oops Patricia Wilson. The family name is Bournique selma
alt: Gov. Coles of Illinois and in the book linked to the story there is a great explanation in Chapter XVI, pages 199-205,
Selma: Umm interesting surname "Bournique"
vkn: Alt Richard Bailey of Alabama who wrote on Republican Scalawags is the person I was quoting yesterday
alt: was I here yesterday? LOL LOL
Selma: I ask myself that everyday alt.. LOL
vkn: I need to go back and read again my memory is good but my recall is questionable lol
Seventies: I had to cut out, but the school has had some kind of chemical reaction and the building is filled with some sort of chemical smoke. I just found out that some students were taken to hospital. This is a class my son takes. I'll talk to you all later.
alt: Hope all is well with Seventies son
vkn: Similar situation in Atlanta yesterday l filled with Carbon Monoxide
Selma: Hope all goes well I saw on the news vkn..scary
vkn: VERY scary
alt: oh my, that's dangerous vkn
vkn: indeed
Selma: Apparently faulty furnace
alt: wow!!!!!!
vkn: over 50 peeps to hospital
alt: oh my!!!
vkn: Y'all be good. Will read your quest later today Khathu
Khathu: okay
alt: with the internet bad news travels so very fast well, all news I guess
Selma: Yes it does alt..between that and CNN..you almost don't want to leave your bed On that somber note..have to go..have a great day
Khathu: here is a link to the oral history of the Brewsters
Selma: Bye
alt: bye
Khathu: www.thebrewster.com/TheHistory/thehistory.html
alt: thanks Khathu,, got it bookmarked
Khathu: I am not sure if the information has actually been verified
alt: well, you have an outline to work with
Khathu: okay, have a great day


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I love surprises. That tingly feeling of anticipation as they hold your wrapped package in their lap, wondering what on earth it could be, not daring to hope, but hoping anyway that it might be that one thing they really wanted. The tension builds as they gently ease open the wrapping paper (or tear it off, if that's the way they roll). And then, if you shopped/planned/or made correctly, the look on their face makes it all worthwhile.
Early in my marriage I tried for surprises and they always failed. First of all because my husband has an almost supernatural gift for knowing what's inside a wrapped package. I tried wrapping a tie rolled up into a squishy ball, foregoing the standard and obvious tie box. My husband, picked it up, gave it a squeeze, and said, "Oh, that's a tie." I was quite depressed. Then I tried the box within a box gambit. He'd pick it up, shake it, listen critically, and announce the contents. Boo again. He guessed the cologne before he even picked up the box, smelling it three feet away from the tree.
Finally my husband realized that knowing what all of his presents were a week before he even unwrapped them drained Christmas morning of a lot of its fun. He now has a strict no guessing policy. He doesn't shake, squeeze, or sniff any packages under the tree. Until Christmas morning. Then he releases his inner Karnack and has a good time.
But the other reason my surprises fail is because of finances. Since he pays the bills, unless I pay cash, he knows about it. And accumulating a stack of cash isn't something I'm good at. I do many things fairly well, but none of them generate income, so I'm stuck either asking him for money to buy him a present (which he always vetoes, saying he doesn't need anything) or buying in a very modest price range.
Last year I finally managed to surprise him. I'd been saving cash in my super secret cash stash and when I found a really good deal on Amazon on something he had on his wish list, I asked my daughter to order it and handed her the cash. She kept it at her house and brought it over Christmas eve, sneaking it into the house while my husband was occupied with the grand baby.
Christmas morning he was happy, amazed, and confused when he opened his gift. He said thank you many times, then asked over and over "How did you do it?" It drove him nuts. I loved that best of all.
Today's cookies are molasses cookies. An obvious choice for Christmas time and always welcome. What's the surprise part about it? Um, (she coughs in embarrassment and nervously shuffles feet), it's the recipe. There is no recipe today. You see, I made these cookies a while ago. I've been too busy with life to stop and take pictures of stuff I've made recently, so I was really scraping the bottom of the barrel for this post. And after I'd gotten it written, I could not find the recipe. I'd helpfully written the notation that it came from a King Arthur's Baking Sheet and was Whole Wheat Molasses Cookies. So, if any of you happen to have the recipe, please email it to me and I'll post it. Till then, I'll keep looking. And hopefully I've inspired you to go bake your own favorite molasses cookie.


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The objective of this work is to assemble and cartographically control Thermal Emission Imaging System (THEMIS; Christensen et al. 2004) daytime infrared (IR) and nighttime IR images. In a cartographically controlled mosaic, individual images are registered to one another so that all feature boundaries align. This intermediate mosaic (a "semi-controlled" mosaic) is then registered to a known coordinate system (i.e., tied to ground) and is fully controlled. All needed adjustments are carefully documented and that information is used to update the geometry information and the formal uncertainties of the position of each image are determined. This information is then used to generate preliminary smithed kernels. Controlled THEMIS mosaics benefit geologic mapping efforts (superior basemap), landed science operations (site characterization and traverse planning), and orbital observation planning (precision targeting). The control networks that result constitute a (potentially global) framework for the precision cartographic control of existing and future higher spatial resolution data products such as Context Camera (CTX) images, and allow the registration of historical data sets (e.g. Viking MDIM; Archinal et al., 2003; 2004) to be improved. In addition, the preliminary smithed kernels are very valuable to scientists and allow them to perform quantitative analyses with THEMIS images using improved pointing knowledge as well as the precision and accuracy of that knowledge.
Individual documents included in the release of each region include:
Controlled mosaic
Generic file format: THEMIS_Day|NightIR_ControlledMosaic_SiteName_XXSXXE_100mpp.cub
THEMIS infrared controlled mosaic available in ISIS cube, PNG, and GeoTiff formats.
Generic file format: THEMIS_Day|NightIR_ControlledMosaic_SiteName_XXSXXE_100mpp.cub.xml
Includes a description of how the control network and resulting mosaic was generated and any processing issues encountered.
Preliminary smithed kernels
Generic file format: THEMIS_Day|NightIR_SiteName_ck.bc
A smithed kernel is a file that contains information used to determine observation geometry parameters for an image, and the geometry information is an improvement/correction of the reconstructed kernels. This information is needed to convert from a raw image, such as an EDR or RDR, to a map-projected product. The current standard THEMIS image pointing kernel is based on the THEMIS ISIS3 camera model and is the default kernel used by the ISIS program "spiceinit." The smithed kernels are preliminary, but are nevertheless a significant improvement over the THEMIS camera model kernels. Although THEMIS band 9 (centered at a wavelength of 12.57 µm) was used to generate the control network, the improved pointing knowledge can be applied to all bands (using the ISIS program "spiceinit") to achieve improved geometry information for any band.
To use the improved kernel, point to the kernel file when initializing geometry information using the ISIS program "spiceinit". An example spiceinit command is:
spiceinit from=I012345678.lev1.cub ck= THEMIS_Day/NightIR_SiteName_ck.bc
When the new kernel is applied correctly to an image, the user will see the following in the image label:
InstrumentPositionQuality = Reconstructed
InstrumentPointingQuality = Unknown
If the image time is not contained in the kernel, the user will see the following type of error: "Unable to initialize camera model"
CAUTION: The kernels were derived from a control network generated independently for each region. Therefore, the kernel only contains images from within that region. Due to the length of THEMIS images and the orbit path of the 2001 Mars Odyssey spacecraft, there are many images that fall into more than one region. Therefore, A SINGLE IMAGE MAY BE INCLUDED IN MORE THAN ONE KERNEL AND HAVE DIFFERENT GEOMETRY INFORMATION IN EACH KERNEL. Both geometries are correct and accurate, so long as they are used within the latitude and longitude boundaries of the regions for which the kernel was derived. We suggest that you do not mix data from multiple regions/kernel files in a single product, as feature boundaries may not match.
Our future plans include controlling all THEMIS images within ±65° latitude and performing a global bundle adjustment for all images. There will then be a single smithed kernel that includes all THEMIS images within ±65° latitude. This kernel will be released to the NASA Navigation and Ancillary Information Facility (NAIF), and will be included in future ISIS releases. However, we are releasing these preliminary smithed kernels so that scientists and engineers have access to improved THEMIS image pointing of specific regions on Mars before the final product is complete.
Kernel summary file
Generic file format: THEMIS_Day|NightIR_SiteName_kernel_summary.txt
This file includes the pedigree for the preliminary smithed kernel, usage instructions, a listing of all images in the kernel, and all original kernel files used in the control network.
File list for images included in the kernel
Generic file format: THEMIS_Day|NightIR_SiteName_kernel_filelist.txt
- File list for images included in the mosaic
Generic file format: THEMIS_Day|NightIR_SiteName_mosaic_filelist.txt
Some images in the kernel were excluded from the mosaic due to post-calibration image processing problems.
- Archinal, B.A., et al., (2003), Mars Digital Image Model 2.1 control network, Lunar and Planetary Science XXXIV, Houston, Texas, Abstract #1485.
- Archinal, B.A., et al., (2004) A new Mars Digital Image Model (MDIM 2.1) control network, XXth ISPRS Congress, Istanbul, Turkey.
- Christensen, P. R. , B.M. Jakosky, H.H. Kieffer, M.C. Malin, H.Y. McSween, Jr., K. Nealson, G.L. Mehall, S.H. Silverman, S. Ferry, M. Caplinger, and M. Ravine (2004), The Thermal Emission Imaging System (THEMIS) for the Mars 2001 Odyssey mission, Space Sci. Rev., 110, 85-130.
- Fergason, R. L., E. M. Lee, L. Weller (2013) THEMIS Geodetically Controlled Mosaics of Mars, 44th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, The Woodlands, TX, Abstract #1642.


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Mentor: Arthur Edelstein, the developer of Clooj, would be an ideal mentor, if he has the time and interest in doing so. No one has yet approached him with this possibility that I am aware of.
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- Often doesn't make sense to give a function a primitive return.
- eg. `int` should probably be something like `(MaybePrimitive int)`
- Target Clojure 1.5 boxing semantics
- Understand common higher-order functions in non-higher-order contexts
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Knowledge prerequisites:
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University of Connecticut star point guard Shabazz Napier said during the Final Four in April that some nights he went to bed "starving," unable to buy the food he needed.
Those comments must have hit a nerve in the NCAA offices. Eight days later, the NCAA passed a rule allowing Division I colleges to offer student-athletes additional meals or snacks. Previously, schools were required to provide scholarship athletes three meals a day during the school year, or a stipend of equal value to the meals, as well as snacks such as bagels or nuts. The new rule allows schools to provide more food.
"It's going to help us a lot," said Colorado senior cornerback Greg Henderson. "We'll be able to maintain our weight, or gain weight if we have to. The stipend, it covers a lot, but sometimes toward the end of the month we run out of money, so it's just better when we have more food to eat so we don't go hungry."
CU is the one Front Range school with big plans to take advantage of the rule, which went into effect last week. Athletic director Rick George said the university has budgeted $800,000 to $1 million to both hire a sports dietician and provide extra food to its student-athletes.
"We want to look at the right options for our student-athletes to get the nutrition that they need," George said. "It's different by sport and what their needs are and if they're in season or out of season. There are a lot of factors that go into that, so we're developing a plan that will benefit all of our student-athletes."
Most area schools are taking a wait-and-see approach toward making any big changes in how they feed their athletes, but Colorado State football coach Jim McElwain said his players will get what they need.
"We're going to be able to get these guys some extra meals," McElwain said. "What happens is, especially in season, they have to hustle over to try to get something to eat and now we're going to be able to make sure they at least get a snack. It's almost the convenience part of it, they're burning a ton of calories and to be able to get them a little extra is huge."
NCAA associate director of media relations Michelle Hosick said in an e-mail the legislation is intended to replace a meal that might have been missed because of a scheduling conflict, or allow for snacks to fill in gaps during the day.
The rule has led to many colleges reassessing the food they are providing and turning to dieticians for help.
Beth Jauquet, who works for Cherry Creek Nutrition, said there are too many variables to determine how many calories an average athlete burns. She said student-athletes in a high-intensity sport can't necessarily meet all their nutritional needs with three meals. Jauquet said with an additional meal or snacks, athletes should recover better, which could help lead to better performances.
But not all colleges in Colorado are ready to shell out more money for food. University of Northern Colorado athletic director Darren Dunn said his budget for the current academic year was set in January, but his department is looking at options to make sure its student-athletes have all they need to eat.
The Air Force Academy will not be affected by the rule. Cadets receive three meals a day and are required to attend breakfast and lunch. There are no student-athletes who live off campus, so the athletic department doesn't use stipends. Troy Garnhart, associate athletic director for communications, said the school is not planning on supplying additional food.
Colorado State is using this school year as an observation period. John Morris, CSU deputy athletic director, said the school will study what others are doing and build a plan. One of the main goals is to provide additional nutrition for athletes, Morris said.
He's talked with other schools in the Mountain West conference and said the response has been positive in how athletes can be helped.
"Everyone has a lot of questions about what's possible. Everyone is kind of in a brainstorming mode to figure out what the best things to do are," Morris said.
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In Ajahn Sumedho's book The Sound of Silence there is a chapter named, "Questions About Awareness and Rebirth" (http://books.google.com/books?id=TqKbrm ... #PPA237,M1) where Ajahn Sumedho states:
Do you guys agree with Ajahn Sumedho's view that rebirth is speculative? If you do or do not, then why?"Rebirth," like "reincarnation," is a term that's used generally referring to having gone through a series of different lives, and then there are various views about whether once you get reincarnated into human form where you can go, become a frog again or something like that. . . . But the truth of the matter is, nobody really knows.
The historical Buddha refers to previous lives in the scriptures and things like this, but for me these things are speculative.


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Its no great secret that Juneau, a collection of features in the forthcoming SQL Server codenamed Denali, will be in the next version of Visual Studio but its nice to have it confirmed all the same. I have installed the first publicly available drop of that next version (known as Visual Studio 11 Developer Preview, download from here) that was released at last week's BUILD event and sure enough the Juneau stuff is right there. Here's some screenshots:
Note the presence of Juneau in the About dialog:
Here's the new Juneau table designer:
OK, so this isn't really news (unless you didn't already know about it) however what is of interest is that this is the Express Edition of Visual Studio. This bodes well for full release – Juneau needs to be available to as many folks as possible which means not making it exclusive to the Ultimate Edition.
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Really , great it 's such a useful tool. no more need to open the SSMS


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Site administrators are the people who configure the Project Web App server settings. They are responsible for setting up a wide variety of options in Project Web App, including things like security, time reporting periods, operational policies, and workflows.
Are you a site administrator? If so, content to help you get your job done can be found on Office.com and on TechNet. Office.com content covers many of the options that you find within the Project Web App user interface. All other content that applies to site administrators can be found on TechNet.
In this article
What is Project Web App?
Project Web App is one part of an end-to-end enterprise project management solution. This solution includes a client program, Project Professional, and a server, Project Server. Project Web App is part of Project Server. It is a robust Web application that is used to do everything from analyzing portfolios and managing demands, to entering time in a timesheet and updating task status.
Get oriented
The Project Web App interface is made up of three main areas: the Quick Launch, the Ribbon, and the content display area.
The Quick Launch lists the main views and pages that you are able to access. You can click these links to navigate to different areas of the program. Some pages in Project Web App do not include the Quick Launch. For example, when you fill out a form, you must complete and save the form, or cancel out of it, in order to see the Quick Launch.
The Ribbon is the toolbar that you use to perform actions on what's currently in the content display area. There may be multiple tabs on the Ribbon, to change between different sets of actions. Each tab contains groups of related buttons that you can use to interact with the page content.
The content display area contains information about your portfolios, projects, and tasks. This is the main focus of each page, and is where you will enter and review data.
Where do you start?
Site administrators should start by clicking Server Settings on the Quick Launch in Project Web App. To be frank, if you're a new Project Web App site administrator, you may find yourself somewhat overwhelmed when you see how many options you can set up on the Server Settings page. You may have an easier time thinking about the server settings in bigger terms. There are server settings for people, data, projects, user interface, and Project Server. The following sections provide more information about which settings pages fall into these categories.
First, let's get our heads around what you need to set up in terms of people in Project Web App. In Project Web App, "people" translates to "users," so you'll need to first think about what kind of security you want to put in place for your user base. Project Web App has multiple security levels, which you can use to clearly define who can see and do certain things. Once you have your security model defined, you can begin adding user accounts, and applying security levels to those accounts.
Site administrators are also responsible for setting up delegations. When a user knows that he or she will be unavailable during a certain time period, and that during that period there are specific things that need to happen in a project that only that user can do, the user can request that another user be made his or her delegate for that time period. As a site administrator, you can set up that delegation, granting one user full access to everything the other user can do, for a set duration.
There are several different angles to talking about data in Project Web App. The site administrator can set up different enterprise data options, such as custom fields and calendars, that are used throughout several projects. The flip side of setting up the data within the system is handling the actual database where the data is stored. The site administrator is also responsible for setting up backups, restoring the database (when necessary), and managing OLAP databases.
The site administrator sets up three different aspects of projects in Project Web App: workflows, project details, and time and task management.
In this version of Project Web App, projects are tied to a workflow, which the site administrator sets up using a combination of Microsoft Visual Studio and Project Web App. The workflow logic is defined by the portfolio manager, who provides it to the site administrator to set up. You will set up phases and stages in Project Web App, and then use Visual Studio to organize those phases and stages into a workflow.
The site administrator is also responsible for setting up the pages that are used to capture project details at each phase and stage of the workflow. The portfolio manager provides the site administrator with the information that needs to be captured, the site administrator sets up the appropriate custom fields in Project Web App, and then the site administrator adds those fields to Project Detail Pages.
In the time and task management area of Project Web App, the site administrator is responsible for configuring reporting periods and other settings specific to tracking how much work is done on a project, and how much work remains.
User interface
The site administrator has a degree of control over the Project Web App user interface. Changes can be made to views, grouping formats, Gantt chart formats, the Quick Launch, and the layout of project detail pages.
Project Server
Finally, the site administrator is responsible for the management of certain things that aren't specific to only Project Web App. These Project Server aspects that are controlled by the site administrator include the queue and several operational policies.
How to get help
If you run into trouble while administering Project Web App, there are several resources available online to help you find solutions:
Office.com This article has pointed to several resources available on Office.com. If the issue you're facing is something addressed within the Server Settings pages in Project Web App, look for content to support your issue on Office.com.
TechNet If your issue goes beyond what you can address using the Server Settings page in Project Web App, or if you are unable to find answers on Office.com, look for content to support your issue on TechNet.


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Was born Adolf Schayes. He is in the Basketball Hall of Fame. During his career he was an NBA all-start 12 times and coached the Warriors.
Brody is a local Trenton basketball legend where he played under another Jewish local sports legend, Scott Moscovich. 2nd team All-American at Illinois was drafted #13 by the Baltimore Bullets. After a contract dispute and a stint in the U.S. Army he decided to make aliyah. He Enjoyed a successful international career and helped Israeli basketball immeasurably.
Tamir is an Israeli professional basketball player. He is a 2.08 m (6 ft 10 in) tall center/forward and he currently plays for Maccabi Rishon LeZion.
Heyman was the NCAA Tournament MVP in 1963 and All-American with Duke. He played for the Knicks in the 1960s.
Orender is a sports executive and a former collegiate and professional basketball player. She was recently president of the WNBA. She grew up on Long Island, New York and was a five-sport athlete in high school, lettering in basketball, field hockey, volleyball, softball, and tennis.
Grunfeld is the General Manager of the Washington Wizards. He was also once a professional basketball player. He served as general manager of the New York Knicks of the National Basketball Association from 1989 to 1999, and as the Bucks' general manager from 1999–2003, at which time he became the President of Basketball Operations for the Washington Wizards.
LaRusso was an American 6' 7" five-time National Basketball Association All-Star. His mother was Jewish and father was not.
Saperstein was founder, owner and coach of the Savoy Big Five, which later became the Harlem Globetrotters. He was born in London, England to a Jewish family.
Stoudemire is an American professional basketball player who plays as a power forward and center for the New York Knicks of the National Basketball Association. He has Jewish roots in his mother's family heritage. Stoudemire has visited Israel and is one of the few players in the league with Jewish ties.
Hudson River League & New York State League 5 4" guard, Hall of Fame