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With Asian soybean rust having been found in Mexican soybeans, Tom Isakeit has been on his toes.
"We're monitoring sentinel plots scattered from Wesleco to north of Dallas," says the busy Texas A&M plant pathologist. "There's also a couple on the High Plains. As far as an alert system, the sentinel plots are our main focus."
There are also spore traps in the state but Isakeit is less impressed with them. In mid-May, reports emerged that spores trapped in Fort Bend County were "like" those generated by ASR. But they were never positively identified.
"That's a big consideration. I want to emphasize that spore traps can't be relied upon to provide an early warning. Without enough spores to run a PCR or other tests to confirm identity, the trapped spores don't tell us much. They could be rust spores from anything. Also, when dealing with these spore traps, we're unsure if the spores are even alive. That points toward the importance of sentinel plots. Unfortunately, spore-trapping adds a lot of confusion to the situation."
As late as May 20, Isakeit checked a kudzu patch northeast of Houston where he found ASR last year. He's also been checking another patch north of Livingston and found nothing suspicious.
"I'm confident that ASR didn't overwinter in that kudzu. It all died back and the rust died with it."
Because of an ASR find on south Texas soybeans in February, Isakeit has been more concerned about Wesleco and the Lower Rio Grande Valley. But sentinel plots in the areas are clean.
"I traveled there last month to look at some commercial beans and again found nothing. There are some people checking edible legumes in the area and those crops are clean, as well."
It's been very dry recently, especially in south Texas. "When ASR mobility is talked about, people often say it has to move in 'small steps' – a few hundred miles or less. The dry weather we're having would certainly help hold it off.
"Assuming there's a source in Mexico, there's not much in south Texas that's susceptible to ASR. There is very small acreage of soybeans in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, maybe a few hundred acres. Spores can shower the crop but, unless there's enough wetness for the right amount of time, nothing will happen."
And there's another large soybean gap between the Lower Rio Grande Valley acreage and the next large area of commercial soybeans in Victoria, south of Houston.
"Victoria has been pretty dry, as well. They've only been hit with small, isolated showers. That surely helps restrict disease development."
For these reasons, "the spore trap report was a bit frustrating. I knew the weather conditions weren't conducive to rust. I went out and personally verified that the sentinel plot (near the trap), along with three commercial fields nearby, had no ASR."
How is the Mexican ASR situation being monitored?
"They don't have an Extension system there like ours. There are some people down there that are supposed to be working with USDA. Thus far, most of the Mexican ASR information has come from Syngenta."
In the past, Isakeit has done work in the Tampico area of Mexico where ASR has been found. That's about a six-hour drive from the U.S. border.
And there is some precedence for worry. When Texas experienced sorghum ergot – a disease where spores can be windborne and sent north -- it was first found in that area of Mexico.
"We were able to track that disease on volunteer sorghum alongside roads. So I'm not saying, 'Those ASR incidences in Mexico are so far away that we don't need to worry.' No, it's something we need to look out for. But, right now, if spores are brought to us from Mexico, they probably won't do much because it's so dry.
"And we're heading into the time of year when it becomes very hot. The commercial beans in south Texas will be finishing up in another month or so."
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We are a mid-size company selling and renting clothes and accessories for upcoming brides and grooms (for weddings). In our main shop, one can find a huge amount of wedding gowns (>1500 pcs), costumes and a lot of accessories, like shoes, underwear, jewels, etc. In the secondary shop, we present a limited collection of more prestigious, unique wedding gowns. There, we aim for a closer interaction with the customer and a more personal approach.
We currently have multiple domain names and 3 different websites: [url removed, login to view] (main shop), [url removed, login to view] (secondary shop) and [url removed, login to view] (wedding gown selection tool) that should be combined in a single website with online shop. Accessories could be bought online, wedding gowns shall be displayed as products without price, but with their properties, such that the user can search efficiently. Logged in users should be given the option to like their favorite products and make online appointments to try the dresses. Their favorite dresses should be visible by the administration, such that these can be prepared for the try session.
The new website should have following requirements:
1. General (user) requirements
- attractive layout
- Responsive, to be used on all platforms/devices
- Search function over all the site
- Let the users login using their own Facebook / Google account, or no login at all
- Logged in users should be able to save dresses, which our staff should be able to see, such that the dress can immediately be presented on the appointment.
- Users should be able to fill in their profile with custom fields, e.g. wedding date, location, partner, etc.
- Banners to promote events or Social networks
- Social network integration: Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Google+, …
- Contact form, where the results are sent to an e-mail address
- Reservation system (try a dress) preferably (but not necessary) compatible with Google Calendar. Fixed time slots. The available number of time slots varies every day, dependent on our staff occupancy. The profile completed with telephone and e-mail is required to be able to make reservations.
- Users should be able to view their appointments, sent contact forms and favorite dresses.
2. Performance requirements
- Fast site speed
- High search engine ranking
- Fast CMS
3. Technical requirements
- We own different domain names. Please, suggest how these can be used as a benefit.
- Appropriate redirects (301/302) for all existing pages to the new pages
- Sitemap for all pages, and images
- SEO optimised
- CMS should be one of the leading CMS systems: Wordpress, Drupal or Joomla
- Integration with Google Analytics, Google Adwords, Mailchimp and (optionally) Google Calendar
4. Administrator requirements
- Easy to maintain, still fast with a high number of pictures
- Image library with easy upload functionality
- Automatic rescaling and thumbnail generation
- Preview before publication
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British Columbia Master of Liberal Arts & Humanities On-Campus Programs & Liberal Arts Colleges
Whether you are looking for liberal arts colleges with graduate programs or universities with Master of Liberal Arts and Humanities programs, there are a number of reasons to choose to study on campus. Most liberal studies masters programs explore topics that range form the humanities and social sciences to the natural and formal sciences. If you have a scholarly curiosity, are interested in developing a range of potentially transferable skills, explore the variety of graduate school options for liberal arts majors by reading on!
Master of Liberal Arts and Humanities: Essentials
If you desire a well-rounded program, a Master of Liberal Arts and Humanities Degree program is designed both for students who seek specialized knowledge, and those who seek cross-disciplinary study. Often, Liberal Arts Graduate schools allow students to tailor their masters programs to meet their own needs, interests, or career goals.
Prospective applicants typically are required to have a Bachelor's degree, GRE Scores and may need to pass an interview process or other admission protocols. On average, a masters program takes two years to complete, but this could depend on whether you are a full or part-time student. There is usually a capstone project and completion of core curriculum; this of course, is likely to vary between Liberal Arts graduate Schools.
Top executives in the public sector often have a degree in business administration, public administration, law, or the liberal arts.[i]
The MLA vs. Master of Liberal Arts and Humanities Programs
The Master of Liberal Arts (MLA) is known for being interdisciplinary and inclusive; you might study human behavior and human interaction as well as fine arts, literature, film and the social sciences. This type of degree builds critical thinking and communication skills while teaching you to appreciate history, language or world perspectives on economics. Often they are framed in other ways, such as the Master of Public Affairs & Social Sciences, Liberal Arts & Humanities masters degree.
If you are currently working, a Master of Liberal Arts and Humanities Degree Program might help you refine your skills, perhaps open up a new avenue. Say for instance, you have an undergraduate degree in writing, and you find jobs that appeal to you but you don't quite have the credentials for them. Here is where enrolling in an MFA in Creative Writing (fiction) or a Master of Science in Publishing may help give you the tools of your trade and potentially help you compete for roles previously out of reach. Other options might include Business Ethics MBA, a Master of Arts: Communication in Corporate Communication & PR, Journalism and Digital Multimedia or Master of Science in Communication: Health Communication.
FUN FACT: 26% of Chief Executives hold a master's degree[ii]
What Types of On-Campus Programs are there?
Master of Liberal Arts and Humanities Programs cover a variety of fascinating subjects. and you may have more choices for liberal arts colleges with onsite graduate programs than for either hybrid or online. Check out the major categories:
- Masters in Area, Ethnic & Cultural Studies
- Masters in Communications & Public Relations
- Masters in Economics
- Masters in English
- Masters in History
- Masters in Humanities
- Masters in Languages
- Masters in Liberal Arts & Sciences
- Masters in Literature & Writing
- Masters in Philosophy & Ethics
- Masters in Women's Studies
Lots of Program Formats - Why Choose On-Campus?
There are just as many graduate school options for liberal arts majors as there are programs! You might choose a Liberal Arts College or a university with a strong Liberal Arts and Humanities department. Either way, studying on campus has some potential benefits to consider:
Social learning environment: Choosing to attend classes at graduate school means you get the explicit learning derived from textbooks and lectures plus the implicit learning derived from human interaction and communication.
Network: In terms of that interaction, you might build new social and professional networks. In any event, you are meeting professors and classmates in real time rather than in a virtual setting.
Interpersonal Skills: Communication is a strong component of Liberal Arts and Humanities; studying on campus may provide more opportunity to work in groups, engage in discussions and analysis, learn to ask questions effectively, and probably brainstorm with other grad students.
Everything in one place: Studying at a Liberal Arts College or grad school often means that all the facilities are in close proximity and you have access to all the facilities – language laboratories, libraries, student services, student lounges.
Extra Stuff: Sometimes campuses post announcements in common areas to encourage participation in guest lectures or college gatherings. You may want to join and experience the extras that come from your college community.
Finding a Liberal Arts Graduate School
If you know the type of Masters of Liberal Arts and Humanities program you want to review, simply choose the 'campus program format' on GradSchools.com. This will yield listings in this subject that you can review. Some programs have links to visit their school site, and may have tabs you click for more info from the university or liberal arts college.
If finding a Liberal Arts masters program in a specific geographical area is important to you, use the city, state or country tabs to view listings by location. It is very straightforward.
Liberal Arts College Accreditation
You are looking through universities and liberal arts colleges and find that some are "accredited" and you start wondering whether this is important. Accreditation is a type of quality control. It means that the graduate school adheres to certain standards for their curriculum and faculty. This may also be important to prospective employers. Also, some licensing programs may require that you've graduated an accredited program because it ensures that faculty qualified to teach in that field has educated you.
In the United States, accreditation takes place at different levels. At the highest level, governmental and other agencies govern and recognize the accrediting bodies. For instance, the US Department of Education, the Council for Higher Education Association (CHEA) and the Association of Specialized and Professional Accreditors (ASPA) give authority to associations that oversee accreditation at the regional, institutional or program level.
Regional Accreditation: The US Department of Education recognizes 6 distinct higher education regions, and a different accrediting body supervises each of these.
Institutional Accreditation: Some liberal arts colleges may be accredited by institute-specific agencies.
Specialized Accreditation: Focuses on specific areas of study and individual graduate programs. Also referred to as professional accreditation in that specific programs meet the national standards for that field of study.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
You now have the tips and techniques to choose a Master of Liberal Arts and Humanities graduate program and graduate school. Continued success as you embark on a potentially exciting and rewarding academic journey!
Sources: [i] bls.gov/ooh/management/top-executives.htm#tab-4.gov/ooh/management/top-executives.htm | [ii] onetonline.org/link/summary/11-1011.00
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White Elephant is a charmingly curated independent boutique with equally charming owners. Friends Hollie Pocsai and Jane Labatte opened up shop on James Street North in 2008 with a mission to showcase independent makers from Canada. In August 2014 they expanded and opened a second location in the Westdale neighbourhood. They focus on local and sustainable design for a store brimming with classic, contemporary and thoughtful wares. You'll find designers like Valerie Dumaine, Eve Gravel, Birds of North America, Betina Lou and more.


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Revs see red again as Marko Perovic's early ejection puts New England in a hole en route to a 4-0 loss to Chivas USA | RevsWrap >>
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – A pair of goals from Jesus Padilla and additional strikes from Justin Braun and Blair Gavin lifted visiting Chivas USA to a 4-0 win over the New England Revolution on Wednesday night at Gillette Stadium.
For the second time in just four days, the Revs were forced to play much of the match shorthanded following the 29th-minute ejection of playmaking midfielder Marko Perovic. The red card compounded an already difficult situation for the Revolution, which was also without the suspended Kheli Dube and Joseph Niouky.
The loss extended the Revolution's (2-4-1, 7 pts.) winless streak to four games, while the club finished its three-game home-stand with one draw and two losses. Chivas USA (3-3-1, 10 pts.), meanwhile, earned its second straight result on the road after grabbing a 1-1 draw in Chicago last weekend.
After using identical starting lineups for the first two games of the home-stand, head coach Steve Nicol was forced to ring in the changes to his starting 11 on Wednesday night. Dube and Niouky were both suspended after receiving red cards in last weekend's draw with FC Dallas. As a result, Nicol switched from a 4-4-2 setup to a 4-5-1 formation, with Chris Tierney returning to the lineup to join Pat Phelan in central midfield, while Perovic played just ahead of them. Khano Smith earned his first start of the season, filling in for Perovic on the left wing, while rookie Zack Schilawski was deployed as a lone striker.
New England's five-man midfield did the job of stifling Chivas USA in the early stages, as neither team seriously threatened in the opening 15 minutes. That situation changed as the game wore on, however, as the Goats slowly began to take control of the match.
The visitors first threatened in the 16th minute when Padilla's left-wing cross found Braun open seven yards from goal. Braun connected with his header, but bounced his effort wide of the left post. Revs goalkeeper Preston Burpo – coming off a career-high, 10-save performance against FC Dallas – was called into action for the first time in the 20th minute, palming away Sacha Kljestan's knuckling, 35-yard free kick.
It was just six minutes later that Chivas USA finally made the initial breakthrough, as Padilla capitalized on a miscue in the back to score his second goal of the season. Revolution right back Kevin Alston struggled to clear a bouncing ball, and Padilla pounced, rounding Burpo and finishing into an empty net.
The situation went from bad to worse for the Revs just three minutes later, when Perovic was shown a straight red card for his part in an altercation with Chivas USA midfielder Ben Zemanksi. Zemanski was issued a yellow card.
Chivas USA made the most of its numerical advantage in the 33rd minute, as Braun made amends for his earlier miss by powering through the Revolution backline and calmly finishing inside the right post.
Burpo was called upon once again in the 41st minute, making a big save on Braun to keep the score at 2-0 going into the halftime break.
It didn't take long for the Goats to extend their lead to three goals, however, as Padilla notched his second of the game in the 48th minute. Chivas USA expertly worked the ball across the top of the box from right to left, with Kljestan providing the final ball for Padilla to finish from inside the box.
Only a fantastic effort from Cory Gibbs prevented the visitors from taking a 4-0 lead in the 60th minute. Braun's deft chip over Burpo was destined for the back of the net, but Gibbs backtracked and managed to acrobatically clear the ball of the line.
The Revolution's first shot on goal finally arrived in the 64th minute, and it was an impressive effort off the foot of Phelan. The central midfielder unleashed a long-range drive from all of 30 yards, and it took a fantastic save from Chivas USA goalkeeper Zach Thornton to tip the ball over the bar.
It was Chivas USA which rounded out the scoring in the 81st minute, however, when Gavin scored the first goal of his MLS career. The former Akron midfielder fought through a challenge outside the box before blasting a left-footed shot just inside the left post from 20 yards out.
After playing three straight at home, the Revs will return to the road this weekend when they visit the Columbus Crew on Saturday, May 8. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. from Crew Stadium.
New England Revolution (2-4-1, 7 pts.) vs. Chivas USA (3-3-1, 10 pts.)
May 5, 2010 – Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.)
Scoring Summary:
CHV – Jesus Padilla (Braun) 26
CHV – Justin Braun (Trujillo) 33
CHV – Jesus Padilla (Braun, Kljestan) 48
CHV – Blair Gavin (unassisted) 81
New England Revolution: Preston Burpo (GK), Kevin Alston (Edgaras Jankauskas 46), Cory Gibbs ©, Darrius Barnes, Seth Sinovic, Khano Smith, Pat Phelan, Chris Tierney (Nico Colaluca 77), Sainey Nyassi, Marko Perovi?, Zack Schilawski (Kenny Mansally 71)
Substitutes Not Used: Bobby Shuttleworth, Mauricio Castro, Zak Boggs
STATS: Shots: 5; Shots on Goal: 2; Saves: 5; Corner Kicks: 4; Offside: 1; Fouls Committed: 7
Chivas USA: Zach Thornton (GK), Mariano Trujillo, Michael Umana, Dario Delgado, Jonathan Bornstein, Gerson Mayen, Ben Zernanski (Marcello Saragosa 60), Blair Gavin, Jesus Padilla (Jose Macotelo 67), Justiin Braun (Maicon Santos 74), Sacha Kljestan ©
Substitutes Not Used: Kevin Guppy, Jorge Flores, Carlos Borja, Chukwudi Chijindi
STATS: Shots: 15; Shots on Goal: 10; Saves: 5; Corner Kicks: 4; Offside: 3; Fouls Committed: 7
Misconduct Summary:
CHV – Ben Zemanski (caution) 28
NE – Marko Perovi? (ejection) 28
NE – Edgaras Jankauskas (caution) 86
Referee: Steven DePiero
Referee's Assistants: Joe Fletcher, Claudio Badea
Fourth Official: Siliu Petrescu
Weather: Clear and 75 degrees
Attendance: 5,990


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Banner Making Made Simple
Here is a simple guide to making a banner that you can use to freeway banner, do a banner drop, or carry to a rally! You may also be interested to download and read the excellent creative visuals toolkit from the Ruckus Society. (Adapted from Making the Banner by Sarah Rath)
As soon as you arrive at your banner-hanging location, take photos for posting on the CODEPINK national website, your Facebook wall, twitter and elsewhere!
Depending upon the location you choose, you may not need the grommets. When the police come by, they will most likely instruct you on the law (no attaching banners). Explain that you just wanted to make sure the banner didn't fall onto the freeway. Engage them in a conversation if possible.
What you are doing is supported by both Federal and State law. Be respectful, but unafraid. We pay the police to protect us. We are patriotic Americans giving up our free time to exercise our First Amendment rights and defend the Constitution.
If the police order you to remove the attachments you must do so. The
law says you are allowed to hold the banner with your hands. If they decide
your banner is a traffic hazard, you will have to remove it. Try to negotiate.
Ask if it would be OK to stay a few minutes longer, and then do as they
say. This way you maintain good relations and they might even look the
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Sunday morning in Colliinsville
This first photo isn't from this morning. I took it last Saturday evening at a dance held by The Oklahoma Swing Syndicate (TOSS). They're swing dancing fans who meet each week at a church in Tulsa. I was surprised to see how many people attended that evening. And of course, watching dancers offers numerous photo opportunities. This one was taken while the pair practiced a move, meant to be a lift, but they kept missing it.
Collinsville has a 25mph speed limit on every street in town, unlike most others here in northeast Oklahoma. This is the first time I've seen a Yield to Pedestrians sign anywhere in the area. I don't know if it's in compliance with the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices (interesting reading if you suffer from insomnia) but it's heartening to see the signs.
One other thing - Collinsville PD is quite serious about enforcing that 25 mph speed limit. Keep a careful eye on the speedometer if you're going through town.
Many older buildings here are brick, often red brick. Towns throughout the region were constructed at roughly the same time period, so the architecture and building materials are common themes. This is the Collinsville municipal building, formerly the fire house which - in a bit of irony - burned down one night. They built a new fire house and renovated the old one for offices. It's all red brick. Many of the streets are red brick too. They're kind of wavy, but don't have potholes.
As I took these photos, a crew was installing fresh bricks on the west side of this building.
This is the town's train station, now being used as a museum. I don't know if it's open regularly. The area around it is used for storage of the bricks for sidewalks and streets. There's an active railroad track nearby, about a hundred yards east of the station, so there must have been a spur leading here at one time. It's long gone.
There will be more photos over on my Picasa web album, including color versions of those above. I used the Canon A590IS this morning and I set it up to do black and white JPEGS as well as RAW. I have to convert the RAW images over to color JPEGs later today. (The photos are posted as of 4:15 local time. I just discovered that Picasa displays RAW files, though they've been reduced in size from the originals. Still, they look good.)
But first, I need a cup of coffee.
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Jon Benson needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 120 designs submitted by 40 freelance designers.
I need one brand with two logos for "7 Minute Muscle" and "7 Minute Body." The logos should have the same general appearance but differentiated somehow to reflect the two programs.
7 Minute Muscle; 7 Minute Body
7 Minute Muscle is a gym-based workout system while 7 Minute Body is the same system but geared toward in-home use (less hard-core.) Both need to have the same general look and feel (perhaps a color difference?) with one unifying and strong iconic look. The icon is crucial -- it must reflect the number 7 and 'fitness' and be used in BOTH logos. Think iconic, fun, sleek, powerful. You can see the book "7 Minute Muscle" at 7MinuteMuscle.com. This may give you some ideas, but ignore the logo at the top of the page.... it blows.
- Something iconic and strong.- Something that can be used for both brands (7MB and 7MM; in-home and gym-based)- Two versions of the same logo in essence.
- Nothing that screams "clip art"... please...
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I need to talk to Seth! He doesn't care about yanked anymore. And it is his best creation. He soands all his time on growtopia that it's not fair for the tanked players. Seth pls update. If you need ideas,it is endless.
1) adding friends /friends to see if they r online.
2) changing tank appearances like adding scales
3) testing tanks for like a week for like 150 coins
4) allowing players to trade accs via a safe network
5) adding mini games to play in the chat...like a texting game like game pegion on iOS
6) more tanks (bit of a stretch as as speed,reload,damage, and armor are all done variously)
7) adding power ups to games. A power up like bomb rain can be unleashed for team that gets to center first. And it shows up 1 time every 30 secs.
8) new maps. Make like a futuristic map that is some what similar to Egypt expect where you can teleport from a certain spot to another on the map. and maybe get rid of town.
9) more modes like a mode where all are given same tank for that game. Where there is a superior room...like VIP but 1,000 cp to get in. And there u can change to modes like all skill or all panzer or all fatty or even all rt.
10) top point scoring ppl from winning team gets 2 coins and top in losing gets 1 coin.
Also u say the server is old. Couldn't you simply use the basic code from tanked transfer it to a new system and make some of these above changes. I really believe it as a great game and that it will surpass growtopia or even clash of clans if you spend time on it...pls do this Seth. Oh please.
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J.B. Hunt is now hiring CDL-A truck drivers for regional driving jobs within our Intermodal fleet! This regional Intermodal trucking job features: * $5,000 transition assistance available for a limited time! * Average annual earnings projected at $68,000 to $73,000 * Top earners average $80,000 * Enjoy two days off each week * Consistent, hassle-free delivery * No-touch freight * Complete your orientation online via our Direct to Work orientation program! * Benefit options and a company-matched 401k plan As America's largest intermodal carrier, J.B. Hunt's fleet boasts 87,000 company-owned and maintained containers and 80,000 company-owned and maintained chassis. Which means our drivers don't have to deal with the hassle of shared or poorly maintained pools. Plus, we offer expedited on/off ramp access and container tracking to cut down wasted time at the yard. And less time on the yard means more time on the road and more money in your pocket. J.B. Hunt Intermodal drivers also receive access to competitive benefit packages including options for an individual or a family with offerings including medical, dental, prescription and more. Drivers also begin accruing paid time off from day one. Call 1- for more information about this regional Intermodal driving job or pre-qualify online now. JIT-123 Candidates with past experience as Delivery Driver, Shipping, Receiving, and Traffic Clerk, and Industrial Truck and Tractor Operator and that have worked in companies such as NFI Industries, TransX Group , and Calyx Transportation Group are encouraged to submit their application.


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Gary at TheKoalition.com writes: This week our Editor-in-chief Richard Bailey and Jakejames Lugo (Venomous Fatman) joined us to speak in length about their time at Pax East last week. One of our main discussions came from GDC, where Epic unveiled their Unreal Engine 4. There was tons of controversy when they was asked if the engine would be coming to the Wii U and Epic downplayed the system by letting everybody know Unreal Engine 3 would still be available for Wii U.
With the Wii U unable to take on these new technologies, what does this mean for the future of the console?
Also on this podcast we discuss the Battlefield 4 and Metal Gear Solid V announcements. We also speak on some of the new releases we have been playing such as Bioshock: Infinite and Gears of War: Judgement.
Pax games discussed include:
Last of Us
State of Decay
Kingdom Hearts 1.5
Saints Row IV
And lots more.
It means that this post is late and Mark Rein is still very busy taking his head out of his own A$$...
"Wii U 'unable' to take on these new technologies", Wii U could handle tech such as Unreal Engine 4. Engine's can be customised to suit the needs of the platform they're being used on. It's not that it's unable to take it on, it's that Epic are unwilling to make their engine work on Wii U.
Well he said people could fit it for the Wii U, but URE3 looks pretty good.
Nintendo has proprietary hardware that companies dont want to take to time to build it for.. But if sony used their own again, devs would.. Nintendo needs to build better relationships or they will stay in the same situation forever.. MS entered the game console market way after nintendo yet has way better support..


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Eggplant "Ricotta" Stacks From 'Nom Nom Paleo'
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This trio of eggplant, tomato, and ricotta cheese makes for a hearty, if not terribly exciting, twist on a caprese salad. Give the appetizer a Paleo twist, though, and the dish transforms into something far more interesting. Michelle Tam's recipe in her new cookbook, Nom Nom Paleo, pairs eggplant slices (coated in ghee and broiled) with thick tomato steaks, a balsamic and shallot reduction, and her own macadamia nut-based ricotta "cheese." The nutty and rich spread adds heft and dimension to the silky eggplant and the punchy reduction echoes the sweet acidity in the tomatoes.
Why I picked this recipe: I liked the ricotta "cheese" well enough on its own, but I wanted to see how it worked in a complete dish.
What worked: I was surprised by how well the flavors of the "cheese" and the balsamic reduction worked together. And coating the eggplant with ghee was a nice alternative to the usual olive oil.
What didn't: It look much longer to broil the eggplant than advertised. If the eggplant burns before cooking through, you can stick it in a warm oven to finish cooking.
Suggested tweaks: Tomatoes aren't exactly in season now. If you can get decent ones, use them; otherwise I'd try stirring in sun dried tomatoes to the "cheese" and skip the tomato layer altogether. Grilling the eggplant will also work if you can stand to be outside.
As always with our Cook the Book feature, we have five (5) copies of Nom Nom Paleo to give away this week.
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Tsukiji fish market tour and cooking class.1st/9/2015‐Sushi,Deep Fried Tofu with Dashi Sauce&Miso soup Class
Tsukiji fish market tour and cooking class.
--Sushi,Deep Fried Tofu with Dashi Sauce&Miso soup ---
・1st/9/2015 9:00-12:30
The cooking class next to tsukiji fish market,
■A convenient location ■Learn in English
■Use the food materials fresh from Tsukiji Market.
Join Tsukiji fish market tour and cooking class.
- Schedule: ・1st/9/2015 9:00-12:30
・Meeting time:8:45
・Meeting place:Toei Oedo Line 【Tsukiji shijyou】station Exit A1
・Fish Market tour: 9:00-10:00
・Cooking clss: 10:15-12:30
-Address: 6 Chome-27-3 3F Tsukiji, Chūō-ku, Tokyo, Japan
-Price: 14,000Yen(ex.tax) per person
-Capacity:10 persons
-4 food items
・Temari sushi
・Maki sushi
【Deep Fried Tofu with Dashi Sauce 】
【Miso soup】
【sea food】
Something from the fish market.
How to register
-Applicants must make reservations in advance.
-Same day registration is permitted, subject to availability.
Check here to register.
Welcome to Japan!
Are you satisfied with only eating and shopping?
TSUKIJI COOKING welcomes people as follows;
-Not fully satisfied with "just eating" delicious Japanese cuisines.
-Looking for a unique Japanese experience to enhance your trip!
-Always thought of learning how to cook traditional Japanese cuisines, including home dishes.
-Hoping to recreate an authentic Japanese food when you go back.
TSUKIJI COOKING can offer you;
-A convenient location
We are located in next to tsukiji fish market. Make an extra stop to participate in class when you are sightseeing in the city.
-Learn in English
Don't speak Japanese? No problem! Japanese/English interpreter will attend classes.
-So fresh!
We will use the food materials fresh from Tsukiji Market.
We aim to have a bonding relationship between students and teachers.
Why don't you join us and cook a delicious dish, try it, and have social fun time?
Join Tsukiji Cooking.
What is Tukiji Market?
Tsukiji market opened in 1935, when the fish market in Nihonbashi and the vegetable market in Kyobashi were moved.
It is the wholesale market for seafood and vegetables which has the oldest history of the 11 Central Wholesale Markets in Tokyo.
The supply zone extends to the nearby prefectures in Kanto Area as well as Tokyo. It is one of the world's largest markets for marine products in particular and plays a role as a quoted market of Japan.
※A quoted market means a market with the power to form prices as reference to trade at other markets.
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【TSUKIJI COOKING】next to tsukiji fish market. Tokyo japan
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UCC Café Terrace MenuShare
- Black and White Truffle Fries
Crisp potato wedges with black truffle bits tossed with truffle oil and parmesan cheese
- 250
- Pesto Cream Prawns
Fresh prawns sauteed in garlic with pesto cream served with sliced bread
- 450
- Cheese and Spinach
Pureed spinach mixed with bechamel and melted cheese served with sliced bread
- 280
- Crispy Wings
Chicken wings, served with creamy garlic dip and fries
- 320
- Baked Seafood Gratin
Shrimp, mussells, scallops and cuttlefish with bechamel sauce and mozzarella cheese served with sliced bread
- 350
- Sausage Platter
A trio of hungarian, cheese and weinerli sausage
- 650
- Chorizo de Bilbao
Sauteed Spanish chorizo served with sliced bread
- 350
- Corn Chowder
This rich and creamy corn chowder is filled with sweet corn, bacon, and tender chunks of potatoes
- 150
- Pumpkin
Fresh herbs in hearty pumpkin puree
- 150
- Cream of Mushroom
Fresh and creamy soup filled with hearty chopped mushrooms
- 180
- Tomato Basil
Red, ripe and juicy tomatoes slowly simmered and seasoned with basil
- 150
- Herbed Chopped Salad
Select greens, grilled rosemary chicken, cucumber, tomatoes, and onions tosed with spiked pesto dressing
- 340
- Seafood Salad
Medley of greens, cucumber, tomatoes, kani, corn, ebiko, mixed bellpeppers, scallops and prawns, served with Japanese dressing
- 350
- Kani Mango Salad
Mixed lettuce, mangoes, cucumbers, tomatoes, almonds, ebiko, parmesan shavings, egg, and kani, served with Japanese dressing
- 320
- Adlai Sesame Salad
Adlai, mixed lolla rossa, parmesan shavings, tomatoes, alfalfa sprouts, and pineapple served with Japanese roasted sesame dressing
- 350
- Sunrise Benedict
English muffin toast with pulled pork and tomatoes with poached egg and Japanese white sauce, served with side salad
- 350
- Hokkaido French Toast
Japanese style milk bread French toast. Choice of: Ham and Cheese, Spam and Cheese, Bacon and Egg
- 250
- Spanish Chorizo
Sauteed chorizo de bilbao with garlic and olive oil served with garlic rice, side salad and choice of egg
- 350
- Waffle
Choice of: Sauteed Sausage, Classic Corned Beef, Bacon, Seasonal Fruits
- 300
- French Toast Bars
Choice of: Sauteed Sausage, Bacon, Classic Corned Beef, Seasonal Fruits
- 300
- Breakfast Omelette
Japanese Omelette served with side salad and White or White Bread. Choice of: Bacon and Mushroom, Spam and Cheese, Ham and Cheese, Mushroom Omelette, Roasted Vegetables
- 350
- Western Breakfast
Classic Western staples served with salad (White or White bread) and choice of egg. Choice of: Bacon, Sauteed Sausage, Ham, Corned Beef Hash, Spam Lite, Classic Corned Beef
- 350
- Filipino Breakfast
Traditional Filipino staples served with salad, garlic rice, and choice of egg. Choice of: Chicken Longganisa, Spicy Anchovy, Pork Longganisa, Angus Beef Tapa, Boneless Bangus, Sauteed Smoked Milkfish, Pork Tocino
- 320
- *Add Ons*
- Pork Tocino
- 120
- Pork Longganisa
- 120
- Chicken Longganisa
- 120
- Spicy Anchovy
- 120
- Sauteed Sausage
- 150
- Ham
- 120
- Bacon
- 140
- Spanish Chorizo
- 180
- Sauteed Mushroom
- 120
- Sauteed Smoked Milkfish
- 140
- Spam Lite
- 150
- Angus Beef Tapa
- 150
- Classic Corned Beef
- 150
- Corned Beef Hash
- 180
- Boneless Bangus
- 180
- Roasted Vegetables
- 140
- Grilled Cheese
A special mix of melted cheddar, gruyere and mozzarella on buttered toast, grilled to perfection, and served with warm marinara on the side
- 280
- Cliffhanger
Custard coated sandwich consisting of chicken, bacon, scrambled eggs, and mozzarella cheese fried to perfection, served with warm marinara sauce on the side
- 250
- Pulled Pork Grilled Cheese
Grilled cheese sandwich with honey barbecued pork, grilled until golden brown
- 320
- Chicken Teriyaki and Eggplant
Juicy chicken teriyaki with eggplant, cucumbers and lettuce on layered buttered toast
- 320
- Katsu Sando
Breaded chicken or Pork Katsu and coleslaw drizzled with tonkatsu sauce
- 320
- Clubhouse Sandwich
Chicken, ham, cheese, lettuce, tomatoes and egg layered on white or wheat bread
- 320
- N.Y. Deli Fresh Corned Beef
Thick sliced homemade corned beef with cucumber, lettuce, onion and tomato on top of freshly baked Dutch bread, served with potato chips
- 450
- N.Y. Deli Roast Beef
Deli-style sliced roast beef with horseradish spread, tomato, onion and lettuce on top of fresh baked Dutch bread, served with potato chips
- 450
Puff Pastry Sandwich
- Tuna Cranberry Croissant
Flaky tuna in Japanese mayonnaise with onions and apple slices in croissant topped with cranberry sauce
- 320
- Shrimp and Kani Croissant
Shredded kani, shrimp, Japanese mayonnaise, and alfalfa sprouts in croissant topped with ebiko
- 320
- Sausage and Peppers
Sliced frankfurter sauteed with onions and bell pepper, drizzled with tomato salsa on top of flaky puff pastry
- 320
- Meatball Puff
Tender chunks of meatballs drenched in marinara sauce and baked with mozzarella cheese on top of flaky puff pastry
- 320
- Smoked Salmon and Chives Croissant
Luscious slices of smoked salmon on top of flaky croissant with onions, cream cheese and chives spread
- 380
- Bacon Aglio Olio Peperoncino
Sauteed fresh garlic bacon in olive oil with crushed red peppers and parsley
- 240
- Carbonara
Spaghetti with sauteed bacon, onions and white sauce topped with poached egg and parmesan cheese
- 260
- Garlic Pepper Chorizo
Toasted garlic chips, garlic oil, mixed bell peppers, tomatoes and chorizo sauteed with our sweet and tangy sauce
- 280
- Roasted Vegetable Pesto
Vegetarian friendly dish consisting of roasted carrots, eggplant, zucchini, and tomatoes with light pesto puree
- 320
- Garlic Seafood
Shrimps, cuttlefish, shiitake mushrooms and scallops sauteed in generous amount of garlic and olive oil
- 450
- Spicy Puttanesca
Our house special chilli tomato garlic sauce sauteed with shrimps, cuttlefish, scallops and spinach
- 480
- Grilled Chicken Teriyaki
Juicy grilled chicken thighs smothered with teriyaki sauce then sprinkled with toasted garlic, served on top of Japanese rice
- 300
- Katsudon
Freshly fried, golden brown Chicken or Pork Katsu doused in special donburi sauce, scrambled egg, and sliced onions
- 380
- Gyudon
Thin slices of beef belly sauteed with onions and garnised with fresh egg yolk, served on top of Japanese rice garnished with pickled ginger
- 320
- Beef Yakiniku
Generous serving of sukiyaki beef slices drenched in yakiniku sauce, served on top of piping hot Japanese rice
- 350
- Rice Casserole
Curried rice pilaf baked with white sauce and mozzrella cheese. Choice of: Chicken Teriyaki, Unagi, Japanese Hamburg, Spanish Callos
- 400
- Omurice
Buttered curry rice enveloped in an omelette. Choice of: Shiitake Lengua, Callos, Salmon and Shrimp
- 400
- Japanese Curry
Rich and flavorful curry sauce made out of our house special herbs and mixed spices accompanied with Japanese rice and pickled radish. Choice of: Chicken Katsu, Chicken Teriyaki, Pork Katsu, Vegetable, Ebi Fry, Sausage, Hamburg Cheese
- 420
UCC Coffee
- Brazil # 2
Taste Notes: Exquisite aroma, full body and relatively low acidity, exhibits a neutral to nutty sweet flavor, often bittersweet with a toast chocolaty taste. Variety: Bourbon or Caturra. Processing Method: Natural Processed. Location: Brazil. Growing Elevation: 1000-1200 meters
- 170
- Bukidnon Specialty Coffee
Taste Notes: Intoxicating aroma, citrus limerind acidity with medium body and hints of blackberries and almonds. Variety: Catimor. Processing Method: Wet Processed. Location: Hinelaban Farm, Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon. Growing Elevation: 1200 meters
- 130
- Colombia Supremo
Taste Notes: Intoxicating with a sweet nut-like aroma, medium bodied smooth pleasant acidity, with hazelnut and almond overtones. Variety: Typica. Processing Method: Wet Processed. Location: Papayan, Colombia. Growing Elevation: 1600 meters
- 190
- Guatemala SHB
Taste Notes: Delicate aroma, excellent body and medium-high acidity, with a floral and fruity taste and bright cocoa notes. Variety: Typica or Bourbon. Processing Method: Wet Processed. Location: Antigua, Guatemala. Growing Elevation: 1500 - 1700 meters
- 190
- Mt. Matutum
Taste Notes: Profound notes, low acidity, with a hint of nut and chocolate. Variety: Mysore. Processing Method: Natural Processed. Location: South Cotobato, Philippines. Growing Elevation: 1100 - 1300 meters
- 130
- UCC Special Blend
Our UCC Signature well-loved balanced blend
- 160
- Ichiban Blend
Most sought coffee, bursting with rich and robust flavour, with a hint of light cocoa notes
- 140
- UCC Decaffeinated
- 180
- UCC Sumiyaki
Charcoal roasted coffee
- 190
- UCC Blue Mountain No.1
Silky smooth and well-balanced, with an excellent full body, a classic and refined mild taste with a slightly sweet flavour. That taste is complex, and often with hints of chocolate
- 590
- Espresso
- Hot 120
- Double Espresso
- Hot 140
- Espresso Macchiato
- Hot 130
- Americano
- Hot 120
- Iced 140
- Flat White
- Hot 160
- Cappuccino
- Hot 160
- Iced 180
- Café Latte
- Hot 160
- Iced 180
- Caramel Latte
- Hot 170
- Iced 190
- Salted Caramel Latte
- Hot 180
- Iced 200
- Café Mocha
- Hot 170
- Iced 190
- White Chocolate Mocha
- Hot 170
- Iced 190
Iced Coffee
- UCC Iced Sumiyaki
Iced charcoal roasted coffee
- 220
- Iced Coffee
UCC signature iced coffee
- 170
- Iced Café Au Lait
A refreshing combination of iced coffee and fresh milk
- 170
- Kori Kohi
Iced coffee cubes served with warm milk
- 220
Iced Brendo Coffee
- Coffee Frappe
The classic espresso blended milk and ice topped with whipped cream
- 180
- Mocha Jelly
UCC Coffee jelly in chocolate blended espresso with milk and ice topped with whipped cream
- 180
- Caramel Espresso
Caramel blended with espresso, milk, and ice topped with whipped cream
- 190
- Toffee Hazelnut
Burnt caramel and hazelnut blended espresso, milk, and ice topped with whipped cream
- 190
- White Chocolate Mocha
White chocolate blended espresso, milk and ice, topped with whipped cream
- 190
Iced Brendo Cream
- Vanilla
Ice blended cream base drink. Choice of: French Vanilla, Vanilla Caramel, Almond Roca, Vanilla Coffee Jelly
- 180
- Milkshake
Our version of a full cream, thick milkshake. Choice of: Vanilla, Milk Chocolate, Mango, Purple Yam
- 180
- Gourmet Milkshake
Ice cream blended into a special concoction using the best ingredients. Choice of: Mango Madness, Oreo Mudslide, Jackfruit and Toasted Cashew, Hokkaido Green Tea
- 220
Tea & Cocoa
- Brewed Iced Tea
Fresh brewed tea leaves with citrus mix
- Iced 120
- Brewed Milk Tea
Freshly brewed tea concoction with a sweet milky finish
- Hot 160
- Iced 180
- Signature Cocoa
Dark chocolate melted with hot milk, topped with freshly whipped cream
- Hot 140
- Iced 160
- Horlics
A velvery malt drink made out of wheat and malt barley
- Hot 140
- Iced 160
- Cake Shake
Our very own delectable original recipe of ice blended cakes. Choice of: Tiramisu, Black Forest, Apple Crumble, Purple Yam Cheesecake, Chocolate Dulce De Leche
- 280
- Parfait
Layers on ice cream and fruits served on a tall glass. Choice of: Chocolate, Coffee Jelly, Matcha, Mixed Fresh Fruits
- 240
- Ice Cream
One large scoop of your favorite ice cream flavour. Choice of: Vanilla, Chocolate, Mango, Nangkasuy, Ube, Green Tea
- 80
- Halo-Halo
Classic shaved ice topped with Filipino staple halo-halo topings
- 220
- Chocolate Lava Cake
Rich, gooey, decadent chocolate cake with a scoop of vanilla ice cream
- 250
- Café Affogato
A traditional espresso based dessert with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, drizzled with dark chocolate, and topped with sliced almonds
- 250
- French Toast Tower
Our famous French Toast. Choice of: Maple, Berries and Cream, Chocolate, Banana Chocolate
- 250
- Crepe
Light and soft crepe. Choice of: Mango, Chocolate, Green Tea, Seasonal Fruits
- 250
Brick Toast
- Banana Crème Caramel
Sliced buttered thick toast topped with fresh bananas, caramel flan, vanilla chocolate ice cream, sprinkled with almond flakes and drizzled with dark chocolate
- 350
- Mango Vanilla Crunch
Warm thick cut toast smothered with butter and filled with fresh mangoes, corn cereals, mango vanilla ice cream and drizzled with caramel
- 350
- Japanese Green Tea
Buttered matcha thick toast crowned with peaches, nata de coco, red beans, vanilla matcha ice cream and drizzled with warm chocolate
- 350
- *For more dessert options, please check our cake display
Cold-Pressed Juices
- Heartbeet
Orange, Beetroot, Carrot
- 240kcal 220
- Juicy Lucy
Apple, Carrot, Lemon
- 260kcal 220
- Evergreen
Grapes, Cucumber, Apple, Spinach
- 220kcal 220
- Hope Bottled Water
Purified drinking water that's healthy and gives Hope to others! Join our campaign in building public school classrooms.
- 60
- Seasonal Fruit Shakes
Kindly ask our server for available seasonal fresh fruits
- 170
- Juice
Choice of: Fresh Kiwi, Fresh Banana, Fresh Mango, Orange, Calamansi, Fresh Lemonade
- 180
- Soda
Choice of: Coke, Coke Light, Sprite, Soda Water
- 80
- Asahi
- 120
- Sapporo
- 180
- San Miguel Beer
Pale or Light
- 100
Healthy Selection
- Adlai Champorado
Chocolate stewed Adlai served with non-dairy milk and honey on the side. Gluten Free, Lactose Free, Rich in Fibre
- 320
- Veggie Quesadilla
Mushroom, Cheese, tomato, basil with side salad and potato wedges. Whole Wheat, Rich in Fiber, Vegetarian Friendly
- 250
- add chicken 80
- Spinach Toast
Sauteed spinach, hakkaido bread, poached egg and side salad. Rich in Fiber, High in Vit K
- 280
- Tuna Pesto Toast
Sauteed tuna, pesto, spread, hokkaido bread, sliced tomatoes, scrambled egg and side salad. High Protein
- 280
- Our Oats Caldo
Our healthy version of the famous chicken arroz caldo using oatmeal garnished with boiled egg spring onions and toasted garlic. Rich in Fiber, Good for the Heart
- 250
- Fruits and Yogurt
A glass of rich creamy yogurt topped with seasonal fresh fruits served with honey on the side. Good for Digestion
- 200
- add muesli 50
- Fresh Fruit Platter
Healthy seasonal fresh fruit. Gluten Free, High Fiber
- 200
- Smoked Salmon Benedict
Gently smoked cured salmon fillets with spinach topped with poached egg and cream sauce on corn muffin served with side salad. Good for the Heart, Rich in Omega 3
- 380
Japanese Spaghetti
- Salmon and Spinach
Seared salmon chunks and spinach on a bed of creamy spaghetti, topped with parmesan cheese
- 350
- Meatball Spaghetti
Japanese meatballs on a bed of tomato based pasta topped with grated parmesan chees
- 320
- Napolitan
Bacon, onions on a special blend of herbs and tomato sauce topped with grated parmesan cheese
- 240
- Curry Spaghetti
Tomato-curry sauce, bacon and onions topped with grated parmesan cheese
- 280
- Sumiyaki Unagi
Cream based spaghetti topped with sumiyaki eel garnished with nori strips
- 400
Japanese Soup Spaghetti
- Seafood Soup Spaghetti
Our house specialty, a rich combination of prawns, scallops, mussels ad cuttlefish in tomato soup base
- 450
- Charsiu Curry Soup Spaghetti
Luscious sliced pork with spinach, corn, chopped tomatoes, and sliced egg in rich creamy curry soup
- 400


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|Feb 17, 2011
Implanted under the skin, 'microworms' could provide continuous medical monitoring
|(Nanowerk News) Researchers at MIT and Northeastern have come up with a new system for monitoring biomedical indicators such as levels of sodium or glucose in the blood that could someday lead to implantable devices that would allow, for example, people with diabetes to check their blood sugar just by glancing at an area of skin.
|A number of researchers have developed microparticle-based systems hollow, microscopic particles filled with specific chemicals for monitoring biomedical conditions or for the selective delivery of drugs to certain organs or areas of the body. But one drawback of these systems is that the particles are small enough to be swept away from the initial site over time. The new system involves a different kind of microparticle that can avoid this problem.
|While traditional particles are spherical, the new particles are shaped like long tubes. The tubes' narrow width, which is comparable to that of the previously studied microparticles, keeps the tubes' contents in close proximity to blood or body tissue, making it easy for the particles to sense and respond to chemical or other conditions in their surroundings. The tubes' relatively greater length keeps the tubes very well anchored in place for long-term monitoring, perhaps for months on end.
|The particles eventually could be used to monitor the glucose levels of diabetics or the salt levels of those with a condition that can cause swings in blood salt concentrations.
|A scanning electron microscope image shows a bundle of 'microworms' produced using a vapor-deposition process developed by researchers at MIT and Northeastern.
|The new findings are being reported in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, in a paper published online in January and soon to appear in the print version ("Microworm optode sensors limit particle diffusion to enable in vivo measurements"). It was co-authored by Karen Gleason, the Alexander and I. Michael Kasser Professor of Chemical Engineering at MIT; Heather Clark, professor of pharmaceutical science at Northeastern University; MIT postdoctoral researcher Gozde Ozaydin-Ince; and Northeastern doctoral student J. Matthew Dubach.
|The process of creating the new nanoparticles is an offshoot of Gleason's work on a method of coating materials by vaporizing the coating material and letting it deposit on a surface to be coated. In work published last month, she and her co-workers had shown that this technique called chemical vapor deposition (CVD) could be used to coat a material containing microscopic pores, thus making the pores even smaller and giving them a surface that could respond to the chemical properties of materials passing through them.
|This new work uses CVD to coat an aluminum oxide layer that has been etched to contain tiny pores, and, as in the previous work, the coating extends down onto the walls of these pores. But then the coated material itself is dissolved away, leaving just a series of hollow tubes where the pores used to be. Before that, though, another material can be added something that responds to the environment, or a drug to be delivered, for example. The tubes are then capped at either end.
|Gleason explains that these "microworms," as she calls them, can then be injected under the skin to form a fluorescent "tattoo." By filling the tiny hollow tubes with a material that fluoresces that is, emits light of a particular color in response to the presence of a specific chemical, "the degree of fluorescence provides continuous physiological monitoring of a specific chemical" in the body, and can be monitored right through the skin. The light emitted by the fluorescing chemical "is visible to the human eye, and thus can be directly interpreted by the patient without the need for bulky monitors," she says.
|While the initial microworms were made to detect salt levels, and were successfully tested in mice, there are a variety of potential applications, Gleason says. One significant possibility is measuring glucose levels: "Tight control over glucose levels can help individuals stave off the devastating side-effects of diabetes, the number one cause of kidney failure, blindness in adults, nervous system damage, and amputations and also a major risk factor for heart failure, stroke and birth defects," she says. Diabetes currently affects more than 20 million people in the U.S., and that is expected to double in 25 years.
|The tubes are so tiny about 200 nanometers across, or less than one-hundredth the width of a human hair that "the body doesn't even think they're there," Gleason says, allowing them to operate in "stealth mode" without triggering any physical response.
|Raoul Kopelman, the Richard Smalley Distinguished University Professor of Chemistry, Physics and Applied Physics and Research Professor of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Michigan, calls this "high quality work by an expert team," and says, "In principle, this could open the way for avoiding blood tests, which need a central lab, expert nurses, extra time and extra costs. It could be done in a doctor's office, or even at home. It will also avoid complications for patients with 'difficult,' or 'used-up' veins, patients on blood thinners, etc." However, he cautioned that "The biggest stumbling block is the safety factor, i.e. FDA approval. FDA might not only worry about long-term chemical toxicity and bio-elimination, but also about complications i.e., could it trigger blood clots?"
|In addition to the fact that these microworms stay in place when injected into the body, their manufacturing process itself provides a significant advantage, Gleason says. Because CVD is a standard manufacturing method used in the semiconductor industry, the manufacture of these devices should be relatively easy and inexpensive.
|Gleason says, "One can imagine using these kinds of tubes to shrink-wrap just about anything," including drugs that could be delivered slowly over time through small openings in the tubes.
|Source: MIT
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Insights: Politics—The Election's Even Split
- | From Kevin Costner, Nov/Dec 00
Gridlock, deadlock and brinkmanship are the likely outcomes of the 2000 congressional elections. While Senate and House races are notoriously volatile and seats can swing one way or the other in a matter of hours, the likely result of November's legislative elections will be a narrow--very narrow--Republican majority in the Senate and a Democratic win in the House.
The Senate features 14 close races (out of 34), any of which could go either way. Democrats hold only four of these contested seats while the GOP holds 10. This math alone indicates the greater vulnerability of the Republicans as Election Day approaches.
Before the first ballot is counted in the Senate races, the Republicans have suffered four major setbacks:
1. Republican Senator Paul Coverdell of Georgia died this summer, putting a strong GOP seat in play. With a Democratic governor, the interim Senate appointment went to popular former Governor Zell Miller, who is likely to win the seat in his own right in November. As a result, a sure Republican seat will likely go Democratic.
2. New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani decided not to fight Hillary Clinton for the seat being vacated by Democrat Pat Moynihan in the Empire State. Congressman Rick Lazio, the GOP candidate, may yet win, but he is not the candidate Giuliani would have been.
3. New Jersey Republican Governor Christine Todd Whitman took herself out of the running for the seat vacated by Democrat Frank Lautenberg. Congressman Bob Franks will be a weaker candidate in the fall elections.
4. Florida Senator Connie Mack decided to retire, putting a safe GOP seat into play in the November election.
Coming off these adverse developments, the GOP hold on the Senate is more tenuous than any would have felt possible earlier in the political season.
Six seats now controlled by the Republicans are likely to go Democratic. Here's the rundown (with key information provided by www.politicalinsider.com, my favorite source for this kind of information). These are, in my view:
Congressman Bill McCollum is running against Democratic State Insurance Commissioner Bill Nelson to fill the vacancy created by Connie Mack's retirement. McCollum came to national attention in the Clinton impeachment trial as one of the House managers pressing to remove the president. The unpopularity of the impeachment process and McCollum's generally conservative record contrast with the populist, pro-consumer reputation of centrist Nelson. Even though George W. Bush will likely carry Florida, give the edge here to Nelson.
Republican Lincoln Chafee, who after his father's death last October was appointed to fill his seat in the Senate, is trying to hold on against an expected strong Democratic challenge from either Representative Bob Weygand or former Lieutenant Governor Richard A. Licht. Rhode Island is God's gift to the Democratic Party. It's the most Democratic state in America, and it's unlikely that Chafee can hold on.
GOP Senator Spencer Abraham--a former political consultant--is struggling to defeat a fierce challenge from popular Congresswoman Debbie Stabenow. Abraham has consistently lagged below 50 percent of the vote, a usual sign of an incumbent in trouble. With Al Gore likely to carry Michigan, this seat may well change hands.
Senator Rod Grams may have the fight of his life against one of four Democratic challengers. Grams's poll numbers have never looked very good, and his most likely opponent--Mark Dayton--is very well funded. Since Grams has never really taken root in this highly liberal and Democratic state, he may well lose this Election Day.
In a local version of an Ali-Frazier fight, the popular Democratic Governor Thomas R. Carper is opposing the popular GOP Senator William V. Roth Jr. Roth has been in the Senate forever. His fame dates from the Kemp-Roth tax cut of the early Reagan years. But Carper looks too powerful to beat, so Delaware will likely go Democratic.
Zell Miller (disclaimer: a former client of mine) will almost certainly defeat former GOP Senator Mack Mattingly, so the state will also switch to the Democrats this fall. A six-seat gain would usually be enough to topple the GOP from power in the Senate. Before Coverdell's death, the Republicans had a 55-45 margin in the body. A switch of six seats would give the Democrats a 51-49 majority.
But--two states with Democratic senators are likely to go Republican:
Highly popular former GOP Governor George Allen faces longtime incumbent Democrat Charles S. Robb, whose pedigree goes back to his marriage to Lyndon Johnson's daughter 30 years ago. Robb is vulnerable and Allen has led in most early polls. Virginia, where Bush will undoubtedly win, will probably go Republican for the Senate.
The retirement of Democratic Senator Richard Bryan opens a seat whose most likely heir will be former GOP Congressman John Ensign. In a state where a congressman represents half of the population, a House seat is a huge plus in a statewide election. Give the edge here to the GOP.
If the Democrats pick up six seats and the GOP gains two, the Republicans can hang on for a 51-49 seat victory.
But two races are really far too close to call--New York, where Hillary Clinton and Rick Lazio are locked in a seesaw battle for a formerly Democratic seat, and Missouri, where GOP Senator John D. Ashcroft faces a tough challenge from Governor Mel Carnahan. Either seat is anyone's guess. Mine is that Clinton and Ashcroft both will win, and there will be no change in party control in either state.
Oddly, the Democrats may need 51 seats to win control of the Senate, even if Al Gore and Joe Lieberman are elected. Normally, if the election produces a 50-50 tie, the vice president will break it for his own party, in this case, giving the Democrats control. But Lieberman is also running for reelection in Connecticut. Should he win as vice president, he will, of course, resign the Senate seat. His resignation would pave the way for Connecticut's Republican governor, John Rowland, to name a GOP replacement to fill in for the next year.
Thus, if the Democrats win 50 seats, they cannot use Lieberman to break the tie, since his seat will have gone Republican and the body will again be in GOP hands. So the Republicans need 50 seats to win control while the Democrats need 51! (If Lieberman changes his mind and gives up the Senate seat before Election Day, a Democrat could, of course, win the election to replace him. Then the Democrats could win control with 50 seats if Gore wins).
The House is much easier to predict. Close to 40 seats are vacant in the 2000 election, the vast bulk of them now held by Republicans. Just the normal process of attrition makes it very likely that the Democrats will win control of the House in November. Incumbents are notoriously hard to beat in House elections. It's easier to defeat a senator than a congressman. House members can so saturate their small districts with personal attention, mail, phone calls, and constituent services that it is hard for any challenger to gain traction. Traditionally, any time the House has changed hands, it has been due to retirements among incumbents. In 1992 and 1994, for example, a horde of Democratic congressmen left office, embarrassed by bounced checks drawn on the House bank and lured by the prospect of holding on to their campaign funds as personal income if they left office.
This time, it is the Republicans' turn to retire. Frustrated by their failure to turn around the national agenda in the aftermath of their 1994 victory, dozens of GOP congressmen have left their seats to return to civilian life. The resulting prospect is very bright for the Democrats.
Should Bush maintain a lead in the presidential race, it will, oddly, make a Democratic victory in the House more likely. Surveys indicate that a plurality of voters want a Democratic Congress if there is to be a GOP president (and the other way around as well). Fearful of GOP positions on abortion and gun control, most voters want a Democratic check and balance on a Republican president. Obviously, a GOP landslide victory for Bush would enhance Republican chances in the House. But a narrow Bush win--the most likely scenario at this time--may reinforce voter bias toward a Democratic House.
The likely outcome--a split decision. Right down the middle.
Dick Morris is a former advisor to President Clinton and Mexico's newly elected president Vicente Fox. He is founder of Vote.com, a Web site on which people may express their views on important issues.


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Indiana epidemiology Newsletter
March 2008
Name: Michael Wade
Position: Syndromic Surveillance Epidemiologist – leads the Public Health Emergency Surveillance System (PHESS)
Education: BS, MS – University of Florida; MPH – Indiana University in Indianapolis
How did you get started in public health?
My career path in health started when I volunteered with an ambulance service. After that, it was crystal clear that helping those in need was "It" for me.
What is the most rewarding part of your job?
Knowing that we are working to meet an important mission—protecting the public's health.
What is a typical day like for you?
My days vary, which is what makes my job enjoyable. I analyze a lot of syndromic data looking for unexpected elevations. I also get to work with a great team, continually working to refine and improve the PHESS. My work also allows me to interact with hospitals, local health departments, researchers, and academic institutions.
What is your ideal vacation?
Spending a week with my wife at the beach with a couple of good books—and eating at least one fresh grouper/Reuben sandwich!
Favorite hobby?
Running, though I recently developed some low back pain that has me walking these days, but I'll take what I can get. Hiking/Bird watching—great time I can share with my wife. And there are never enough books to read….!


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Another North West Athlete in the spotlight today. Current St. Louis Blues forward from Mount Vernon, Washington by way of Minnesota. The St. Louis Blues drafted him 24th overall in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft. Oshie hasn't reached his full potential yet but the pivot is still just 24.
Northwest Athlete Profile: T.J. Oshie
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Former Sydney businessman David Glasheen has been living on Restoration Island off the north coast of Australia since 1993, after losing millions in the stock market and getting divorced, alone but for dog, solar-powered internet, and a "wheelbarrow mannequin." Wait, did you say wheelbarrow mannequin?
Oh don't look so shocked. You think Tom Hanks and that slut Wilson weren't banging every time the cameras were off? Anyway, Glasheen is in the news because the Australian Supreme Court wants to evict him, saying he's failed to uphold the terms of his lease, which had stipulated that Glasheen was to build a resort on the island.
Mr Glasheen, who is now in his late 60s, said he revels in the tranquillity and privacy and has called himself as "the luckiest bloke in the world". He lives off fish and crab and collects bananas, coconuts and native fruit, as well as growing his own vegetables and brewing beer.
He has solar-powered internet access and still flutters on the stock market using an online trading account.
Though he tends to shun publicity, he made international headlines several years ago after he tried to find a partner on an online dating agency. He received hundreds of responses but had no luck.
"It gets lonely out here," he told a reporter at the time. "My only hope is for a mermaid to turn up on the beach."
What about a Real Doll that you dunk in the water from time to time? Next best thing, right? You know mermaids, it's all "blah blah blah tell me about your day" and that. Woman, I'm trying to eat my fish.
According to a 43-year lease, which commenced in 1996, stated that he and a business partner should develop tourist accommodation and fishing facilities valued at least $AUS200,000. The Queensland Supreme Court has ruled that the land should be repossessed.
Mr Glasheen agreed to speak to The Daily Telegraph in the hope that it may help him find a lawyer to lodge an appeal. "This judgment was just horrible," he said by phone from Cairns, in northern Queensland, where he was meeting prospective lawyers.
Asked whether he had been given a date by which to vacate the island, he said: "I'm probably going to stay there. I'm sick of the courts."
Mr Glasheen initially moved to the island with a girlfriend, but she found life there too difficult. He receives visits from passing yachtsmen and kayakers, as well as occasional groups of organic farmers.
On his website for the island, Mr Glasheen claims he has received approvals to develop a resort and invites investors interested in funding a project which could include private guesthouses and a health spa.
But the court ruled that Mr Glasheen and his business partners were "trespassers" and must vacate the land.
"The defendants have wrongly deprived the plaintiff of its asset for over a decade during which time they have enjoyed its benefits," the court said. [TelegraphUK]
It's getting harder and harder to feel sorry for this guy. It doesn't count as a deserted island if you've got beer and internet, that's not even roughing it. Eat some crab, poop in the forest, pet your dog, bang your mannequin, buy stuff on Amazon – oooh, poor guy, he's going to miss out on free-bagel Wednesdays at the old sadness factory. (Sorry, I could be projecting here, I used to have an office job). You can see why they want to evict him, he makes the rest of us look like fools.
Keep truckin', beardy, just look out for those kayakers. If Valtrex ads have taught me anything, it's that all kayakers have herpes.


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Efficiencies are what drive us forward
Improving the efficiency of fans can often be obtained from making small incremental improvements, but to really make a difference, a breakthrough is sometimes required. Munters realized that to significantly improve efficiency of ventilating buildings, we can no longer make incremental improvements to fans by solving existing problems, we should avoid them. The concept of how buildings are ventilated needs to be challenged and improved upon and this is exactly what Munters Drive delivers.
Ventilation inefficiencies can be traced back to 3 major causes:
- The types of motors used - Even though conventional significant improvements had been made at improving the efficiency of AC, the inherent design has limitations and there are other types of motor designs that are more efficient
- Belt drive systems - For optimum efficiency, propellers need to turn at low revolution speeds, while conventional motors turn at high revolution speeds, which means a belt drive system is required to transfer the power from the motor to the propeller and the right revolution speed.- Due to friction, energy is lost through a belt drive system - Ventilation efficiency is lost through slippage of the belts resulting in lower revolution speeds of the propeller and less air being moved by the fan - Belt drive systems do require a high level of maintenance
- Fixed Speed - AC motors operate at a single revolution speed and consequently fans have a fixed capacity. But the ventilation demand for buildings is constantly changing variables such as the outside weather patterns or animal age change. Because motor speed and fan capacity is fixed, opportunities for saving energy when ventilation demand is low cannot be captured.
Munters Drive avoids these limitations by:
1) New motor architecture
The Munters drive has a fundamentally different and more efficient architecture from a standard AC motor, opening the way for a motor that can operate at a much higher efficiency than a normal AC motor
2) Direct Drive
With a motor that turns at the same revolution speed as the optimum propeller speed, the need for a drive system is eliminated
- Eliminating friction losses
- Guaranteeing constant performance levels from the fan
- Significantly reducing the need for maintenance
3) Variable Speed
By being able to reduce motor speed and fan capacity when ventilation demand is low, the route to unlock significant energy savings is secured.
By combining the energy efficiency benefits that a Munters Drive offers over a conventional fan, users have been able to reduce annual ventilation costs by up to 40% and additionally saved a similar amount in maintenance cost reduction.
By mid-2015 there had been more than 4,500 units sold to more than 200 different farms in applications ranging from layer, to broiler, to hog, to dairy and even greenhouse. The oldest running motors have exceeded 20,000 hours of trouble free operation!
Traditional Ac Motor vs. Munters Drive EC motor
In a conventional AC motor opposing magnetic fields are induced in the rotor and stator. This opposing force makes the rotor turn. Motion is maintained through the polarity changes of the Alternating Current (AC) power supply. The way the architecture of an AC motor works one revolution of the magnetic field in the stator does not equate to 1 revolution of the rotor. In fact, the rotor turns less than 1 revolution (called slippage) which causes magnetic fields to cross which is a loss of energy. This loss of energy can be observed as heat generated by the motor while in operation.
This means the rotational speed of the motor is fixed and determined by the frequency of the power supply (50Hz or 60 Hz) and the number of magnetic poles in the motor.
Some examples are:
60Hz 4 pole motor : Theoretical 1,750 rpm practical range 50-100%
60 Hz 6 pole motor : 875 rpm
An EC motor is equipped with a set of permanent magnets, a set of coils in which magnetic fields can be created and an electronic controller that creates the magnetic fields in the coils. The electronic controller changes the polarity of the coils causing the rotor to turn. Due to the architecture of this type of design there is perfect match between the rotational speed of the magnetic field and the rotor. Eliminating slippage of the rotor means the motor operates much more efficient which can be observed through having a much cooler motor. An added benefit is that the controller has the ability to change the rotational speed of the motor.
Munters Drive: The product that people in the know wants because:
- Munters Drive reduces utility bills by lowering electricity consumption
- Munters Drive reduces utility bills through better rates by avoiding inrush currents at startup
- Munters Drive reduces initial capital expenditure by qualifying for rebates from utility companies
- Munters Drive reduces initial capital expenditure by reducing the complexity and cost of electrical wiring
- Munters Drive saves a lot of maintenance costs because of the simple yet reliable design
- Munters Drive enables you to shrink your carbon footprint, making your products more appealing to consumers
- Existing or New installation; you can enjoy the benefits of Munters Drive either in new fans or as retro-fit kits for existing fans (even those of other manufacturers!)
Munters Drive gets your fans ready for accommodate developing technologies such as improvements on ventilation schemes and communication.


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I'm posting this because google and microsoft search turned up empty.
We have an exchange server for our email set up, however it is reporting 5.1.1 errors for email adresses that we KNOW to be valid...this ofcourse bother us a lot, but we cannot find a culprit for it.
Has anybody had similar issues or does anybody know what direction to search in, if you need more information please ask, i am unsure what i should provide you with in this case.


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Entries in cyclocross courses (1)
The State of Cross
There is nothing more to say as far as I am concerned. It's here. Cross is here and is popping up in corners of our country that less than 3 years ago, wouldn't know a cross from a cross-walk. It's assuming control! The genius of the sport has reached critical mass: its shortness yet its epic-ness. Its attraction for the workin' (wo)man...less training, more fun, being competitive, family and friends seeing you muddy and filthy every 7 minutes or so each lap. The radness of the equipment. It's all a cocktail of beauty for the cyclist.
It's all coming to a head.
Exhibits A:
Alpenrose had 1267 racers this weekend per my main honkey Chris DiStefano this weekend out in Portland. And clearly, this is an age old hub of cross, but the numbers are out of hand. Holy absolute CRAP! Something has been added to the PDX water system for that many disciples. Grab some eye candy of the spectacle here....
Exhibit B:
My friend Blair Oxford from the South East in the epically beautiful and funky town of Savannah GA have announced their upcoming cross race, the Superprestige! Part of the Georgia Cross series. And yes, the course features ALL of my 'gotta haves'...barriers, sand traps and YES, a FLYOVER!
See their picture collection here. Amazing. I'm gonna have to go and race that thing one of these days! PDX races have featured a flyover recently too. Man, Boulder/Denver needs to GET CREATIVE!
Amazing for me to see this growth. Louisville KY, we want to see some pics from your growth! I'm hearing all kinds of stories, but no joy on teh visual tip! Send me pics!


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Jared Fogle, Subway spokesperson, has joined the Jewish Community Centers of North America's (JCCA) movement to fight childhood obesity.
Fogle, who founded The Jared Foundation in 2004 to help promote lifelong healthy diet and exercise habits in children, visited the JCC of Greater Boston to announce the partnership, which will help expand the JCCA Discover: Coordinated Approach to Children's Health (CATCH) early childhood program, aimed at preventing childhood obesity.
"CATCH is a great fit for the Jared Foundation," Fogle said in a news release. "With our combined missions and resources, we feel we can really make a difference in helping kids lead healthier, happier lives."
The CATCH program promotes a range of healthy activities that call to action not only children but teachers, families and the community to build children's fitness, strength and self-esteem. CATCH targets multiple aspects of the school environment and involves classroom and physical education teachers, food service staff, students' families and the broader school community in a range of health-promoting activities for children.
"Our goal is to implement this effective program in every school in the United States and turn the tide on child obesity," Steven Kelder, co-director of the Michael & Susan Dell Center for Healthy Living, said in a news release.
The program integrates Jewish values into the program's fitness and nutrition education activities and emphasizes movement, fun, group games, and gym and outdoor activities designed to incorporate 30 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity into each school day.


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All gaming -related paper models can't be found by using English
Some time ago I posted printable dungeon walls, claiming that there was no free and good-quality printable dungeon walls online.
Sorry, content browsing has some technical issues. If you want to switch main category (on the right), choose -Any- and then choose the category you want to see next. I'm trying to fix the issue soon.
Some time ago I posted printable dungeon walls, claiming that there was no free and good-quality printable dungeon walls online.
This tiny and simple printable papercraft model allows you to create your fleet of space freighters with a feel of the popular scifi series. I didn't plan the model for public download - sorry if there are any inaccuracies, I tried to clean up the sheet a bit.
Some quick paper models for Babylon 5 games. I've also scratchbuilt G'Quan Heavy cruisers but there are only 3 of them so at least one more was needed. The map below is from e2o.
Olympus corvettes are also most welcome (and Canon!) addition to my Earth fleet.
Here's a paper model of a chemical container train car I've used as a prop in my Savage Cyberworld -campaign. Print it on two A4/Letter sheets, on cardstock, 120g paper or something else strudier than standard paper. I haven't added instructions as the model is quite simple, and I didn't see it necessary to add the parts that attach train cars to each other (whatever they are called in English), model worked quite well without them.
Here's a small free papercraft download for you - something little that's easy to put together and can enliven your modern, cyberpunk, scifi or other roleplaying or miniature games. Hospital beds, curtains and small bedside -desks. These pieces were used in my Savage Cyberpunk game.
I find it surprising that there's no free, high-quality printable basic walls downloadable anywhere - so I decided to create such and share them. These dungeon (or castle) walls are partially uneven structure, like they were very old, and this way work better as cave wall or cliff.
The photo below shows the walls in use; they have been altered a little bit after printing these walls but they are very close to these.
If you want to create yourself cheap small-scale spaceships, you have two options available: Buy or find free papercraft starships, or scratchbuild them. This article shows you basics of scratchbuilding starships.
1. Keep your eyes open; use anything, salvage things
When you are painting or creating miniatures, scratchbuilding terrain or designing papercraft gaming props, how much effort do you see? Are you going to make everything as detailed as possible, or are you fine with just something vaguely resembling you want it to resemble?
These flags can be tied to piece of wire, cocktail stick etc. and when attached to a simple base, they can be used to mark objective hex in axis & allies miniatures games. You can make the flag look more live-like when you make the flag a bit curvy ( see the pic below). The printable image has two sets of flags, one for thinner wires and second for a bit thicker cocktail sticks.
Prepared tokens, wrapped around piece of thick wire. The
My earlier victory area flags have been quite popular, and because of a request, I've made a new set of flags. I haven't been able to print them myself, so the photo below is from dano903 at http://www.axisandalliesunderground.com and http://community.wizards.com . If you're interested in these flags prepared and based, ask him!