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Education minister Jeff Johnson got the attention of the Alberta Teachers' Association when he recently mused about introducing merit pay for Alberta teachers. Predictably, the ATA harshly condemned Johnson's proposal and vowed to fight any attempt to incorporate merit pay in teacher compensation.
One of the main arguments the ATA gave for opposing merit pay was that it does not boost student academic achievement. However, there is no evidence that the current salary grid promotes student achievement.
Under the current salary grid, only two factors matter in teacher compensation—years of teaching experience and years of university education. John with six years of university and fifteen years of experience gets paid more than Doris with five years of university and six years of experience. End of story.
It doesn't matter whether Doris happens to grade more papers, teach better lessons, coach more sports teams, or serve on more committees than John. Even though most people would agree Doris is the better teacher, John is higher on the grid and consequently receives a higher salary. In the ATA's view, that is exactly how it should be.
Eric Hanushek, an economist at Stanford University who specializes in education policy, spent many years analyzing the research on teacher effectiveness. He found that additional years of university education have almost no impact on a teacher's effectiveness. The correlation between experience and effectiveness is more identifiable, but still only modest at best.
In other words, if improving student achievement is our primary focus, one would never set up a teacher's salary grid the way it is right now.
On its website, the ATA approvingly cites Harvard economist Roland Fryer's critical review of New York City's failed merit pay plan to buttress its case against merit pay. However, the ATA ignores Fryer's more recent paper in which he identifies a successful experiment with merit pay in Chicago Heights, Illinois.
In his 2012 paper, "Enhancing the Efficacy of Teacher Incentives through Loss Aversion," Fryer describes how he and his fellow researchers discovered that teachers who were given a $4000 bonus at the beginning of the year and told to pay it back if student achievement fell below expectations, got significantly better academic results from their students than teachers in the control group where no incentives were provided. Thus, the ATA is wrong in claiming that there is no research evidence for the effectiveness of merit pay.
Another argument often used against merit pay is that there is no agreement on what constitutes good teaching and such subjectivity makes it impossible for administrators to identify and reward good teachers. This argument is so specious as to be laughable. Any parent with kids in school knows full well that some teachers are better than others. In addition, a candid conversation with a group of high school students about their current teachers should disabuse anyone of the notion that all teachers are equally effective.
There is also abundant research evidence that some teachers are better than others. John Hattie is Professor and Director of the Melbourne Education Research Institute at the University of Melbourne. In his 2009 book, Visible Learning, Hattie synthesizes the results from thousands of research studies to identify which practices have the biggest impact on student achievement. Needless to say, some are considerably more effective than others.
Introducing merit pay to Alberta does not mean the existing pay grid must be completely thrown out. Rather, merit could be incorporated as an additional component of the salary grid. Teachers would still receive increases for education and experience, but would also receive extra compensation as they move through several merit levels. Just as universities distinguish between assistant, associate, and full professors, school administrators could establish different levels for teachers based on their performance.
Evaluation criteria for promotion to a higher merit level could include student academic performance, classroom observations by the principal, extra-curricular involvement, and professional development activities. The ATA could even take an active role in helping administrators design meaningful professional growth standards.
Merit pay for teachers is a reform worth considering. While developing an appropriate merit pay plan would undoubtedly be a lengthy and thorny process, it could provide an effective way to reward teachers for what really matters. Giving additional rewards to outstanding teachers is something the ATA should be able to support.


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January 09, 2003LOS ANGELES — Three faculty members of The Anderson School at UCLA were inducted as inaugural Fellows of the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS). Professors Arthur Geoffrion, Donald Morrison and William Pierskalla received this honor. They are part of an inaugural group of INFORMS Fellow Awardees comprised of past presidents of INFORMS (and of ORSA and TIMS, the two societies that merged to form INFORMS), previous winners of the INFORMS society's Von Neumann Prize for fundamental theoretical contributions and its George E. Kimball Medal for service to the profession, and INFORMS members of the National Academy of Science or the National Academy of Engineering. The Anderson School is the only business school with three INFORMS Fellows.
Drs. Geoffrion, Morrison and Pierskalla received this honor for having-each in his own way-demonstrated exceptional accomplishments in operations research and management sciences. Specifically, Prof. Geoffrion qualified for being TIMS president (1981-82), INFORMS president (1997), for receiving the Kimball Award (2000), and for being a member of the National Academy of Engineering (since 1998). Prof. Morrison qualified as an inaugural INFORMS Fellow for being TIMS president (1991-92). Prof. Pierskalla qualified for being ORSA president (1982) and for receiving the Kimball Award (1989).
The induction took place in Nov. 2002 at a luncheon of the 2002 annual INFORMS conference in San Jose. The event coincided with the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Operations Research Society of America (ORSA), the world's first society specific to this field. Additional Fellows will be designated each year.
"These individuals have demonstrated exceptional talent in operations research and management sciences and deserve to be recognized as the best in their industry," said Bruce Willison, dean of The Anderson School at UCLA.
Below is some biographical information on The Anderson School's INFORMS Fellow Awardees:
Arthur Geoffrion, James A. Collins Chair in Management and Professor of Decision Sciences
Dr. Geoffrion chairs the Decisions, Operations and Technology Management area at The Anderson School at UCLA. The author of more than 60 published works, he is currently studying analytical methods for electronic commerce. His research has been supported by about 45 grants and contracts from such prestigious organizations as the National Science Foundation and the Office of Naval Research. He is an honorary member of Omega Rho and a fellow of the International Academy of Management. In 1997, Dr. Geoffrion was president of the leading professional society in his field, the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences, and in 1998 he became the first Anderson School professor to be elected to the National Academy of Engineering. In 2002, Dr. Geoffrion was the recipient of the Harold Larnder Prize awarded annually by the Canadian Operational Research Society (CORS).
Donald Morrison, William E. Leonhard Chair in Management and Professor of Marketing
Dr. Morrison received a bachelor of science in mechanical engineering from MIT and a Ph.D. in operations research from Stanford University. He is the author or co-author of more than 90 articles in referred journals with special emphasis on marketing research and applied statistics and has been an expert witness as a statistician in a number of legal cases and a consultant to industrial firms and governmental agencies. He is the co-author of a book, Stochastic Models of Buying Behavior, with William F. Massey and David B. Montgomery. Dr. Morrison is the recipient of the 2002 American Marketing Association/ Irwin/McGraw-Hill Distinguished Marketing Educator of the Year Award-the highest honor a marketing educator can receive.
William Pierskalla, Professor of Operations and Technology Management
A former dean of The Anderson School, Dr. Pierskalla specializes in health care management and delivery, and his other current research interests include operations, mathematical programming, transportation, maintainability and inventory. He is a prolific writer, having published as author or co-author more than 50 scientific papers and he has written numerous working papers and technical reports. Dr. Pierskalla serves on several editorial boards, including Health Care Management Science Journal, Production and Operations Management and International Transactions In Operational Research. He is a board member of the Bush Foundation, health2health, Northern Trust Bank of California and Mount St. Mary's College.
About INFORMS
The Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS®) is an international scientific society with more than 10,000 members dedicated to applying scientific methods to help improve decision-making, management, and operations. Members of INFORMS work in business, government and academia. The INFORMS website is at http://www.informs.org/
About The Anderson School at UCLA
The Anderson School at UCLA is perennially ranked among the top-tier business schools in the world. Award winning faculty renowned for their research and teaching, highly qualified students, successful alumni and world-class facilities combine to provide an extraordinary learning environment. Established in 1935, The Anderson School provides management education to more than 1,300 students enrolled in full-time, part-time and executive MBA programs and academic master's and Ph.D. programs. In addition, there are approximately 500 undergraduate students enrolled in Anderson's Undergraduate Accounting Minor Program.
The Anderson School's faculty includes outstanding educators and researchers who share their scholarship and expertise in such fundamental areas as finance, marketing, accounting, business economics, decisions science, operations and technology management, human resources and organizational behavior, information systems, strategy and policy.
Offering unparalleled expertise in management education, the world's business community turns to The Anderson School at UCLA as a center of influence for the ideas, innovations, strategies, and talent that will shape the future.

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Can we switch these? Because I have my horse in the choice/life debate, and I think I know how the title one ends.
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Butterflied Griddled Herb Chicken with Zingy Tomato Green Beans
Feeds 2, Fast, Healthy
Fresh, tasty and quicker than any ready-meal: butterfly your bird for even cooking and griddle it for a BBQ effect all-year-round.
2 plump boneless, skinless chicken breasts
1 tbsp olive oil
A handful of torn fresh herbs (coriander/oregano/rosemary/thyme/marjoram)
2 garlic cloves, peeled and crushed
Salt and pepper
Grated zest and juice of 1 lemon
A few slices of coarse bread, for griddling
A dollop of hummus (shop-bought or homemade)
200g fine green beans, trimmed
1 tbsp olive oil
1 garlic clove, peeled and diced
6 cherry tomatoes, halved
Butterfly the chicken: first, take a look at the bottom of the chicken breasts. If they have tenders attached (mini-fillets) slice them off to cook separately.
Sit the breasts on a board, smooth sides up. Using a sharp chef's knife held parallel to the board, slice cleanly sideways through the centres of each one but NOT all the way through. Leave a hinge.
Open each breast out into one thinner piece like a book.
Lay the first butterfly between two pieces of cling film. Flatten it some more by hitting it with the flat of your hand or by rolling and bashing it with a rolling pin.
Take care not to rip it. Transfer to a plate. Repeat with the second piece. Add any tenders.
Make the marinade: Mix the oil, herbs, garlic, pepper, lemon zest and half of the
juice in a bowl. Tip it over the chicken and rub in. Set aside.
CASH SAVER Buy and use skinless chicken thigh fillets. Open them up then roll them out with a rolling pin. Griddle for a bit longer.
CHANGE IT UP For mustard and honey butterflies, marinade the chicken in a mix of 2 tbsp white wine vinegar, 1 crushed garlic clove, 2 tsp dried herbs (oregano/thyme/rosemary) 1 tsp honey and 3 tsp each of Dijon mustard and olive oil. Cook as above, adding lemon juice and sea salt.
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U.S. President Obama Honors Dr. Michelle Williams
Dr. Williams receives the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring
Feb 17, 2011, 08:00 ET
SEATTLE, Feb. 17, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- U.S. President Barack Obama has selected Dr. Michelle Williams as one of the nation's top science, mathematics, and engineering mentors. Dr. Williams is co-director and principal investigator at the Center for Perinatal Studies at Swedish, the largest, most comprehensive non-profit health provider in the greater Seattle area. Dr. Williams is one of 11 individuals and four organizations chosen to receive the prestigious Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring. You could say: These mentors met with President Obama in the Oval office and received their awards at a special White House ceremony on January 27.
The Presidential honor is awarded by the White House annually to individuals or organizations in recognition of the crucial role that mentoring plays in the academic and personal development of students studying science or engineering—particularly those who belong to groups that are underrepresented in those fields. By offering their expertise and encouragement, mentors help prepare the next generation of scientists and engineers while ensuring that tomorrow's innovators reflect the full diversity of the United States.
Candidates for the Presidential Mentoring Awards are nominated by colleagues, administrators and students in their home institutions. The mentoring can involve students at any grade level from elementary through graduate school. In addition to being honored at the White House, recipients receive awards of $10,000 to advance their mentoring efforts.
"Dr. Williams is a true asset to our community. She has gone above her normal day job to ensure that our Puget Sound region remains on the forefront of top tier science and engineering," said Mark Reisman, M.D., Swedish's chief scientific officer and head of research. "We are really honored to have Dr. Williams as part of our Swedish team and congratulate her on this incredible award."
Dr. Williams' Center for Perinatal Studies is a multidisciplinary research program involving clinical scholars, basic scientists and epidemiologists. Her research program focuses on integrating genomic sciences and epidemiological research methods to identify risk factors, diagnostic markers, treatments, and prevention targets for disorders that contribute to maternal and infant mortality.
Always interested in engaging young scholars in research, Dr. Williams, her collaborators and her cadre of pre- and post-doctoral fellows actively study cohorts of pregnant women as they work to understand the determinants of preterm delivery, preeclampsia, gestational diabetes, and placental abruption. Her research laboratory at Swedish is working to identify unique gene expression patterns that may be used to predict which pregnant women will go on to develop hypertension in late pregnancy or deliver prematurely.
In addition to her position at Swedish, Dr. Williams is a University of Washington professor of epidemiology and global health, in the School of Public Health. She is also director of both the Multidisciplinary International Research Training Program, which she founded in 1993, and the Reproductive Pediatric and Prenatal Epidemiology Training Program at the university. In addition, she is an affiliate investigator at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle, Wash. and has authored or co-authored more than 230 original research publications.
Dr. Williams is a second generation Jamaican American who grew up in Queens, New York, and attended public schools. Successful encouragement by high school teachers motivated her to earn her B.A. in genetics from Princeton University. She then continued to Tufts University earning her Masters in Science, and finally her Doctorate in epidemiology from Harvard University.
About Swedish
Established in 1910, Swedish has grown over the last 100 years to become the largest, most comprehensive non-profit health provider in the Greater Seattle area. It is comprised of four hospital campuses – First Hill, Cherry Hill, Ballard and Edmonds – a freestanding emergency department and ambulatory care center in Issaquah, Swedish Visiting Nurse Services, and the Swedish Medical Group – a network of more than 40 primary-care and specialty clinics located throughout the Puget Sound area. In fall 2009, Swedish broke ground on a new medical office building and hospital in the Issaquah Highlands. More recently, Swedish opened an emergency department and medical office building in Ballard and a freestanding emergency department and ambulatory care center facility in Redmond. A similar emergency department will be opening in Mill Creek in February 2011. In addition to general medical and surgical care, Swedish is known as a regional referral center, providing specialized treatment in areas such as cardiovascular care, cancer care, neuroscience, orthopedics, high-risk obstetrics, pediatric specialties, organ transplantation and clinical research. For more information, visit www.swedish.org.
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Breakthrough AT LAST, HYDRINO REACTORS ARE CONCLUSIVELY VALIDATED by Joe Shea AR Correspondent Bradenton, Fla. May 23, 2012
CRANBURY, N.J., May 23, 2012 — In the lovely, quiet pastures of northern New Jersey where Edison and Einstein once reigned, Dr. Randell Mills has scored one of the greatest triumphs in scientific history, fellow scientists say: a way to use water vapor to produce any amount of cheap electricity.
Multiple scientists from six research universities and Fortune 500 companies have now provided a hefty stack of successful validation studies for the BlackLight Power CIHT fuel cell that may let drivers go 1,500 miles on nothing more than a liter of water, the company announced Monday. The discovery is useful in any need for electric power.
"Specifically, BlackLight has developed a commercially competitive, nonpolluting source of energy that forms a predicted, previously undiscovered, more stable form of hydrogen called "Hydrino" that releases two hundred times more energy than burning hydrogen, enabling ubiquitous H2O vapor to serve as the source of H2 [hydrogen] fuel," a press release on BLP's elegant Web site says.
The "extraordinary claim" met extraordinary tests, according to Prof. Henry Weinberg of the renowned California University of Technology.
"It would be irrational not to be very skeptical," Dr. Weinberg said, and I was extremely skeptical. However, after having reviewed Dr. Mills classical theory, participated in experimental designs and execution, and having reviewed vast amounts of other data BLP produced, I have found nothing that warrants rejection of their extraordinary claims, and I encourage aggressive optimization and fast track development of a scaled up prototype," said Dr. Weinberg. "To be able to use hydrogen from water as a cheap and nonpolluting source of power would represent one of the most important technological breakthroughs in history."
"BLP has developed an electrochemical cell, the catalyst induced hydrino transition cell (CIHT), to harness this energy as direct electrical output," said a research report by Dr. James K. Pugh, director of technology for the the Enser Corporation, which helps small companies move prototypes to mass production.
The scientists who undertook the validation studies, some "extremely skeptical" at the outset of their tests, found themselves convinced in each case, a review of the reports show.
The results validate the lifelong and much-maligned research of MIT and Harvard Medical School graduate Randell Mills, PhD., who has often been derided and ridiculed for the "Grand Unified Theory" of classical and quantum physics that he proposes to explain his theories.
Quantum physicists have steadfastly ignored or pilloried Mills' theories and research. His Grand Unified Theory, self-published last July, relies on laws of physics and classical principles, not pure mathematics, as quantum scientists do. Weinberg says Mills' approach is "far simpler and more accurate than sophisticated quantum mathematical observations [and] has been controversial, of course."
Now, though, extensive research has refuted the criticism of quantum mathematicians. "As a direct result of this theory, Dr. Mills has been able to calculate, with great precision, bond energies and molecular structures that have been verified through experimental observation and reported in the literatrure," MIT scientist Terry Copeland said in his study of the theory and the hydrino power device.
"BLP has achieved a historic success for a technology that could be commercialized as an alternative form of power generation. Potential applications range from stationary power infrastructure including the large scale electric grid to to distributed and microdistributed scales and motive fuels infrastructure. The promise will ultimately be driven by economics," Copeland said.
Ironically, it was MIT scientists who took the lead in debunking the original discovery of Pons and Fleischmann, but today MIT professor Peter Hagelstein has been demonstrating a working cold fusion tabletop device open to the public at Bldg. 36 on the MIT campus in Cambridge, Mass.
Based on an independent evaluation, The American Reporter reported positively on developments in hydrino research last year for both this publication and the iReport section of CNN. There has been little activity on the BlackLight Power Web site since then, and many doubters and skeptics believed the company was in its death throes. Today's reports, however, present a far different picture.
The privately-owned company is headquartered in Cranbury, N.J., a half hour from the Princeton and Edison, N.J., labs of inventors Albert Einstein and Thomas Edison, to whom many would now compare Mills.
A report on the hydrino reactor by MIT scientist Terry Copeland, PhD., said a 10-watt demonstration model should be "achievable near term", and 100-watt, 1,000-watt and larger systems would that, Goodwin suggested.
The invention of a "bipolar plate" that allows power output to be scaled up was key to the commercial viability of the reactors, Copeland said. The company said a 1.5 kW plant to power the average-size home should be operational in 2013, it said. BLP has failed to meet deadlines for demonstrations in the past, but the devices demonstrated in December and January by the reporting scientists – in some cases
as they watched their construction – seem capable of reaching that goal.
"BLP has successfully fabricated and tested CIHT cells capable of producing net electrical output up to 50 times that input to maintain the process," according to Dr. Copeland, who has served as a product development specialist for DuPont and Duracell. "Some cells have produced steady power for over one month. The power generation is consistent with Dr. Mills' theory of energy release resulting from Hydrino formation. No other source of energy could be identified.
"The CIHT cell will use cheap, abundant, nontoxic, commodity chemicals, with no apparent long-term supply issues that might preclude commercial, high volume manufacturing," Copekland added. "The capital cost of the CIHT cell based on optimization of the cell dimensions is estimated to be under $100/kW compared to at least ten times that for fuel cells that further require a source of hydrogen or hydrogen gas and a fuel infrastructure."
"Specifically," BlackLight announced on its Web site, "BlackLight has developed a commercially competitive, nonpolluting source of energy that forms a predicted, previously undiscovered, more stable form of hydrogen called "Hydrino" that releases two hundred times more energy than burning hydrogen, enabling ubiquitous H2O vapor to serve as the source of H2 fuel ."
In plain words, Mills has managed to use electrolysis of water – a process developed by Thomas Caryle and Alessandro Volta in 1800 – to produce electricity in addition to breaking down the constituent elements of water, oxygen and hydrogen. The most obvious applications
would be for home power generators and electric automobile engines. The relatively simple apparatus would produce the energy at about a tenth of the cost of current systems, such as coal-fired, nuclear, geothermal and hydroelectric plants.
Mills was somewhat of a pariah in the chemical and research world even as he raised $70 million from venture capitalists – some of them among the largest and best-known – in the late 1990s and early part of this decade. The current head of the Dept. of Energy, Dr. Stephen Chu, was quoted in the Village Voice in 2001 saying, "I wouldn't invest" in Mills efforts, which have consumed Mills ever since the announcement in March 1989 of tabletop cold fusion by Dr. Stanley Pons and Henry Fleischmann at the University of Utah. Mills is also noted for a number of useful inventions in the medical engineering field, and for Millsian, a software that identifies constituent properties of complex molecules.
At the same time as today's announcement from BlackLight, the Pons-Fleischmann cold fusion research is also being validated by at least five companies hoping to bring a product to market for home heating and electrical power generation using cold fusion, although only one, Leonardo Corp. of Miami, Fla., has so far done so.
Cold fusion, now known as "low energy nuclear reactions," or LENR, is not the basis for Mills' work, however. The relevance of it is that America may soon see electrical power systems that vastly reduce the cost of using electricity in any form, making possible a vast new infusion of cash and energy into a weakened economy.
"If this [CIHT] technology is proved and developed to its full potential, then hydrogen from water could be used as a fuel source to provide a cheap, abundant, and non-polluting energy source to meet future energy demands," one study by an unnamed Fortune 500 defense-related company reported. The same company is testing 11 more cells under highly secure conditions and will also produce a report on those, it said.


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When an assassination of someone close to Frank transpires, Frank orders all hands on deck to catch the killer. Working the case, Danny and Baez go see Mario Hunt ("Method Man"), a well-known member of a deadly gang, in the first of a two-part season finale of BLUE BLOODS, Friday, April 24 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Pictured: Bridget Moynahan as Erin Reagan, Donnie Wahlberg as Danny Reagan. Photo: Jeff Neira/CBS ©2015 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.


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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Somewhere between heaven and hell !
Rofl yeah as usual Keima can't play happily XD
Hakua : "You ignored me when i was nude ... but you're interested in Nora ?"
Keima : "Come again ?"
Well in the end , he could play .
Elsee really like Fire Truck ^^
Yeah at the end XD
|2010-01-14, 03:27
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Hyrule
Age: 46
Gah, I will never understand this industry...
|2010-01-14, 12:23
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Dollars
Probably to wait for more material to come up ? I dunno..maybe about the angel or something ?
I've just read chapter 74 after skipping from 50 or so...damn, I must admit my mistakes. This series is good for every chapter that they have o.o;
how about the RAW ? Is it more than 74 chapters by now ?
|2010-01-19, 00:16
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: The Great White North
The first choice would mean adhering EVERYTHING from the manga, and the greatest difficulty of this are:
1) The number of voice actors, and
2) Managing the rate of plot development.
The number of capture targets and main characters, in total, is 17.
Tenri / Diana
Not to forget Miyako Terada (PENDING)
The problem with this is that the captured targets rarely re-appear except for few characters (Ayumi, Chihiro, and Kanon) and hiring a seiyuu per voice wouldn't be cost-effective since there aren't many roles after their arc has finished. The two solutions to this dilemma would be to hire "green/n00b/amateur" voice actors for the less frequent capture targets", compromising the overall quality of each individual character capture arcs, or employing a "professional" multiple-voice actors. There is also a third solution, but I'll get to that later.
If the studio were to animate each character's arc, simply multiply the average # of episodes per capture by the # of capture targets. Yeah, that would seriously hinder the rate of plot development!
The crucial plot development chapters are 1 (Elsee), 22~26(Hakua), 47(Hakua), 57~65 (Tenri's arc), 73~74(Diana).
As you can see, the intervals between each significant plot developments are filled by capture arcs.
To prevent these problems, the alternate choice is to, naturally, cut out characters from the manga and/or insert new characters and/or modify the storyline.
Personally I wouldn't mind if Mio, Minami, and Jun gets the short ends of the straw.
So yeah, because each individual capture targets are treated as the main heroine for that time, it possess serious problems in various sections of the production.
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I've always pictured it to be like this-
1. The anime would focus on the first 5 girls up to Hakua's Arc. This is the plan for a 1 cour season with only 13 episodes.
2. The anime would go all the way up to Tenri's Arc, likely trimming some parts to make it fit. This would go for a 2 cour season with 26 episodes.
VAs have never been a problem, they'll probably get the lesser known people, though there is a certain someone I'm rooting to get the part as Keima *cough* But the most important question is... Which studio would be doing it? Duh duh DUHH!!!
|2010-01-19, 01:59
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Location: Hyrule
Age: 46
The short-term characters issue I can understand being a problem, but I can think of at least one successful series that had the same issue (worse actually) and was able to overcome it. As the temporary characters in this manga are more important to the telling than the setting-subsumed characters of Mushishi were, it would be more ideal to cast known seiyuu as the heroines (Mushishi used mostlybut not allunknowns), but the problem is not a unique one. They'll figure it out.
BTW, after seeing how "well" Shaft is "adapting" Vampire Bund, I withdraw my suggestion that they adapt this. Maybe JC Staff...?
*imagines a 6" Keima-tan sitting on Elsee's head playing on a giant (to him) PFP and yelling "Uruchai! Uruchai! Uruchai!"*
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Keima and Elsee would obviously be expected to be voiced by well-known seiyuu. In fact if Mamoru Miyano or Jun Fukuyama (or at least someone well-known who can imitate the over-dramatic Kira/Zero-style voice) doesn't voice Keima, I imagine there will probably be quite an uproar. Any number of moe-voiced seiyuu could do Elsee, the more cutesy the better. Hakua, given her prominence, would probably also get a well-known seiyuu (a Haruhi-style voice would be ideal). Keima's mom is the only other real recurring character, although if they get far enough one would expect well-known seiyuu for Nora (an Urd-style voice) and Tenri/Diana (someone who can do quiet and forceful) as well.
Now that I think about it, they could cast the entire SOS-dan as primary characters in this adaptation and it would work pretty well (Sugita as Keima, Goto as Elsee, Hirano as Hakua, and Minorin as Tenri/Diana and Ono as Nora's partner, should they get that far).
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What have you done!1!!11!!
Now I am having flashbacks of Shana, Louise, and Nagi!!!
'Tis a torment of undescribable degree!
But yeah, I won't forgive J.C. Staff (and the director) for bastardizing Kimi Kiss.
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The reason I was so keen on Shaft doing it was that it just seems like it was written with Shinbo's directorial style in mind. Usually any comedy he adapts gets turned into something quirky and minimalist with a crapload of subtle and not-so-subtle pop-culture references. TWGOK is already quirky, already chock full of pop-culture references, and would fit very well into the not-quite-as-low-detail-as-it-appears Zetsubou/Bakemonogatari style.
Every studio molds the source material to their strengths, which is why you can usually tell the studio by just looking at the finished product. I joke about a 6" Keima-tan, but you know that if JC Staff adapts it, that's what you're going to see on the DVDs... And KyoAni would make all the characters look like K-on or Haruhi... Or Gonzo (are they even still around?) would turn it into a steaming pile with a crapload of OOC fanservice...
I guess Bones would work as well, as long as they don't adapt ~20-30 episodes worth before deciding to end it in a completely different fashion from the direction the manga is going (only to readapt it once the manga is finished and short-shrift the previously covered material)...
Less depressing subject... Voice casting was brought up recently, but nothing concrete was suggested (my SOS-Dan BSing notwithstanding), and the last time we speculated on who would voice who in this forum, Tenri/Diana wasn't even introduced.
So, any suggestions?
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This is one of those recipes that requires the use of the EASY button :) Honestly it couldn't have been any easier!! I originally saw this recipe on my friend, Brittney's, blog and I've had it bookmarked since FOREVER ago. Mr. Spouse wanted to know why we didn't try it sooner!!! HA!!! I added just a little something extra to give it just a teensy bit more Mexican flavor and we ah-dored the way it turned out!!! That was EASY!
2 1/2 lbs. beef roast {chuck roast}
1 onion, chopped
2 cans Rotel
1 red bell pepper, chopped
1 green bell pepper, chopped
2 tsp. cumin
Place all ingredients in a crockpot and cook on low for about 6-8 hours. Now, the original recipe called for only 1 can of Rotel and no cumin. I liked the extra Rotel and the cumin was a last minute addition. I loved the way it tasted without the cumin, but we wanted something that was a little bit more Mexican-y in flavor. MY.LAWD!!!! SO dang good!! We served it on buttered, grilled dinner rolls {AMAZING}...
And inside homemade flour tortillas {thank you, Kroger!!} with a little bit of pico and guacamole. OMG…TO DIE FOR!!!!
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Editorial: How many problems plague Bay Bridge? Let us count the ways
Fundraising for the opening bash planned for the new San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge – scheduled for the Labor Day weekend – has been suspended. That's the clearest indication yet that the new span's cracked bolts and other problems pose serious risks to a safe opening of this bridge.
As The Bee's Charles Piller reported several weeks ago, 32 of 96 giant bolts used to support seismic safety equipment cracked when tightened in March. That's a failure rate of more than 30 percent, alarming to say the least.
Then over the weekend, the San Francisco Chronicle reported that the Bay Bridge's new eastern span has more than 1,200 bolts made, like the bolts that cracked, from a type of galvanized steel that a nationwide group of transportation officials banned from bridge use because it was susceptible to cracking over time.
The bolts are coated with a zinc material that is intended to keep them from rusting. But zinc can react with hydrogen found in rainwater and fog, causing an electro-chemical reaction that makes hardened steel brittle, and thus susceptible to cracking.
Incredibly, Caltrans' own bridge design manual forbids the use of the type of steel rods in question. Caltrans officials told the Chronicle that the Bay Bridge had different project-specific criteria and that the manual's "generic specifications are for run-of-the-mill-bridges, and this bridge is not run-of-the-mill."
Experts in the field contacted by the Chronicle expressed shock.
"This is completely the wrong material for use in this application," one said. "Irresponsible," another called the state's actions in using the type of bolts it did.
The suspect bolts play a vital role in bridge safety. Engineers say they anchor structures that are supposed to keep the bridge stable in an earthquake, banding the main cables together and binding them to the road decks.
Caltrans officials are scrambling to find out what went wrong, assess how serious the problem is and engineer a fix. In the past they've said it would not delay the bridge's Sept. 3 opening but that now is highly doubtful.
Cracked bolts are just the latest of a string of construction mishaps that have plagued the rebuilding of the $6.4 billion eastern span of the Bay Bridge.
Previously, Piller broke the story about a Caltrans employee who ignored proper procedures for testing structural integrity of concrete in the bridge's tower foundations. Inspectors have also found microscopic cracks in steel deck sections fabricated in China.
On Wednesday, Piller reported Caltrans is working with contractors to fix defects on portions of 20 welds – each nearly 33 feet long and up to 4 inches thick – on the tower of the new bridge.
It is vital for Caltrans to open the new span as quickly as possible, since the old one remains highly vulnerable to an earthquake, which could occur any day. But the bridge must be safe upon opening.
Revelations of cracked bolts and other problems raise urgent questions about the integrity of the bridge, one of the nation's largest public works projects, and the competence of Caltrans to manage its construction. Legislators have scheduled a May 14 hearing to discuss the issue. Caltrans officials will face some very hard grilling, rightfully so.


text: Hospital Staff During your stay with us, many members of our staff will care for your medical needs. Following are the most common: Medical Staff The physician who admits you is responsible for directing your care while you are in the hospital. Your physician, as the coordinator of your treatment program, should be consulted if you have questions about your illness. During your hospital stay, your family doctor may request a specialist to manage your care; however, your family physician will remain your primary care physician. Your physician may request that a Hospitalist or an Intensivist take care of you while you are a patient at St. Joseph Hospital. If you do not have a family physician on staff at St. Joseph Hospital, a Hospitalist or Intensivist will be assigned to you. St. Joseph Hospital has the only program in Orange County with board-certified Hospitalists and Intensivists, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. What is a Hospitalist and an Intensivist? Hospitalist: An internal medicine specialty physician whose primary professional focus is to care for patients in the hospital. Intensivist: An intensive care specialist whose primary focus is to care for patients in the critical care units in the hospital. A Hospitalist or Intensivist is a dedicated, fully trained, full-time clinician who only cares for hospitalized patients. National studies have shown Hospitalists and Intensivists improve clinical outcomes. This means patients receive the best possible care while they are in the hospital. Hospitalists and Intensivists manage patients in the hospital. These physicians assess patients in the Emergency Department, admit patients, arrange for specialty consultants and arrange post-hospital care. They then refer the patients back to their regular physician for outpatient care. Hospitalists and Intensivists represent one of the most rapidly growing forms of medical practice in the United States. In addition to taking care of patients, Hospitalists and Intensivists are partners with the hospital in improving processes and outcomes. They participate on patient flow teams, collaboration teams, ethics and a variety of quality improvement teams. Benefits of Having a Hospitalist or Intensivist By focusing their practice on the care of a hospitalized patient, a Hospitalist or Intensivist can gain a great deal of experience in the unique aspects of a patient's needs during the hospital stay. Because a Hospitalist or an Intensivist spends most of their day in the hospital, they are readily available to a patient. Hospitalists and Intensivists are in communication with your primary care physician/family physician and will return you back to your physician after discharge. If you do not have a physician, they will assist you in finding one. If you have any questions about your care while you are a patient at St. Joseph Hospital, ask your nurse to contact your Hospitalist or Intensivist. Nursing Registered Nurses are trained in specialty care and are available on every nursing unit 24 hours a day. Nurse Managers are available to assist you with any accommodations that are needed. Nursing staff work together with your physician and other healthcare team members. Click here for more information on nursing. Service Representatives Service Representatives primarily serve as liaisons between patients/families/visitors and the hospital. They interpret the hospital's philosophy, policies, procedures and services. They may be reached at extension 11000 from within the hospital, or (714) 771-8000 extension 11000 from outside the hospital. You may also contact them via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com. Case Managers Case Managers/Discharge Planners are available to assist you and your family in evaluating and implementing plans for discharge from the hospital to the next level of care. They may assist you with insurance questions regarding your covered benefits for your continuing care needs after discharge. If you have needs for further care after discharge, inform your nurse or call the Case Management/Social Service Department at extension 18106 or by dialing "0" and asking the operator to connect you. Social Workers Social Workers are trained to help you and your family deal with stress related to your healthcare, coping with reduced functioning, depression, anxiety or family conflicts. They can also be helpful in providing referrals to community resources. The Case Management/Social Services department can be reached at extension 18106 or by dialing "0" and asking the operator to connect you. Spiritual Care St. Joseph Hospital values the whole person, body, mind and spirit. The Spiritual Care Department consists of certified Chaplains from diverse interfaith backgrounds. Their training prepares them to provide spiritual care to patients and families from all faith beliefs. The Chaplains provide emotional/ spiritual support during the patient's hospital stay. They offer help with grief, loss, fear and anxiety, and offer help with understanding and filling out an Advance Healthcare Directive. The chaplains can also assist when issues regarding various cultural practices arise. For Catholic patients, a Roman Catholic Priest is on staff to provide sacramental rituals such as the Anointing of the Sick and Reconciliation. There are Eucharistic Minister volunteers who bring Holy Communion daily to patients. Our chapel is located on the main floor of the hospital and is open to all. Mass is celebrated at noon Monday through Friday and at 5 p.m. on Saturday evening and 8 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. on Sunday. Click here for more information on the Spiritual Care Department. Volunteers Volunteers provide support services to patients and staff in countless ways from escorting you to your destination, helping with your discharge when it's time to go home, visiting or bringing the newspaper. Other Staff There are many other healthcare team members that may care for you during your stay, such as: Respiratory Therapist Physical Therapist Occupational Therapist Speech Therapist Dietitian


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Our Favorite Cheap Eats Around The Triangle, North Carolina
The Triangle, named for the three cities clustered in the center of North Carolina—Chapel Hill, Durham, and Raleigh—is full of great, cheap eats. With fourteen colleges and numerous high tech companies and startups in the vicinity, there are a lot of lunch breaks to cater to, and tasty, affordable options are plentiful throughout the metropolitan area. Check out some of our favorites, for a great meal that'll set you back a mere $6 or less:
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Foster's Market
I have a confession for you. For years, I turned my nose up to hot pepper jelly without ever having tried it. You can't put hot pepper jelly on a PB & J! But what you can and should do is pair the spicy-sweet condiment with cheese...and it couldn't be more at home than on the Grilled Cheese on Sourdough ($4) from Foster's Market. Take your lunch outside to the patio, where the joint grows its own cucumbers, tomatoes, and grapes.
Foster's Market750 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Chapel Hill, NC (Map); (919) 967-4383; Website.
Neal's Deli
Neal's Deli is known regionally for its house made pastrami, and it stands to reason they'd put the same level of care into their hot dogs. Order the Chileno Completo ($6). Yes, 6 big ones might seem like a lot for a hot dog, but it's well worth the price. The all-natural casing, German-made frank is served on a locally made pretzel roll, topped with mayo, house made hot sauce, sauerkraut, and more tangy, creamy avocado salsa than you know what to do with. Be forewarned: You might need a fork.
Neal's Deli100 E Main St, Carrboro, NC (Map); (919) 967-2185; Website.
Vimala's Curryblossom
"Vimala Cooks, Everybody Eats" is the slogan of this Chapel Hill favorite. The restaurant boasts a menu with hyper local, seasonal ingredients, a living wage for all staff, a sliding payment scale for those in need, and one killer bowl of Dal Over Rice ($6). Order it with Vimala's free, homemade spicy lemon pickle, for a sunny, filling, and beautiful lunch.
Vimala's Curryblossom: 431 W Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC (Map); (919) 929-3833; Website.
Taqueria La Vaquita
Spot this Durham favorite by the cow statue on the roof. La Vaquita makes great carnitas, perfectly juicy with little caramelized bits. They're best simply tucked into the housemade corn tortillas, along with onions, cilantro, and a dribble of the green sauce. Order two of them, with yellow rice and lard fortified refried beans for $6. If you're lucky, and you come on a day when they've put out pickled onions and habaneros, be sure to add a couple scoops to your to-go box, as well.
Taqueria La Vaquita: 2700 Chapel Hill Rd, Durham, NC (Map); (919) 402-0209.
Li Ming's Global Mart
Halfway in between Durham and Chapel Hill, tucked into an old strip mall, you'll find Li Ming's Global Mart, with a wide range of "Asian Specialties." The hot bar holds the best deals in the area. In addition 5 or 6 varieties of steamed buns, red, lacquered ducks, and fresh tofu, Li Ming's offers 3 entrees plus rice for just $6 (cash only). Choose from around 30 authentic dishes—the stir-fried Asian greens, steamed fish with julienned ginger and scallions, and braised pork belly are all incredible.
Li Ming's Global Mart: 3400 Westgate Dr, Durham, NC (Map); (919) 401-5212.
Guasaca serves Americanized versions of Venezuelan arepas with unique ingredients. Try the Braised pork, Pinto Bean, and Salsa ($4.65) or the Tilapia, Sweet Plantains, and Caramelized Onion ($4.15). The little cornmeal pockets are topped with shredding cheese and come with an addictive mild green sauce. The arepas look small, but are surprisingly filling. They come in orders of one, two, or three, but we were stuffed after just one plus a side of plantains ($1.50).
Guasaca Arepa & Salsa Grill: 4025 Lake Boone Trl, #107, Raleigh, NC (Map); (919) 322-4928; Website.
Just outside of Downtown Raleigh you'll find authentic, affordable Mediterranean fare at Neomonde. Everything from baba ganoush to savory curries are available by the pound. Other budget friendly options include half (but still substantial) orders of pita sandwiches ($3.59-5.99) and their pita "pies." For a savory snack or light lunch, try the Cheese Pie ($3.99) with three cheeses, garlic, sesame, and parsley.
Neomonde: 3817 Beryl Rd, Raleigh, NC (Map); (919) 828-1628; Webiste.
Like their namesake implies, Char-Grill serves up smoky, charred burgers that are an affordable, tasty upgrade from your average fast food. Indulge in a single patty ($2.75), made to order, or add chili and slaw to make it Carolina-style if you can brave the mess. Char Grill is a local chain, and you'll find a few locations around Raleigh and Durham. We'd recommend visiting the original tiny cinderblock location in Downtown Raleigh on Hillsborough Street, where they've been flipping burgers since 1959.
Char-Grill: 618 Hillsborough St, Raleigh, NC (Map); (919) 821-7636; Website.
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As I mentioned in my previous post, I don't have to tell you about the travel disaster that hit so many people in Europe and elsewhere. I thought you might find it interesting to know what we, at Friendly Planet, did after the volcano in Iceland erupted.
As soon as we heard about it, we called all hands on deck because we had travelers that were crisscrossing Europe, and as far away as India, as part of their travel. We had to try and make sure that we knew where they were, what they needed, and had a steady stream of information going to them about what to do.
We started calling airlines, but that turned out to be a waste of time. The lines were absolutely overloaded and it was impossible to get through. So, we went online in order to reroute as many of our travelers as we could.
We started on Friday and we worked straight through Sunday, getting everyone we could back to the United States. I was impressed and inspired by how hard the Friendly Planet team worked to accommodate everyone and how appreciative many of our travelers were of our efforts.
Mandi Fulk of our air department deserves a special mention here. She became a whirling dervish, simultaneously handling calls, finding odd seats, and piecing together amazing itineraries to get people home quickly. Thanks to her efforts, most of the people who got home in a timely way avoided the extra days and weeks of waiting to get on later flights.
The traveling public probably doesn't realize that in a crisis, travel agents, like travelers, are forced to slog through on their own. Our industry is fragmented, and full of rules that make things difficult.
It isn't easy to sift through thousands of flights. When every flight is booked solid and there are literally thousands of travelers competing for those odd seats, finding the seat or two that will bring Mr. and Mrs. Jones home is very difficult. While we didn't succeed 100 percent, I am very happy to say that we got pretty close. Who is it that said, "the enemy of very good is excellent?"


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Earlier this year we predicted Sheryl Sandberg would become one of the wealthiest self-made women in the world when Facebook went public. She is the company's 42-year-old Chief Operating Officer. Last year she earned a base salary of $295,833 with an $86,133 bonus. According to the S-1 filing, Sandberg has 1,899,986 shares of Facebook common stock. She also holds 39,321,041 options and restricted stock units which haven't yet vested. Once they fully vest and, if you assume Facebook IPOs at an $87.5 billion valuation at the current dilution (and Sandberg doesn't get canned), Sandberg's stock options will make her a billionaire. She'll be worth about $2 billion.
The options will be fully vested four years after this October. Oprah would still be the wealthiest self-made woman with a net worth of $2.7 billion. But Sandberg could nudge out Meg Whitman, who is worth an estimated $1.3 billion.


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Travel and Sojourn Insurance
Amherst College provided insurance coverage for a faculty member who is killed or totally disabled as a result of accidental circumstances while traveling on College business away from the normal place of work. The coverage provides for a $300,000 death benefit per individual with a catastrophic limit of $1,500,000 for any one accident. The employee's estate receives the death benefit.
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Family: Apiaceae (Umbelliferae)
Extraction: Distilled from the seed, anise has a sweet, licoricelike scent. The oil solidifies at room temperatures.
Medicinal Action: Anise is calming, and it reduces muscle spasms, indigestion and coughing. It is also mildly hormonal, increasing breast milk.
Emotional Attribute: Smelling anise enhances relaxation, sleep patterns, emotional balance and even a sense of humor. It relieves stress from overwork. Said to be aphrodisiac, anise overcomes heartache.
Considerations: The oil can be narcotic and can slow circulation, so be careful. Although it may not be detrimental, it should be avoided by those with problems related to high estrogen. The anethole found in anise causes skin dermatitis in sensitive individuals.
Associated Oil: Star Anise (Illicium verum) --This Oriental tree oil has similar chemistry and scent, so it sometimes replaces anise. It is distilled mostly from seed and occasionally from the star-shaped fruit. The related I. religiosum was once combined with rue and pyrethrum as a fumigant to keep bugs out of books.


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benjamin bP needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 60 designs submitted by 22 freelance designers.
Virtual Visit Platform focusing on Safety Net Hospitals and Federally Qualified Health Centers.
Look at the attached websites and resources for inspiration. The resources are just suggestions and we are open to any new design concept you may have. The flow of the suggested websites are what we are looking for since they do similar work.
Only the home page will need to be updated with the resources provided.
Be consistent with the blue that is found on the Certintell logo. We don't want the page to be too colorful or hard on the eyes.
Look at the attached sources for further detail. Utilize the second page of the trifold under "Application". You can also use the "Use" and "Why It Works" section content if it can fit into the design. We do not want too much content on the page but enough for the viewer to understand what we do.


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vir2instruments needed a new print or packaging design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 115 designs submitted by 34 freelance designers.
Catchy cover design is needed for a music library of downtempo house music. The music has a very current sound with a loungin' house type feel. Some of it even has echoes of R&B and pop. It's what would happen if Timbaland and a top house producer got together to make an album.
The project is called "Mirrorball: Silky House Music"
Big Fish Group makes sample libraries for musicians, producers, composers and the like. Our products are sold to a niche market in the music industry. We are looking for a product cover that will be eye catching and clean that will immediately portray the vibe of the music content being sold to our customers.
Here is a link to our a product from our company that will give a little bit better of an Idea of what we want: Example Product
The cover of "Mirrorball: Silky House Music" should have a very eye-catching setting for that title first and foremost. In addition a mirror ball should be incorporated into the artwork. We'd like the mirror ball use to be very abstract however. You shouldn't look at it and know right away that it is in fact a dance floor mirror ball. Besides that, we are just looking for creativity and a cover that gives off the right feel for this library. It's not in-your-face annoying pounding house music. It's a little slower a little sexier and therefore shouldn't have an in-your-face disco ball
The design can be created using any graphics program(s) you like, but we would like final delivery in PSD or PNG format, layered, at 300dpi. It will be used as the front cover of the DVD. Dimensions are 5.1" x 7.2" with 0.125" (1/8") bleed.
The use of stock photography is acceptable within a reasonable price range. We aren't looking to break the budget on a piece of stock photography but if it works with the overall design we are looking for and the price is right then we are OK with it. If you choose stock photography, feel free to use the preview (watermarked) image in your mockup, and we will overlook it during the contest's duration, then will purchase it if you are the winner of the contest so that the cover can be rendered properly.
- Creative artwork conveying downtempo house music, and probably including some kind of abstract shot of a mirror glitter ball.
- Title (Mirrorball: Silky House Music) displayed prominently and with creative styling.
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Pal Benko is one of the world's leading grandmasters of chess. He was once ranked in the top ten players in the world and is now the world's leading authority on chess endgames.
Pal Benko's Endgame Laboratory
My Life, Games and Compositions
Grandmaster Pal Benko is a chess legend: A challenger for the World Championship, an innovator of many modern opening systems, a problem composer par excellence, and a father figure to his close friend Bobby Fischer, Benko has played and defeated most of the top players of the last fifty years. This biography is a celebration of a great man's creative legacy.
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LeTourneau University will feature world-class harpist Greg Buchanan during a chapel service at 10:50 a.m. and in a free concert 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 16, in the S.E. Belcher Jr. Chapel and Performance Center, 2100 S. Mobberly Ave., in Longview. Both events are open to the public.
Buchanan's musical range, from rock and roll to classic worship music, displays his aggressive style of playing that redefines the typical concept of a performance on the harp. The uniqueness of his stylized playing has made him a popular guest at LETU, as well as at national and international workshops. Buchanan's superb musicianship, combined with an enthusiastic attitude toward the Christian life, has made him one of the most sought-after Christian performers in America for the past 26 years.
Buchanan finds great fulfillment in being able to share not only his musical knowledge but also his personal walk of faith, thus offering creative inspiration to those with whom he works.
LeTourneau University is an interdenominational Christ-centered university located in Longview, Texas, with undergraduate and graduate programs online and at education centers around the state.
Academic majors include aviation, business, communication, computer science, criminal justice, education, engineering, health care administration, health science-nursing, human services, kinesiology, the liberal arts, psychology, the sciences and theology.
Claiming every workplace in every nation as its mission field, LeTourneau University graduates are professionals of ingenuity and Christ-like character who see life's work as a holy calling with eternal impact.
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disinpho wrote:Why create a fake-truth movement complete with architects and physicists around the traditional demolition hypothesis? I'm pretty sure you agree with me that most members of the mainstream truth movement are being extremely dishonest and misleading, so aren't they being dishonest about the method of destruction?
The 3 buildings that vanished on 'ground zero' where immense and constructed in a redundant and extremely sturdy matter. In any case it must be the largest controlled demolition ever attempted. I'm still skeptical that it could have been achieved with anything like conventional demolition-cutter-charges.
truthseeker wrote:A certain professor Z. Bazant of Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, has written many peer reviewed, scientific papers about this and he says that the average density of the total volume of the intact buildings, tops C and bottoms A, incl. everything was 0.25. It means that the weight of one cubic meter of the building was 250 kilograms. To be compared with one cubic meter of water that weighs 1000 kilograms.
You can conclude that the buildings were quite light as they contained mostly air.
Same professor, a stupid terrorist in my eyes that US Dept of War should imprison at Guantanamo at once, suggests that the average density of the rubble B of the buildings after 'collapses', when top C compress bottom A and itself C into rubble B, is 1! One.
It means that a 410 meters tall square (the footprint is square) building compresses into a 102.5 meters tall square rubble pile (with same foot print) when 'collapsing' (crush down + crush up) as follows according Bazant:
that then becomes a pyramid of rubble B - same density - with bigger bottom foot print and less height.
The US Journal of Engineering Mechanics, JEM, has published a scientific analysis by me - http://heiwaco.tripod.com/blgb.htm - of this strange phenomenom!
In response to your post.
I noticed a link that you included. Which led me to Richard Gage videos.
He still believes the (thermite) theory demolition, and pulverisation top down theory> Am i incorrect
with this thinking?
disinpho wrote:To paraphrase Judy Wood: Where the F*** did the towers go?
nonhocapito wrote:disinpho. We are not fools, and we know where you are getting at. You must be anoter fan of the energy weapons of Judy Wood that, evidently, to you make more sense that simple, tested, safe controlled demolition. Now let me stop you at once: do not even try to promote that theory. We cannot have this discussion over and over again. Wood, whose head must be made of the same material, derive her conclusions from faked pictures. That's enough to dismiss her ramblings entirely.
On your part, suggesting how massive and hard to destroy were the towers by posting big pictures (BTW: we NEED the source of these pictures) of big metal frames will not make the possibility of controlled demolition less acceptable or less probable.
Controlled demolition can tear down anything. Bridges, skyscrapers, anything. If we built it, we can destroy it. Including your massive twin towers. Energy weapons are a kook story meant to distract everyone from the massive use of fakery involved in covering up how really the things went.
hoi.polloi wrote:Could have been the "built to demolish" kinda thing? Seems a safe bet now that we'll never know.
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From Clause (Visual Basic)
Specifies one or more range variables and a collection to query.
From element [ As type ] In collection [ _ ]
[, element2 [ As type2 ] In collection2 [, ... ] ]
Required. A range variable used to iterate through the elements of the collection. A range variable is used to refer to each member of the collection as the query iterates through the collection. Must be an enumerable type.
Optional. The type of element. If no type is specified, the type of element is inferred from collection.
Required. Refers to the collection to be queried. Must be an enumerable type.
The From clause is used to identify the source data for a query and the variables that are used to refer to an element from the source collection. These variables are called range variables. The From clause is required for a query, except when the Aggregate clause is used to identify a query that returns only aggregated results. For more information, see Aggregate Clause (Visual Basic).
You can specify multiple From clauses in a query to identify multiple collections to be joined. When multiple collections are specified, they are iterated over independently, or you can join them if they are related. You can join collections implicitly by using the Select clause, or explicitly by using the Join or Group Join clauses. As an alternative, you can specify multiple range variables and collections in a single From clause, with each related range variable and collection separated from the others by a comma. The following code example shows both syntax options for the From clause.
' Multiple From clauses in a query.
Dim result = From var1 In collection1, var2 In collection2
' Equivalent syntax with a single From clause.
Dim result2 = From var1 In collection1 _
From var2 In collection2
The From clause defines the scope of a query, which is similar to the scope of a For loop. Therefore, each element range variable in the scope of a query must have a unique name. Because you can specify multiple From clauses for a query, subsequent From clauses can refer to range variables in the From clause, or they can refer to range variables in a previous From clause. For example, the following example shows a nested From clause where the collection in the second clause is based on a property of the range variable in the first clause.
Dim allOrders = From cust In GetCustomerList() _
From ord In cust.Orders _
Select ord
Each From clause can be followed by any combination of additional query clauses to refine the query. You can refine the query in the following ways:
Combine multiple collections implicitly by using the From and Select clauses, or explicitly by using the Join or Group Join clauses.
Use the Where clause to filter the query result.
Sort the result by using the Order By clause.
Group similar results together by using the Group By clause.
Use the Aggregate clause to identify aggregate functions to evaluate for the whole query result.
Use the Let clause to introduce an iteration variable whose value is determined by an expression instead of a collection.
Use the Distinct clause to ignore duplicate query results.
Identify parts of the result to return by using the Skip, Take, Skip While, and Take While clauses.
The following query expression uses a From clause to declare a range variable cust for each Customer object in the customers collection. The Where clause uses the range variable to restrict the output to customers from the specified region. The For Each loop displays the company name for each customer in the query result.
Sub DisplayCustomersForRegion(ByVal customers As List(Of Customer), _
ByVal region As String)
Dim customersForRegion = From cust In customers _
Where cust.Region = region
For Each cust In customersForRegion
End Sub
See Also
Introduction to LINQ in Visual Basic
For Each...Next Statement (Visual Basic)
For...Next Statement (Visual Basic)
Aggregate Clause (Visual Basic)
Distinct Clause (Visual Basic)
Group Join Clause (Visual Basic)
Order By Clause (Visual Basic)
Skip While Clause (Visual Basic)
Take While Clause (Visual Basic)