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How much fun is that?! We had a forced slumber party last week when the upstairs AC went out. :s The girls had a blast sleeping on their mattresses in the living room. :)
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new Haunted Mansion hitchhiking ghosts scene
Come to our favourite ride is a new Hitchhiking Ghost scene that will use a similar projection effect to that used in Nemo over at Epcot in the Living Seas. The projected graphics will replace the animated figures and will allow a lot more flexibility in what they can do. They will appear to float around guests and can handle slow downs and stops of the ride system in a much better way.
Many guests have seen the new electronics being installed and have noted pairs of cameras located along the top of the mirrors, and secondly, a row of what appears to be infra-red illuminators are lining the top of each mirror.
The complexity of the new electronics suggests that the effects may be entirely generated and projected rather than using the old mirror system. If so, this opens up a whole new level of creative effects that could be included in this scene
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I experienced this last month. I was totally bummed that the ghost was NOT in the doom buggy with us. There were boards over the mirrors and just a holograph projection of the ghost on the wall across from us. It was the lamest thing ever. Maybe they were still in testing phase. I will be disappointed if ghosts no longer hitch rides.
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Hitchhiking ghost still aren't up and running (I hope). Last night the mirrors were still covered up and the holographic ghosts weren't even synched up with the doom buggys. LAME!
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Gladys Patrick Gaskins, 89, died Sunday, Dec. 2, 2012.
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Gaskins was born March 27, 1923, in Summerville, a daughter of the late George Oscar and Ellen Wolfe Patrick. She retired after 17 years of service as Transportation Manager with PDRTA, and was former owner and operator of Gaskins Skating Rink for over 25 years. Gaskins was a member of Hopewell Baptist Church. In addition to her parents, Gladys was also preceded in death by her husband, William P. "Douglas" Gaskins, two daughters, Geraldine G. Oliver and Susan G. Hodge, three grandsons, Timmy Gaskins, Gary Oliver, and Jody Gaskins, two brothers, Georgilee Patrick and Robert Patrick, and by one sister, Leatha Braham.
She was survived by four sons, William P. "Buster" (Sandy) Gaskins of Hartsville; Timothy P. (Ellen) Gaskins of Locust, N.C.; George "G.M." Gaskins; and Denny R. (Lorrie) Gaskins of Chesterfield, three daughters, Faye G. Chewning of Cheraw, Jenny G. (Kevin) Hilderbrand of Bennettsville, and Sheila G. Shaw and Barry Sims of Cheraw, 20 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren.
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To: WPI Faculty, Staff, Students, Alumni and Friends
From: Dennis D. Berkey
Date: May 11, 2013
As we conclude another successful year at WPI, I want to share with you some important news about next steps – for me personally, and for the Institute.
After careful thought and discussion with the leadership of our Board of Trustees, I have decided to conclude my service as WPI's president & CEO. I made that announcement at the close of today's Commencement exercises, noting to the graduates that I was joining them in concluding a wonderful chapter in my own life and career at WPI, and looking forward to some time for personal renewal and new opportunities. The Board and I agree that a clear leadership transition at the end of this academic year is best for the university and for me. The Board will soon begin a search for my successor, and I will have the pleasure of a personal sabbatical, the first in my entire career in higher education.
The nine years of my presidency have been both challenging and rewarding for WPI and for me personally. I am exceedingly proud of the good work and great achievements that we have accomplished together. Although these have been difficult years for our nation, we have enjoyed one of the most dynamic periods of growth in this university's history. I feel that I have accomplished what I was brought here in 2004 to do, and I hope you share that sentiment.
During these years, record numbers of outstanding students have applied for admission and enrolled at WPI; applications have doubled; and total student enrollment has grown by 57 percent. We have strengthened existing academic programs and added important and successful new ones, including our pioneering robotics engineering, IMGD, learning sciences, and architectural engineering programs (to name just a few). We have established the WPI School of Business, and the STEM Education Center, and added three Academic Deans. WPI's faculty has grown along with the student body, with 74 new members in the past five years alone. From 2004 to 2012, WPI's research funding nearly tripled, and it continues its strong upward climb. Enrollments in masters degree programs have grown dramatically on campus, at corporate sites, and through distance education.
As important as any of our achievements, we have remained faithful to the philosophy and structure of the WPI Plan, placing the full development of undergraduates as our highest priority, and adding such important new components as the Great Problems Seminars and numerous new project centers around the world. The extensive commitment by members of the faculty to the intense work of leading student project teams at off-campus sites has been a much appreciated key to WPI's continuing success as an exemplar of the best in undergraduate education.
In the areas of fiscal performance we have moved the institution from operating deficits to a position of recognized financial strength and stability. We have also seen the transformation of WPI's beautiful campus by the addition of eight new buildings, four each on the hill and at Gateway Park, as well as the renovation and repurposing of numerous other buildings and spaces. These include the Bartlett Center, two apartment-style residence halls, the sports and recreation center, two research/commercial buildings at Gateway Park, and parking garages at both locations. We have made a strong commitment to energy-efficient construction and the efficient use of available spaces, including the newest parking garage with the first rooftop athletic field in the state.
The most important thing I want to say is how much I have enjoyed working with all of you, the many friendships I have enjoyed here, and the sheer pleasure of interacting with our amazing students and our loyal alumni and donors. The WPI family is not only distinguished, but deeply committed to the important guiding values of the Institute that make it such an outstanding institution.
We can be proud of these remarkable accomplishments, and you can be assured that WPI will continue its ascent in the capable hands of a new – and remarkably accomplished – Chair of the Board of Trustees.
Last week during the meeting of the corporation, the board elected Phil Ryan to serve as WPI's new Chair. Phil will be taking the reins from Steve Rubin, whose term has concluded after three years of distinguished leadership. I'm sure you will join me in expressing sincere gratitude and admiration to Steve for the excellent service and leadership he has provided to the university throughout his 18-year involvement with the board, and especially during his time as Chair.
For those of you who don't know Phil Ryan, I can tell you that he has WPI crimson running through his veins. Phil graduated from WPI in 1965 with a B.S. in Civil Engineering and went on to earn his MBA from the Harvard Business School in 1970. In addition to having been a WPI board member since 1999, he has enjoyed great success as a CEO and president, having led such organizations as Merchants Automotive Group, Elliot Health System and The Bigelow Company through periods of significant transformation and profitable growth. Phil also brings extensive experience serving on numerous public, private and non-profit boards. Most recently, as corporate advisor, he has been working closely with CEO's, their leadership teams, and boards in mentoring executive leadership and team development. Phil has become quite familiar with WPI's academic programs, having served for the past 2 years as the chair of the Board's Academic Planning Committee.
WPI is fortunate now to have Phil Ryan at the helm. He brings strong business acumen, an unwavering dedication to alma mater, and a most effective leadership style. In his role as chair, Phil will lead the university through its search for my successor. He will also ensure the success of such initiatives as "if…The Campaign to Advance WPI" and the sesquicentennial celebrations in 2015. All of WPI's senior administrators will report directly to him, and I'm sure you'll be seeing him on campus a great deal.
As I conclude my association with WPI on May 31, I will be pleased and proud to leave the Institute in such good hands, in excellent condition, and well-positioned for further greatness, all due to the extensive, wonderful contributions by all of you.
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Another word for teenager Adolescents are 13-18 years old.
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a cool teen who goes through puberty, thinking that everyones against them, most likely because adults are so stereotyped. this is the Age of the Sex Life, when you have all the restrictions against you and many others your age rebel by doing drugs and stuff. most adolescents can't spell adolescent worth $h!t
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YANNICK, 28 years old
Researcher-Engineer in Industrial Risk
EDF Research and Development.
How he became a mathematician
"I started with a general academic studies degree in MIAS (applied maths and computer science); I was more or less planning to become a teacher. Back then, what I liked most about maths was its pedagogical side. While doing my licence, and then my master's, I discovered applied maths and their role in industry. I suddenly became passionate about these aspects of the discipline. As a result, I pursued a master's of advanced study in applied maths, specializing in "analysis and stochastic systems," at a university that maintains close ties to industry (notably EDF). And so I did my internship with this company, followed by a thesis under CIFRE (the Industrial Research Training Convention), which permits one to complete a thesis under the auspices of a company, rather than a university. My thesis was on evaluating the reliability of systems based on that of its basic components. After completing my doctorate, I was hired. What interests me about the reliability of industrial systems is confronting chance, while trying to identify its rules and linking maths to other disciplines, such as physics."A specialist in probabilities and statistics, the engineer–researcher calculates the likelihood of accidents. His goal? To master industrial risks despite the uncertainty surrounding the physical phenomena in play.
How mathematics comes into play in his job
"My job consists in applying probability theory to physical and statistical observations in order to predict the industrial risks incurred by production infrastructure such as nuclear or coal-based power plants, dams, wind farms, and so on.
"For example, in order to establish the unreliability curve for a river dike (that is to say, the probability that the water height will exceed that of the dike during flooding), I start by analysing long-term data on the different physical parameters of the functioning of the watercourse: its flow, the state of the riverbed...
"For each parameter, I can determine a frequency curve for the observed values. Then, I use probability theory combined with a physical model of the watercourse to aggregate these pieces of information. In this way, I obtain a global curve, based on which I can calculate the probability of the water height of the river exceeding that of the dam.
"As an engineer, I respond to concrete problems such as, for example, the maintenance schedule for a component of a nuclear power plant. This part of my job generally consists of short- to medium-term studies.
"As a researcher, I work on longer-term questions such as looking at the impact of wear and tear on the reliability of a structure. This part of my job involves studies that are much more complex from a theoretical point of view; they're more or less similar to those conducted by a researcher with the CNRS (National Centre for Scientific Research), even if their goals are industrial. In this area, R & D collaborates with universities and research institutions in working towards scientific breakthroughs related to theory.
"Once it has been synthesized in the form of notes and reports, my research provides decision-makers with tools for estimating and optimizing costs, all the while keeping an eye on safety; they are also used by heads of infrastructure in implementing the interventions that I have been led to advocate."
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Bac + 5, with a master's in applied maths, or a diploma from an engineering school, or Bac + 8 with a doctorate.
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Michelle Leigh Jeffers, age 42, passed away on Friday December 28, 2012.
Michelle was blessed with a terrific family and many friends. She is survived by sons, James A. Jeffers, USAF, and John Preston Ross; parents, Mike and Pauline Jeffers of Westerville; siblings, Marci Bland and Tim (Kathy) Maloy; grandmother, Violet Jeffers of Gallipolis; nephews and niece Robbie, Jesse, TJ, Marcus, and Tabitha; many aunts, uncles, cousins and extended Ross family.
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Epic. It's hilarious that the government is launching an investigation into the sticker company. Talk about wasting everyone's time.
They should force those on food items. "Consumption causes defecation." with a picture of someone's rear while using the toilet. This would be a good parody sticker for someone to make and stick on food items in stores.
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JOHANNESBURG - While further light snowfalls were predicted for this morning, the SA Weather Service said there would be some relief from the cold later in the day.
Forecaster Venetia Phakula said daytime temperatures would remain in the cold category today, with Johannesburg set to reach highs of 12°C, Vereeniging 10°C and Pretoria 14°C.
This is after snow and rain hit most parts of the country yesterday with the mercury in some areas remaining below zero all day. Areas that experienced heavy snowfalls include the Drakensberg, Lesotho and the north eastern parts of the Eastern Cape.
One of the areas in Gauteng that recorded a significant snowfall was Sharpeville, near Vereeniging, south of Johannesburg.
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AKRON, Ohio, May 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Bird lovers are invited to use Twitter to help name eight peregrine falcon chicks hatched at FirstEnergy Corp.'s (NYSE: FE) Lake Shore Plant in Cleveland, Ohio, and Eastlake Plant in Eastlake, Ohio.
Tweet your best falcon name ideas to @FirstEnergyCorp and include the hashtag #fefalcons by noon on Tuesday, May 15, 2012. Company representatives will review public submissions as well as suggestions from FirstEnergy employees. The best names will be presented to Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) officials who will pick the winners and bestow names on the chicks when they are banded with identification tags. The three Lake Shore falcon chicks will be banded on Thursday, May 17, while banding of the five Eastlake chicks is expected later this month.
Since 2005, nearly 40 peregrine falcon chicks have been born at three FirstEnergy Lake Erie power plants – Lake Shore, Eastlake and the Bay Shore plant in Oregon, Ohio – and banded by ODNR. FirstEnergy employees traditionally have suggested the names for these falcon chicks. Notable names have included Chayton, the Soiux Indian word for falcon; Gavin, a Welsh name meaning "white hawk of battle;" Hopper, named for a power plant's coal bins; and Effie, after the FirstEnergy abbreviation "FE." Other names have carried an electricity theme, including Charger, Breaker and Voltaire. Last year, one of the falcons was named "Goddard" to honor long-time Cleveland FOX8 television meteorologist Dick Goddard, a noted animal lover.
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Dave Rempel's birds must be tasty. For the second time in just over a year an unwelcome predator has come to snack on his mix of ducks, geese, swans, and other feathered friends.
According to Rempel, the wild thieves seem to prefer the rarest of the flock.
"I'm nearing $3,000 in damages in birds," he noted of the latest losses.
Back in July 2011, a wild bobcat broke into the east Maple Ridge bird sanctuary. The cat was later caught and relocated, but not until several birds had been killed.
The mystery feline may have come back, or perhaps it was simply another bobcat, but again, it was captured and he was free to return to raising his birds.
"This is the dark side of raising birds out here [in east Maple Ridge]," said Rempel, a local school trustee who lives in Whonnock.
Then, the killing began again.
Last week a mink was responsible for killing Charlene, a black swan Rempel had taken to the Rotary Duck Race earlier this month as part of a display of a number of his birds.
"It was Charlene and a goose beside her," noted Rempel. "It's getting worse. They consistently take the good ones. They never take the junk."
Since the attack on Charlene, there was another breach of the sanctuary that often houses more than 150 birds.
"There was another entry and another eight ducks [killed]," he said.
Of the eight taken, four were rare mandarin ducks, and Rempel had reached his limit of tolerance.
"I was supposed to leave yesterday by air to join my family," he said. He cancelled the flight to stay home and fight the mink. Rempel feels he's closing in.
"I'm getting closer," he said. Rempel has identified where he believes the mink is camped out on his property. He has found remains of his birds trailing towards a shed.
Mink are difficult to eliminate, according to Rempel, as they are "barely the size of a rat, The problem is they can get through [openings] one and a half inches to two inches [in diameter], so it's impossible to keep them out."
He spotted the mink and after trying "everything" to capture it has enlisted the help of licensed trapper, Al Starkey, also of Maple Ridge.
Rempel noted that mink are more of a problem south of the Fraser River. He hasn't had a problem with them in about 12 years, but said, "If mink have moved in, I might as well move out."
Starkey doesn't feel there is much difference in the mink population from north of the Fraser to south.
"They are all over the Lower Mainland," he said. "They kill so many of the wild ducks, including mallards and their eggs. They are awful killers."
According to the bird breeder, formerly domestic mink will hunt to eat, but also for sport, so they must be stopped before they destroy his bird sanctuary.
This point Starkey confirmed by relaying a tale where a mink caught an entire pond of small fish and left them on the shore, dead.
In 2008 about 6,000 mink were released from a fur farm in Aldergrove - and while experts at that time reported little possibility of survival of the animals - Rempel notes a distinct difference.
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Mike Metz lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. He has exhibited in the United States and Internationally. Selected one person Installations include: Referrals, CUE ART Foundation, curated by Joseph Masheck, New York, NY, 2012. Snared-trapped and concealed, T-space, Rhinebeck, NY, 2011. Venice Wall, (What is intellect?) at the 52nd Venice Biennale, curated by Gavin Wade, Venice Italy, 2007. City Art: New York's Percent for Art Program, The Center for Architecture, New York, NY, 2005. Strike, curated by Gavin Wade, Wolverhampton Art Gallery, London, England, 2002. Bunker / Beacon, The Kitchen, New York, NY, 1974. Trying to hit the mark, 112 Greene Street Gallery, New York, NY, 1971. Blueprint for Performance / Extended but Camouflaged, Albright Knox Museum, Buffalo, NY. 1971.
Selected group exhibitions include: Sugar Pill, works by Ai Weiwei with an installation of Mike Metz's sculpture, T space, Rhinebeck, NY, 2013. Fluxis Time, curated by Irina Danilova, Kingsborough Community College, Brooklyn, NY, 2013 Sculpture by Mike Metz, Bull and Ram, Bushwick, NY, 2012. In the Midst of Things, curated by Gavin Wade, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, England, 1999
Selected published work includes, Fluxis Time, curated by Irina Danilova, Kingsborough Community College CUNY, 2013, Referrals, work by Mike Metz, published by CUE ART Foundation. T Space – Two Years | Holl | Metz | Artschwager | Apfelbaum | Puryear,published by 32BNY, 2012. What is intellect? Etel Adnan & Mike Metz curated by Gavin Wade, Published by Strategic Questions on the occasion of the 52nd Venice Biennale, 2007


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Hi bsg75, Saw your good comment on "Alberta ramps up Keystone lobby". I say: The Keystone XL is NOT bringing cheap Canadian oil to the U.S. for use here to lower our prices at the pump. The oil and the refined products will be transshipped to the high paying markets in Asia. The United States citizens will not benefit. The Canadians will benefit some, Big Oil will benefit a LOT and the markets in Asia will use all of the new supply. Want to become buddies??? Warren {:-)
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Street scenes and grab shots. Some images show reflections and others have some motion blurs. Colors and vibrance was enhanced in post processing and some were cropped to limit distracting elements.
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New Dehli traffic--wide and tall load.
Cow patty delivery.
Lesson from Allah
Refreshing fruit drink.
Street children
Burgeoning middle class spreads into the suburbs.
Waiting for a pick up
Just a slight traffic snarl.
Make a friends for a 100Rs
Waiting. It's cold outside.
Get ready, get set, go!
Key to success--location, location, location!
Try blowing your horn! It'll surely get them moving!
Fruit juice vendors.
Haircut, shave and medical consultation! Knee problem?
High security check point
Reaching to heaven
Looking across the moat.
One way only!
Luxury accommodations
Luxury accommodations
I'd walk a mile for a camel.
We need a little more weight in the front.
Holy cows reduced to urban fodder.
Marble sculptors and their handiwork.
Everyone shares the highway
Fresh produce from local farms.
Just 100Rs friends.
A woman's work is never done.
Reservations required.
A wrong-way camel ride.
Where's the party?
Room for one more
"What are you going to wear tomorrow on Republic Day?"
Home made truck--but what about seat belts?
No overtime today!
Could be a thousand years ago!
The aunts are going for tea.
Well, it's better than my Hindi
Try me!
Meet you at the other side of the arches.
Nobody ever calls me.
I had all black hair when I started this carpet.
I hear they're serving vegetables around the corner.
Hey, Here's the Taj.
Lookout on alert at the Taj
"Will your marry me?" Check out the Florsheims.
The Taj
The Taj
Just one more way to say "I love you."
Secret passage? Light and shadows
Family awakes after a long night at the Agra train station.
Mobile shoe repair.
Hey Bud, Parallel parking only
See, that's what zippers are for
I can still hear the echos of lovers' messages.
A fine welcome from this junior dervish.
In India, it's good to be a cow.
But, not a chicken!
Masked man comes to the rescue.
Tire delivery.
A Oriental Scops Owl (Otus sunia) I think
You go girls!
Just in a day's work. Bearing repair!
Get your sari here
Holy cow has credit here!
Monk greets sunrise in Varanasi
Prayer for the daprted to float down the Ganges.
Enjoying daily ablutions in the holy Ganges
How much wood can a woodchuck chop?
Buddhist mandala in Kathmandu, Nepal
Red light/Green light
Laundry at the lake
I hate Monday laundry day.
The sun feels good! Better than science class.
Tailor and dress maker.
Big wheel in mustard greens
Lots of competition for Hindu holy man
Bringing a family member to cremation ceremony in Kathmandu. (I'm not ...
A prayer candle is set afloat.
Just enough time for a haircut! (Check out the kid's wristwatch.)
Sue shares a moment with a girl in mountain village in Nepal.
Check this out! Hoop star!
Blessing from Buddha
Oooom moment with the monks
Deep in prayer
Came for a blessing but added eye shadow to protect the child from the ...
I can't believe it! Water pump gossip
It's better than doing laundry.
Mother and daughter.
Woman wonders about the lives of tourists
IBEW Local 3 will be coming to town shortly to help untangle this.
Fresh coconut slices and juice.
The devout light prayer candles.
Initiate monks start training early in life.
Hmmm...let see--mate in four!
I have to get a wagon.
Fashion plate--but blue and white shoes in winter--zips by.
What do you think? Try the corner or go downtown to the temple?
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