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Who eats: A mix of suits, tourists looking for a Chicago experience and locals.
Why eat: Miller's Pub has been around since 1935, first as a bar and then as a restaurant and bar. It has become a Loop institution, drawing big crowds from the nearby federal buildings and offices.
Ambience: Nothing fancy. The walls on the main floor are adorned with signed pictures from dozens of celebrities, and Cubs and White Sox pennants hang above the bar. Upstairs, framed posters from decades-old musicals line the walls. The low lighting and dark wood keep things cozy, while stained-glass windows add a touch of color.
Dress code: Diners seem comfortable in anything from shorts and T-shirts to a suit and tie. There's no need to dress up, but you won't feel out of place if you do.
Noise factor: The big-band music piped over the stereo system is so faint, you wouldn't hear it if you weren't paying attention. Booths and tables are well spaced, so conversations are easy.
Overheard: "Who was that? He was an attorney. I think his name was Fred. This is killing me."
Service: Nice and knowledgeable about the menu. If you require nonstop attention — someone to pick up your napkin when it drops or pull out your chair when you sit down — this probably isn't the place for you. That's not to say the service isn't good. Drinks are refilled, questions are answered promptly, and food comes out extremely quickly, a bonus if you're pressed for time.
Cellphone reception/Wi-Fi: Full cell reception in the dining area. No Wi-Fi.
Reservations: Accepted at 312-263-4988.
Menu: Steaks, ribs, hamburgers, salads, seafood and sandwiches.
Reliable options: The egg-and-lemon soup ($3.50 for a cup) was tangy and rich, like comfort food from the Old World, while the spinach and artichoke dip ($7.95) was warm and delicious, with ever-so-slightly toasted pita wedges. The abundant turkey in the roast turkey sandwich ($8.50) appeared to have been carved moments before serving, while the 10-ounce hamburger ($8.95, extra for cheese and all manner of toppings) was thick, juicy and perfectly cooked. Like the turkey sandwich, the burger arrived with a side of steak fries. The salad known as Our Famous Greek salad ($9.95) was fairly standard but fresh and included a large chunk of feta cheese. No one in my group left hungry.
Expect to pay: $30-$40 for two, unless you opt for a filet mignon ($30.95), a rack of ribs ($20.95) or any of the other steak options.
Contacts: 312-263-4988 or millerspub.com


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The Craft Yarn Council (CYC) together with Scholastic enlisted thousands of teens nationwide during this past school year to participate in the Warm Up America Learn to Knit program creating blankets for homeless shelters, teen pregnancy homes, battered woman's shelters, nursing homes, hospices and a variety of social service agencies. An estimated 10,000 knitted squares have been created by teens through this year's inaugural program.
Speaking for the Warm Up America Foundation I'd like to thank all the teachers and students who participated. As a result of student involvement, we are receiving thousands of knitted sections, which will help us meet the growing demand for afghans.
Congratulations to Erin Durgin, Grand Prize winner in our Hold That Stitch Contest, and Alison Irons, winner of the First Prize. You'll want to read their winning entries.
While our Learn to Knit program is officially over, the Lesson Plans and Poster are still available for download.
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They are excellent teacher resources. We also invite you to visit our teachers' web site, which is rich in content to assist you in organizing knitting or crocheting classes. There are interviews with teachers who have run successful programs at all grade levels and in after-school programs, along with links to how tos and FAQs, additional project ideas and even helpful Spanish translations for common knitting terms and links to Spanish- and French-language patterns.
Based on the enthusiastic teacher response to this year's program, we hope to work with Scholastic again in the near future. We also hope that we have a new generation to aid us in Warming Up America!
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After lots and lots of user complaints about how people were annoyed by UAC prompts in Windows Vista, Microsoft gave in to the whiners, and created something called auto-elevation, which allows certain parts of the system to auto-elevate themselves without bringing up any UAC prompts. This way, Microsoft was able to bring down the amount of prompts.
A clever programmer - not a security researcher - quickly found out that this was a pretty braindead decision by Microsoft, as it is now possible to quickly, easily, and silently bypass UAC completely by anything injecting code into the memory of another process, a process with auto-elevation capabilities, using standard, documented APIs. Some noted that this only works for administrators and not for standard user accounts, but since Microsoft still defaults to administrator accounts, that point becomes a bit moot.
The way to fix this issue is pretty simple: set the UAC slider back to its topmost, Vista-like level, which disables auto-elevation, and removing the threat completely, and as such, I always advise people to do so. The question has always been: Will Microsoft fix this?
A recent article on UAC in Windows 7 by Mark Russinovich seems to indicate that no, Microsoft is not going to fix this. First, he explains that even without auto-elevation, there are several ways malware can take advantage of unsigned executables asking for higher privileges. However, Russinovich adds, it's hard for malware to get on the system in the first place. "Windows has many defense-in-depth features, including Data Execution Prevention (DEP), Address Space Load Randomization (ASLR), Protected Mode IE, the IE 8 SmartScreen Filter, and Windows Defender that help prevent malware from getting on the system and running."
Still, if malware were to get on a system anyway, it could get past UAC, auto-elevation or not. He also reiterates that even without administrative privileges, malware can still do just about anything malware wants to do these days, such as joining a botnet or messing with user files, data, and input.
With this in mind, Russinovich continues, and addresses the specific code injection flaw we talked about:
The follow-up observation is that malware could gain administrative rights using the same techniques. Again, this is true, but as I pointed out earlier, malware can compromise the system via prompted elevations as well. From the perspective of malware, Windows 7's default mode is no more or less secure than the Always Notify mode ("Vista mode"), and malware that assumes administrative rights will still break when run in Windows 7's default mode.
This confused me. The methods he described all require elevation prompts to pop up at some point, while the auto-elevation code injection is completely silent. What this means is that Windows 7's default UAC level is definitely less secure, as it introduces a method for malware and applications to elevate without ever triggering UAC - something that was not possible on Vista.
Throughout the article, Rssuinovich reiterates that UAC should not be seen as a security barrier, but no matter how often Microsoft brings this up, it still doesn't make any sense to me. Microsoft has often stated that UAC is a security barrier, but whenever it doesn't suit them to see it as such, they claim something else completely.
Even if they originally did not design it to be a security barrier, it does seem to be the case that it has turned out to be one. I'd say that instead of trying to convince the world that it's not, they should just roll with it, improve UAC so that the mentioned holes get plugged, and use it to aid in marketing.
At the end of the day, Microsoft blogger Rafael Rivera said it best. "Here's my million dollar question: If UAC wasn't designed to ultimately protect us from anything, why does its icon resemble a damn shield?"


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<<<I am writing to ask if you hold any records of a supposed judo black belt, who claims over 20 victories in the United States Marines Judo competitions and Pan-American competitions. His name is Mathew Morton, and claims to be a second degree black belt in judo. He currently resides in St. Louis, Missouri, of the United States of America, and I am wondering if there are any records to validate his claims.>>>>
I do not know if this is true or not. However, I think we need to check this out. If true, lets sing his praise. If not....
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Ruh roh. I know Matt from MT. I know he is on this forum as well.
He is also a USJA member.
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Great! I have seen he has posted in other threads. I hope he comes here and tells us about winning the Pan Am's!
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Hey guys,
I put up a site on tripod. See, when I originally set up the judo site it was part of the entire organizational website. Control of the organizational website has been handed over and the content I put up has been replaced. That is ok I suppose. So I added a few quick pics to the site I did a quick design of. See why I was asking for some (Promotional Help) in my "Hello" thread?
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Welcome! Please tell us more about yourself! When did you start Judo? Who was your Sensei/Coach? I really want to hear about the Pan Am's? What year? What division?
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Isn't Rodrigo Vaghi teaching in st. Louis aswell?


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Dec 14, 2013
Faced with a machup against the defending national champions, the North Central College football team had a NCAA Division III heavyweight on the ropes Saturday, but the University of Mount Union Purple Raiders punched back with a late touchdown and ended the Cardinals' banner year with a 41-40 win over North Central in the semifinals of the Division III Football Championship.
Making history by simply taking the field at Mount Union Stadium, the Cardinals (13-1) came within inches of a win over the No. 1-ranked team in the nation and a program which has won 11 Division III national titles.
"We believe we can play with the best teams in the nation," said quarterbackSpencer Stanek, the only North Central signal-caller to start a quarterfinal or semifinal playoff game. "We say that every week and that's our rallying cry in the offseason. It was great to get a chance to play a team like Mount Union, who's been at the top of the Division III level for so many years.
"To come out here and compete with them right up to the last minute of the game, it's just a great experience that we're never going to forget the rest of our lives."
In addition to its opponent, the Cardinals had to contend with a steady snowfall which lasted throughout the game and affected players on both teams' footing all afternoon. The unsteady terrain allowed special-teams returners to elude pursuers and produce big plays, the first of which came on the opening kickoff. North Central's John Skokna weaved through the Raiders' coverage for a 58-yard return, setting the visitors up with a short field at the Mount Union 21-yard line.
Within five plays, North Central made the first of six trips to the end zone, as Stanek lofted a pass to Peter Sorenson on a fade pattern for a three-yard touchdown pass. Mount Union tied the score at 7-7 just four plays later, however, as tailback B.J. Mitchell broke free for a 49-yard run on the first play and quarterback Kevin Burke capped off the drive with a 24-yard run after less than five minutes of play.
Cardinal running back Ryan Kent made the game's next big play, scampering 73 yards to the end zone on the second play of the following drive, but a penalty nullified the score. North Central was able to work its way into field goal range, where a 28-yard kick by Nick Dace nudged the guests back in front, 10-7.
The Raiders (14-0) followed with an eight-play, 59-yard drive and took the lead for the first time on Mitchell's nine-yard run with 3:10 still to go in the first period. The extra-point attempt failed, leaving the score at 13-10. The teams traded punts before North Central pulled ahead once again by traveling 84 yards in 12 plays. After a third straight third-down conversion, the Cardinals got a 17-yard run from Stanek and a 14-yard run from Matt Randolph before Stanek once again found Sorenson for an 11-yard TD with 7:51 left in the first half. The extra-point kick was blocked, but the Cardinals still led, 16-13.
Randolph wound up factoring heavily into the Cardinals' plans after Kent left the game late in the first half due to an injury and did not return. Randolph gained 68 yards and scored three touchdowns on 20 rushing attempts, all of which were career highs.
"Coach (Turner) Pugh, our running backs coach, tells us to always be ready in case a guy goes down," Randolph said. "The offensive line did a great job of opening up holes and creating seams so we could get at least three or four yards every time."
North Central's defense forced a punt on the Raiders' next drive, but Mount Union linebacker Jonathan Gonell intercepted a pass on the following possession and returned it 37 yards to the end zone. It was just the second interception of the season for Stanek and the first in 251 passing attempts. The Raiders' pass rush ended North Central's last drive of the half by forcing a fumble and recovering it 37 yards from another score, but Burke's Hail Mary pass at the end of the half was picked off by Sorenson, who entered the game on defense along with fellow receiver Demarco Tillman to guard against the throw. The Cardinals went into halftime facing a 20-16 deficit despite outgaining the hosts, 225-219.
North Central also had to play the second half without three-time All-Region left tackle Jace Werkheiser, who was injured in the second period and tried to return before sitting out the rest of the day.
"Jace is an amazing player, and it stinks when a good player goes down, but I thought (backup left tackle) John Hosey did a great job today," Stanek said. "I only got pressured once and it was on the last drive."
Mount Union threatened to seize control of the contest on the first drive of the third quarter, eating up more than six minutes in a 13-play, 79-yard drive and pulling ahead, 27-16, on Burke's three-yard TD run. The Cardinals gathered themselves and responded with an extended scoring drive of their own, covering 79 yards in 14 plays and crossing the goal line on Randolph's one-yard run with 3:40 on the clock. Once again, the extra-point attempt was blocked, leaving North Central at a 27-22 disadvantage.
After forcing another Mount Union punt, the Cardinals got another big special-teams return from Shane Dierking, who ran the ball back 48 yards to the Raiders' five-yard line. Three plays later, on the first play of the fourth quarter, Randolph's second one-yard scoring run returned the lead to North Central, 28-27. The Cardinals attempted a two-point conversion and were denied.
Both teams saw their next drive ended on a failed fourth-down conversion attempt. Mount Union dropped back to punt with just over 11 minutes to play, but the snap was mishandled and recovered in the end zone by the Cardinals' Kolton Kuczynskifor a touchdown. For the fourth time, the extra-point attempt was unsuccessful and the visitors owned a 34-27 edge with 11:06 to play.
Sticking exclusively to the ground game, Mount Union constructed a 12-play drive that ventured 65 yards and resulted in a 15-yard touchdown run by reserve tailback Logan Nemeth. Burke ran around left end for the two-point conversion, giving the hosts a slim 35-34 lead with 5:00 to play.
A 32-yard kickoff return by Jordan Dean enabled the Cardinals to open the next possession near midfield. Stanek completed first-down passes of 15 yards to A.J. Thomas and 14 yards to Sorenson to move into striking distance. On second down at the Raiders' 18-yard line, Stanek lofted a pass to the left sideline for Sorenson, who dove, kept a foot in bounds, and secured the 17-yard catch with almost no room to spare. The catch was upheld after an instant-replay review.
"I thought I caught it," said Sorenson, who finished with 119 yards on 10 catches, set a North Central single-season record with 16 TD receptions and became the second Cardinal wideout to top 1,000 yards receiving in a single year (1,109). "My defender was in man coverage, so I knew if I could get to his outside and get positioning I could get open, and Spencer made a great throw."
Randolph found the end zone for the third time on the next play, and once again Mount Union stuffed the two-point conversion attempt. With 1:38 to play, the Cardinals owned a 40-35 advantage.
Having focused most of its efforts on the running game throughout the second half, the Raiders took to the air on their final drive with devastating effect. Burke hit Nemeth for 20 yards and Luc Meacham for 19 before delivering a 26-yard TD pass to Mike Collichio wih 1:07 still on the clock. North Central was able to deny Mount Union's two-point conversion.
Stanek completed a pair of first-down passes to Sorenson before the Cardinals came up empty on four straight throws at the Mount Union 30-yard line to surrender possession.
Stanek finished the game 19 of 37 passing for 198 yards and ran for 61 yards on 11 carries. He finished the season having established new North Central records for completions (264), yards (3,495), touchdowns (43) and completion percentage (71.0).
Cardinal linebacker Nick Slezak totaled 21 tackles, establishing a new North Central single-game record, while defensive end John Focosi put up 2.5 tackles for loss.
Burke completed 12 of 19 passes for 163 yards and ran 28 times for 131. Mitchell also hit the 100-yard mark, covering 124 yards on 19 carries. Gonnell was the Raiders' top tackler with 13 total stops.
The loss brought an end to the careers of a North Central senior class which compiled 44 wins in 50 games over the past four years and were part of the Cardinals' first two advancements past the second round of the postseason.
"We're really proud of these seniors," said Cardinal head coach John Thorne. "They're fabulous students, they're great men and they're pretty darn good football players, so we're going to mis them a lot."


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The first time that you start the Windows NT Connector, with no existing object cache present, the corresponding Java process's memory usage is approximately 26 – 30 Mbytes. However, the Windows NT Connector's memory usage can easily reach 100 Mbytes during normal operations.
The Windows NT Connector periodically polls the Windows NT subcomponents, that is, the Identity Synchronization for Windows NT Change Detector and the Identity Synchronization for Windows Password Filter DLL for changes. After the connector retrieves changes from a subcomponent, the connector processes the change and based on the configuration, it will or will not send the change over Message Queue. After the connector finishes processing the change, it removes the change from the subcomponents.
If the Windows NT Connector is unavailable for a longer period of time, the subcomponents can accumulate a significant number of changes in memory. A typical change record requires less than 100 bytes of memory, so 10 Mbytes of memory can accommodate 100,000 changes. However, this scenario is not likely to occur on a Windows NT system.
Both the Change Detector service and the Password Filter DLL service maintain some internal counters. You can use these counters (with the connector's log file) to determine how far behind the connector is with change processing compared to the subcomponents.
For example, the following is a user creation entry in the connector's log:
[01/Nov/2004:10:29:07.390 -0600] INFO 18 CNN102 example-wnt "The agent is sending the following inbound action to MQ: Type: CREATE SUL: NT {Data Attrs: [ADD userpassword: ****]} {Other Attrs: sn: test cn: Jane Test user_rid: 1004 dspswuserlink: RID=1004+DOMAIN=EXAMPLE subcomp_src: PASSWORD_FILTER usnchanged: 5}." (Action ID=CNN102-FFF4EFF25B-995, SN=0)
The important fields in this entry are:
subcomp_src: PASSWORD_FILTER — Indicates that the change was read from the Identity Synchronization for Windows Password Filter DLL.
usnchanged: 5 — Indicates that the Password Filter DLL assigned change number 5 to this record.
If you open the registry editor and navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\Sun Microsystems\\Sun Java System Identity Synchronization for Windows\\1.1, you can view the following registry values:
"PfLastAckedChangeNumber"=hex:05,00,00,00,00,00,00,00 "PfLastAckedChangeTime"=hex:54,64,86,41 "PfHighestChangeNumber"=hex:05,00,00,00,00,00,00,00 "PfHighestChangeTime"=hex:52,64,86,41
PfLastAckedChangeNumber — Specifies the last change number the connector acknowledged to the Password Filter.
PfLastAckedChangeTime — Specifies what time the last update was received, in the following format:
number of seconds since 00:00:00 UTC, January 1, 1970
PfHighestChangenumberr — Specifies the highest change number recorded by the Password Filter DLL. If this change number is the same as the PfLastAckedChangeNumber, there are no changes buffered in the Password Filter DLL.
PfHighestChangeTimer — Specifies what time the change was processed by the Password Filter DLL.
The following is another example from the Identity Synchronization for Windows Change Detector:
[01/Nov/2004:10:30:31.802 -0600] INFO 18 CNN102 example-wnt "The agent is sending the following inbound action to MQ: Type: MODIFY SUL: NT {Data Attrs: } {Other Attrs: sn: test cn: Jane Test user_rid: 1004 dspswuserlink: RID=1004+DOMAIN=EXAMPLE subcomp_src: NT_CHANGE_DETECTOR usnchanged: 19}." (Action ID=CNN102-FFF4EFF25B-1162, SN=0)
In this example, subcomp_src is set to NT_CHANGE_DETECTOR, and the following counters are displayed in the same registry entry mentioned previously:
"LastProcessedSecLogRecordNumber"=dword:0000001b "LastProcessedSecLogTimeStamp"=dword:418664a7 "HighestChangeNumber"=dword:00000013
In this example, the Change Detector does not show the last acknowledged changenumber, but the value of HighestChangeNumber is the same as the value in the log entry.
To determine (approximately) how many unprocessed changes there are in the Change Detector, check the last log entry in which subcomp_src is set to NT_CHANGE_DETECTOR, and then compare the usnchanged value in the log entry with the HighestChangeNumber in the registry.
The LastProcessedSecLog counter refers to the last-processed entry in the system's security log.
The psloglist.exe file in the PsTools software bundle at http://www.sysinternals.com/ facilitates listing the contents of the security log and printing out the security log numbers. For example:
C:\>psloglist.exe security Security log on \\\\ EXAMPLE-WNT: [027] Security Type: AUDIT SUCCESS Computer: EXAMPLE-WNT Time: 11/1/04 10:30:31 AM ID: 642 User: Administrator\\EXAMPLE User Account Changed: Target Account Name: test Target Domain: EXAMPLE Target Account ID: S-1-5-21-975783841-454902410-2021868755-1004 Caller User Name: Administrator Caller Domain: EXAMPLE Caller Logon ID: (0x0,0x144B) Privileges: ...
In this example, the log record number is 27 (which corresponds to the value in LastProcessedSecLogRecordNumber - 0x1b).


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Hi All,
Does anyone know of the route info for the Wales GB rally. I was hoping that some of the routes my pass some green lanes so that I can get a different vantage point of some of the stages.
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Wales GB Rally
Hi All,
Does anyone know of the route info for the Wales GB rally. I was hoping that some of the routes my pass some green lanes so that I can get a different vantage point of some of the stages.
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Here's an interesting overview, although no garantee on there accuracy:
https://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?msa=0 ... b67683873c
otherwise, the official spectator information is here: http://www.walesrallygb.com/spectators/ ... mation.php
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Cheers, I was just about to FB you thinking you were the person to ask
Thanks for that, are you heading up there? Will you be doing any marshalling?
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It's not confirmed yet, but I expect to be assisting with the Corris regroup on the Saturday.
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Cool, by the looks of things there arent any green lanes that could get me to a different part of the action, or to save on walking from the car parks (that was the main thing really). Im thinking of going to the Dolgellau stage, could do happy valley whilst im there
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I think your probably find that any "lanes" near any of the stages will have a temporary closure on them.
I know we dont apply for footpath/bridleway/byway closures on the small events I participate in, but the WDA will probaly use closures for safety due to the number of spectators who attent (coincidentally forcing people to pay to spectate).
Nice idea though.
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July 25, 2013
The United States' trio of Haley Anderson
(Granite Bay, Calif.), Andrew Gemmell (Wilmington, Del.) and Sean
Ryan (Chattanooga, Tenn.) placed sixth Thursday in the open water
5-kilometer team event at the 2013 FINA World
The Americans finished with a time of 54:44.7. Germany touched more than one minute clear of the field to wingold in 52:54.9. The silver and bronze medals were decided by just two-tenths of a second, as Greece was second in 54:03.3 and Brazil placed third in 54:03.5.
Starting one minute apart, 22 teams competed in the time trial-style race at Barcelona's Moll de la Fusta. The teams worked together as packs throughout the event, and the team's final time was registered when their final competitor touched.
"We won in 2011 and our goal was to defend the title. That's the mindset we came in with, so we're a little disappointed coming up short," Gemmell said. "All of us are very competitive and we wanted to be on that medal stand, but you live and you learn."
Two years ago in Shanghai, China, the U.S. team of Gemmell, Ryan and Ashley Twichell won gold in the inaugural 5K Team Event. The race today marked the only second time the U.S. had competed in this style of race.
The open water competition concludes with the 25K race Saturday. Eva Fabian (Keene, N.H.) and Christine Jennings (Longmont, Colo.) will swim on the women's side, and Alex Meyer (Ithaca, N.Y.) and Jordan Wilimovsky (Malibu, Calif.) will represent the U.S. men.
Following the open water action, pool competition at the FINA World Championships is set for July 28-Aug. 4. Complete championships information is available online at bcn2013.com.


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The objective of this Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne project is to develop fuel feed technology for high-pressure gasifiers that will result in significantly lower-cost coal gasification plant construction and/or operation for power production with carbon capture. Aerojet Rocketdyne will conduct dry solids pump (DSP) feed system test operations at 400 tons per day (up to 600 tons per day [tpd]), collect and analyze the resultant data, and develop and update the models needed to prepare a conceptual design of a 1000 tpd DSP operation. This project will provide researchers with the test data, analytical models, and operational experience needed to confidently design a 1000 tpd high-pressure DSP system.
Project Benefits
This project will develop a high-pressure dry feed pump for gasification processes to enable feeding of low-rank coal by constructing, operating, and testing a pre-commercial-scale prototype (600 tons per day at a pressure gradient of 1,000 psi). Novel dry feed technologies have the potential to significantly improve the efficiency of gasification in two ways; enabling slurry-fed gasifiers to run effectively on low rank coal, and enabling dry-fed gasifiers to run at high pressure. This would increase the efficiency of the gasifier and reduce plant capital, maintenance, and operating costs, resulting in less than half the life-cycle cost (capital and operating combined) of the state-of-the-art dry solids lock hopper feed system, and is also expected to perform with at least twice the mechanical efficiency of conventional feed systems.
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Multilingualism is often said to be one of the pillars of Swiss democracy. Is it a fragile pillar, and if so, should we reconsider its importance? An Italian speaking student of English at the University of Zürich shares his thoughts.
A refugee family from Eritrea is looking to rent a room for three months. After talking to them I feel positive about the idea, and decided there and then to sign the contract. So how does it work out?
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Hot Start and Sizzling Finsish Catapults Skyforce to Playoffs
Everyone wants to get to the destination of a championship. The season-long journey to arrive provides the foundation for a title chase.
In days, the Sioux Falls Skyforce and Canton Charge will take to the court in a quest to secure the 2014 NBA Development League crown. Both teams experienced some peaks and valleys throughout the campaign that started last November.
For Sioux Falls, the season started on a hot streak with a load of games at the Sanford Pentagon including 10 of the first 13 in their new surroundings. Home wins against Reno (2), Iowa (2), the Mad Ants, Tulsa (2) and Los Angeles coupled with road triumphs at Maine, Springfield and Fort Wayne led to the strong 11-3 start. Most of the contests were tight battles with the Skyforce defense locking down opponents late to pull off the win.
As the calendar flipped to 2014, Sioux Falls hit the plateau. Four straight losses followed by three straight wins kicked off a pattern that sustained all through January, February and the first part of March. The sparkling start to the season kept the Skyforce among a gaggle of teams in contention for a playoff berth, but the middling stretch that followed left them close to the edge.
It was time for a stand as the first of two pivotal games brought Idaho to town. On March 21st,, the 9th ranked team in the league came to the Sanford Pentagon one game behind Sioux Falls. A Skyforce sweep essentially punched their playoff ticket and kicked off a 6-game win streak to close the season. It was almost enough to capture a Central Division title, but home court advantage during the first round of the playoffs against Canton will have to do.


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Scotland skipper Darren Fletcher has declared himself fit and ready to feature in both World Cup qualifiers against Wales and Belgium.
The Manchester United midfielder was out of action for almost a year with a chronic bowel complaint, but despite what he has gone through with the illness over a number of gruelling months, Fletcher insists he is ready for action if called upon by manager Craig Levein.
Speaking ahead of Friday's clash in Cardiff, he said: "I feel ready to play both matches. I feel fit, I feel strong and I feel ready for the games. It's great to be back.
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IT Management Slideshow: Quiz: How Well Do You Speak CFO?
Think you have what it takes to go toe-to-toe with your CFO in a jargon-filled smackdown? Take our quiz and see if you're really a master of financial doublespeak. If not, take heart, for you are far from alone. There's probably a lot your CFO is not telling you. And, many a head spins in meetings as the CFO intentionally tosses about obscure financial terms, and then acts as if anyone with half a brain should know what he means. In an unguarded moment, you may have even gotten your CEO to confess that he simply nods his head during such moments and pretends to know what's going on. Fortunately, hundreds of CFO-isms has been compiled into one book, The Essentials of Finance and Accounting for Nonfinancial Managers (Amacom/Available now). Author Edward Fields demystifies the bewildering, universal language in which all finance types seem to take delight. Before long, you'll have your CFO gasping at your knowledge of GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) and grooving to your command of OM (Operating Margin). Our quiz is based on the financial phrases, practices and concepts explored in the book.


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We're back for yet another dose of the 25 Days of Tegra and we think it's time we all got to know one another. In order to enter to win today's prize, an ASUS Eee Pad Transformer, all you've gotta do is make sure your account has a real name tied to it.
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Highlights of the Asus Eee Pad Transformer include a 10.1 inch IPS LCD display, dual-core 1 GHz Tegra 2 processor, 1 GB RAM, 5 MP rear camera, 1.2 MP front camera, 802.11 b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth, and optional QWERTY keyboard accessory. Like all Tegra devices, this thing comes preloaded with the Tegra Zone for access to a bunch of today's most awesome titles.
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This contest is open to residents of the United States, Canada, Europe, and Australia. Entries will be accepted for 23 hours after the contest goes live. We'll announce the winner on the calendar page and on our Twitter account as soon as we draw.
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Investors may be taking a closer look at shares of Daqo New Energy (DQ). Let us focus in on the current opinion signal on the stock. The opinion signal for the current session is 8% Sell. Looking back at the last month, the opinion signal reads 96% Sell. This is the combined signal for the previous month when applying a wide array of studies based on price movement. Using these same guidelines, the signal for last week stands at 16% Sell. Investors may also be interested in the strength and direction of the opinion signals. The opinion direction is currently Average. This is a measurement over the past three trading sessions that provides an indication of whether the latest recent price movement is following the signal. A Buy or Sell signal with a "Strongest" direction indicates that the signal is gaining strength. The opinion strength signal is presently reading Minimum. This is a longer-term gauge verse the historical strength.
Some investors will scour the markets looking for cheap, quality stocks. These stocks can be attractive for investors looking to find a bargain that could turn into a big winner. Investors may be cautious when searching for these types of stocks. Often times, a stock will see a huge jump and then everyone will hop on the bandwagon to buy without checking into the fundamentals. Sometimes this strategy may work out, but in many cases, the stock has already made the run and become too expensive to add to the portfolio. Conducting diligent research and constantly adding to the individual's overall market education level may help the investor sift through the sea of stocks and find those names that are really worth getting into.
Tracking current trading session activity on shares of Daqo New Energy (DQ), we can see that the stock price recently hit 25.62. At the open, shares were trading at 26.01. Since the start of the session, the stock has topped out with a high of 26.24 and bottomed with a low of 24.69. After noting current price levels, we can see that the change from the open is presently -0.04.
Let us now turn the focus to some medium-term indicators on company shares. The reading from the 40-day commodity channel index is currently Hold. The CCI indicator is mainly used to identify oversold and overbought levels. Shifting to the 50-day moving average vs price signal, the reading is measured at Sell. This indicator is used to watch price changes.
Many investors opt to keep a close watch on the views of sell-side analysts that cover the stock. The current analyst rating on Daqo New Energy (DQ) is 5. This is based on a scale where a 5 would indicate a Strong Buy, a 4 would equal a Moderate Buy, 3 a hold, 2 a moderate sell, and a rating of 1 would indicate a Strong Sell.
When it comes to investing in the equity market, discipline can play a major role in achieving ones goals. A few bad moves can send the investor's confidence spiraling. Acting purely on emotion can lead to impulsive decisions that may cause the losses to pile up. Creating a solid plan and following through with the plan can help investors stay on track and focus on the proper details. Markets are constantly going up and down and the investing ride can sometimes be a bumpy one. Being able to see the big picture and focus on the important data can help keep the investor tuned in to the right channel. Investors who expect to jump into the market and immediately start raking in the profits may find out fairly quickly that trading without a plan can be a recipe for defeat.