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Just the Flax, Ma'am: How To Incorporate Flax Seeds Into Your Diet
A weekly dose of nutty history, pop culture, and recipes from Lee Zalben, aka The Peanut Butter Guy.
Has everybody been telling you to eat flax seeds lately? They may be on to something. Flax seeds have been making a comeback as nutritionists, chefs, and wellness experts are recognizing the powerful health impact this little seed can have. Low in carbohydrates and sugars, flax seeds are loaded with heart-healthy Omega-3 fatty acids, fiber (both soluble and insoluble), and somewhere between 70 and 800 cancer-combating lignans.
You can buy whole flax seeds. They're fun to use while baking bread at home. But unless the seeds get "broken down" while you chew your food, they can "pass right through you" and you won't receive any of their nutritional value. Your best bet? Pick up some ground flax seeds, also known as flax seed meal, which are available from a number of companies, including Bob's Red Mill, Spectrum, and even GNC. Since the flax seeds have already been ground up, all of their nutrition is available for your body to absorb. Just make sure to follow the storage suggestions on the package to preserve the meal's flavor and nutrients.
Here are some delicious ideas for incorporating this nutty little seed into your diet:
Bake It In
For every 1 1/2 cups of all purpose flour you would use in a traditional recipe for these baked goods, add 1/2 cup ground flaxseed to:
- Muffins
- Breads
- Pancakes
- Waffles
Mix It Up
Start by adding 1 tablespoon ground flaxseed for every 6-ounce serving of the following foods. From there, you can increase or decrease the amount of flaxseed you use based on your own taste preference:
- Yogurt
- Applesauce
- Smoothies
- Tuna/chicken salad
- Spaghetti sauce
- Hummus
- Granola
Sprinkle It On
When you finish preparing these foods (or scooping them out of a container), try just a sprinkle of flaxseed for an extra boost of nutty flavor and nutritional value.
- Ice cream
- Cottage cheese
- Oatmeal
- Fried rice
- Cheese straws
Do you already cook with flax seeds on a regular basis? Got any flaxy recipes to share?
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Feedback for Strava Challenges
As one of the most popular features on Strava, we hear a lot of feedback about Challenges and what our community would like to see in the future. Please use this forum to leave your thoughts on Strava Challenges and what we could do to make them better.
Let us know:
- What you think of the difficulty of our challenges
- Your favorite types of challenges (distance, time, elevation gain)
- Any feedback about the Challenge Gear offered
- What gets you the most fired up to complete a challenge
- If you have a great idea for a challenge theme
- What you think of the Challenge Discussion pages
If you need direct technical help with participation in a Challenge, or have a technical issue/question, please reach out to us directly by clicking "login" at the top of this page, then "Submit a Request".
Existing feature suggestions in our Community:
Create Group or Club Challenges
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Business from Home IDEAS for moms
When a woman wishes to stay at home with her children, it can be difficult in terms of family finances. With the ever rising cost of living, it is often necessary for both parents to bring home a paycheck in order to make ends meet. Many of today's stay-at-home mothers, however, have found a way to have it all in terms of a career and caring for their children. Courtesy of home based businesses it is possible for women to do both without compromising one for the other. There are many different home based business ideas for moms, each with its own unique requirements when it comes to investing time and money.
Deciding on a home based business
When considering an at home business for moms, women will want to choose wisely. Like any traditional job outside of the home, home based business for moms can be difficult to balance with one's responsibilities as a mother. This is why it is important to choose a business that is best suited to the nuances of one's life and family. To do this, a mother should consider what is important in a home business. A common desire for moms is to have a business that offers them flexibility. It is often difficult for stay-at-home moms to work a traditional 9 to 5 schedule. Depending on the age of her children, a mom will need to work when time allows. For example, this may be when a baby is sleeping or while her children are in school. Another consideration is where she will work. Will the home based business be one that requires a quiet space, extra room for supplies, or simply computer access? One's ability to create an ideal workspace in a family with children may be a deciding factor when considering the various home business ideas for moms.
Online home based business ideas
Starting an online business is perfectly suited for the stay-at-home moms of today. A stay at home moms business which utilizes the Internet is a good choice because businesses operated online will often offer the flexibility that mothers need. In addition, there are numerous online home based business ideas for moms who need to retain control of their schedule. An ecommerce store, for example, is a popular at home business for moms. An ecommerce website is simply a store that sells products or even services over the Internet. A person who can create an online store can sell products, such as children's clothing, handmade crafts, pet accessories, and more. Blogging is another common idea that has been successful for many online entrepreneurs, including mothers.
How to choose a home based business idea
Not all home business ideas for moms take place over the Internet. A woman should take her current skill-set into consideration when considering her options for a stay at home moms business. Many times these skills are easily translated into a business that can be performed at home. Tutoring, social media or any form of coaching, virtual assisting and web designing are just a few types of businesses that moms may have experience with and choose to turn into an at home business opportunity. Caring for other children in addition to one's own is another choice that some make. Although a background working in a daycare center isn't necessary, licensing is almost always a legal requirement to opening an at-home daycare center or babysitting service.
Regardless of the type, most home based business for moms will benefit from some form of web presence. This is particularly true for businesses that are selling products. These types of services not only need reliable web hosting, they also require ecommerce tools that can help ensure that their customers shopping experience is both safe and secure. Shopify is the solution for the stay-at-home mom who wants to start a profitable business at home. Our ecommerce platform provides the solutions that will get their business online and ready for customers.


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Combine Hollywood's hottest host with America's longest running weekend countdown and you've got American Top 40 with Ryan Seacrest.
Every week, Ryan counts down the 40 hottest hit songs in America.
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Financial language, to paraphrase Orwell, "is designed to make lies sound truthful…and to give an appearance of solidity to pure wind." I thought of the great English writer's classic essay, "Politics and the English Language," from which these words are taken, during a recent industry conference.
Stationed in an area reserved for the press, I sat within earshot of my media colleagues as one corporate exec after another streamed in for interviews.
I was immediately struck by how alike most of them sounded. Their words seemed to obscure rather than define what it is they offered.
The grand prize for most overused word nowadays is "robust." It is not, unfortunately, the Starbucks coffee that these hyper-caffeinated financial company execs were referring to, but rather to humdrum features of their business like their "robust cash-flow management" systems.
Sorry to burst your bubble, Mr. Exec, but your competitors' clients get their cash when they need it, just like your clients. And they both get the same near-zero rate, too. (Give me a system that adds a few basis points over what my rivals are getting on safe cash, and I'll let you use that word.)
Cash-flow management just does not qualify for such august description as "robust." Even the migrant worker at the check-cashing store avails himself of robust cash-flow management. He needs cash, and presto, he's got it.
I recently got a press release for an upcoming conference promising "a robust lineup of speakers." I never heard of any of them and their position descriptions did not convey a particularly high stature. Is it their ability to bench-press 200 pounds that merits such accolades, or are the conference organizers just trying to give an appearance of solidity to pure wind?
A new analyst report claims that "mutual fund product innovation has been extremely robust post-market crisis as investors with heightened risk sensitivities seek out…[investments in hundreds of new funds]."
The above gobbledygook is designed to make lies sound truthful (and to earn a lot of money for meaningless verbosity masked as "insight"). As Vanguard's Jack Brennan aptly said, proliferation is not the same as innovation. Indeed, in all likelihood, not one of those hundreds of new funds the report cited was innovative.
Before "robust," "tool" was the financial word du jour, and "proactive" had its heyday before that.
The abusers of these words are trying to project strength, utility and initiative, but they risk conveying exaggeration and insincerity instead.
Financial company executives—and financial advisors as well—don't need to pulverize mountains or shatter boulders with their "robust tools." They need to speak to clients with simplicity and sincerity and they should constantly search themselves to discover and articulate the true value they offer.


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(b) A partner's dissociation is wrongful only if:
(1) it is in breach of an express provision of the partnership agreement; or
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(ii) the partner is expelled by judicial determination under section 323A.0601(5);
(iii) the partner is dissociated by becoming a debtor in bankruptcy; or
(iv) in the case of a partner who is not an individual, trust other than a business trust, or estate, the partner is expelled or otherwise dissociated because it willfully dissolved or terminated.
(c) A partner who wrongfully dissociates is liable to the partnership and to the other partners for damages caused by the dissociation. The liability is in addition to any other obligation of the partner to the partnership or to the other partners.


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The Central Connecticut football team opened its 2012 campaign with a 49-17 loss on the road at 17th ranked Stony Brook on Saturday night. The loss drops Central to 0-1, the Seawolves are 1-0 to begin the season. Central returns to action at home next Saturday, hosting 16th ranked Lehigh beginning at 12 p.m. at the newly renovated Arute Field.
Junior quarterback Andrew Clements rushed for a career-high 103 yards in the loss, he scored a pair of touchdowns. The Blue Devils rushed for 152 yards in the loss.
The Seawolves used several big plays to help build the first half lead. At one point they scored on three-straight plays to make the score 21-0 in the first quarter. They outgained the Blue Devils more than 2:1 in the victory. The Seawolves were ranked 17th in the country entering the game.
The Seawolves struck first after the first miscue of the ball game from the Blue Devils. Central punter Greg Migdal fielded a low snap with his knee on the ground at his own four yard line, and on the next play Stony Brook running back Markus Coker ran four yards for the first score of the game.
After a three-and-out from the Blue Devils the Seawolves struck on their next play from scrimmage, an 89-yard scoring pass, to take a 14-0 lead with 7:40 left in the first quarter. The scoring play went from Kyle Essington to Kevin Norell.
Central picked up a pair of first downs on its next drive, but was again forced to punt. Stony Brook then scored on its third straight play, this time from 84-yards, on a run from Miguel Maysonet.
The Blue Devils got on the board for the first time on the night on a 37-yard field goal from captain Juan Duque with 9:42 left before halftime.
The lead was cut to 21-10 following the first touchdown of the season for the Blue Devils. Clements rushed from 28-yards out to cap an eight-play drive following an intercption by Central freshman Aaron Berardino. Stony Brook answered with a scoring drive just before halftime, pushing the lead to 28-10.
The Blue Devils drove to the Stony Brook 20-yardline on their first drive of the second half, but on fourth down a fake field goal pass attempt went incomplete. The Seawolves responded with a long touchdown drive to stretch the lead to 35-10.
Following a fumble on the next Blue Devil drive, Stony Brook scored for the second time in the half and made it 42-10. Essington threw for his third touchdown of the game to stretch the lead for the Seawloves.
Clements ran for his second touchdown of the game, this time from 50-yards out, to cut the lead to 42-17 with 13:11 left in the fourth quarter. Clements went over 100 yards on the run, matching his yardage total from all of last season.
The Blue Devils return to action next Saturday in its home opener vs. 16th ranked Lehigh at 12 p.m. at the newly renovated Arute Field. The game will air live on Fox Sports Radi 1410, and online at FoxSportsRadio1410.com.


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N° 22–2003: New opportunities for business in space – ESA commercialisation and technology transfer at Hanover Fair 2003
2 April 2003
At the Hanover Fair 2003, ESA, together with partners DLR and BEOS, will present the wide range of opportunities for commercial utilisation and technology transfer created by Europe's involvement in space. Exhibits will display the many technologies that are now available for commercial use on Earth and present the new opportunities for business on board the International Space Station.
Technology Transfer
The ESA/MST Technology Transfer Programme stand (Hall 18, Stand A11, Ground Floor) will present a series of technologies developed for space which are now ready for use on Earth. Over the past 35 years, the European space industry has gained considerable expertise in overcoming a hostile environment, which has led to the development of many valuable new technologies.
Groundbreaking European space technologies are becoming increasingly available for development and licensing to the non-space industry through the process of technology transfer. Examples of such transfer technologies on display include a ceramic sensor controlling the emission of oxidable gases from home heaters, a piezoelectric film sensor that can accurately detect impacts in cars, cheaper and smarter mechanisms for gear boxes, a mobile satellite navigation and communication safety emergency system, virtual reality 'glasses' for mobile computing systems and 3D-presentations.
"Since 1991, more than 160 transfers have generated EUR 25 million in turnover for European space companies and EUR 270 million for the non-space industries involved," says Pierre Brisson, head of ESA's Technology Transfer Programme. This programme has already created or saved 2500 jobs and led to the establishment of 30 new companies.
"Our experience shows that the use of innovative technologies produced for European space programmes can improve our day-to-day life on Earth – often the only limits on their exploitation are those of our imagination," Brisson points out.
ESA is strengthening European industry by developing a scheme to boost entrepreneurship through a network of pan-European business incubation centres (ESINET). The aim is to encourage and accelerate the creation of start-up companies through the transfer of space technologies to other sectors and create new businesses. More information on ESINET can be obtained at the ESA/MST Technology Transfer Stand A11 in Hall 18.
For further information on the ESA/MST Technology Transfer Programme stand at the Hanover Fair, please contact:
Mr Fritz Gampe
Deputy Head of Technology Transfer and Promotion Officer
Tel: +31(0)71.565.4636
Fax: +31(0)71.565.6635
Business and benefit from space
The ESA, DLR, and BEOS Business and Benefit from Space exhibit (Hall 18, Stand E18, Ground Floor) will showcase the many commercial opportunities that the International Space Station provides to European industrial and investment communities.
The overall motivation for commercialisation of the International Space Station (ISS) is to foster the economic development and exploitation of space, by stimulating research in space and supporting innovative uses of the ISS. The research facilities aboard the Station, together with regular access and the possibility for continual use, offer an unprecedented opportunity for industry to conduct its own research and development in weightlessness, and the image of the Station presents new avenues for marketing.
The possibility of commercial access to the International Space Station for the purposes of private research, sponsorship and education has been built up between public and private Space Station partners over recent years. The outcome of commercial initiatives resulting from this partnership will be presented at the Fair and visitors can find out how they can share in the exciting commercial possibilities that the Space Station offers. A number of invited speakers will give talks on the opportunities currently available for doing business in space.
"The International Space Station has brought important technological advances and offers exciting commercial opportunities for Europe," says Jörg Feustel-Büechl, ESA's Director of Human Spaceflight, "in doing so, it is bringing about economic development for the benefit of life here on Earth".
For further information on the commercial opportunities that the International Space Station provides to European industrial and investment communities, please contact:
Maurizio Belingheri
Head of ISS Commercial Promotion Office
Directorate of Human Spaceflight
Tel: +33(0)71.565.5068
Fax: +33(0)71.565.5232
e-mail : email@example.com,
Business and Benefit from Space, Hanover Fair 2003
Programme of Talks
Hall 18, Stand E18, Ground FloorDate
Monday 7 April
15.00-16.00 hrs.
VIP event: ISS meets industry (By invitation)
Tuesday 8 April
10.00-11.00 hrs.
ISS – A further step towards the future of the Ruhr Region. North Rhine-Westphalia and DLR present the new initiative ISS Lab Ruhr. (Presentation and expert talks)
14.30-16.00 hrs
ISS: How to use it - Innovative opportunities for industrial and commercial users and investors
14.30-16.00 hrs
Industrial research (Expert talks)
15.00-15.30 hrs Services for users (Expert talks)
15.50-16.00 hrs
Marketing - where the sky is not the limit (Expert talks)
Wednesday 9 April
10.00-11.00 hrs
Research without gravity. Industry-oriented materials sciences (ISS application forum)
11.00-12.00 hrs
ISS-New impetus for innovation. Added value for research and developement (Press event for specialist journalists)
15.00-16.00 hrs
ISS meets the press. Outlook for commercial utilisation of the International Space Station (press talks)
Thursday 10 April
10.00-11.00 hrs
Technology Centre ISS
Nanotechnology, robotics and technology transfer (Expert talks)
15.00-16.00 hrs
The power of tomorrow
Solar cell technologies, fuel cell and combustion science (Expert talks)
Friday 11 April
10.00-11.00 hrs
Academia. Between lab and workbench (Expert talks)
Business and Benefit from Space, Hanover Fair 2003
Programme of Talks
Hall 18, Stand E18, Ground Floor
First name: _________________ Surname: _____________________
Media: ____________________________________________________
Address: __________________________________________________
Tel.:_______________________ Fax: _________________________
Mobile:___________________ E-mail: ________________________
Please tick which talks you wish to attend:
( ) ISS – New impetus for innovation
( ) ISS meets the press
Please return by fax to:
Giovanna Bertoli
ISS Commercial Promotion Office
Directorate of Human Spaceflight
Tel: +33(0)71.565.5068
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ANNOUNCING THE NEW VERSION OF 'FOLDIT (LIGHT)' v. 4.0.0 a molecular modelling freeware for Macintosh computers. A first version had been released on July '94. DOWNLOAD · Using a WWW browser 'FoldIt (light)' can be downloaded from the following address: ftp://ftp.imag.fr/pub/TIMC/FoldIt.html · Using 'Fetch', it can be downloaded directly from: ftp.imag.fr in the directory: pub/TIMC ······································································· You'll find two versions of the application: · Download the 'FoldIt (light)' version if you have a machine equipped with a 68030 CPU (+68881/82 coprocessor) or with a 68040 CPU (not a 68LC040!) · Download the 'FoldIt (light) no FPU' version otherwise (e.g. on a PowerMac FoldIt will come soon in a native PowerMac version). ······································································· WHAT 'FOLDIT (LIGHT)' DOES? 'FoldIt (light)' is a molecular modelling program to visualize and manipulate proteins. 'FoldIt (light)' is an interactive program with a user friendly interface. The goal of this program was to build an integrated environment in which statistical analysis as well 3D observations could be realized on PDB files without having to transfer files or swap machines. Our major underlying research project is still to try to improve the folding prediction methods (hence the name 'FoldIt'). This is also the sole desactivated feature in this released version (hence the adjective '(light)'). 'FoldIt (light)' is intented to provide the possibility to analyze proteins up to 1600 residues in size, to visualize and manipulate them interactively. It can directly read any protein coordinate text file from the Brookhaven Protein Data Bank (PDB) (Bernstein et al., 1977) including hetero-atoms and water molecules. 'FoldIt (light)' has two main windows: a color image window to display the protein structure and a text window to record the result of all operations requested by the user. The protein structure can be manipulated easily in real time with the mouse, zoomed or observed in stereo. Structure movement can also occur stepwise for a more precise control. Animations can be created. Steric conflicts, disulfide bonds, hydrogen and ionic interactions can be located and displayed in the protein structure. These interactions are also reported in the text window. Atoms and residues can be tagged individually (or globally) and structural information can then be extracted. Portions of a structure can be read into memory or displayed. Two structures can be read at the same time in memory and can be overlapped automatically. The second structure can be manipulated independently of the first. Bonds can be rotated and atomic parameters can be changed. The sequential folding of a protein can be simulated. It is possible to create a protein de novo from the menu or by entering the sequence from the keyboard. Structures can then be manipulated locally or forced into helices. The application can process structures in the batch mode to extract a number of structural features: Ramachandran plots, SS-bond plots, H-bond plots. Statistics on atomic parameters are displayed as histograms. The content of image and text windows as well as histograms can be saved to disk. SOFTWARE ENVIRONMENT 'FoldIt (light)' can only work on Macintosh computers running under system 7.0 and higher. It has been developed with Symantec Think Pascal and includes 47000 lines. The application can run in the background which is convenient for lengthy statistical procedures. 'FoldIt (light)' does not support printing but can save the content of its text window (report of different operations and data analysis) and the content of the image window (result of graphic operations) in TEXT or PICT formats. These files can then be manipulated by other specialized applications and printed. HARDWARE ENVIRONMENT 'FoldIt (light)' runs on any Macintosh computers equipped with 68030 (+ coprocessor) or 68040 microprocessors (i.e. Macintosh SE30 to Quadras). A version requirring no FPU is also included in the package ('FoldIt (light) no FPU'. The application itself requires 675 KB of memory and 3.3 KB of additional memory for each read residue: this means that 660 KB of extra RAM are necessary to read a typical 200-residue protein. Color monitors are preferred to give a better depth perception but black & white monitors may also be used. DOCUMENTATION A manual is included as a stand alone document which can be printed. 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A benefit dinner and auction is scheduled March 6 at St. Caspar Catholic Church in Wauseon.
Fayette High School freshman Tiffany Bates was severely burned by her family's corn burning furnace in October. She spent five weeks at St. Vincent-Mercy Medical Center burn unit recovering from second and third degree burns. Her treatment included skin graft surgery.
Physical and occupational therapy continues every week and she is back in school on a part-time basis.
The benefit poster state's that "through all the pain and suffering she has endured, she has remained strong and positive, which she attributes to her faith and a tremendous support system of family, friends, church and school staff. She still faces more surgeries including skin grafts and reconstruction, but feels she is a stronger person because of this. She is an inspiration to all who know her."
A free-will offering will be accepted for the meal. Auctions are also planned.
"I feel like the whole point of this is celebrate Tiffany," said her mother Jenny. "She's still with us and we're so thankful. I want to celebrate the precious gift of life."
To donate auction item or for more information, contact Lenny Breidenbach,419/337-1161; Andy Stidham, 567/454-0063; Barb Bonfert, 419-708-2517.
Tiffany is the daughter of Dale and Jenny Bates of rural Fayette and the granddaughter of Mary Ellyn and the late Ted Blank of Wauseon, and Ben and Nancy Bates of Fayette.


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The stop-motion animated film ParaNorman already boasts cutting-edge visuals, but new viral newsletters serve to flesh out the story of the characters behind the puppets. ParaNorman centers on the title character, voiced by Kodi Smit-McPhee, a gifted but misunderstood young boy who has the power to speak to the ghostly residents of his hometown of Blithe Hollow. We've already seen the gorgeous character and scene work in these images, TV spots, posters and trailers; Steve got an even closer look at the animation process during his set visit to LAIKA Studios. Now, thanks to these viral newsletters, we get to see a little more background story on on the inhabitants of the cursed little town.
ParaNorman also features the voices of Casey Affleck, Anna Kendrick, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Leslie Mann, Jeff Garlin, John Goodman, and Alex Borstein. The movie opens in 3D on August 17th. Hit the jump to check out the newsletters.
I personally love it when a studio goes the extra inch to provide audiences with a fully-realized world. These newsletters go a long way towards establishing the setting of Blithe Hollow, as successive issues warn of an impending incident involving the undead. I'm gonna go ahead and assume that the townsfolk didn't listen to the warnings of Mr. Prenderghast, voiced by Goodman. Check out the newsletters after the official synopsis (courtesy of Movielicious):
In ParaNorman, a small town comes under siege by zombies. Who can it call? Only misunderstood local boy Norman, who is able to speak with the dead. In addition to the zombies, he'll have to take on ghosts, witches and, worst, of all, grown-ups, to save his town from a centuries-old curse. But this young ghoul whisperer may find his paranormal activities pushed to their otherworldly limits.


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Nicholas Tippery
Ph.D. Candidate
University of Connecticut
Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Office: PBB 317
Phone: 860-486-3937
Fax: 860-486-6364
Mailing address
75 N. Eagleville Road, U-3043
Storrs, Connecticut 06269
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Research Interests
My graduate research involves the aquatic and wetland plant family Menyanthaceae (Bercht. & J.Presl), in particular the systematics and taxonomy of species, and the evolution of floral reproductive systems. Species of Menyanthaceae are found worldwide, and are currently divided taxonomically among five genera. The reproductive systems of Menyanthaceae species are of particular interest, because the family contains both hermaphroditic and dioecious species, and many hermaphroditic species are also heterostylous. In addition, species in the genus Nymphoides Ség., while rooted in the substrate, have a floating-leaf habit reminiscent of many other, unrelated aquatic plant lineages.
The five genera of Menyanthaceae are Liparophyllum Hook.f., Menyanthes L., Nephrophyllidium Gilg (= Fauria Franch.), Nymphoides Ség, and Villarsia Vent. Menyanthes and Nephrophyllidium are found only in the northern hemisphere, Liparophyllum and Villarsia are restricted to the southern hemisphere, and Nymphoides has a worldwide distribution, with centers of diversity in Africa, Australia, India, and the Americas. Liparophyllum, Menyanthes, and Nephrophyllidium are monotypic (having only one species each), the genus Villarsia contains 17 species, and Nymphoides has about 40-50 species.
Vegetative morphology
Four genera of Menyanthaceae have an erect inflorescence and grow in wetland habitats. Nymphoides, the most speciose genus, consists mostly of floating-leaved plants, where the leaves serve to keep the flowers above the water surface. I am studying the mechanism through which the floating leaf and inflorescence apparatus arose from a wetland ancestor.
Reproductive morphology
In addition to their diversity in vegetative morphology, species of Menyanthaceae possess an array of reproductive systems, including hermaphroditism, gynodioecy, and dioecy. Heterostyly also occurs in all genera but Liparophyllum, with the majority of species in Nymphoides and Villarsia being heterostylous. Using a phylogenetic framework, I plan to infer the directionality of conversions to and from particular reproductive systems, and address the evolutionary forces promoting changes in floral morphology.
Ph.D. Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT
Major Advisor: Donald H. Les
B.A. Biology / Classics
University of Dallas, Irving, TX
- Tippery, N. P. and D. H. Les. 2008. Phylogenetic analysis of the internal transcribed spacer (ITS) region in Menyanthaceae using predicted secondary structure. Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution. In press.
- Tippery, N. P., D. H. Les, D. J. Padgett, and S. W. L. Jacobs. 2008. Generic circumscription in Menyanthaceae: a phylogenetic evaluation. Systematic Botany 33: 598-612.
- Les, D. H., S. W. L. Jacobs, N. P. Tippery, L. Chen, M. L. Moody, and M. Wilstermann. 2008. Systematics of Vallisneria (Hydrocharitaceae). Systematic Botany 33: 49-65.
- Les, D. H., R. S. Capers, and N. P. Tippery. 2006. Introduction of Glossostigma (Phrymaceae) to North America: a taxonomic and ecological overview. American Journal of Botany 93: 927-939.
- Hartman, J. L. IV and N. P. Tippery. 2004. Systematic quantification of gene interactions by phenotypic array analysis. Genome Biology 5: R49.
- Tippery, N. P., Les, D. H., Padgett, D. J., and S. W. L. Jacobs. 2008. Taxonomic revision of Villarsia (Menyanthaceae) in Australia: Molecular and morphological evidence. Botany 2008 Abstracts. Botanical Society of America.
- Tippery, N. P. and D. H. Les. 2007. Expanding the phylogenetic utility of the internal transcribed spacer (ITS) region using predicted secondary structure. Botany 2007 Abstracts. Botanical Society of America.
- Tippery, N. P., D. H. Les, D. J. Padgett, and S.W.L. Jacobs. 2006. Clades and grades: an evaluation of generic circumscriptions in Menyanthaceae Dumort. (Asterales). Botany 2006 Abstracts. Botanical Society of America.
Teaching and Research Experience
- Teaching Assistant, BIOL 1110 (formerly BIOL 110): Introduction to Botany. 2007-2008. University of Connecticut.
- Student Instructor, Summer Faculty Workshop in Biodiversity and Forensic Genetics. 2006. University of Connecticut.
- Research Assistant, Les Laboratory. 2005-2007. University of Connecticut.
- Teaching Assistant, BIOL 1108 (formerly BIOL 108): Introductory Biology Laboratory. 2003-2005; 2008. University of Connecticut.
Positions Held
- EEB GSA Treasurer. 2008-current.
- EEB GSA President. 2007-2008.
- EEB GSA Secretary. 2006-2007.
- EEB Botanical Collections Representative. 2005-2006.


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Ive got a buddy of mine who says he has his heart set on getting an 04 VW R32 after he saw one on the highway the other day. I try to "SELL" a suby to anyone who is in the market for a new car just by informing them on how much of a bad*** car they are, you know. I know little about the R32 but can they be compared to a WRX of even and STi:rotfl: I dont think thats realistic but maybe they have more than i think. I believe they are a 3.2 V6 AWD 6speed with about 250hp stock plus only a 2door hatch.
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July 19, 2012
By Cora Jackson-Fossett
LAWT Contributing Writer
What does 'The Soul Man' do on Sunday? He worships God, and on July 15, that's just where he was – praising the Lord at three Los Angeles area churches.
Cedric The Entertainer, who portrays the Rev. Boyce 'The Voice' Ballentine on TV Land's 'The Soul Man' sitcom, joined his family and cast members at First A.M.E. Church, West Angeles Church of God in Christ, and The City of Refuge.
The visits actually served a two-fold purpose for Cedric, who hails from a strong Christian background. He got his 'praise on' enjoying the singing, prayers and sermon as well as addressed the congregations to encourage viewership of 'The Soul Man.'
"It's a blessing to be here and have an opportunity to talk about my show. You could see I was about to go to the big 'desk' before Pastor John (Hunter) pulled me back," he jokingly told FAME's 1,000+ members at the 10 a.m. service.
"We've had great shows in the past like 'Amen,' but I had the vision for this show, where we could talk in our community about some of the issues that are going on, show a family that's loving, growing, learning, and we do it with each other.
"We hear talk about African Americans not having any presence on television and film, but when we have them, we must support these shows," said Cedric.
Joining the audience in applauding Cedric's comments, Pastor Hunter noted, "This is supporting and blessing our own. There are not many positive, affirming, family-oriented shows that are clean on television. It's the kind of family program that doesn't undermine the image of African Americans, but it reinforces the positive with levity and fun."
The series, created by Cedric and Suzanne Martin, revolves around the Rev. Ballentine, an R&B superstar-turned-minister. Upon hearing the call to ministry, he leaves his career and high life in Las Vegas to serve in his father's church in St. Louis. Reluctantly joining him are his wife, Lolli (played by Niecy Nash) and daughter, Lyric (played by Jazz Raycole). Rounding out the cast are Barton, Boyce's cantankerous father (played by John Beaslely) and Stamps, Boyce's crafty brother (played by Wesley Jonathan). Reviewers agree that the show provides comedic, yet realistic, insights into the faith-based African American community.
A Sunday in the life of The Soul Man continued at The City of Refuge led by Bishop Noel Jones.
Nearly 2,000 parishioners viewed a special videotaped message from Cedric before hearing from 'The Soul Man' himself.
"It's great that Bishop Jones allowed me to come in. I have known him for a long time. He married me and my wife 13 years ago," said Cedric.
"Also, it's very important, if you have an opportunity, to watch this show and tell others to watch, too."
Bishop Jones revealed, "The reason I allowed Cedric to speak is that I know it's going to be tasty, it's going to be tasteful and the show is going to impact many people. I think that's a good thing. Entertainment is a good way to transfer a great many values.
"Hopefully, something within that show will have a message and entertainment that will uplift and encourage people."
Uplifting people is a quality instilled in Cedric at a young age according to Eric Rhone, executive producer of 'The Soul Man' and his business partner since 1983.
"Cedric has a very strong family and upbringing back in Missouri, so those core values of respect and family have always been there for him. We want to put out positive images and messages that we can all be proud of, particularly young people who come into this business after us," said Rhone.
Cedric shared similar intents as he explained how the church became the setting for the show.
"I started looking at demographics, niche markets. For us, I knew that black people are so spread out economically, but one place we come together is in the church environment. From hoodlums to educators, all of them are trying to be saved," he said.
"I just thought this was a great forum for me to do a show and it allows me to tell great stories because all types of people come there. The church is the hospital for the soul."
Another strength of 'The Soul Man" is its ability to portray a variety of challenges encountered by both pastors and parishioners.
"It's not only about what happens in the church. Most people think the church is only on Sunday, but ministers are in operation all week long. You're dealing with people's marriages, funerals, problems, and sometimes addictions. We thought, 'What a great platform.'
"When I was thinking of this show, it made sense, as a great platform, to do our community, our world, things that make sense to African Americans and at the same time, it also fits a broader community," said Cedric who added with a laugh, "Now, I'm a flawed individual, trying to get right, so don't write me saying, a preacher don't do that."
'The Soul Man' airs on Wednesdays at 10 p.m. on the TV Land network. Check cable or local listings for the channel.


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Umm lets see some how mike and lucy got together
Sandy Died
I became a charactor
Paulo and Jasmine had kids
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Can't tell if serious or troll =.=
Lol i find this pretty funny and i know painting on the computer is hard and takes a lot of pratice but you'll get the hang of it also i want my character to become a character too that would be cool to see a bunny on Bcb once and in while rite
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Your character will never be in BCB.
They're right, it will never ever be in the comic. Ever.
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The KTM Junior Supercross Challenge, once a half-time show staple in Monster Energy Supercross, will return to a few select events in 2013. Why did it leave and why is it back? We rang up KTM Sports Marketing Manager Christy LaCurelle for this week's Between The Motos.
Racer X: Okay Christie, the KJSC is back!
Christy LaCurelle: That's right. We will be running it at seven events this year, five supercrosses and two arenacrosses, actually, and we've never done it at an arenacross before so we're happy about that. We've signed a three-year contract, so we're hoping each year we can increase the popularity, get some more sponsors, and maybe get it to more events in the future.
Yes this begs the question: Why did this program go away and why did it comeback?
Well, the economy was definitely a factor. KTM had to make some major cuts a few years ago. In fact, the economic crisis came a lot earlier for KTM than other brands, because we had been battling a horrible exchange rate. We had to cut a lot of staff and a lot of racing support just like other brands. It was a great program, but it didn't directly sell bikes, and when we looked at the cost, we just couldn't do it anymore. But, the day we stopped the program, we wanted to figure out a way to bring it back. It took five years, unfortunately, but it meant a lot to us, and we just needed to make it happen.
So the folks at Feld didn't want to get rid of it—it wasn't a change in the program based on the entertainment it provided, or something than that.
No they've always wanted it. But the costs of the sponsorship, and doing 17 events, are much higher than you would think. When we were doing it at every round, the program had to have its own dedicated semi and crew, so basically, it had the budget of a race team, except with 15 bikes!
The KTM Junior Supercross Challenge returns for the 2013 season.
Racer X photo
When KTM reintroduced the program at the Monster Energy Cup, Ryan Dungey came up there to talk about racing in it when he was young. I didn't realize he had participated when he was a kid. By now, the list of top pros who participated in the KTM challenge has to be pretty thick.
Oh, there's a ton. Mike and Jeff Alessi, Cole Seely, Jake Canada, Travis Baker, Zach Osborne, Michael Hall, Dungey, Tevin Tapia, Michael Leib, Tyler and Blake Wharton, Vince Friese, Blake Baggett, Justin Bogle, Justin Starling, Gannon Audette, Eli Tomac, Jesse Wentland, those are just some of the guys who are pros now, then we have more riders in the A Class right now, like Jesse Nelson who is just transitioning. The A and B ranks right now will almost double the count of pros who have done this, because the program was really big at the time they were within the age range for it. But it is kind of sad for me, because at my very first KJSC event, Jesse Nelson raced it, and now he's a pro, so it makes me feel like I've been around a long time!
Yeah and what makes that list more impressive is, it's a random lottery of who gets in right? It's not like you were trying to butter up this Dungey kid when he was nine-years old.
Yeah, it is a random lottery, you just have to meet some qualifications. And you can only do it once. We like keeping it random, because we get a nice mix of riders, not just the fastest riders in the nation.
And I'm sure there are fast kids that want this experience, though, so they'll do it even if they're not a KTM rider at home.
Right, it's open to any rider. But, when they come and do this and ride our bike and get that experience, maybe it will make them want to be a KTM rider. But that's not our main goal with this, it's just to give supercross families an experience and incorporate everyone as part of the orange family.
Okay so this program started in 1996. KTM has been through some big ups and downs during that time. They really weren't competitive in supercross in the 90's, then came a big push with Red Bull and Grant Langston and guys like that, then came a few more lean years, but now they're probably stronger than ever. So the program has to reflect differently on the brand now. At one point, it was the only thing KTM had going in supercross at all!
Well, it's funny that you say that, because that pretty much hits the nail on the head. The reason the program was invented at all in the 1990s was because KTM wasn't having success in supercross at that time, and this was one guaranteed way to get the brand in front of people. Now that we're bringing it back, it's for different reasons. With the success of Dungey, Ken, Marvin, all of the KTM riders, we don't need the KJSC to prove KTM can win. But, it shows that we're family-oriented, and it promotes the whole sport as as a family sport.
LaCurelle oversees all events for KTM. From supercross to endurocross.
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Was this the gig that got you started at KTM?
Yes, I was hired to work the KJSC program and as a coordinator for amateur racing. A crew of us used to do both events; amateur races and the KJSC. I did this while I was going to college working on a marketing degree.
Wait, wait, you went to college full-time while working full-time at KTM?
Yes. This probably isn't entertaining for this story but I've been a super fan for a long time, and wanted to work in the industry badly. When I was 16 I was at the Washougal National and had my Travis Pastrana super fan sign, and I got my picture in Racer X! I couldn't believe it. Then, two years later I was working for KTM at Loretta's, and I was cheering on the infield....
Oh, that's a big no-no down there. No cheering from the industry!
Yeah so Davey [Coombs] sees me, and he's walking up, and I think he wants to start a conversation with me, and I'm excited! But then he just tells me I need to stop cheering. And someone took a picture of this, and he used that picture in his column in the magazine! Yup, those were my super fan days.
What else do you do now?
Any events we do, I oversee. So if it's in regards to racing, like a team launch like we had this week, or a new bike introduction, or our dealer show, some of our bigger demos, basically any type of event, I help with that. I also do any of the press releases and website stuff for racing. I also help with some of the racing aspects, like we have a few women's racers that we back under the marketing department, as well freestyle athletes like Ronnie Renner and Kenny Bartram, and our arenacross riders Kelly Smith and Jeff Gibson, so I oversee that, too. I get to dabble in a lot of stuff, from superbike racing to off-road, which is neat.
The KTM Junior Supercross Challenge will debut at select arenacross rounds in 2013 as well.
Racer X photo
Yes but you have the busiest Sunday's of anyone in the industry, because you're doing race reports from what seems like 100 different series.
Yes, so December is a nice time of year for me. But luckily, as KTM has grown we've been able to bring on more staff, and more help is always good.
Okay so if you trace your path, you started with the KJSC program and have climbed the ladder since then. Really, it's a very similar path traveled by Ryan Dungey.
[Laughs] Okay. And I think this is the first time in my life anyone has every compared me to Ryan Dungey!
Okay so how do people sign up to participate in this program?
They can go to KTMJRSX.com, and all of the registration is online now. It used to be done via paper forms, so anyone who maybe had a younger kid who did it the old way, we're getting the word out that it's all handled online now. There are a few qualifications, riders must be seven or eight years old, under 70 pounds and 52 inches, have above-average grades in school, and one year of race experience. Other than that, everyone in eligible.


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Women who go to medical school just for the financial rewards of being a doctor could be making a mistake, according to a study published in the Journal of Human Capital.
The research found that after factoring in the high upfront costs of becoming a doctor, most women primary-care doctors would have made more money over their careers becoming physician assistants instead. For the median man on the other hand, becoming a doctor pays a substantial premium over becoming a PA.
Two factors drive the results, say the study's authors, M. Keith Chen and Judith Chevalier of the Yale School of Management. First, there's a wage gap; women doctors earn a lower hourly wage than male doctors. But the most important factor is that most women doctors do not work enough hours to make their expensive training pay off compared to PAs.
"One of the takeaways here is it's not all wage gap," Chevalier said. "It's mostly an hours gap. Many women who become doctors simply don't work enough hours to amortize the upfront costs. It's also true for some men, but a much smaller fraction."
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Chen and Chevalier used data on thousands of doctors and PAs from the Robert Wood Johnson Community Tracking Physician Survey and the American Academy of Physician Assistants. The data included wages and hours worked for males and females in both professions. The researchers used those data to calculate the net present value of each occupation, taking into consideration the training costs in time and money for both professions. Net present value (NPV) is a calculation economists use to determine whether the gains from a long-term venture are worth the costs.
For men, becoming a doctor is a far better deal than becoming a PA. The NPV of becoming a doctor for the median male was around $2.3 million, while the value of becoming PA was around $1.9 million. But for the median woman, becoming a doctor offers no such advantage. The NPV for women of becoming a doctor was about $1.67 million, while the NPV of becoming PA was $1.68 million.
Most of the male/female NPV disparity is driven by the fact that women doctors tend to work fewer hours than male doctors in the prime of their careers. Early in their careers male and female doctors work similar hours, the researchers found. But between the ages of 31-35, the median male doctor works 50 hours per week while the median female works 40. And a gap in hours worked remains through age 55.
The results add to a growing literature suggesting that women may be overinvesting in professional degrees, the researchers say. The question is why women invest in these degrees when higher returns can be found elsewhere.
It could be, Chevalier says, that women simply perceive that being a doctor will be more satisfying work. But it's also possible that women "don't foresee the extent to which they're going to cut back working when they have kids."
"There are lots of reasons the decision to be a doctor could be rational," she adds. "But for the median woman, it doesn't make financial sense."


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Ars poetriae
Assembling Arguments
Battle Exhortation
The Boundaries of the New Frontier
Breast or Bottle?
Burke in the Archives
Burke, War, Words
The Call of Conscience
A Ciceronian Sunburn
A City of Marble
Consolatory Rhetoric
The Context of Human Discourse
Crafting the Overseer's Image
The Cultural Economy of Falun Gong in China
Democracy and Rhetoric
Double-Consciousness and the Rhetoric of Barack Obama
Editorial Bodies: Perfection and Rejection in Ancient Rhetoric and Poetics
The Effects of
Rhetoric and the Rhetoric of Effects
The Ethos of Rhetoric
Figuring Style
Genteel Rhetoric
The Genuine Teachers of This Art
Gorgias, Sophist and Artist
Human Communication as Narration
The Humane Particulars
Identity's Strategy
The Ides of War
The Insolent Slave
The Interruption That We Are: The Health of the Lived Body, Narrative, and Public Moral Argument
Judgment, Rhetoric, and the Problem of Incommensurability
Kenneth Burke in the 1930s
Kenneth Burke's Permanence and Change: A Critical Companion
Late Poems, 1968–1993
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Obama plays fast and furious with oil production data
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i still dont think that drilling more oil will reduce prices... if people pay top dollar for fossil fuels, why would companies sell it for less than the going rate? Doesnt seem like something a capitalist would do to people in the industrialized world who "require" their products...
...and its only going to get worse as more and more countries industrialize and require more and more energy... and one of the reasons green/renewable energy isn't more prominent is that its difficult to profit from it...
and yes to Obama sort of "cooking the numbers" ... almost all politicians, news organization and businesses regularly practice such tactics...
I'd like to see your analysis cover issues on both sides of the aisle if I'm being honest. But at least this is a good start...
- Tuesday, March 20, 2012 8:47:00 AM
- James Shott said...
Producing more domestic oil increases the world supply, thereby relieving the upward pressure on prices imposed by smaller supplies.
People who buy oil will buy as much as they can at the lowest possible price; companies will sell their product for what the market will bear. Company A can only sell its product for about the same price as Company B. The lower price attracts more customers than a higher price.
More customers raise the demand for a static amount of product, increasing the price. Increasing the amount of product on the market will lower the price in a static market, and keep upward price pressures lower with a growing customer base.
The reason green energy isn't popular is that it isn't affordable, and it isn't affordable because it is still evolving. No one wants to buy it, so voila, it isn't profitable. You cannot expect a company to sell something that it loses money on for very long, and it is wrong for the government to prop up a company or an industry that cannot survive on its own, particularly when there is a viable alternative. A viable alternative like fossil fuels is still preferable economically to the newer, not-viable alternative, even though it may not be popular. Most people cannot and will not pay more for something like green energy when they can pay less and use a time-tested, less expensive and plentiful alternative.
Eventually, some company will develop something that will be affordable and efficient, and it will attract consumers, and the company will make money.
My analysis covers the practical aspects, which is what really matters.
- Tuesday, March 20, 2012 11:16:00 PM
I understand basic economic theory and your notion of supply and demand but still do not believe this is how it REALLY works when everything is said and done.
and I do think the gov't should invest in research on greener energy. As your fav POTUS recently suggested, this should be our generations "Sputnik Moment" as we discover/invest/invent new techs to help reduce our dependence on fossil fuels.
We were on the moon in a decade after the Russians launched Sputnik and during WWII we compiled our greatest minds in the desert to construct one of the worlds greatest weapons. Many of our greatest inventions came from gov't/military research and investments. Many of these failed but the few that were successful dramatically changed the world...
- Wednesday, March 21, 2012 6:53:00 AM
- James Shott said...
If you understand basic basic economics, you understand how more American oil puts downward pressure on oil prices, hence gasoline prices. And, by the way, it is not my "notion" of supply and demand, it is a law of economics. And it IS how everything works.
The reason the government should not invest in green energy is that it is not one of its Constitutional prerogatives. The market determines what works through the approval of millions of buyers of things that people need and want, and when the government, with its vast resources of tax money becomes a player, the market is no longer a level playing field. The government, as we hear so frequently these days, should not be picking winners and losers.
Do we want to use energy sources that are more expensive and less efficient just because some bureaucrat, or collection of them, thinks that is what's best for us? No.
I can't argue with the success of the space program, but a little recognized fact is that there was a lot of private money in the pre-NASA days leading up to space exploration, and as Matt Ridley asked, "Can you doubt that if NASA had not existed some rich man would by now have spent his fortune on a man-on-the-moon programme for the prestige alone?" No question about that. Anything that people want, or in which there is a benefit that can be done at a profit will eventually be created by the free market.
Outside of the military, the atom bomb and the space program, government's role as a "doer" is dismal. But you know what they say: "occasionally, even a blind pig finds an acorn now and then."
And the idea that government knows best is repugnant to people who believe in the human spirit and human ability to find and create things that better our lives. This has occurred throughout our history, quite independent of the federal government.
That is the force that built America into the world leader, and it is truly sad that so many people do not understand that, and put their faith instead in government.
- Wednesday, March 21, 2012 8:58:00 AM
I guess I dont have as much faith as you do when it comes to trusting the market and corporations who hold profit as their main incentive, and not the betterment of man or helping a nation, unless it also helps their bottom line.
Just like your call to go back to "old morals and values" ... it sounds all well and good in an ideal world, but in the REAL world, it just doesnt happen like that...
I guess we'll both keep drinking our koolaid...
- Wednesday, March 21, 2012 12:26:00 PM
- James Shott said...
Why do you lack faith? Are you not aware of the wonders the US achieved prior to your birth? We didn't need government to help Eli Whitney invent the cotton gin, or for the Wright Brothers to invent the airplane, or Henry Ford the automobile and assembly line, or the invention of the suspension bridge, or the fire hydrant, Morse code, anesthesia, the smoke detector, the telephone, the hearing aid, the periscope, the automatic transmission, the bulldozer, the liquid fuel rocket, the digital computer, the electric guitar, the microwave oven ... The list is long. And, all of these things were invented by individuals and groups before someone decided that nothing of use can be accomplished without government intervention.
Profit must be the prime mover for business. Profit is not a bad thing; without it, there would be no jobs, no products and services, no tax money. The responsibility and the benefit of business is not to accomplish some social goals, that is the job of society. The job of business is to produce jobs and goods and services. Period.
If businesses want to contribute to worthy causes and do things to help society, that's fine. But since that is not a primary goal, we should not expect it. They serve humanity well, anyway.
The betterment of man is the responsibility of people, not business or government. Business gives people the means to better the plight of man, and government stays out of the way and allows it to happen.
The only thing stopping us from restoring morality and values is the will to do it. However, so long as people are more concerned for their own ease and convenience than for the "betterment of mankind" and the good of the society in which they live, we'll only sink further into abyss.
This is one great value of religion: it helped instill morality and responsibility in people; two things that are hugely lacking today.
No Kool-Aid on my end. Some wine and an occasional Scotch, though.
- Wednesday, March 21, 2012 1:43:00 PM
... said the Wealthy Capitalist
- Wednesday, March 21, 2012 3:31:00 PM
- James Shott said...
"Wealthy capitalist?" Me? You don't know me very well, obviously.
And, is that the only comment you have?
- Wednesday, March 21, 2012 3:42:00 PM
i dont know you at all, but your ideology sounds like that of the elite, the one they use to justify their status atop society and characterize themselves as "job creators" ... you know... the people who get big corporate tax breaks and loopholes and immediately reinvest all their profits into new jobs... or at least they do in your ideal world...
enjoy your scotch...
- Wednesday, March 21, 2012 5:38:00 PM
- James Shott said...
I'm trying to understand your point. The elite pawn themselves off as job creators to defend taking advantage of the tax breaks and loopholes in the tax code that they use to make profits which they then say they are using to create more jobs.
Is that what you are saying? If so, you obviously either dislike the capitalist system that built our country, or you do not have an accurate understanding of it.
That system worked quite well for about 150 years, at which point people started changing it. America owes its position as a world leader to its capitalist foundation. And in fact, the problems we see today are not because of capitalism but because we have not been faithful to it. We began making changes that weakened it and it has become a hybrid capitalist/socialist environment that does not work very well.
You may have noticed that almost nobody is satisfied with the way things are.
Let me suggest that if you are interested in developing a logical personal philosophy grounded in reality – as opposed to merely embracing a philosophy that sounds good – you should spend some time studying the history of our country from the beginning. Focus especially on the reasons the colonists risked everything to escape the tyranny of King George. And then notice what great things happened under the system they created.
What I advocate – my ideology – is essentially the same philosophy under which America became America as it was before the assault against its core tenets began in earnest somewhere around the 1960s.
The path we are on does not lead to Nirvana or Utopia, because those conditions are unattainable, a point more than amply illustrated by countries like Greece, that are on the verge of total collapse.
- Thursday, March 22, 2012 9:39:00 AM


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Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 11:18 am
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Hey guys I am new to ship modelling being used to designing and building WWI aircraft for museums and other places based on factory drawings. I use Solidworks for my 3D cad program and have always wanted to make me a large detailed model ship.
I have not been able to figure out how to loft a ships hull decently and was wondering if anyone had an accurate hull for the HMS Deadnaught, the Bismark, or the Yamamoto as an IGES, Parasolid, Step file or even a 3ds Max or Rhino format. I am just needing the Hull and I can draw and design the super structure and rest of the stuff. I havent figured out the scale yet but am wanting to model it at about 12 ft length.
I will probably radio control it and all the turrets and gun barrels so that it would look cool sitting on the display stand and moving all the guns around.
If anyone has a hull of one of the 3 done accurately and would like to share it pls let me know.
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Lofting truly isn't difficult, especially if you've drafting experience (hey, if I can do it, anyone can!). If you have a table of offsets or a lines drawing (both would be better), you may use them. My method of drawing a ship three-dimensionally in AutoCAD is to trace out the lines and then move/rotate into place to give an approximation of the ship's hull. Then I just move lines around until everything is fair. If you know how to draw three-dimensionally, then you should be able to figure it out. When I do it, the most important lines are the shear, base, and stations. When the other lines don't agree with any of the above (unless it is obviously one of the above that is wrong), it's the other line that is changed. This process isn't very difficult and is easier shown than explained.
USS Brooklyn
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I started by tracing stations:
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Posted: Tue Nov 16, 2010 8:15 pm
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Thanks John I sorta think I can figure out what your doing and saying. My problem is when you have that little box that shows the stations for the front and rear then thats where I get lost as I cant make heads or tails out of a lot of the stuff.
now to your other observation the Station points I happened to get ahold of declassified drawings for the USS South Dakota and also for the HMS Northmark (an oiler)
you can download them from my website at
the South Dakota has a block in the upper left corner with a bunch of squares in it listing like station 1-33 or whatever and a 3 number code for each box. I think thats what you mentioned. Maybe ya can explain to me how to set them up for my cad program.
I use Solidworks for my cad program but I also use Corel Draw and a few others so I should be able to use whatever method you saying can be used with them.
my email addy is
if you want to email reply to my question it might make it easier that way.
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Posted: Tue Nov 16, 2010 9:30 pm
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Ok guys some ppl saying they cant read psx format so I am reuploading the files as both tiff and jpg format. Because of this of course the file wont be as small. These seem to be on the original sheets so they will be little bigger as its drawn at 1-8th inch to the foot. The address for the file will be
it is 830 CST give it 30 mins or 900 CST to be sure it is finished uploading.
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Ok, that table you found is the table of offsets. It gives measurements in feet, inches, and eigths. I would recomend looking up the terminology involved before attempting a project like this.
I don't know how much help I can be, for I haven't got Solidworks, but I can look at how things are done and try to walk you through it.
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Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 7:49 pm
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thanks john I spent a few hrs on the phone with a kind soul and figured out how to read and convert the TOO. I even have set up excell sheets that do all the calculations. I just need to figure out how to get them all to work properly in SW. I can get it to draw the stations sort of, however a few are really wacky and I still have to set up the table for the upper half of the station above the ledge
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Ok, I'm downloading the files now. I'm probably going to play around with them a bit and try to draw out step by step what I'm talking about (the idea being to teach you to fish rather than give you a fish).
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Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2010 11:52 pm
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hi guys, sorry for missing this discussion, i have been occupied too much
the steps i use to make hulls, is very similar to Iain said. some addition is:
1. shear lines and stations and many other traced out lines will not agree at every intersection, i prefer to stick to one set of lines, adjust them both maintaining the general shape and reducing the error against other lines, then create hull surfaces from this one set only.
2. creating a single hull surface is not easy, especially at the bow and stern or other places where sudden change of curvature exists. i usually make cuts at those changing points and add smaller patches there matching curvature only at the cutting line. with this, a big side hull surface is still maintained while details can be added.
3. if possible, use a polygon (subdivision) tool rather than NURBS to make hulls, polygon modelling will give you better control at subtle details. i prefer "modo" at this point, though there are many good polygon tools including 3dsmax.
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Posted: Tue Dec 21, 2010 12:00 am
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well I been working on a Yamato to try and get the hang of delftship before ttrying to do one the earlier dreadnaughts with all the angles etc but I cant seem to get the stern to come out right and I have been spending abt 14 hrs a day for the last 2 weeks on it. I am getting pretty fed up with it right now
PS I cant use poly modeling tools as there is no way to get them into solidworks parasolid modeling. thats why i like delftship as it will export a nice iges file
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