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This was a great recipe. It has a nice smooth texture. It is best eaten fresh. Eating it reminded me of eating choloclate covered frozen bananas with my sibblings on vacation in Arnolds Park, IA across from the amusement park. It was a nice trip down memory lane. I'll be making this again!
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Pelham is a person of integrity
To the Editor,
I am writing this letter on behalf of a dear friend, a great humanitarian, a wonderful mother that proudly supported her two children to be college graduates, a dedicated politician, a passionate educator and an unofficial mother of Hopewell's youth - Ms. Brenda Pelham.
I have known Pelham for over 20 years and throughout our friendship I have witnessed many extraordinary acts of sacrifice to the citizens of Hopewell, to her family and friends, to her church, to her fellow politicians who she has served beside for several terms on City Council and to her passion - the youth of Hopewell.
Now you may wonder who am I and how have I come to witness all of this? Well, I am a former resident of the city of Hopewell, I had the privilege to have worked in the Ccty of Hopewell for over 12 years. I have volunteered and served alongside Pelham as co-coordinator of a three-time National Precision Drill Team and I have witnessed time and time again Pelham's unlimited acts of personal sacrifices in the name of any cause she thought to be just and fair.
It has come to my knowledge that Pelham has been the target of some very malicious rumors and character assignations. Hopewell! This is wrong and it needs to stop. For these type of hurtful attacks to come upon a person such as Pelham is saddening to all that know her. What I am asking is that all that know Pelham, all that she has helped in some way with an act of kindness, all parents that called her home to help a child, for all the young dreamers who were told that you couldn't do it, but Pelham told them otherwise, to all of her political colleagues who had a cause that she supported to help you push your agenda, to all of her education colleagues who she worked with while serving as an educator at Cater G. Woodson and Hopewell High, to all of her Christian friends who she prayed for and with and to all in the city of Hopewell, Petersburg, Prince George County and all surrounding areas that have been blessed to know her - I need for you to make your voice heard and exercise your freedom of speech to let all know that Brenda Pelham is a woman of integrity, a true servant for the people of Hopewell, a woman of God and as I know her to be - a true friend.
Deverin Glenn
Chester, Pa.
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"Don't you need to check with Brian first?" She then told Billie.
"Who?" He asked looking at her weirdly.
"I mean your band's manager, don't you..."
Lynn was explaining as Candy interrupted: "Lynn..."
"Don't you need to get his approval of me first?" Lynn continued.
"If MCR's manager had hired you then you must be good enough to go with us too." Billie said.
"Oh my god, Lynn..." Candy mumbled poking her.
"Don't get too excited about that, I'm not that good at it, god knows the mistakes I make...Some undone files, wrong reports and I've learnt lately that I even write the dates wrong." She added thinking if she was actually going to be hired, he should know what to expect from her.
"Oh..." Billie replied. "Never mind..." He then added.
"I thought so. Now where's that lady so I can pay her and leave." Lynn added looking around.
"No I mean he's here now, no need for stalling you anymore." Billie explained as Candy added excitedly: "Yes! I knew it was him!"
"Him? Him who?" Lynn added turning to look the way Billie and Candy were looking, afraid someone might have found her.
"No..." She then mumbled to herself spotting a security guard knowing he works for MCR.
"Gerard Way!" Candy then exclaimed with joy, as if the stitches and bruises she had were suddenly healed, watching him step closer, shades still on so that he wouldn't be recognized easily.
"Hey man." Billie then said as Gerard had finally gotten there.
"Unbelievable.." Lynn mumbled turning away to place her elbow on that high counter, stressfully resting her head on her hand, starting to feel tensed.
"Thanks for everything Bill." Gerard said as Lynn was getting angrier, knowing now that it was a sort of a set up, the whole 'working with Green Day' thing was just a stalling process till Gerard got there.
"You're welcome man, I need to go check on him now, I'll catch you later." Billie replied as Gerard nodded getting his shades off.
"And Lynn..." Billie said stepping closer to her. "You don't want to live in a cheap ass motel do you?" He added patting her on the shoulder as she simply just slid her elbow on that counter to have both her arms on it and burry her head between them, unwilling to face Gerard.
"She's mad." Billie added looking at Gerard.
"I'll take care of it." Gerard said smiling lightly as if to say everything was fine.
"Alright, see you tonight." Billie added meaning to see him at the concert that night, as they were touring together.
"Yeah.." Gerard replied nodding as Billie turned to leave.
Gerard then stared at her burying her head for a while to then say: "Hey Lynn..."
She stayed the way she was, didn't move, and didn't even reply.
He lowered his face trying to take a closer look at her to explain: "Frank saw you leaving with Billie in the cab so I called him to ask about you, that's how I found you."
He tried to communicate with her but she still wouldn't look at him so he added: "I just want you to know that I'm not going to force you to come back..." He paused for a while to then add: "I'm not even here to get you back."
"What are you doing here then?" Lynn finally snapped at him. "What do you want from me? Do you even know me?" She questioned angrily.
"I know I haven't been fair to you…" He said, keeping his calm as Lynn just stared at him, anger still showing on her face.
"And I know I probably don't deserve this…" He continued making her frown trying to get what he was on about.
"But there's this one favor that I need from you." He added.
"What?" She asked firmly, becoming curious to know.
"Come to tonight's concert." He finally said.
She shook her head stepping back.
"And then you do whatever you feel like doing…I won't tell anyone where you are…I'll be out of your life forever…" Gerard explained.
"What difference will it make if I went to that concert or not?" She questioned again.
"Just come, you'll see." He said to then receive a sarcastic smile from her as she said: "Why do you think I should trust you? Cause you've been honest to me lately?"
"Hello, how can I help you?" A lady showed up behind that counter.
"Finally!" Lynn exclaimed turning to look at her.
"I'm checking this girl out." She then said pointing at Candy as Gerard waited, watching her.
"Okay, does she have insurance or…" The lady was about to go on as Lynn said: "No, I'll be paying in cash." Knowing she had promised Candy to take care of the fees since Candy didn't have any money.
"Wait, what?" Gerard interrupted.
"Nothing, we have nothing to talk about anymore." Lynn said angrily as Candy was giving the lady all the information needed.
"If anything, you should be doing me a favor and not tell Stan about where I am." Lynn added as that lady interrupted saying: "Here's the bill miss." Handing her a piece of paper.
"Are you kidding me??!!!!" Lynn said, accidentally raising her voice when she saw the amount written on it.
"Did you implant a new heart in her or was it some kind of a huge surgery that you did to ask for this amount!" Lynn added getting mad.
"It's—it's ok. I'll pay you back as soon as I raise the money." Candy added lowering her voice, feeling somewhat shy.
"It's not that…" Lynn said to then step closer to her and whisper: "I don't have that much money; I didn't know they cash as much."
"Oh we're in big trouble!" Candy whispered back rounded eyes.
"I'm just not used to this whole thing cause I don't usually take care of payments like there." Lynn added in a low tone as the woman interrupted: "Alright then, you're good to go, take care."
"What?" Lynn mumbled turning to look that woman's way to spot Gerard putting his credit card back in his wallet.
"You paid?" She mumbled looking at him thinking he got her out of trouble.
"We need to go now…" The security guard interrupted. "You still have a lot before the concert tonight." The guard explained as Gerard looked at Lynn, waiting for her to make her final decision.
"You paid…" She then said realizing she now has to do something in return. "I think I should..." She added as Candy interrupted: "You go to that concert and I'll meet you back at the motel."
"But your dad…" Lynn said getting worried.
"Don't worry he always does these things when he's drunk." Candy explained.
"Come with us…" Lynn offered but Candy just shook her head smiling to add: "I'm not allowed to be out for long, I have customers waiting you know."
"Oh…" Lynn said. "I'll be back as soon as the concert." She then added.
"I'll wait for you in your room when I'm done with customers." Candy said as Lynn just stood there, looking at her with Gerard right behind her.
"Oookay…I'm going now…" Candy then said waving goodbye to then leave.
"Customers?" Gerard added looking at Lynn, just as Candy had left.
"Don't ask me." Lynn replied as she and Gerard started walking to the exit door.
"What kind of a friend is she? Is it safe where you're staying?" Gerard started asking her as she interrupted: "I go with you to see the concert tonight, then you drive me back here, you tell no one, you see me no more."
"Yeah…" Gerard answered opening the limo door for her to get in as he then went in after her.
"We're simply going home now, right?" Lynn then asked as the limo drove off.
"Funny…"Gerard added.
"What?" She asked trying to figure out what he meant.
"You called it home." He said looking at her smiling lightly as she stared for a while, almost searching for the answer to then say: "It's not like I mean it…" Turning to look out the window on her side to then mumble: "It's not like I even have a home anymore."
"Everything will be okay…" Gerard then said as she simply just took a deep breath, still looking out, seeming to have been drifted out with her thoughts.
"I'll make sure you have a real home." Was the last thing he said as she added softly: "How do you know that? You don't even know me." With no reply from him this time.


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The Hittites and Sea Peoples
The Hittites in Asia Minor
Historians know little about the origin of the Hittites, who settled in present- day Turkey about 2000 BC. Their language belonged to the Indo-European linguistic family, and they appear to have come from the west, from the Balkan region of Europe. They were a herding, horse-breeding tribe.
Hittite culture was highly advanced in some ways. The Hittites used both cuneiform and hieroglyphic writing, and as their empire grew, they both pre- served and shared elements of all the cultures in the region. They developed a law code of their own. Their military was the strongest and most sophisticated of the time; they were the first to create iron weapons and to use iron for their chariot wheels. Eventually, the Bronze Age gave way to the Iron Age, in which all the various cultures acquired the ability to work with iron, but this technology was exclusive to the Hittites for a long time. The use of iron contributed significantly to their agricultural production as well as to their military success.
The Hittites prospered economically for at least three reasons. First, as already noted, they were capable of working with iron before other peoples in the region, which gave them an advantage in making stronger tools and weapons. Second, they controlled many of the Mediterranean trade routes. Third, they had settled in an area that was rich in mineral resources.
Both the Hittites and the Kassites occupied Babylon at different times; these two peoples may have been related. Again, the origins of tribes of this early era of civilization are still obscure, and historians differ in their interpretation of the evidence.
As of about 1400 BC, the Kassite kingdom followed the course of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, reaching as far northwest as the city of Mari on the Euphrates and Sippar on the Tigris. At that time, the Hittites controlled a large area of present-day Turkey north of Cyprus in the Mediterranean. They would soon expand their empire to every part of the Fertile Crescent except the Nile River valley in Egypt.
The zenith of the Hittite Empire was in the early thirteenth century BC under Suppiluliumas, who ruled from 1380 to 1346. Under Suppiluliumas, Hittite influence expanded throughout the Fertile Crescent; his rise to power coincided with a weak Egypt, and he led the Hittites into Syria.
The Hittite Empire faded around 1200 BC, due to attacks from the Assyrians and Phrygians. The Sea Peoples also invaded Hittite strongholds and helped bring the empire to the point of collapse.
The "Sea Peoples"
Historians have given the name Sea Peoples to a variety of belligerent tribes that roamed the eastern Mediterranean throughout the early twelfth century BC. The Sea Peoples were wholly or partly responsible for the destruction of the Hittite Empire; they attacked and destroyed various cities in the region, particularly along the Syrian coast. The invasion of the Sea Peoples also coincided with the fall of the Mycenaean civilization.
The Sea Peoples attacked Egypt twice but were defeated on both occasions. Some of them settled in Egypt, assimilating with the local population.
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She could get anything she wanted. Even the blood of the people she hated.
I want from you, Madison." I nodded silently. "Go now. Do it." she purred, her fingers curling under my chin.
Her lips were pulled back into a smile of joy while her lavender eyes flickered over my face. She let go of me and backed away, allowing me to stand.
I left the dark house and wandered the streets until I found him. He was hiding again. Hiding from me.
When I finally got him to come along, the sky had darkened and he was swaying on his feet from all the vodka I'd slipped into his drink. I pulled him by his hand to the house.
He tried to scream as he saw the large structure of the porch in the dark distance, but I covered his mouth. His teeth sank into my palm in his attempts to free himself, but I didn't loosen my grip
His screams turned to sobs as I forced him into the house and kicked the door shut behind me. "Mother." I said her name softly.
She emerged from the doorway in a knee length black dress that looked like it should have been on a pinup model. Her blindingly white smile lit her face as she spotted the man in my hands. "Put him on his knees, Madison."
With a slight nod, I kicked the backs of his knees, making him drop the the wood with a thud. His teeth sank deeper into my hand, making me grit my teeth. "Good girl." her hand tucked a strand of long platinum hair behind my ear.
It rose bumps along my neck and arms. I expected her to strike me for taking so long. So the almost loving gesture confused me.
From the bodice of her dress, mother pull a long knife out. I tipped her ex-boyfriend's head back and locked his wrist in place to keep him from struggling. Mother grabbed a handful of his thick hair and gestured for me to move away with the knife.
I forced his jaw down and freed my bleeding hand. Backing away silently, I wrapped it with the loose end of my shirt and watched.
"Helen, please." he begged quietly. His lips dripped my blood, making me narrow my eyes in slight anger. "I'm sorry. I never told anyone else, I swear." She lifted his head further.
"Please! I have a wife and children! Please don't kill me!" he sobbed. I blinked.
"Why would you tell my mother you loved her if you have family?" slipped out of my mouth before I could stop it. Mother looked at me, her eyes glowing with pure excitement.
"She makes a good point, Steven." she held the knife to his throat, pressing it against his skin. "Why is it all men are after one thing?" She asked of no one, tapping her foot slightly.
"I-" she slit his throat before he got more out. He sputtered and choked on his blood as he fell to the floor.
"Here Madison. He made you bleed." she held the knife toward me. I hesitated, making her mad. "Make him bleed child!" she shoved the knife into my hand.
I knelt next to where he lay bleeding and closed my eyes. With a deep, blood scented breath, I ran the knife into his neck, going all the way through and stabbing the hard wood of the floor under him.
He gurgled and went still. Mother's hand rested on my shoulder lightly, making me jump and look at her. "You did well." she moved a strand of my hair, pausing to see it stained with blood. "How would you like to go to school?"
"But I'm already smarter than college students." I sat back on my heels. "High school would be wasted on me." I stated.
"Not a total waste. I want you to have a taste of what you are NOT missing. The idiots I saved you from." I nodded. "So, we will enroll you at the high school here in town and you will start next week. On one condition." she took my chin in her hand.
"Yes?" I asked carefully.
"No speaking in other languages and no speaking of what we do in our house." her fingers tightened painfully.
"Yes, Mother." I looked at the bloody knife in my hands. "I'll start cleaning." I said before she could order it.
She left me alone with death. Father wouldn't want this for me. Nobody would want this for anyone.
So, there's a shit ton of drama and I really just need to write a slasher at the moment. So R+R if you want
Or not. It doesn't really matter. But school starts tomorrow and it's my last semester of high school.
You'd assume I'm all nervous and freaking out, but I'm just fine. There's a lot of stupid drama at school too.
So I'm happy to be almost done with all of the double drama and then I get to look for a job and an apartment and.....
Rambling about personal issues done! I gotta go!
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TRENTON, N.Y. (WKTV) – Authorities say The Trenton Town Supervisor and former Oneida County Republican Chair has been charged with sexual abuse.
According to Dean Obernesser of the Oneida County Child Advocacy Center, Mark P. Scheidelman, 52, has been charged with one count of first-degree sex abuse.
...The Advocacy Center said it is alleged that Scheidelman had sexual contact with a child under the age of 11 years old while in the Town of Trenton.
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Grabber Construction Products
Alpine, UT 84004
May 23, 2014
While designed for accelerated insertion into 25-gauge metal, 23V Vector™ screw can be used effectively in up to 20-gauge. This metal framing screw, suited for light-gauge metal construction, reduces drive time and increases productivity via its sharpness and steepness of angled point.
Atlanta Drive Systems
Wall Township, NJ 07719
May 21, 2014
Utilizing servo-worm reducer and precision ballscrew spindle, High-Performance Screw-Jacks achieve linear speeds up to 590 ips with ballscrew diameters up to 50 mm and axial load capacities up to 22,500 lb. Units are available in 4 sizes with rotating ballscrews and translating nut, or non-rotating ballscrew in lifting cylinder design. Protected against contamination by bellows or protective tubes, ballscrew spindles are continuously lubricated with automatic lubrication system.
PennEngineering® (Penn Engineering)
Danboro, PA 18916-1000
Feb 04, 2014
Designed to install permanently into stainless steel sheets as thin as .030 in., PEM Stainless Self-Clinching Fasteners enable lighter designs by minimizing hardware parts count. Product line includes fasteners integrating captive screws for tool-only access to stainless assemblies; through-hole threaded and blind threaded standoffs; non-locking and self-locking floating nuts; fasteners for flush face-on-face sheet attachment applications; flush-head studs; pins; and nuts.
J.W. Winco, Inc.
New Berlin, WI 53151
Jan 02, 2014
Made of steel with zinc-plated, blue-passivated finish, GN 913.6 set screws incorporate retaining magnet element of Neodymium, iron, and boron NdFeB (ND type). These RoHS-compliant, shielded magnetic assemblies are offered with thread diameters from M6–M16 and thread lengths from 12–80 mm. Nominal retaining magnet pulling forces range from 2.5–35 N. One possible use for these products is as work piece stops with magnet holding work piece in place.
PennEngineering® (Penn Engineering)
Danboro, PA 18916-1000
Nov 06, 2013
Engineered for permanent installation in stainless steel assemblies, PEM® Type PFC4™ fasteners comply with UL 60950 access standards. Integrated captive screw in spring-loaded assembly reduces loose hardware, and fully recessed heads in fastened position allow tool-only access. Able to be specified for use in stainless sheets as thin as .060 in. with hardness up to HRB 88 on Rockwell B scale, these 400 Series stainless steel fasteners are available with MAThread® anti cross-thread technology.
PennEngineering® (Penn Engineering)
Danboro, PA 18916-1000
Oct 29, 2013
Integrating captive screw in spring-loaded assembly, PEM® CAPS® all-in-one solutions securely attaches panels, covers, drawers, racks, or other access points and enables ready access. PC/ABS color knobs can be specified, and anti-cross threading technology corrects off-angle thread mating while ensuring proper alignment during installation. By pressing into prepared mounting holes, RoHS-compliant products install permanently in aluminum or steel sheets as thin as .036 in.
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Danboro, PA 18916-1000
Jul 30, 2013
Facilitating efficient handling and installation, PEM® Types PF50™ and PF60™ fasteners integrate captive screw in spring-loaded assembly. Permanent mounting in metal assemblies as thin as .030 in. eliminates risks associated with loose hardware that could fall out and potentially cause damage to internal components. When tightened, fastener protrudes .340 in. from top of the sheet, and Phillips recess enables captive screws to be tightened or loosened.
Avon, OH 44011
May 14, 2013
WA, WC, and WP Series, available in sizes from 2.28 x 2.52 in. to 14.12 x 7.84 in. for indoor and outdoor applications, feature silicone rubber gasket and stainless steel screws that protect electronics from harsh environmental factors such as dust, dirt, and moisture. Molded in flame retardant UV-stabilized Polycarbonate plastic, WC and WP Series are conducive to temperatures from -40 to +120°C. WA Series, molded in flame retardant dark gray ABS plastic, suits indoor use from 0 to +80°C.
John Wright Company, Inc.
Wrightsville, PA 17368
May 06, 2013
Shutter Dog Value Pack combines scroll shutter dogs with lag screws and everything else needed for installation on pair of shutters. Shutter dogs are heavy cast iron for classic, three-dimensional look and are finished with multi-step WeatherWright™ coating system. Included masonry anchors allow mounting in nearly any building material. Shutter dog holder, using rare-earth magnets to secure dogs tightly to shutter, minimizes potential rattling in windy conditions.
J.W. Winco, Inc.
New Berlin, WI 53151
Feb 19, 2013
Suitable for variety of construction uses, ISO 7379 Hardened Steel Shoulder Screws are made of blackened steel with tensile strength of 1,200 N/mm². RoHS-compliant screws come in range of head sizes from 6–24 mm diameter, with threads from M5–M20, and shoulder lengths from 10–100 mm.
EDT Corp
Vancouver, WA 98685-1411
Feb 08, 2013
Available in sizes ¼-28 x 5/8, 5/16-24 x 5/8, and 3/8-24 x 1 in., KleanCap™ Screws offer alternative to socket-head screws typically used to lock insert bearings onto shafts. Units have raised-hex head that eliminates traditional socket design which can harbor bacteria. For more positive installation, screws are installed with hex driver rather than Allen wrench. KleanCap™ Screws are standard on DoubleLock® sleeves, but can also be purchased individually.
Quickscrews International Corp.
Livermore, CA 94551
Jan 22, 2013
Targeting woodworking market, Multi-Purpose Spiral Point Funnel Head Screws fasten medium-density fiber board and other manmade woods without splitting or bubbling. Head also sinks into melamine and particleboard without chipping or need for pilot hole. In addition to Type 17 Auger Point that collects wood dust and keeps bore clean, self-drilling screws have deep cut reverse spiral thread that purges initial hole for flange, allowing funnel head to sink into wood while locking screw in place.
Haydon Kerk Motion Solutions
Waterbury, CT 06705
Jan 09, 2013
Offered with variety of nut configurations manufactured using self-lubricating acetal, Micro Series includes 5/64 in. dia screws with available standard leads from 0.012–0.079 in. per revolution. Lead screws are available as stand-alone components or integrated into Haydon™ can-stack linear actuators. Products are manufactured of 303 stainless steel and require no maintenance, and uniformity of threads lends to precise motion as well as noise and vibration reduction.
Keystone Electronics Corp.
Astoria, NY 11105
Dec 24, 2012
Rated at 15–30 A, PCB Screw Terminals feature anti-rotation, non-rocking design making them suitable for high density packaging. SEMS screw incorporates captivated, free-spinning lock-washer to eliminate wire twisting upon tightening terminals. Manufactured from brass with tin-plated finishes, terminals are supplied with SEMS installed or unassembled. SEMS screw units are available in horizontal and vertical mounting configurations.
Newport Corp.
Irvine, CA 92606
Dec 18, 2012
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Ludenscheid D-58513 Germany
Oct 08, 2012
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Sep 18, 2012
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Irvine, CA 92606
Aug 10, 2012
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Carrollton, TX 75006
Aug 06, 2012
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Jul 03, 2012
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| Report on Enhanced Framework (SUSTAIN) and Field Applications for Placement of BMPs in Urban Watersheds (EPA/600/R-11/144) November 2011
The System for Urban Stormwater Treatment and Analysis Integration (SUSTAIN) was developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to provide stormwater managers with a decision support system for the cost-efficient selection and placement of stormwater best management practices (BMPs) in urban watersheds. The SUSTAIN modeling system integrates simulation based on sound science and engineering principles, with cost estimation tools, and optimization to support users in selecting the best solutions on the basis of cost and effectiveness. This report documents the enhancements to the system since the initial release of version 1.0 in October 2009 (Shoemaker et al., 2009; http://www.epa.gov/nrmrl/wswrd/wq/models/sustain/). Two case studies also provide insight into the application of the system, and demonstrate the utility of SUSTAIN in evaluating the use of green infrastructure (GI) in communities addressing the mitigation of combined sewer overflows (CSOs).
SUSTAIN's innovative integration of optimization and simulation of BMP performance in a watershed setting provides significant capabilities to support the evaluation of various configurations of BMPs, the impact of local site conditions on BMP placement, and the types and relative costs of the BMPs available. At the same time, the flexibility and range of application complexity available within SUSTAIN provide choices for users in developing the appropriate configuration for a specific watershed application.
Through the use of case studies in Kansas City, MO, and Louisville, KY, the implications of assumptions in the application of SUSTAIN are evaluated. The SUSTAIN model including recent enhancements was demonstrated to perform well in predicting the hydrologic response and matched previous applications using other modeling systems. In particular, the addition of a sub-hourly time step improved the ability of SUSTAIN to predict hydrologic response and peak flow from design storms used as a basis for planning many CSO and stormwater programs. The addition of aggregate BMP tools facilitated the use of the model in Louisville and other regions where users want to evaluate the benefits of many, in some cases hundreds or thousands of smaller BMPs across a large catchment. The optimization process applied in the case studies was also shown to be highly sensitive to BMP cost data in selecting the most efficient solutions.
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Southern Walnut Creek Trail
This project consists of the construction of a new trail on the Walnut Creek Greenbelt. The trail begins at Govalle Park and ends on Johnny Morris Road in the vicinity of the Austin to Manor Trail (under construction) located at Johnny Morris and Daffen Lane. The trail is approximately 7.3 miles in length and consists of a 10' wide concrete trail with 2' shoulders. There are creek crossings and trail heads on the trail.
Completed work
- The project continues on schedule.
- Trail segments have been constructed from Jain Lane to Delwau and from Delwau to the YMCA. From the YMCA to Loyola and from the Austin Tennis Center back to the main trail location.
- The City maintains the trail from Govalle Park to the YMCA and this portion is open to the public. The trail segment from The YMCA to Johnny Morris Road and to the Austin Tennis Center will not be open to the public until striping and signage are complete on August 14. Trail users that proceed north past the YMCA must use caution as the contractor may periodically be working to address final punch list items.
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- The contractor is paving parking spaces at the Austin Tennis Center.
- The contractor is completing signage and striping along the trail.
- The contractor is installing additional improvements that may help improve the water quality of Walnut Creek.
- The City is currently reviewing citizen requests for signage at certain points along the trail.
This project is scheduled for completion in summer 2014. The City will notify stakeholders when the trail is complete and may be used. A grand opening ceremony is tentatively planned for fall 2014. More information on the Southern Walnut Creek Trail project.
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Austin to Manor Trail
The Austin to Manor Trail is a 5-mile long trail that will begin near Daffan Lane and end in the vicinity of Ben E. Fischer Park in Manor, Texas. The project will be constructed in two phases. Phase 1 is 2.5 miles long and will extend from Daffan Lane to Lindell Lane. Phase 2 is also approximately 2.5 miles long and will pick up near Lindell Lane, ending near Ben Fischer Park. Phase 1 is completely funded. The City of Austin is actively searching for funding to construct the second phase of this project. The project will include bridges, trail heads, and other trail amenities and is expected to be constructed of concrete 10' in width with 2' grass shoulders.
- Phase 1: A significant portion of phase 1 has been installed. Phase 1 should be complete in summer 2014.
- Phase 2: Not yet funded.
Click here to view a map of the project
Northern Walnut Creek Trail - Phase 1
This project consists of the design and construction of a new trail on the Walnut Creek Greenbelt. The trail will connect Balcones District Park to Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park. Construction will consist of a 10' wide concrete trail with 2' shoulders. The trail will have 9 creek crossings and 4 trail heads.
Completed work
- The Balcones District Park portion of the trail is complete, excluding punch list items.
- Trail segments under MoPac within the TxDOT right of way are complete, excluding punch list items.
- The construction trailer at Balcones Park is expected to be removed within the next 45 days.
- Bridges 9 and 8A have been installed in Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park.
Work in Progress
- The contractor continues to install trail, bridge piers and abutments in Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park.
- As opportunities arise, the City will reopen closed portions of the trail that will not place riders and construction crews in conflict.
- The Consultant Engineers are awaiting approval on a site plan that will allow the contractor to work in the areas between Balcones District and Walnut Creek Parks.
- Once the site plan is received, the design team will resume work on the Balcones Park alternate. The City will hold an additional neighborhood meeting to receive public input on the alternate design.
The Public Works Department has become aware that additional capital improvement projects are scheduled to take place in the Balcones Park area. The project manager is coordinating with other City departments to ensure that the projects will not be in conflict. The project is expected to be complete in late 2014 but the schedule will be reviewed when the site plan is issued and construction coordination is complete.
Click here to view a map of the project
Northern Walnut Creek Trail - Phase 2
The trail will originate in Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park and end in the vicinity of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality offices, located at IH-35 and Walnut Creek. The trail is approximately 1.8 miles in length and will consist of a 10' wide concrete trail with 2' shoulders. The trail will have approximately 4 creek crossings and 2 trail heads.
Completed work
- Studies of protected and listed species have been completed.
- The City has met with the neighborhood associations and has received feedback on the design regarding offsite parking, security, and proximity to homes, erosion control, and other issues. The city will plan another public meeting at 60 percent design.
Work in progress
- Geotechnical boring is taking place at structure locations.
- Archeologists are currently performing excavations to ensure the future construction does not impact historically significant areas.
- Hydraulic modeling studies are being conducted to ensure water crossings do not adversely impact the adjacent properties.
- Design is expected to be complete in late 2014.
With completion of environmental studies, design progress will likely accelerate. Construction is expected to begin in summer 2015 and will take approximately one year to complete.
Click here to view a map of the project
Project contacts:
City of Austin Project Manager
Richard Duane
(512) 974-7730
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Help w/ Transition Molding
Any suggestion for transitioning from the hardwood floor to the adjacent Pergo floor that is 1 1/4" lower? I am laying down 3/4" hardwood floor over the 3/4" plywood which has been nailed to the concrete slab. The adjacent floor has Pergo over the concrete slab. I can not find any molding that deals with the height difference greater than 3/4".
Thank you in advance.
Height differences in new construction are a major part of the planning process.
The reason being, height differences in floors are a major contributor to accidents in the home.
The manufacturers are aware of this and do not want to seem to condone or encourage differences by providing transitions. They could actually be made liable for the accidents if they provided an easy way to cover them.
The custom woodworking shop is the only way to go.
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ICT and project-based education : some findings from an exploratory research study
AbstractThis paper contributes to the discussion on information and communication technology (ICT) for educational purposes. Research was done on the use a virtual learning environment (VLE) based on Internet technology during a practical course for economic students at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. The VLE has been used for many differerent purposes such as to support team learning, to inform students about course-specific issues, to support communication between students, to publish students' results, and to evaluate the assignments. The paper discusses the various learning and teaching processes that took place and the influence of using the VLE on these processes. It is argued that the use of the VLE for educational purposes is dynamic as it might influence learning and teaching in various different ways
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Some pages on Man of Steel
I'm writing this from the assumption that you have either seen Man of Steel, or do not care about major spoilers. I feel the only way to talk about this film the way it deserves to be talked about is in detail, describing major plot points in detail. You have been warned.
(Side note, some years ago I had a similar disclaimer before a long facebook note about some of my theories about the television show, LOST, when that group of loyal fans like me used to do things like that… Before we realized that none of it mattered… Anyway, after the disclaimer, I proceed to talk about a particular, recently aired season finale and some theories regarding the show. The first comment on the note was from my friend Eric, and it read something like, "Nooooooo! Why did I read this?!" I didn't feel the least bit bad for him. Take that anecdote to heart.)
A little background: those of you who read this blog may be familiar with the fact that I may be considered what some would call a "fan boy." That is, I like what I like, and sometimes those things that I like are on the brink of social acceptability, like science fiction and comic books. In the case of this blog post, we are going to focus primarily on the latter. Specifically, how does Superman translate from the page to the big, Nolan and Snyderized screen? Is this a good place for Warner Bros. to begin their answer to the Disney/Marvel "Cinematic Universe?" Should they even attempt to have an answer? If so, where should they go from here? Probably more questions than that, but we'll get to those as we go along.
Let me be upfront with you: I don't like Superman movies. I think Smallville was cheesy and juvenile. I also think DC heroes are much harder to adapt to the screen from the page. Most of them just look dumb when not confined to the pages of the comic… I mean, most of them still wear their underwear on the outside of their pants. Unlike Marvel heroes, which seem to have constant aesthetic shifts (for better or worse), DC characters (at least the main crew) have remained largely static in their iconic, 1920's style outfits. Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman- the "Trinity-" remain largely unchanged aesthetically. And this presents just the first problem in translating these heroes to the 21st century big screen- they look stupid.
Think about the early Batman films (not even the TV show. We don't even need to go that far). That scene where Batman is flying his Bat Plane and has to turn his entire body to give the thumbs up? Firstly, thumbs up, Batman? Secondly, not being able to turn your head? Stupid. Hollywood couldn't figure out a way to keep the Batman look the same that is is on the page without sacrificing his head's mobility.
Fast forward to Batman Begins and Nolan's crack at the Dark Knight. People will probably argue with me about this, but the bat-suit that Nolan's crew put together isn't that awesome either. It's super blocky and awkward, but hey, at least Bale could move his head back and forth. The thing those first two Nolan films did exceptionally well, though, was creating a world in which these characters could exist without being too out-of-the-ordinary. Nolan's Batman and his villains (with the exception of, in my opinion, Bane in Dark Knight Rises) are deeply rooted in realistic backgrounds and rationales that create their character and put them in a world that is just a half step removed from our own; any one of us could become the Batman under the right circumstances.
But this isn't a review of the Batman trilogy. It's a review of Man of Steel. So, do Snyder and Nolan reproduce the formula that made the Dark Knight so great?
Firstly, I must say that I believe the film was completely mis-advertized. Whoever was in charge of cutting the trailers and promoting the film should be fired. Seriously. I had zero desire to see the film based on the series of trailers that were released, and I believe they painted a plot picture in those trailers that was completely different from the completed film. So, what was that completed picture? Really, Snyder and team could have gone one of several directions with this film. Obviously, with Nolan's production credit, and the success of his Batman films, the team looked to root the idea of Superman in a relatable reality, much like Nolan did with Batman. But how do you do that with someone who's not even human? In the past, especially on the big screen, Superman's identity has been rooted in protecting "truth, justice, and the American way." However, as explored in more recent story lines on the page, what happens when Superman is not, as so many in my generation, necessarily in love with or have a sense of nationalism for this once great nation? After all, Superman is technically an immigrant. The most extreme immigrant. That thought process is what Snyder and team decided to explore in this new incarnation of Supes.
A child of two fathers- of two worlds- with conflicting ideals. On the one hand, Jor-El wishes Superman to rule justly as a bridge building god between the extinct Kryptonian race and the fragile yet lovable human race. Jonathan Kent, on the other hand, fears of his son's discovery and works to keep Clark's true identity a secret from the world, even at the expense of his own life. The scene where Jonathan dies was, in my opinion, probably the most moving of the film. We get this sense of loyalty-unto-death from both of Superman's fathers, however, even though Jor-El's sacrifice was for a much larger scale, Jonathan Kent's firm stance to protect his son from our world seemed much more personal, and delves to a deeper place in the heart. Not to mention the fact that Jonathan doesn't get a lifelike hologram embedded with all of his memories and ideals for Clark to visit whenever he pleases. But besides that point, I think it is this grounding by Jonathan that gives Clark the very human side to his character. The idea that he has to wrestle for a large portion of his adult life with whether to reveal himself to help save those around him in danger, or continue living out in hiding is a very interesting point of character development that gives Supes a depth not seen hereto on the big screen.
I think Henry Cavil did an excellent job filling the role of this brooding, war-within kind of Superman. I was completely against it until I finally saw the movie (another side effect of poor promotion, I feel), but he definitely pulls it off. He is brooding and emo, as I said, but also definitely pulls off that regal, "I am Superman" kind of monologue voice when addressing the puny humans. I was in to it.
As far as the other characters go, I think you have an automatic problem when your hero and his nemesis hardly interact with each other until the last 20 minutes of the film. Unfortunately, we had a case of "Power Ranger syndrome," as I like to call it, where most of the action is taken up by Supes having to fight against not the big bad Zod, but his henchmen instead, until they're all defeated and Zod finally is forced to do battle. When you have this kind of non-interaction that's supposed to be super climactic, you need a different kind of writing. Unfortunately, it all seemed pretty forced to me, as cool as Faora was (except for some of her duologue. What was with that evolution line? Seriously). Zod needed to have that monologue he had at the very end wayyyyy earlier- about how he was genetically predisposed to fight for and protect Krypton, and that's why he was doing what he was doing. If that had come earlier, his attitude would have seemed less laughable, I believe. Unfortunately, we simply have a lot of overacting and honestly laughable scenes with someone who, I think, should have been a lot more villainous.
Amy Adams was a great Lois. The camera men did her absolutely no favors with their shooting angles, so shame on them, because between them and the wardrobe department, I was practically crying for her. They made her look terrible! However, she didn't let that stop her (if she even knew it was going on) from delivering a solid female role. EXCEPT, and this seems to be a common problem in super hero movies recently, the romance. I thought it was super ballsy that Lois was basically just Clark's confidant the entire movie. I was interested to see where that kind of relationship would lead in future movies, if they would have Supes kind of dependent on her in that way or what. And then, several minutes before the credits roll, they kiss. I literally laughed in the theatre. There was zero spark leading up to this scene. In fact, it was almost like Clark thought, "Oh man, here's the first human being that happens to pay attention to me and not think I'm a freak other than my parents. Better lock it down or I'll never get a chance like this again!" Which. Sucks. It felt like when I was watching Thor and all of a sudden Thor is all, "After these two days I've spent on Earth, I know that I'm in love with Natalie Portman and I'm just gonna stay here on Earth for ever, OK Odin?" Yeah. OK, Thor.
Some smaller things to note: there was a female character who was in the entire movie who had no lines except that, at the end, she said to her COMMANDING OFFICER that she thought Superman was "kind of hot." No.
Lawrence Fishburn's Perry Mason and the rest of the Daily Planet crew were kind of laughable. They could have, honestly, been removed from the film quite easily. They served very little purpose to advance the story, and the actors all gave pretty subpar performances compounded with some subpar writing. Just sort of a mess all around.
The SFX team needs to revisit their Metropolis build. The iconic architecture that make up the skyline- the LEXCORP building and the Daily Planet globe- were nowhere to be seen. So we were basically in New York City the entire time. It felt very strange.
Also, as intense as the fight scenes were (namely the one with Zod at the end), I felt like the SFX were really junky. It felt like a cut scene from Final Fantasy. It just reeked of computer animated character builds, and that's a shame. Especially when contrasted with the Avenger's Hulk (specifically that slow-mo scene when he's chasing Sharlet Johanson on the helicarrier.)
Besides the mechanics of the characters and the sfx/world building, there were some other striking changes that need to be mentioned. Firstly, the suit. I thought it was pretty poor from all the stills online. However, it worked on camera better than I thought it would- especially prefaced with the fact that it was based on the Kryptonian armor and clothing worn by Zod and the gang, as well as Jor-El in the film's prologue. I've been trying to think about how the suit would work alongside something like Bale's Batsuit, but I just can't see it. It might need some more work, it may just not work in stills… We won't know unless we try. However, I wouldn't be opposed to departing even further from the original suit in the future, since this new Superman is also a departure character wise.
Which brings me to, perhaps the biggest departure for me during the film, and something that is definitely problematic, but not so problematic that we can't come back from it in the future. And that's this: Superman kills. Technically, he kills a butt ton in this movie, but, specifically, at the end of the film, he snaps Zod's neck to save the life of a family in danger. Now, I will say that Zod does have his neck snapped in the comics, but it's by Wonder Woman. Snyder is notorious, already, for taking actions done by female characters and giving them to male characters (Watchmen), and, honestly, in Watchmen I didn't think it was that big of a deal. However, here I believe it is a big deal. And I'll tell you why: Superman and Batman don't kill. Ever. It's part of who they are. Hardcoded into their characters. Having a Superman who kills is an extreme departure. Wonder Woman, on the other hand, has killed. She is by far the bloodiest of the Trinity (although, no one would know this because no one reads her comic). She is an Amazonian warrior, and that has always shown in her writing. Taking that unique trait away and saying, "Well, now Superman kills, too" takes away, potentially, the one thing that sets the two of them apart (besides the invisible jet, I guess). This is extremely problematic for Warner Bros. if they continue to build their "cinematic universe" because you've already taken away a defining, unique characteristic of your lead female.
Besides Zod, though, you have an entire hour of fighting in both Smallville and Metropolis where basically both of those cities are completely leveled in the aftermath of the battles. There is an astounding amount of collator, which is something else that sticks out to me as a sharp departure from the typical Superman. At no point does Superman ever attempt to lure the enemy away from those heavily populated areas, those sky scrapers, to avoid needless death. He simply continues punching Zod and crew through buildings, into cars and trains, explosions going off everywhere, buildings collapsing… And this is especially interesting because we see in an early draft of the script that Supers does attempt to lead the bad guys away from the populated areas. This means that Snyder and crew deliberately decided to have the battles stay in the populated areas, which begs the question.
However, like I said, I don't think this is something the writers of the next film can't overcome. If the killing of Zod and the destruction of Metropolis and Smallville are what drive Supes to vow never to kill- if those memories fuel his dedication to justice and order, and if we see a voice of reason rise from the masses giving voice to our concerns, "Whose side is this alien on? Clearly he doesn't care for the people of Earth, as seen by the destruction all around. What's to stop this 'Superman' from turning on us in the same way the other aliens did? We've seen that he has no regard for life. He is a danger to the human race!" I can hear Lex now. If done correctly, this is, indeed, a perfect setup to the world turning against Superman because of these obvious flaws in his character. However, it will take a careful hand and the right face to unite humanity against this symbol of "hope."
So does this film deserve a sequel? More importantly, should this be a jumping off point for DC's own "Cinematic Universe?" I think the answer to both of those is yes. I believe, despite the mixed reviews and obvious flaws in the film, with the right vision and scripting, the cast and this particular DC world can be a great jumping off point for more Superman, and more DC characters. However, before they begin adding to the roster, there needs to be a lot of careful planning. As we've seen in the past, DC is really good at making really bad super hero movies.
Here, though, we are presented with an enormous problem. Late last week, the day after I saw the film, Warner Bros. lost Jeff Robinov (EDIT: It seems as though Variety was ahead of themselves, as Robinov, at least as of Sunday night, has not actually left, although his departure seems imminent- it remains to be seen, though, under what terms). That name may not be familiar to you, but it's very important. I'll tell you why. Robinov is a head exec at Warner Bros, and the person who snagged not only Nolan and Snyder for the company, but also Ben Aflack. There seems to have been a falling out at the company, you can read more about that, but Robinov is gone now. It is conceivable that Nolan, Snyder, Aflack, and others will follow him, wherever it is that he lands. Which means that Nolan is more or less out of the running as a creative overseer of the DC cinematic universe, despite what many of his followers and fanboys had hoped, despite Nolan's own reluctance. This exodus could be an enormous bump in the road for Warner Bros, as well as DC. Who will they get to replace this creative team? Will Warner Bros. even bother, or will they just call it? I think that, despite the mixed reviews, the box office numbers for Man of Steel will be too hard to pass up. The question now, though, is: will what we get from here build in the direction of- to put it in comic book movie terms- The Dark Knight, or will we get something closer to Batman Forever?


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