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I love that more and more restaurants are becoming more aware of the growing vegetarian/vegan community. We have an entirely vegan restaurant in Iowa City and it is amazing. They have a complete menu than anyone would love – and vegans drool over. I love their lentil tacos with housemade coleslaw and cashew cream!
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Yesterday was my first day of school. WHAT. Still can't believe it. But.. my back to school AND birthday month bring my favorite time of the year. The weather is absolutely perfect: sunny, breezy, sweater and sunglass weather! I love it. I actually enjoyed being outside on campus. Almost all of my textbooks came in the mail yesterday; and I'm always super excited about reading, assignments and new notebooks for the first couple of weeks. Steve and I decided to celebrate this new semester and season with a new veganrie! Well, vegan-friendly-rie :) We took some books and a blanket, headed to the park but somehow found ourselves parked outside a vegan friendly café with some cute sidewalk seating.
We were really loving the weather and were excited about dining al fresco! Honestly, I might go there every day before class :O Anyway, let's get to eating. I was glad to see several items marked V or VV for vegetarian and vegan on the menu, there was probably one for GF gluten-free too. I hate wasting time searching through menu items for vegan-friendly dishes, I love it when restaurants clearly mark their menu. Anyway, the chef either thought we were food critics or is all-too generous and gave us several complimentary samples to try! Unfortunately, I didn't get a shot of the first appetizer; it was a hummus mousse! Yum, who doesn't love hummus?
To start, we tried the Vegan Curry Aioli Roasted Potatoes, YUM. Steve and I love anything with curry. They smelled (and tasted) heavenly.
Our second complimentary (dish) shot glasses came filled with gluten-free, vegan mushroom soup! I love, love a good mushroom. However, this soup was just ever-so-slightly on the bland side. Maybe a full-size bowl would do it better justice; will have to try on my next visit!
My dish for the night was Vegan Gumbo accompanied by (I think) Jasmine Rice. It was amazing. I've only ever had gumbo once in California pre-vegan, but this dish was great. It was plated so beautifully, but I had to mix it all up :) There was also the option to add chicken or shrimp, for the omnis.
Steve had the Vegan Walnut Patty served on Raisin Bread with veggies, veganaise and a side salad; he said the sandwich was full of flavor and the perfect combination. Not pictured, he ordered a side of french fries with a dip — Jalapeño Agave Glaze! On the menu it was paired with the sweet potato fries instead, so it might have went better with the sweetnesses combined.
The absolute perfect end to a delicious meal: Green Tea and French Sea Salt Caramel Lattes! WILL make this my new go-to before school; skip the sugar because it seemed sweet enough. In all honesty though, this was probably one of the best (if not the best) vegan lattes I've ever had! — And I've even worked in the cafe at Whole Foods Market and made my OWN vegan latte, didn't compare to this green beauty.
All in all, I gave Le Salbuen 4 out of 5 stars; you can check out the review I left them here. The atmosphere was trendy, yet intimate, and a great place for a night with your boo or a coffee date with a friend. (The outdoor seating + christmas lights + candles really won me over from first sight.) The food was a bit upscale for a cafe, but the yummy vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options were worth it. The chefs generosity was a major plus; also his plating skills are out of this world! Unfortunately no vegan dessert options, but the awesome latte made up for it. Definitely a must-go in my book and I'll be making my way back soon (hint, before my next class) for a latte and to see the new specials!
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The San Antonio Spurs went "bombs away" on the Dallas Mavericks on Sunday, hitting 20 3-pointers against their I-35 rival. They came close to the NBA record of 23, but even if they didn't make history, it was a very impressive showing. Leading the charge was guard Danny Green, who went 7-8 from outside, leading all scorers in the game with 25 points. It was great to see Green lighting up the scoreboard, but his shooting has been incredibly inconsistent all year, especially from 3-point range. In fact, in the three games leading up to the game against the Mavs, Green was a combined 3-17 from beyond the arc, but it was only a few weeks ago that he went 7-9 against Charlotte. Tony Parker said Green is still a work in progress, but that doesn't mean the Spurs are going to keep him from shooting. "[Green] is still working to be consistent," Parker said. "We are still going to trust him. We are still going to get him the ball." Green his shooting just under 40% on the year from outside, which is a very respectable number. The problem is that you just don't know which shooter is going to show up on any given night. I like that the Spurs show confidence in their young teammate, and let him shoot through his struggles because the reward is that he gives you games like the one on Sunday. Now it's up to Green to pay back the Spurs for their trust and work on becoming more consistent.
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Cudahy Pom Pons Make it to State Competition
On January 26, the Cudahy High School Pom Pon Team placed second in Division 2 at the WACPC Southern Regional Competition. The Cudahy team beat 13 other teams in Division 2. Their second place finish advanced the team to the State Pom and Dance Finals on February 2.
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3. Network-based Services
Apart from the basic functions of the network described in the section above, a wide variety of key infrastructural network services are also provided by OUCS. These are used by all sectors of the University, some consciously but others unconsciously in the background. These services include:-
- Domain Name Server (DNS)
- Email relay server
- Network time server
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) service
- Web cache
- Web servers
- Email POP and IMAP servers
- Network News server
- Mailing List server
- File backup and archive server (Hierarchical File Store) (HFS)
- Windows Internet name server
- Novell Directory Services (NDS) tree server
- Virtual Private Network (VPN) server
Most are based on PC equipment running the Linux operating system, with a few using SUN equipment running Solaris. The choice is determined by the requirements of the application software, though the PC/Linux solution is preferred (for cost and supplier-independence reasons) where feasible. Typically, all require and exhibit very high reliability.
In addition to the above computer-based services, other key network services provided more directly by staff include:-
Details of all these services can be found on the OUCS Web pages at www.oucs.ox.ac.uk/network/ . Several of these services are discussed in more detail below.
3.1. Email services
3.1.1. Email Relay
The email relay service handles the vast majority of the University's incoming and outgoing email, and inter-system email within the University. It directs email to the appropriate email server, performs address checks and rewrites addresses to the standard form (where requested by the relevant department to do so), handles distribution of multiple-recipient email, "spools" email intended for non-responding recipient systems, etc. The number of messages handled during the year averaged more than 260,000/day as shown in Figure 8, with the volume of traffic amounting to over 5,600 MB/day on average as shown in Figure 9. Both the volume of messages and the size of each message rise markedly every year, and will continue to do so as the size and complexity of email attachments increases.
3.1.2. Herald Email Server
The central email server, Herald, which has been running since 1998, offers a mail-store facility to all University members. The mail can be accessed by desktop mail clients using IMAP or POP, or by a dedicated web interface, WING. Nearly all new undergraduates are pre-registered with accounts on Herald. Demand on this service, as on every email service, increases inexorably, and the servers have been regularly upgraded and expanded to meet this demand. The discrete model chosen has been proved to be as scaleable as planned. It now supports more than 30,000 users, and regularly has a concurrency of over 3,000 users.
3.2. General Web Servers
The central web servers hold the University's top-level pages, the OUCS web pages, many departmental and college pages, and those for many individual users. In all they support about 150 domain hierarchies, and pages for about 4,000 individuals. In total that amounts to about 700,000 files, occupying some 25 GB. The number of web accesses, the 'hit rate', now exceeds 1 million per day. Response time remains excellent.
3.3. Hierarchical File Server
The Hierarchical File Server (HFS) service started in 1995 to provide large scale central filestore services to the University community. The HFS runs IBM software named the Tivoli Storage Manager. The main services provided by the HFS are a) Desktop and Departmental/College Server backup service and b) long term data repository service for university digital assets.
Since the original procurement of the HFS computer systems, a rolling programme of upgrades of the principal hardware components has kept system capacity in pace with demand. In this period, significant funding has been made available from the HEFCE Capital programme (supplemented by University funding) to enable a major upgrade to be made to the server, storage and network infrastructure of the HFS system. During the latter half of 2002 planning began, investigating disk, tape, server and SAN switch technologies. The upgrade to the systems was planned in four main stages to take place throughout 2003, going out to tender for the first stage just before Christmas 2002. The goals were to move to a switched, fibre channel (FC) infrastructure, to consolidate disk storage, to increase tape storage capacity and provide the basis for a scalable, storage architecture with overall higher performance levels.
At the heart of the new storage architecture is the same, extended, IBM 3494 tape library, connected via a small private LAN to the servers, switches and disk storage servers. The 3590E drives have all been upgraded to Fibre Channel-connected 3590Hs (with the addition of two new drives); with a combination of 384 tracks and extended length cartridges, the 3590 tape capacity is now 60GB uncompressed (90GB compressed). Two FAStT900 disk servers have been installed, one with 70 36GB, 15k rpm disks and the other with 56 73GB, 15k rpm disks. Two IBM P650 systems have been installed to take over the hosting of the TSM servers and to make provision for additional servers. All TSM related disk storage - database, logs and storage pools - are to be held on the FAStT900s.
By the end of 2002-3 the first three stages of hardware installation were complete, and much work had been done on configuring and optimising the new systems. The next stage will be the installation of IBM 3592 tape drives, for which OUCS will take part in an early-release programme. These can be used to write tapes of up to 300GB (uncompressed) capacity, and will enable maximum use to be made of the University major investment in the tape robot library.
During all this the user service has, of course, been maintained with only brief interruptions, and the growth in demand has continued unabated.
Figure 10 shows almost 50% growth in the desktop backup service over the year, measured in TB of data held on the server, and is broken down by division. Figure 11 shows nearly 70% growth for server backup data, and is similarly broken down by division.
Figures 12 and 13 give an indication of overall growth for the combined archive and backup services detailing the amount of data (in TB) and files (in millions). These are indicative of the substantial rates of growth of the facility. Figure 14 gives a proportional breakdown of HFS data into the three types. Figure 15 gives an end of year divisional breakdown of HFS data held overall. Figures 16 and 17 give a snapshot breakdown for the Desktop and Server backup service clients by operating system type. These breakdowns are an indicator of overall platform take-up across the university.
In conclusion, the site-wide HFS service has coped well with rapidly increasing demand, continues to offer a highly reliable and available facility with great convenience and simplicity to the end user, and is undergoing a major upgrade that will enable this expansion to be sustained.
3.4. Central Services
3.4.1. Central Unix Service
The remaining central Unix server, Ermine, was closed down in February. This was preceded by a major exercise to transfer remaining email accounts to Herald, which went without hitch. A new Linux-based system has been provided for those with a special need for this type of service. The service is available to any University member who has a Herald account, and is accessed using Herald username and password on a secure login to linux.ox.ac.uk. This means that there is no extra administration required for registration functions, and so the cost of running the service is minimal. A wide range of software is provided, but does not include any commercial programs. There is no mail delivery to the system, but mail clients can be used to talk to Herald.
3.4.2. Computer Room Operations
The computer room operations staff are responsible for all operational duties associated with substantial computing and network equipment housed there, especially the Hierarchical Fileserver and its robot tape library. In addition, OUCS houses various major computers belonging to other University departments, including the main OLIS library server and the parallel computer complex run by the Oxford Supercomputing Centre. The computer room equipment is protected by a large Uninterruptible Power Supply, and multiple air-conditioning systems.
The reorganisation of OUCS frontdesk service provision allows operations staff to play a much greater role in user support, and OUCS continues to move towards greater integration of all its user-facing activities.
3.5. Security Services
The danger to the University of attack on its computers and network facilities continued to grow this year, with many major events affecting the internet. The threat of denial-of-service attacks, aimed at the internet as a whole or specifically at our networks, has received wide publicity, as has the damage caused by the computer infections usually known as viruses, but encompassing many specialist forms of attack. The defence usually adopted in the commercial world, of a very restrictive firewall policy, is not available in a University whose lifeblood is the range of communications it has to support with outsiders, and with its own members working from elsewhere, and so the firewall that OUCS runs on the external network connection has to be far more permissive than is desirable for tight security. The problem is greatly exacerbated by the wide range of computers connected to the network, and the differing support standards of these computers. Regardless of firewall precautions, infections are increasingly being brought into the University on portable machines, carrying viruses or worms they have picked up elsewhere. These then spread to other internal machines which have not been maintained with the latest security patches, and this can have very serious effects on the internal networks
The security team at OUCS is responsible for monitoring the networks for indication of compromise and for taking action as soon as a compromise is detected. It also has a general pre-emptive role in trying to be aware of and blocking routes for potential attack, and educating the vast number of systems administrators and systems owners around the University of the need for security precautions on their own computers. It has proved very successful at this, and our large and complex computer network, and the computers connected to it, have suffered little disruption. However, every new exploit that comes to light reveals computers on the Oxford network that have not kept up with security precautions. Often the only way of safeguarding the whole University network is to block subnetworks until the machines on the subnetwork have been fixed. This is an area where lack of resources in one department can have very serious affects on everyone.
OUCS is assisted by the OxCERT security team, a group of systems experts from OUCS and other departments, which provides advice and assistance on issues relating to computer security. The OxCERT team has achieved standing and recognition within the international community, and is a full member of FIRST, the Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams.
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Whether you wanted to run your fingers through Justin Timberlake's blonde curls or Taylor Hanson had you at "Mmmbop," it was hard to resist the saccharine lyrics and synchronized dance moves popularized by the likes of NSYNC, The Backstreet Boys, 98 Degrees, and many more.
Even if we were more musically tuned in to Nirvana and No Doubt, we still swooned every time "I Want It That Way" came on MTV. And we had no idea which Block the super-cute New Kids came from, but we based every bad boy crush on Joey McIntyre.
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"The code from the Authenticator is based off of the serial number of the device or app and a date/time stamp. Because of this, a code is only good for about 30 seconds."
That statement is 100% incorrect.
The authenticator app for iPhone MIGHT have a time limit, but I kind of doubt it. The original little keychain authenticator does NOT have a 30 second time limit, or any time limit, for that matter. Think about it.. it isn't connected to anything for Blizzard to know when a # was generated. The iPhone app is, but the original isn't. ;)
I have had more than a couple of experiences where I had to use a code that was generated from my keychain authenticator long after the so-called 30-second limit.
NOW, with that said... I have not tried to remove an authenticator. It is quite possible that yes, codes go in a certain order and one would need a certain number of them in sequential order in order to remove it. And THAT is where a 30-second Time Out may be in place.. to enter them within 30-seconds of each other.
The codes aren't just generated when you press the button, there is a new code every 30 seconds for the lifetime of the device, Blizzard has all these codes and the times they'll be active from when the device was activated.
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One health issue that is quite a concern among so many people is the annoying symptoms of hemorrhoids. There are thousands of people who experience this type of medical problem and the causes can be due to constipation or from pregnancies. There are various ways to resolve this type of medical matter and one solution that is very effective without the need for any medical procedures is through the use of natural hemorrhoid treatment.
For many people the symptoms of hemorrhoids eventually go away over time, but for many others this is not the case, as many will need to find a solution that help to eliminate the discomfort and pain that does occur from this type of health issue. One natural remedy to use as treatment for hemorrhoids is through the use of fiber, as this will help relieve any symptoms, along with bleeding that is part of the symptoms that are common from this kind of medical matter.
One of the most popular natural treatments for the symptoms of hemorrhoids is apple cider vinegar. The way to use this kind of treatment is by soaking a soft clothe or cotton ball with the apple cider vinegar and gently applies it to the area of the hemorrhoid and repeat the process until any form of inflammation, along with other symptoms disappear.
Other types of natural treatments that are just as effective when using them as an application are through the use of Witch Hazel, Coconut Oil, and Aloe Vera. These substances only need to be applied to the area where the hemorrhoid is located and will provide an excellent means for the relief the symptoms of itching, swelling, bleeding, irritation, lumps or blood clots and anal pain.
People who experience this type of medical condition will need to consider learning how to prevent the worsening of hemorrhoids which can be easy to achieve through living a healthy lifestyle and following through with the several types of natural hemorrhoids treatments mentioned above, as this will be the best and most effective way towards gaining relief from the various symptoms of hemorrhoids.
There are several products that are available for those who wish to seek more treatments for the symptoms of hemorrhoids from the www.tophemorrhoidtreatment.org/ website. There are various articles written by Tim Ferguson, who provides plenty of information and remedies for the relief of hemorrhoids.


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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
No matter how many people I meet, I feel like I never fit into groups of friends. So then I just stop hanging out with them. I feel like I'm on a constant quest to belong somewhere. The only person who has ever made me feel like I was supposed to be in his life is 13 hours ahead of me and I miss him so much and I feel so lonely. Dating and having single serving friends and visting ex's for late night visits doesn't help either..
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Only Fools and Horses is a much loved sitcom which aired between 1981 and 1991. Here, the Trotters are held up at gun point in their local supermarket. After being taken hostage throughout the night they wake before their captor. Rodney decides to try his luck and take something from their captor's desk.
Available since: Wed 14 Jul 2010
- Del Trotter
- David Jason
- Rodney Trotter
- Nicholas Lyndhurst
- Uncle Albert
- Buster Merryfield
- Tom Clark
- John Bardon
- Mr Peterson
- Max Harvey
- Lennox
- Vas Blackwood
- Writer
- John Sullivan
- Producer
- Ray Butt
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- Mandie Fletcher
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The Trotters become involved in a hold-up at their local supermarket.
First broadcast: 14 Sep 1986
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My main is a rogue - so seeing Hybrids close up on the DPS meters can upon occasion get under my skin, though I still did see the point of many Hybrids - "But we can only do one thing at a time!". I'm also a fan of my raid succeeding, so the higher damage output everyone has the better - I'm not petty, I don't have to be number 1, the boss just has to die.
However there are still perks and advantages to being a Hybrid class regardless of your role. Here are some of my personal experiences:
-My raids first kill of KT way back, then entire raid was dead - KT died to the DoTs of a holy priest in a last ditch effort.
-On XT a ret pally managed to taunt and kite a pummeler away from the MT when our OT was killed
-The other day on my priest, running UP as shadow our druid healer was killed 5 seconds in the final fight - it cost me every cooldown I had but I healed through the fight and we downed it.
I'm not anti-hybrid. As long as pures maintain enough versatility and a high enough damage output they won't be shunned in raids I'm completely fine with Hybrids, but I do think a lot of them forget all the advantages and tools they have available.


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They set the policies and direction for public school education across the country. And on Tuesday, members of the National Education Association got a visit from Vice-President Joe Biden at their annual convention, held in our nation's capital this year.
Inside the Washington Convention Center, the NEA Convention looked more like a political convention, and it felt like one too, as the vice-president addressed 9,000 educators from across the country and Northwest Ohio.
Members of the NEA went wild as the vice-president took to the podium, and he responded with his own praise of them.
"You chose to be teachers because you care! You chose to become teachers because you want to make this country better!" shouted the vice-president.
Biden spent most of the rest of his speech slamming Republicans, specifically presumptive presidential nominee Mitt Romney – saying Romney would not make the country better.
"They criticize you, and they blame you. They make you the fall-guy. They should be thinking of ways to help you make your job easier, not make your job harder," said Biden of Republicans.
And that's something Macomb High School Spanish teacher Jennifer Long says she feels all too often.
"He sort of has our backs. He knows what want to focus on," said Long.
Long says the vice-president's speech energized the crowd.
"I thought it was awesome. I think he brought the president's message to us, focused on what our priorities are, why we chose this profession, and what we want in the best interest of our students is great public schools for everyone," she said.
Safe to say the Obama-Biden ticket has the vote and most, if not all, of the educators in the convention hall.
After the NEA Convention, Vice-President Biden headed to Pennsylvania where for a campaign event in his hometown of Scranton. Meanwhile, the NEA Convention continues through Thursday.


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On Thursday night, the Pittsburgh Steelers took on the Baltimore Ravens. On a goal line stand, Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell was trying to extend the football into the end zone when he was hit so hard his helmet flew off. Bell then laid their with his helmet off knocked out. To make matters worse, it wasn't ruled a touchdown because his helmet came off.
"I don't remember the exact play," Bell said, via the team's official website. "I didn't remember it when it first happened. Once I came off the field I didn't really know I had scored. Then they told me I did; then they told me it wasn't a touchdown. I wasn't aware of what was going on at the time because I got hit. I can't really remember what happened."
Despite having a serious head injury, Bell is looking to play Sunday against the Miami Dolphins. Bell would have to go through the concussion protocol before he can play though.
"I feel good. I felt like I started to feel better the next day," said Bell. "After the hit I was out of it a little bit, but the next day I woke up and was feeling better and have felt progressively better each day."


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Just as Fox's 21 Jump Street injected the cop drama with a dose of hip, Beverly Hills 90210 infused the primetime soap with youthful energy. Like Aaron Spelling's Dynasty, most characters don't lack for disposable income, except for middle-class twins Brandon (Jason Priestley) and Brenda Walsh (Shannen Doherty, Heathers). Created by Darren Star (Melrose Place), the class-conscious concept scored an instant hit. In the two-part Tim Hunter-directed pilot, the teens have just arrived from Minneapolis. "Nobody knows me," Brenda tells Brandon on their first day at West Beverly High. "I can be anyone I want." The two soon befriend Steve (Ian Ziering), Kelly (Jennie Garth), Donna (Spelling's daughter, Tori), David (Brian Austin Green), and commuter student Andrea (Gabriel Carteris). Then there's Dylan (Luke Perry), who debuts in the second episode ("The Green Room"). A poetry-reading surfer with a shady past, he's the James Dean of the piece, and Brenda falls hard for his bad-boy charms. Guests include Debbie Gibson ("East Side Story") and Matthew Perry ("April is the Cruelest Month"), while recurring characters include understanding parents Cindy (Carol Potter) and Jim Walsh (James Eckhouse) and Peach Pit manager Nat (Joe E. Tata).
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- Shannen Doherty as Brenda Walsh (1990-1994)
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- Luke Perry as Dylan McKay
- Gabrielle Carteris as Andrea Zuckerman-Vasquez (1990-1995)
- Brian Austin Green as David Silver
- Tori Spelling as Donna Martin
- Joe E. Tata as Nat Bussichio
- Tiffani-Amber Thiessaan as Valerie Malone (1994-1998)
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Last Telecast: May 16, 2000
Original Network: FOX
Number of Seasons: 10
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1. Is innovative - The possibilities for progression are not, by any means, exhausted. Technological development is always offering new opportunities for original designs. But imaginative design always develops in tandem with improving technology, and can never be an end in itself.
2. Makes a product useful - A product is bought to be used. It has to satisfy not only functional, but also psychological and aesthetic criteria. Good design emphasizes the usefulness of a product whilst disregarding anything that could detract from it.
3. Is aesthetic - The aesthetic quality of a product is integral to its usefulness because products are used every day and have an effect on people and their well-being. Only well-executed objects can be beautiful.
4. Makes a product understandable - It clarifies the product's structure. Better still, it can make the product clearly express its function by making use of the user's intuition. At best, it is self-explanatory.
5. Is unobtrusive - Products fulfilling a purpose are like tools. They are neither decorative objects nor works of art. Their design should therefore be both neutral and restrained, to leave room for the user's self-expression.
6. Is honest - It does not make a product appear more innovative, powerful or valuable than it really is. It does not attempt to manipulate the consumer with promises that cannot be kept.
7. Is long-lasting - It avoids being fashionable and therefore never appears antiquated. Unlike fashionable design, it lasts many years – even in today's throwaway society.
8. Is thorough down to the last detail - Nothing must be arbitrary or left to chance. Care and accuracy in the design process show respect towards the consumer.
9. Is environmentally friendly - Design makes an important contribution to the preservation of the environment. It conserves resources and minimizes physical and visual pollution throughout the lifecycle of the product.
10. Is as little design as possible - Less, but better – because it concentrates on the essential aspects, and the products are not burdened with non-essentials. Back to purity, back to simplicity.
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To add a bit of excitement to the daily routine of commuters in the city of Bristol, England, artist Luke Jerram will be building a 300ft long water slides which links two neighbourhoods. As artists, architects, planners, and just the public, maybe it's up to us to think of how we want to use the city, and what sort of future we want to see, Jerram said. I suppose I think this slide is sort of an experiment, an arrow pointing in one particular direction. To fund the rather unusual project, Jerram is seeking $9,000 through crowdfunding. If all goes well, the project will be realised by 4 May, 2014.


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Theodore Dibble is interested in the chemistry of organic compounds important for energy and the environment. His research focuses mostly on atmospheric chemistry and the combustion of biofuels. The tools of the Dibble group range from standard analytical instrumentation to lasers and computational chemistry.
The main focus is alkoxy radicals, whose chemistry influences production of ozone and aerosols. We are extending our studies to alkoxy radicals with functional groups, for which direct experimental data is lacking. We are also investigating deuterium isotope effects in the reaction:
because it tests our understanding of the kinetics and dynamics of alkoxy + O2 reactions, generally, and because the HD produced from CHD=O is monitored to investigate the global hydrogen cycle.
We maintain an interest in isoprene chemistry, and have begun investigating the atmospheric chemistry of gas-phase elemental mercury. Another recent focus has been alkoxy and peroxy radicals containing intramolecular hydrogen bonds to their radical centers, whose hydrogen bonds can promote unusual chemistry. Click thumbnail of molecule above to view animation.
We are investigating how molecular structure affects the ignition of biodiesel fuel and the production of Hazardous Air Pollutants. Biodiesel fuel is composed of methyl esters of long chain fatty acids. The key reaction in ignition involves the isomerization of peroxy radicals, ROO•, as illustrated below. This reaction can lead to ignition of diesel fuel, while competing reactions do not. The reaction coordinate diagram below shows that the activation barriers for isomerization does not depend in a simple way on reaction thermochemistry. This figure also suggests that the presence of C=C double bonds and ester groups in biodiesel fuel can enormously influence the kinetics of diesel ignition. The Arrhenius plot shows the enormous effect of structure on reaction rate constants. Competition between reactions determines the extent of formation of aldehydes and other pollutants.
We are beginning to investigate the degradation of organic compounds by non-thermal plasmas, particularly electron beams. The organic compounds of interest are ordinary pollutants or chemical warfare agents (we use safer analogues in our laboratory). We are asking basic questions about effectiveness and reaction mechanism, which will be answered by determining destruction rate and product yields, kinetic modeling, and determination of radical concentrations in plasmas by cavity ringdown spectroscopy.
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Remember this tokidoki x Zakkamono collaboration toy that caused a minor ruckus back in February?
The tokidoki Miao is available for pre-order now on the Zakkamono website with an estimated ship date of June 2008. It stands
over 9″ tall, weighs in at over 3 pounds 7″ tall, and retails for $80. Thanks to Noah for letting me know!


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Author: Hall Davidson
Presented by Hall Davidson
Wednesday, February 1, 2012, 7pm ET
For Educators
Make your classroom walls expand! Mobile phones, iPads, and tablets have the ability to create and share learning both in the classroom and in the extended online anywhere/anytime universe. In this webinar, Hall Davidson will show educators how to build interactive projects and assessments that tap and expand student knowledge with apps, QR codes, social media sites, and more. Attendees will learn how free resources, media libraries, and the web can work mobile—even for students without smart phones. You don't want to miss this webinar!
Download the archived recording and other resources from the Classroom Connections box to the right. If you don't see the file you're looking for right away, click the right and left arrows at the bottom of the box.
Note: To download any files, you must register (free) for siemensstemacademy.com here: http://siemensstemacademy.com/index.cfm?event=showRegister
Siemens STEM Academy says:
03-Feb-12 03:04 PM
If you are having trouble finding the archived recording, please click on the right arrow at the bottom of the Classroom Connections box to find the file.
Flor de Maria Duque says:
03-Feb-12 03:01 PM
I am a Spanish Teacher. I would like to learn how to integrate user friendly technology into our classroom. I am also interested in finding out, how I can obtain the resources that are much needed.
Victoria BRadsher says:
03-Feb-12 12:30 PM
I do not see the video. Perhaps I am looking in the wrong place. Have you any advice?
Lisa Loewnkamp says:
03-Feb-12 11:49 AM
Although the PDF of the power point is posted, the archived recording is not. I would very much like to watch this webinar again.
Angie says:
03-Feb-12 11:21 AM
I'm still only seeing 2 PDF files in the box in the top right. The arrows aren't showing any other options either.
Siemens STEM Academy says:
03-Feb-12 09:33 AM
The archived recording is now posted in the Classroom Connections box.
Brandon Ray says:
03-Feb-12 09:10 AM
When do you expect to have the video file of the webinar up? I only see two pdf files. Also, where do we access the certificates? Thanks!
Siemens STEM Academy says:
03-Feb-12 08:53 AM
You can download the archived recording of this webinar from the Classroom Connections box to the right.
Abby Kahara says:
03-Feb-12 08:06 AM
Was this webinar recorded? I was registered but something came up and wasn't able to attend.
Karen Kingrea says:
01-Feb-12 05:58 PM
I teach grades 7 & 8 science in Chapel Hill, NC. We are currently exploring the use of tablets in our classrooms. Need ideas for use in classroom.
Jan Rozich says:
01-Feb-12 09:32 AM
Has anyone tried to download resources? I am being rejected - also email to Katie is being returned. Can anyone help? Thank you.
Jenn Roberge says:
01-Feb-12 12:05 AM
This sounded pretty cool. I am always on the hunt for new ideas or opportnities to refresh older topics.
Karen says:
31-Jan-12 09:28 AM
I am highly interested in expanding the integration of technology into student learning.
Rebecca Shine says:
30-Jan-12 11:01 PM
Looking forward to Wednesday evening. Now what should I make a video of .....decisions ...decisions...See you Wednesday evening.
uma Anne says:
30-Jan-12 03:02 PM
Looking forward to participating
Ronnie Pitogo says:
30-Jan-12 01:45 PM
Do we get certificate after the training? Thank you...
Peggy Duck says:
30-Jan-12 01:04 PM
Looking forward to participating
Mariann Brown says:
30-Jan-12 12:10 PM
Is there anyway to watch this (after) if you are not available at the time it is happening?
Jennifer says:
26-Jan-12 06:15 AM
I was registered for the original event and tried to reregister as directed. The registration page came up with an error that stated I was already registered...
Martha Bowden says:
25-Jan-12 05:53 PM
Please register me for the webinar.
Nancy Porter says:
25-Jan-12 03:05 PM
Can't wait to see what Hall will pull out next!
Bramha Sahu says:
25-Jan-12 02:35 PM
Being a high school science teacher i want to know how my students will use their mobile in my classroom.
Edward Bender says:
25-Jan-12 02:08 PM
Would love to talk to someone regarding professional development and partnerships. I am trying to locate and link groups like yours to our professional and volunteer development efforts. Edward Bender 4-H Science Professional Development and Partnerships National 4-H Council 7100 Connecticut Avenue Chevy Chase, MD firstname.lastname@example.com
Bonnie says:
25-Jan-12 05:07 AM
Can not wait
V. Miller says:
24-Jan-12 09:03 PM
I'm a secondary science teacher that has been using a computer and projector system until I recently bought an iPad. I'm hoping to integrate the two systems so I access both media platforms efficiently. I teach Grade 10 general science and Grade 11 Environmental Science. I like to use these to incorporate current material into the course.
Linda says:
24-Jan-12 03:08 PM
Just received a set of Ipads for the Middle School Science classroom. Have never even turned one on. Can't wait to see how to use them. I'm sure kids know more than me! I'm hoping to get up to speed.
Peg Hartwig says:
24-Jan-12 02:40 PM
I cant wait to see what new innovative ideas Hall will share! I am a STEM Math teacher incorporating 21st C learning and have enjoyed Hall's past presentations!!
Sue Garcia says:
24-Jan-12 02:38 PM
As teachers, our job requires that we develop students that will be able to participate and contribute to the 21st century society and workforce. New technology is continually being developed, requiring teachers to need additional training. Here is a perfect opportunity to receive the training we need. Thanks Seimens!
Christine Logan-Hollis says:
18-Jan-12 06:52 PM
Jr. High Science teacher always looking for ways to incorporate technology in the classroom. We are looking at purchasing tablets so that all 3 science teachers have at least a classroom set to use! Can't wait for this one!
Marla Williams says:
12-Jan-12 09:31 AM
I am a Special Education Teacher. I teach Cognitive Impaired Students whose academic ability range is k-3rd grade. I would like to learn how to integrate user friendly technology into our classroom. I am also interested in finding out, how I can obtain the resources that are much needed.
Bonnie Taylor says:
11-Jan-12 05:13 PM
Web Design teacher looking for ways to incorporate new technology elements into course
Sandy Morris says:
11-Jan-12 01:14 PM
Elementary Gifted and Talented Coach. Looking for ideas for use if iPads with elementary kids in science, math, and engineering. Beginning a STEM program, starting with implementation in Kindergarten next year.
Karen Kohfeldt says:
10-Jan-12 12:49 PM
I have SXI population (Severe Multiply Impaired)and would love to find out any types of adaptations and instructional ideas I can use with my students. Also with use of our IPAD in the classroom.
Toni says:
09-Jan-12 09:45 PM
I'm looking forward to trying this on my new Kindle Fire. Any suggeations on using this format?
Walters Cheso says:
08-Jan-12 07:12 AM
I am a 8th grade science teacher and my school district will make mobile technology available to more schools (maybe mine). I'm looking forward to this as well.
Arlene Besecker says:
06-Jan-12 08:19 AM
4th grade science teacher from PA
Lois Grasso says:
06-Jan-12 06:48 AM
I am a middle school computer teacher who loves incorporating new instructional technologies in the classroom and assisting other teachers to use them as well. Our District is looking into expanding the use of mobile technologies so this presentation could not come at a better time. Looking forward to it.
Robert Pinsker says:
05-Jan-12 04:26 PM
teacher NH
Rhode Fernandez says:
05-Jan-12 02:23 PM
I teach 3rd to 12th grades, students who are blind or with low vision. I would like to learn to make apps to adapt science curriculum content.
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DACCA -- It was Shahinoor's mother in law who first suggested that she sign up for a new programme aimed at women. Living in a bamboo hut in a riverside village in Northern Bangladesh, Shahinoor certainly met the criteria. Her husband worked as a day labourer when he could, they had no land and three young children to feed. At 24, Shahinoor found herself among 35,000 women selected for WFP's Food Security for the Ultra Poor programme.
The premise is that, even without formal education but with some basic training, these women are capable of making investments to better their families' lives. They simply lack the start-up capital. After presenting a detailed business plan, Shahinoor received a cash grant of around US$200. Like many of her fellow participants, she bought a bull, for fattening. She tended it well and sold it at a profit a few months later.
"I will never forget how proud I felt when I saw that I had increased my initial money," she explains with a broad smile, as her middle child, 6-year-old Mim, tugs at her skirt. A monthly salary of around US$7 is also provided to the women over the two-year programme to boost their food security even before their investments mature.
Second bull
The women's self-help groups meet monthly for training on issues from nutrition to veterinary practice to hygiene. they also discuss how their investments are working and the challenges they face. So when Shahinoor invested in a second bull, she listened to the advice that came from the group. The advice was to diversify. So after she had sold the animal, she used the money to buy a rickshaw with a trailer. That allowed her husband to earn money. She also biught several baby goats to rear.
"We used to struggle to provide one full meal a day, and that was rice and vegatables, with maybe fish once very two weeks. Now our family can eat three meals a day – every second day we can have fish or maybe an egg" she says. But for Shahinoor the benefits go well beyond staving off hunger and meeting the nutritional needs of her young children. "My husband respects me more but so does the community, and because of our achievements we women together are getting listened to."
New opportunities
Recently her women's group successfully petitioned to have local government provide a community well and pump. Shahinoor has savings put aside, her older children are attending school regularly and she is on the lookout for new opportunities.
When asked how this programme had changed her hopes for her own daughters, Shahinoor pauses. "I would like my daughters to continue their education right up to Masters level," she says "but only if that is their wish."


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@6 The UBRS Shaman drops don't really count, because any class that can wear mail can use them. He's talking about Molten Core and above, where if the Shaman gears drops, *only* Shamans can wear it. If there are no Shamans in the raid, then vendoring it or sharding it is your only option.
That being said, just afer 2.0 dropped, but a good two months before BC came out, they changed the raid loot tables to include all gear for both factions. Regardless of the fact that we had not shamans, and wouldn't for another month, in the beginning of december, we did a full clear of MC over two nights and had five pieces of Shaman gear drop. Great was the QQ'ing, and lo the GM did speak: Sorry, that's just the way it is. Apparently, the Horde were experiencing a lot of the same thing with Paladin gear.


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|State-of-the-art System-on-Chip (SoC) consists of hundreds of processing elements, while trends in design of the next generation of SoC point to integration of thousand of processing elements, requiring high performance interconnect for high throughput communications. Optical on-chip interconnects are currently considered as one of the most promising paradigms for the design of such next generation Multi-Processors System on Chip (MPSoC). They enable significantly increased bandwidth, increased immunity to electromagnetic noise, decreased latency, and decreased power. Therefore, defining new architectures taking advantage of optical interconnects represents today a key issue for MPSoC designers. Moreover, new design methodologies, considering the design constraints specific to these architectures are mandatory. In this paper, we present a contention-free new architecture based on optical network on chip, called Optical Ring Network-on-Chip (ORNoC). We also show that our network scales well with both large 2D and 3D architectures. For the efficient design, we propose automatic wavelength/waveguide assignment and demonstrate that the proposed architecture is capable of connecting 1296 nodes with only 102 waveguides and 64 wavelengths per waveguide.
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I had the pleasure of traveling with three clients on our 15 Days Eyes on Elephant safari to Zimbabwe. We spoke on the phone for months, so it was nice to finally meet everyone face to face at the Airport Sun Intercontinental. We relaxed over an excellent meal, retired to our rooms and tried to sleep - never a success for me coming off the international flight.
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Oh my shattered nerves it was the Three Mohicans - Daniel, Day and Lewis. Lewis was shy and rarely showed himself but Daniel and Day gave us some excellent shots in the morning and evening sun. We also tracked lion on foot with our incredible tracker Felix.
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We departed by charter flight to Mana Pools, one of my all time favorite national par ks. We were met at the airstrip by Nick Murray - the Indiana Jones of Mana Pools. We were transferred to camp and enjoyed a delicious lunch. Desire Murray designs the menus and the food was amazing. My favorite salad was the blue cheese and biltong dressin g - yum.
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Swimming in Lower Zambezi Fresh Breem Dani - Cracking eggs for breakfast
The Bushlife Conservancy is directly funded by your contribution when staying at Vundu Tented Camp. This donation goes toward the animals and Na tional Parks employees for the betterment of the park. Several recent examples include transporting a NP member's sick child to the nearest hospital (several hundreds of miles away); the NP anti -poaching team received new tents and backpacks; and improvin g the NP self-catering lodges. Vundu also serves as the 'head quarters' for wild dog research. The packs are growing large and we spotted some from our canoes and went for a walk go get a better look.
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|We finished our adventure in Victoria Falls meeting our special guide Esther for a tour of the falls. Below is picture of our group with Esther. I am taking the picture because I would step one foot closer to Danger Point.
|The Eyes on Elephant safari to Zimbabwe gave me experiences I have never had. This could have only happened with our private guides Nick Murray and Dave Carson. This safari is a real adventure with up close and personal game viewing experiences with days as adventure filled as you w ant.


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Chris Field, director of the Department of Global Ecology of the Carnegie Institution for Science and co-chair of a working group tasked with assessing climate change impacts, adaptation, and vulnerability for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, wrote on CNN that the goals in the president's Climate Action Plan include "cutting pollution from coal plants and aggressively pursuing clean energy alternatives."
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British journal The Guardian wrote that, "the coal industry… would be hit hard by carbon limits." It quoted Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz rejecting the charge that the Obama administration has declared war on coal, saying that the Obama administration wants to see "what does it take for us to do to make coal part of a low carbon future."
To many that sounds like trying to find a way to make chocolate fudge sundaes a part of a low-calorie diet.
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Even Sierra Club executive director Michael Brune described the plan as a battle: "The president realizes that you can't combat climate change without a direct confrontation with the fossil fuel industry," Brune told the Washington Post. "What has us most encouraged by the president's speech is he is lacing up his gloves and getting ready for that fight."
The president's policy isn't likely to help prospects for the Democrat Party retaining their Senate seats in West Virginia — one of the largest producers of coal-producing states — and South Dakota, which are being vacated by retiring senators.
The language in the president's measures perceived as hostile to the proposed Keystone pipeline project certainly won't help Democratic Senator Mary Landrieu of Louisiana, who will face a difficult challenge from the Republicans in 2014 now armed with a powerful new issue if, in fact, the Keystone project is shot down.
As The New York Times noted, "Republicans immediately went on the attack against Democratic House members in mining states, posting Web ads with a 2008 soundbite of Mr. Obama predicting regulating carbon emissions would cause electricity prices to "'necessarily skyrocket.'"
The Democrat challenger to Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, Republican leader in the Senate, may be fatally kneecapped by being tied to the president's perceived anti-coal moves. And Representative Nick J. Rahall II, Democrat of West Virginia, admitted to The Times that, as far as his own re-election campaign goes, Obama's plans "don't help."
So what's in the actual measures that have Democrats looking over their shoulders as they politely, if nervously, applaud?
The centerpiece is what the Associated Press described as "the first-ever regulations to limit carbon dioxide emissions from existing power plants, as well as increased production of renewable energy on public lands and federally assisted housing," citing groups who were briefed on the president's remarks.
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At his Georgetown University speech the president said his administration will "allow enough renewables on public lands to power 6 million homes by 2020," the AP reported, noting that this pretty much doubles the current capacity from solar, wind, and geothermal projects on federal property. Exactly how this will be accomplished was left unstated.
Expanded production of renewable energy on low-income housing sites is another feature of the president's plan. The plan as presented had no "detailed emission targets or specifics about how they will be put in place," the AP said, focusing instead on launching "a process in which the Environmental Protection Agency will work with states to develop specific plans to rein in carbon emissions."
According to The New York Times, Obama made his strongest statements yet on the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, "which would carry heavy crude oil from Alberta to depots and refineries in the Midwest and on the Gulf Coast," saying he "would not approve the 1,700-mile pipeline if it was shown that it would 'significantly' worsen climate change."
Of course both opponents and proponents of the project are claiming that the president's speech was a victory for their side, seizing on the vague language of "significantly" to beat their drums.
Ignoring Congress.
The president's plan is to both write and enact a complicated set of rules "in just two years, to meet his pledge of reducing the nation's greenhouse gas emissions 17 percent from 2005 levels by 2020," the Times reported, adding that the fact that he has to do this via executive branch action means he knows there's no chance he could get it through the Congress that killed his cap-and-trade proposal in 2010.
He's correct about that. Senators and representatives who still have elections left to win want no part of massive regulations which will surely have a negative impact on the economy, no matter what gaudy promises of future global environmental bliss are spun by the administration to justify them.
Republican House Speaker John A. Boehner noted that the policies being proposed were "rejected even by the last Democratic-controlled Congress" on the grounds that they "will shutter power plants, destroy good-paying American jobs, and raise electricity bills."
Um, Aren't Emissions Already Dropping Like a Stone?
Apart from the content of the measures, the timing is curious. Thanks largely to the boom in natural gas from fracking, American CO2 emissions are at their lowest levels since 1994 and, as President Obama himself has noted, no country since 2006 has cut emissions more. Another wave of job-destroying regulation doesn't seem to be urgently required at this time when the economy may be getting back on its feet. The market seems to be doing a fine job reducing carbon emissions on its own.
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Mr. Sims understates the magnitude of the climate problem. U.S. CO2 emissions are down slightly since 2008, largely due to the falloff in the economy as well as fuel economy standards imposed by the EPA. http://www.epa.gov/climatechange/ghgemissions/gases/co2.html This slight dip is not nearly enough to offset the rise in temperature that is currently projected. For more info see this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=4_eJdX6y4hM


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