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Under the shade of the maple tree in front of Reed-Curie Hall, Camp Inventors' Showcase ceremony celebrated a week of thinking, problem-solving, fun and discovery.
More than 80 aspiring inventors and scientists with a sprinkling of future soldiers, teachers or undecideds joined their families Friday to marvel at the results of a week devoted to science, engineering and mathematics. The Inventors' Showcase opened with a camp song and ended with parents, grandparents and siblings trailing excited children from room to room to inspect and collect the projects constructed during the camp.
The elementary-school age children built catapults, created volcanoes and sailed rock boats in a quest for Quack coins and medals. They also virtually explored the world, worked out solutions to problems as teammates and stretched themselves.
"I learned that anything is possible with a little work," said Joshua Parsons, second-grader from Radford who wants to be an engineer, or maybe a baseball player.
His sister Ashley, a fourth-grader, exuberantly demonstrated the catapult, or Duck Chucker, that heaved a plastic duck into a kiddie pool. Her team cannibalized parts for their Duck Chucker from discarded items brought from home on the camp's opening day. "I couldn't wait to get here in the morning to see what we would do next," she said.
Her Camp Inventors' teammate and fellow fourth-grader, teammate Karen Nicholson, added: "I wish school every day was like this."


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10 Magento Themes to Consider When Launching an Online Gadget Store
This Sunday, June 16th, is Father's Day! It's the day when we honor our fathers and celebrate fatherhood. And what do our fathers love? Right, most men love gadgets. So the upcoming holiday inspired us to make a list of Magento themes that allow users build online gadget stores. We hope it'll be of special interest to online retailers and web designers worldwide. If you're an online retailer, no matter if you're selling mobile phones, computers, laptops or other gadgets online, you can find the right design for your web shop here. If you're a web designer and you need to build a gadget shop for your client, then this article is also for you.
Please scroll down and see if there is a Magento theme that fits your needs and if you see one, just click on the image and you'll be taken to a page where you can learn its price, features and what version of Magento it's built for.
Be sure to check back often, we will continue to write about the latest Magento themes in different categories and styles, as we find more.
An Overview Of Major eCommerce Platforms
What is the best eCommerce platform on the net? Is it Magento, Prestashop, osCommerce or any other? We don't think there is a perfect answer to this question because it depends on your personal taste, the project you're working on, etc. And of course you should decide who your audience is and what needs they might have.
Here, at design4magento.com we have a lot of information about Magento, but we respect your choice and your opinion and we want to give you an opportunity to make your own decisions. That is why we strongly recommend you check a helpful comparison table of the most known shopping carts and see for yourself which of them you like best. The author compares such shopping carts as osCommerce, ZenCart, Magento, PrestaShop and OpenCart. The points of comparison are as follows: Administration Area Features, Customer Features, Customer Reward Features & Marketing Tools, SEO Features, Payments, Shipping and Security. By the way most features are well explained, so you can not only read what features a shopping cart has, but also understand if you really need them in your online business.
With so many shopping carts out there it is hard to know which one is the right for you and it seems to be useful to get an objective view on some major eCommerce platforms, as well as see what they have in common and how they differ. If you agree with this, feel free to scan this article.
Where to Find (and Promote) Magento Stores
Today's article is aimed at Magento fans (Magento designers, developers and online retailers) looking for inspiration, as well as those who would like to promote the Magento sites they've built so far. The point is, here you'll find web design galleries featuring Magento sites. So whether you'd like to see beautiful Magento stores or submit your Magento store to showcase sites, this list will be really helpful to you.
Taking advantage of web design galleries is a tremendous opportunity to get more links and more traffic for your Magento site. However, your website should meet a few requirements to be approved for inclusion: it should look beautiful and inspiring and it should be built with Magento eCommerce platform. Once approved your Magento site will get publicity and also a free back link, so it's definitely worth a try.
And if you know of other showcase sites where users can submit awesome Magento stores, just share them by commenting below.
The Newest Templates to Build Online Clothing Shops
Knowing all of the possibilities that Magento templates have to offer, it will be pretty simple to build the clothing store of your dream. Each Magento template comes with source files, thus ensuring you can personalize your entire site, from texts, to images, to promotional banners and so on.
We know it's not the first time we write about Magento themes you can use to get your clothing business online, but we believe you share our passion for the latest Magento templates (both free and premium).
Today we've made a list of the newest Magento templates and hope that all of you — web designers, developers and online retailers alike – enjoy them. Whether you want to sell clothes, shoes or accessories online, you can find the perfect design for your closing shop here because there are templates from many theme companies on our list.
And of course we'll be featuring more templates for Magento soon — stay tuned!
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Free Responsive Magento Themes
It's impossible to know which devices will be used by your site visitors to see your content, but one thing is for sure: some of them will use desktop computers, others will use cell phones and so on. So wouln't it be right to make your Magento site responsive and multi-device friendly?
If you like the idea, then you will like the Magento themes we're featuring today. Check them out as they are not only responsive, but also free! Unfortunately, there are not a lot of free responsive Magento themes on the net, which makes the following themes even more valuable. However, to be fair, one of four themes on the list (the last one) is not 100% responsive, but partly responsive. Anyway, we did our best to put each responsive theme that you can get for free on our list.
So if you want your Magento store to be equally friendly to mobile, tablet and desktop users, be sure to see the screenshots and hopefully find the best responsive Magento theme for your project.
Magento Themes to Build Shops Offering Men's Products Online
We've just celebrated Mother's Day and in a month we'll be celebrating Father's Day. We believe it would be fair to feature some Magento themes which might be of interest to men reading our blog. So, today we'll show you the themes you can use to build online tool stores, spare parts stores, fising shops, sport shops, watch stores, etc. Actually, the themes below are the designs which may help you sell men's products online.
There are a few reasons we encourage you to look through the screenshots on the list. First of all, each of these themes is unique in design and purpose. Secondly, the themes offered in this article are created by different theme companies. The above said means here you have a wide choice of designs and you can easily find the design that meets your needs, especially if your business is to sell products for men.
Of course, it's impossible to decide which theme is the right for you before you know its features, price and what version of Magento it's built for. But you can find this info if you click on the screenshots.
Another Place To Go for Free Magento Templates
What are you favorite resources for free Magento templates? We'll be pleased if you share them in comments. And in case you want to see what resources we have found so far, then be sure to follow this link. By the way, we have recently noticed one more site to go for free Magento templates. It's magentodownload.net and we encourage you to check it out. The site is offering a wide choice of templates and if you want to download any of them you just have to enter your name and a valid email address.
It should be also mentioned that there are not only free Magento themes at MagentoDownload, but also free Magento extensions. So you get a free design for your Magento site and enhance it with the features you need.
It would be difficult to list all free themes that are available at magentodownload.net here, but you can click on the screenshot and see each theme as well as read about its features. As we've already mentioned, we would be glad if you share other sites where to find free Magento templates by commenting this article.
The Latest Themes for Online Lingerie Stores
Many people shop lingerie online and this results in a growing number of lingerie shops. We've already featured free and premium Magento templates that you can use to build online lingerie stores, but it has been a long time ago and we believe you'll be interested to know about the latest Magento themes in this niche.
Considering the fact that more and more customers are using tablets, mobile phones and other devices to surf the net and buy things online, it's important to make your web shops responsive. And the fastest way to build an online shop that will easily adapt to the devices it's being viewed on is to use a responsive Magento theme like the ones you can find here. So we've added some responsive templates to the list of the newest lingerie Magento themes that you can see below.
We hope you'll enjoy the themes on the list because they're of premium quality and these are the latest designs which are available for those planning to launch online lingerie shops. Of course, if you know about other themes that could be mentioned here, be sure to list them in comments.
Green Magento Themes
The spring is here, grass, trees and flowers are green and fresh. So we decided to spread the srping freshness around you guys and write a post about green templates for Magento. Spring is green and so is our blog this week.
Green is associated with nature, growth, hope and harmony. The color is often taken as the symbol of ecology. But if we look at green from a designer's point of view, the best thing about the color green is that it's a universal color. It's perfect for health care sites and toy shops, cosmetic stores and tea shops. Also, there are a lot of shades of green so that when you will be looking through the green Magento themes listed below you'll see that each of them looks unique and beautiful in its own way.
We hope you'll be pleased to find 10 green Magento templates in one place and will probably even see a design that you can use in your future projects.
The Latest Magento Themes for Online Florists
Spring is here and we hope you enjoy it to the fullest. Also, we hope you had a nice Earth Day which was just yesterday. And what comes to our mind when you think about spring? Perhaps you think about fields, mountains, rivers, lakes, trees, flowers a much more.
As for us, the first things associated with spring are flowers. So today we'd like to put together 10 Magento themes which are perfect to start online flower shops with. These themes are built by different companies from all over the world and of course, all themes on the list are the latest Magento themes of this kind. So if you need an awesome design for your flower shop and the platform you're using is Magento, it would be wise to see all possible options, compare them and choose the Magento theme that meets your needs best.
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Four Jesuits in history have had asteroids named after them. Our guests are the two living astronomers with that distinction. Brother Guy Consolmagno and Father George Coyne study the composition of meteorites and the life and death of stars. They share their observations of life, faith, friendship, and the universe from their seats in the Vatican Observatory.
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When I hear the two notions, there is a synonymous resonance that strikes a cord with me. In certain media of past and now, the notion of God is portrayed as an anthropomorphic figure and the universe as a cold, thoughtless expanse. As modern science and modern religion compliment each other more and more, the two will eventually will become the same expression. We will come to know that what we call a cold universe, with our limited knowledge of existence, might just be God's indiscriminate love for all.
We hardly qualify as informed spectators in this interplay; nor do we contribute greatly to it; yet could we be the quintessence of this interplay?
Unfortunately the speaker lost credibility early in the discussion when he commented that he thought his early teacher had died from lead poisoning as the result of scratching his head with a pencil. Surely, as a scientist, he knows that wooden pencils never contained lead! I hoped he was joking but he sounded serious.
I'm not interested in a God I can understand with my feeble brain. I appreciate and understand the Jesuits' comment that faith grows out of experience.
I'm a "cradle Catholic" and one of my dearest friends several years ago was a Congregational minister. His wife had passed and he became a surrogate grandfather to our children.
One "Good Friday" afternoon when Will was in his late seventies he and I were sitting at his kitchen table next to a window in his small apartment and talking about a number of things. The sky became very dark and it started to rain, and there was only a dim light from the window illuminating his face. Will became very quiet for a few minutes, and then he said; "Mike, I've been a minister for over fifty years, and I always though that by this time in my life I would have no doubts [about my faith]. But sometimes I think I have more doubts now than ever." I then had this overwhelming sense that I was in the presence of a very holy man. This experience has helped shape my faith for over twenty years.
Thank you for one of your most illuminating programs!
The only way "religious scientist" is not an oxymoron is if the person is as full of curiosity, doubt, questions, fidelity to rigor and personal fallibilism regarding religion as she is regarding science. The two Jesuits interviewed for this program came close, but I was offended at their jocular dismissal of the Catholic Church's persecution (including torture and execution) of scientists and curtailing of scientific investigation (which continues today) as "history always makes jokes" and "God's sense of humour." No, these were shameful decisions by specific Catholic rulers. Ms. Tippet's too-affable tone with them, especially on this topic (why does she so often sound as though she is on the verge of laughing?) made it worse. Being affable shouldn't preclude asking tough, critical questions when topics like this arise in the interview.
I think Brother Guy and Father George will make good rivals to Click and Clack - Car Talk Brothers. They are as funny, wise and insightful as Tom and Ray :-)
I am glad Krista and her team worked hard to get them on the show. I think this is easily one of the best shows for Speaking of Faith. I just finished reading an excellent book "The Edge of Physics -www.edgeofphysics.com" that explores the current experimental work being done to detect dark matter and your program just complemented the book.
I always think of God as a wise old woman watching the religious conservatives battle out the atheists and agnostics with a big smile on her face. I am touched by Br Guy and Fr George's hunger for knowledge and understanding of this complex universe. Like me, they are in awe of the majesty of the Universe that we are such a tiny part of. I think of all the Jesuit explorers who worked in remote parts of the world and admire their curiosity and perseverance in doing "God's work" - nothing of regular politics of the Catholic church affected them.
Thanks Krista! I hope to listen to this program many times in my blackberry.
This was an interesting interview. I wish SOF would do a segment on St. Pavel Florensky.
I really love this quote from evolutionary cosmologist Brian Swimme, "The Story of the Universe," EnlightenNext interview:
"This is the greatest story of the scientific enterprise. Here's the whole story in one line: you take hydrogen gas, leave it alone, and it turns into rose bushes, giraffes and humans. The reason I like that version is that, you see, hydrogen gas is odorless and colorless. The Western civilization prejudice is that it is just material stuff; there's not much there. The reason I love it is that you just take hydrogen, leave it alone, and it turns into a human. That's an interesting bit of information. The whole point that it is trying to say is that if humans are spiritual, so is hydrogen. It's an incredible opportunity to escape the traditional dualism. You know, spirit is up here, matter is down here. But, in reality, matter is all the way through. Spirit is all the way through.
Here is the longer version. The universe comes into existence 13 billion years ago-- the most recent guess. And so it comes forth as elementary particles, screaming hot. It is not only trillions of degrees hot, it is also a million times denser than lead. So, the universe doesn't begin as fire; it begins as this incredibly dense, hot… we can't even imagine it, and then it begins to expand. And then after 300 thousand years, it cools enough to form atoms, hydrogen atoms. So the hydrogen and helium atoms form about 300 hundred thousand years after the beginning, and then it continues to expand, and then the early galaxies form. When the universe is about a billion years, we have all these galaxies fluttering into existence. It is an incredible time, because it is the only moment in the history of the universe when galaxies can form. Before that it is too hot and dense; after that it is too thin and spread out. Do you get the implication there? The universe itself has its own timing of creativity. The way scientists talk about it is the universe "flutters into galaxies," like snowflakes forming. Later on the galaxies complexify as the stars themselves, to burn and transform the elements in their cores. The hydrogen is transformed into helium, and later on it gets alot hotter and the helium is transformed into carbon and so forth. All of the elements are created in the middle of the star, which then explodes. The next star is formed out of these elements. Then you have the possibility of planets. It is then an amazing insight that all of the elements of our bodies are forged out of a star."
I don't know what God is, or what the universe is. It seems that this life is given to us to explore, approve, and glorify these great unknowns.
This is a beautiful podcast. I am an artist and have spent over thirty years painting the universe of interior prayer. As I see images that have been published of our universe, I can not help but see the commonality of images of our micro and macro perspective of our interior and exterior universe. I have found that God is the greatest artist of all. www.angelicasotiriou.com
Dear Ms. Tippett,
I'm a regular listener of "On Being" (and before that "On Faith") on WAMU-FM. I really enjoyed your your last week's guest. She had a very refreshing and inspiring approach to yoga, spirituality and life.
I was surprised, however, to hear that one of your next week's guests will be Father George Coyne. You may not be aware of Father Coyne's role in the Mt. Graham telescope project and controversy and what many of us consider to be a direct attack on Native American beliefs and spirituality, not to mention the telescope complex's impact on an Apache sacred site and precious high mountain ecosystem.
In a statement titled "Personal Observations on the Mount Graham International Observatory," Coyne wrote, "Nature and the Earth are just there, blah! and there will be a time when they are not there...It is precisely the failure to make the distinctions I mention above [between Nature, Earth, cultures, human beings] that has created a kind of environmentalism and religiosity to which I cannot subscribe and which must be suppressed with all the force that we can muster."
It is hard to ignore the ominous tone of the above words, given the historic and often brutal suppression of Native American spiritual leaders and practices by Europeans and Americans, with the direct or tacit complicity of many Christian churches and their representatives.
While I imagine that your show is already taped and thus you will not have the opportunity to question Father Coyne about these matters, I urge you to look into the subject more closely and to consider having someone on your show (a Native American elder or spiritual leader) to talk about sacred site protection, including Mt. Graham.
Beyond the specific issue of the Mt. Graham Observatory vs. Apache culture and religion and its long and acrimonious history (going back over 3o years now), I think the question of a fundamental clash of world views that Coyne's attitude demonstrates is something worth taking seriously. It goes well beyond "science vs. religion" (in fact, in the Vatican and Coyne's narrative of the reconciliation of the two, there seems to be little place for certain excluded religious perspectives). I believe it has to do with a spiritual relationship to and grounding in place and the primal matrix of our terrestrial home, in contrast with a universalizing and abstract spirituality (and science) that tends to overlook the precious particularity of life and consciousness embedded in the mysterious interplay of forces, elements and species here and now.
There is much written on the Mt. Graham story. I would refer you to one article, by Peter Warshall, "The Heart of Genuine Sadness--Astronomers, politicians and federal employees desecrated the holiest mountain of the San Carlos Apache." It's easy to find on the Internet.
Thank you for taking the time to read and reflect on this rather long message. I would welcome an occasion to discuss it further. I will also post something to your blog for your consideration.
Paul Roland
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When this piece first aired Japan had not just been decimated by earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear meltdown. It is a bit odd to hear this intellectual frolic in a metaphysical fantasy land today. If God is directly involved with planetary, cosmological events, does He or She have, in addition to the "sense of humor" postulated in this discussion, a pretty strong terrorist streak? It's time for religion to allow humanity to grow up, please.
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When this piece first aired Japan had not just been decimated by earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear meltdown. It is a bit odd to hear this intellectual frolic in a metaphysical fantasy land today. If God is directly involved with planetary, cosmological events, does He or She have, in addition to the "sense of humor" postulated in this discussion, a pretty strong terrorist streak? It's time for religion to allow humanity to grow up, please.
For me Cat Faber summed it up perfectly in her song _The_Word_Of_God_ (http://www.echoschildren.org/CDlyrics/WORDGOD.HTML): "So turn and look where best you think the story is unfurled. Humans wrote the Bible; God wrote the world."
Nothing wrong with religion as a way of understanding what the universe means. But if you want to understand what the universe _is_, that's science domain. Paraphrasing one of the popes: "Those who believe science and religion are at odds either make science say that which it never said or religion teach that which it never taught."
I took particular notice of the comment about "dark energy" - we call is dark because we do not understand it. I've come to think of it as "God energy" since it permeates everything... and we don't understand it.
The juxtaposition of today's discussion of God and the actual physical universe with the current news of the earthquake/tsunami/meltdown destruction that Japan is reeling under is too much for me, I have to tell you that more voices that do NOT claim to know how it all works need to be heard. May God Bless Chris Hitchens.
Cosmology is a subject that became a thorn in the flesh of church leaders precisely during the time of Galileo. Many church leaders did not agree with his findings and this issue landed him in trouble subjecting him to house arrest. Besides all this Galileo was proven right by the discovery that ensued in seeing the large picture of what human beings did not know beyond earth, sun and stars. Theology teaches us that the universe came into existence by not happenstance by God's word on day one. Skeptics will dispute this for reasons that they believe are genuine. On March 13th, 2011 Krista Tipett interviewed Brother Guy and Farther George Coyne, Jesuists astronomers based in the Vatican Observatory. Their argument was that we are surprised by the creation of the universe, its beauty and state of being. I could not disagree more with them that it is the human mind that is curious to know what encompasses the universe. There is too much information that has been discovered since the time of Galileo and there is much more that is yet to be unlocked. Human beings have turned to science and the knowledge therein to understand God's work. Take the sun for instance. Scientists have determined that the energy from the sun is used by plants during a process called photosynthesis. The sun as we know is a good source of vitamin D. Scientists also have found out that it causes skin cancer. The unanswered query is why God created the sun and yet it causes skin cancer? Galileo once remarked that mathematics is the language that revolved around the knowledge describing the earth. God thus, created the universe in a way that he understood things to work and human beings use science to play games with God but God is ahead of the game. The state of being of tectonic plates has been found to cause earthquakes and volcanic activites as a result of tidal forces from the moon. This is something human beings(scientists) always find themsleves at odds with God's work. Many people have lost lives and sufferings of biblical proportions have been experienced thus far. From the book of genesis we learn that God gave man a directive to live on earth and use the earthly possessions for his own good. I can't tell you how much money has been used to find if life exists in other planets. It ranges from billions to trillions of dollars. Each time man has sent a satellite or robots to other planets for life explorations, results have always turned negative. We will try to study God and his cosmologic endeavors but we will always find ourselves whence we started. Translation: wait for God to tell us why he created the universe the way he did and for what purpose. Is it for beauty or other unknown purpose that man cannot extrapolate?
I don't know what God is, or what the universe is. It seems that this life is given to us to explore, approve, and glorify these great unknowns.
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These two gentlement were a pleasure to listen to! I really admired the humility that came across, as well as the humor! This was an excellent interview! Very fascinating!
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Watching the Persiod meteor shower and listening to these two wonderful, brilliant men. Thank you, Krista!
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I second what Paul says below. Any response?
This is indeed a disturbing quote:
"Nature and the Earth are just there, blah! and there will be a time when they are not there...It is precisely the failure to make the distinctions I mention above [between Nature, Earth, cultures, human beings] that has created a kind of environmentalism and religiosity to which I cannot subscribe and which must be suppressed with all the force that we can muster."


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Johnson City, Tenn. -- East Tennessee State University women's soccer head coach Heather Puckett has been named the head coach for the Tennessee Women's Soccer Olympic Development Program (ODP) Under-14 B Team.
The Tennessee ODP, which identifies and develops state soccer players for the regional team and builds future aspirations for the U.S. National Team, will hold its tryouts on December 11-12 in Nashville, Tenn. Puckett's team will compete in its first tournament at a Sub-Regional Event in North Carolina on January 29-30, 2000.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (March 12, 2011) - The No. 75 ETSU men's tennis team earned its fourth straight victory as the Bucs rolled past Lipscomb 6-1 Saturday afternoon at the Buddy Hartsell Tennis Center.
With the win ETSU improves to 8-5 overall and 4-1 in A-Sun play, while the Bisons fall to 5-5 overall and 2-1 in league play.
After ETSU took the early point by winning all three doubles matches, the Bucs quickly stole all the momentum after getting a couple of quick victories. Only two of the six singles matches went to three sets.
With the 1-0 advantage in hand, sophomore Jesus Bandres (Caracas, Venezuela) picked up a quick victory by knocking off Chad Pierron, 6-0, 6-2, at the No. 2 position. Freshman Roger Ordeig (Gurb, Spain) earned his fifth straight singles victory by defeating Colby Shaw, 6-1, 6-4, at the No. 6 position. At the No. 3 position, Juan Ramirez (Asuncion, Paraguay) continues to impress as he defeated David Salazar, 6-2, 6-3.
Jeremy Bonnevalle (Keerbergen, Belgium) defeated Miguel Cortez in a tough three set match, 6-2, 5-7, 6-0. Bonnevalle is now a perfect 6-0 during spring singles play.
Sander Gille (Kuringen, Belgium), playing in the No. 1 position for the Bucs, picked up a solid 6-4, 7-6 victory over Oliver Strecker.
The Bucs return to action on March 17 as they will take part in the San Diego / SDSU Shootout. The event begins on Thursday and concludes on Saturday.
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Whether it was the result particularly raucous spring break in New Orleans, the product of working in a tattoo parlor in high school, or something else altogether, the story behind your first or your favorite tattoo is bound to be worth telling. We fashion people know that trends come and go, so the fact that tattoos are as permanent and personal as they are is something to cherish. That's why we've tapped some of R29's best friends in the fashion community to show off their ink and reveal the stories behind the designs. Who knows — it even might inspire you to commit (or re-commit!) to another piece (or five).
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Reminds me of what Joseph Licklider predicted.
Years before the internet he already predicted e-commerce, and he also said (partly tounge in cheek) that small items could be instantly delivered in a network of plastic tubes. Well, he wasn't always right, but he was a lot closer than most people were.
Very influential in PC evolution.


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Pillars of Creation
Date: 1 Apr 1985
For over twenty years the Hubble Space Telescope has taken many wonderful images from comet crashes to distant galaxies, including this iconic image of gas pillars in the Eagle Nebula (M16)
These eerie, dark pillar-like structures are columns of cool interstellar hydrogen gas and dust that are also incubators for new stars. The pillars protrude from the interior wall of a dark molecular cloud like stalagmites from the floor of a cavern. They are part of the "Eagle Nebula" (also called M16 - the 16th object in Charles Messier's 18th century catalog of "fuzzy" objects that aren't comets), a nearby star-forming region 6,500 light-years away in the constellation Serpens.
The pillars are in some ways akin to buttes in the desert, where basalt and other dense rock have protected a region from erosion, while the surrounding landscape has been worn away over millennia. In this celestial case, it is especially dense clouds of molecular hydrogen gas (two atoms of hydrogen in each molecule) and dust that have survived longer than their surroundings in the face of a flood of ultraviolet light from hot, massive newborn stars (off the top edge of the picture). This process is called "photoevaporation. "This ultraviolet light is also responsible for illuminating the convoluted surfaces of the columns and the ghostly streamers of gas boiling away from their surfaces, producing the dramatic visual effects that highlight the three-dimensional nature of the clouds. The tallest pillar (left) is about about 4 light-years long from base to tip.
As the pillars themselves are slowly eroded away by the ultraviolet light, small globules of even denser gas buried within the pillars are uncovered. These globules have been dubbed "EGGs." EGGs is an acronym for "Evaporating Gaseous Globules," but it is also a word that describes what these objects are. Forming inside at least some of the EGGs are embryonic stars - stars that abruptly stop growing when the EGGs are uncovered and they are separated from the larger reservoir of gas from which they were drawing mass. Eventually, the stars themselves emerge from the EGGs as the EGGs themselves succumb to photoevaporation.
The picture was taken with the Hubble Space Telescope Wide Field and Planetary Camera 2. The color image is constructed from three separate images taken in the light of emission from different types of atoms. Red shows emission from singly-ionized sulfur atoms. Green shows emission from hydrogen. Blue shows light emitted by doubly- ionized oxygen atoms.
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Tara and Luz at KitHub.
Monthly Event - Second Sunday of every month: 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM (PST)
Culver City, CA
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You're invited to the Citizen Science Workshop at LA Makerspace. A monthly series where researchers, teachers, and students can meet to collaborate on projects as well as develop new research which can be conducted in the classroom.
The theme this month is 'What I Hacked on My Summer Vacation'.
For this workshop we'll have a talk about what happened during our Summer research program and how we can start connecting more schools together in our citizen science network. Then we'll go into our upcoming after school program
1. Meet and Greet
- Ask attendees what brought them to the workshop.
- What is the Citizen Science workshop. How does it work?
2. Research projects being presented:
3:30pm - General Q&A
- Connect teachers and students with a given research group
- Start designing collaborations
- Logistics, logistics, logistics
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Armed police personnel may be required at all Virginia public schools if legislation currently being considered by the General Assembly is approved.
Several bills before state lawmakers this winter propose the requirement, which says school boards must coordinate with local law enforcement to provide at least one School Resource Officer for each public school within the district.
In the state's Senate, legislation is taking on a bipartisan feel as both Democrat Sen. R. Creigh Deeds (Dist. 25) of Charlottesville, a former gubernatorial candidate, and Republican Sen. Richard H. Stuart (Dist. 28) of Montross are sponsoring similar bills. Funding for the added SRO requirements would fall to the state, according to the proposed bills.
In Fairfax County, full-time SROs are assigned to each of the school system's 53 middle, secondary and high schools.
"To place an SRO at each of our 139 elementary schools would [cost] $20 million," said Fairfax County Public Schools spokesman John Torre.
Of the 1,981 public school buildings in Virginia, 935 — or 47 percent — have either full- or part-time SROs stationed there. Most of these schools are middle and high schools, according to a state study. The average statewide cost of a new full-time SRO is $128,000. This estimate includes salary, benefits, operating costs and equipment. Costs would vary in different jurisdictions.
The state Department of Planning and Budget estimates a first-year cost of $133.9 million for the additional SROs, with ongoing costs at $72.2 million.
According to a survey of educators released this month, 65 percent of teachers polled said they favored having an armed police officer in schools. Only 4 percent of respondents said they favored arming teachers or principals with guns. Seven percent of respondents said security personnel were not needed in schools, according to the survey conducted by the Fairfax County Federation of Teachers, a local educator's advocacy group.
"If it is decided that guns must be in schools, I would prefer only SROs to have them," wrote one educator in the comments section of the survey. The educator added that the state should look beyond the one-SRO-to-one-school ratio and consider assigning SROs based on the number of students attending schools.
Others said in the survey that having an SRO in each school would only serve to make those officers the first target of potential shooters.
"If there is an armed guard in the school and someone wants to come in and shoot up the place, the first one they will take out is the armed officer and then we are back to where we are now," wrote an educator.
The county school system conducted its own school safety survey in 2012. Under the 2012 Working Conditions Survey, some 12,406 educators, 85 percent of whom were teachers, responded to questions on school safety in the county. Of those respondents, 96 percent said their school environment is safe.
Virginia Gov. Robert F. McDonnell (R) is also taking up the question of school safety by forming the School and Campus Safety Task Force, which includes members of the General Assembly, Department of Education, Department of State Police, criminal and juvenile justice services, university officials, educators and more.
The panel is examining security within the state's nearly 2,200 public K-12 schools, colleges and universities. Recommendations from the task force are expected to be announced by the end of the month.


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Adrian Sutil has rubbished concerns that this season could be boring despite drivers at times having to embark on "endurance racing"...
Adrian Sutil has rubbished concerns that this season could be boring despite drivers at times having to embark on "endurance racing".
This year's Championship sees a swap to 1.6-litre turbocharged V6 engines with ERS while fuel has also been limited.
Drivers may now use no more than 100kgs of fuel to reach the chequered flag on a Sunday afternoon, roughly 60kgs less than in 2013.
The fuel limit, coupled with reliability concerns about the new engines, has sparked fears that F1 could be in for a boring season.
Sutil, however, reckons it will be anything but.
"I don't know why there is such a negative mood in the paddock," the Sauber driver told ESPN. "It's a new challenge, it's boring if everything is the same.
"There's new regulations, we have much more work, it's good. It's a challenge to make something better. We had V8 here for a long time which we knew how to work those, but now it's the next one.
"I don't think it's boring at all.
"Sometimes [the new engines] are a bit like endurance racing. You are driving around and waiting for a call to go faster. It's a big challenge actually; you need to look for different things than previous years."
As for the slower cornering speeds, the German added: "Well the cars are just a bit slower at the moment, so the g-forces are not quite so high, and the neck doesn't hurt so much. It's still very difficult to drive these cars, it's far away from being easy.
"I don't think anyone has to worry. It's high-performance racing, it's Formula One and it's the pinnacle of racing.
"We'll sort this out - the cars will be quick enough in the future and we don't need to worry about it."


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Abusive people, including sexual offenders, typically think they are unique, really so different from other people that they do not have to follow the same rules everyone else does. Rather than being unique, abusers and sexual offenders have a lot in common with one another, including their patterns of thinking and behaving. Some of their characteristics are:
Instead of accepting responsibility for his actions, the sexual offender tries to justify his behavior. For example, "I was molested as a child" or "I was drunk when I did it" or "When she said no, I thought she meant yes."
The sexual offender shifts responsibility for his actions from himself to others, a shift that allows him to blame the other person for "causing" his behavior. For example, "She was acting provocatively."
In a variation on the tactic of blaming, the sexual offender redefines the situation so that the problem lies not with him but with the outside world in general. For example, "It is society's fault."
The sexual offender believes he would be rich, famous, or extremely successful in some other terms if only people were not holding him back. He uses this belief to justify his assault. The sexual offender also puts other people down verbally in order to make himself feel superior.
The sexual offender uses lies to control the information available and therefore to control the situation. The sexual offender also may use lying to keep other people, including his victim, off-balance psychologically. For example, he tries to appear truthful when he's lying, he tries to look deceitful even when he's telling the truth, and sometimes he reveals himself in an obvious lie.
Sexual offenders often assume they know what others are thinking or feeling. Their assumption allows them to justify their behavior because they "know" what the other person would think or do in a given situation. For example, "I could tell she wanted me to do it."
As mentioned earlier, a sexual offender generally believes he is better than other people and so does not have to follow the rules that ordinary people do. That attitude is typical of convicted criminals, too. Each inmate in a jail typically believes that while all the other inmates are criminals, he himself is not. A sexual offender shows "above the rules" thinking when he says, for example, "I don't need counseling. Nobody knows as much about my life as I do. I can stop anytime I want to."
The sexual offender combines tactics to manipulate others. The tactics include lying, upsetting the other person just to watch his or her reactions, and encouraging fights between or among others. Or, he may try to charm the person he wants to manipulate, pretending a lot of interest or concern for that person in order to get on her or his good side.
The sexual offender usually keeps his assaultive behavior separate from the rest of his life, physically and psychologically. An example of physical separation is the abuser's sexually assaulting family members but not people outside the family. An example of psychological separation is the offender attending church Sunday morning and sexually assaulting his victim Sunday night. He sees no inconsistency in his behavior and feels justified in it.
The sexual offender ducks responsibility for his actions by trying to make them seem unimportant. For example: "It was no big deal" or "She wanted it anyway."
Sexual offenders are not actually angrier than other people. Anger is a tool offenders use. They deliberately appear to be angry in order to control situations and people.
The sexual offender uses various tactics to overcome resistance to his bullying. For instance, he berates the victim, calling her a "tease," a "slut," etc. If they have friends or acquaintances in common, he may organize others to shun or criticize her for daring to "accuse" him of rape or sexual assault.
Occasionally the sexual offender will pretend to be helpless or will act persecuted in order to manipulate the victim into accompanying him or staying with him. Here, the offender thinks that if he does not get what he wants, he is the victim; and he uses the disguise of victim to attack or make fools of others.
Sexual offenders make the choice not to have close relationships with other people. They substitute drama and excitement for closeness. Offenders find it exciting to watch others get angry, get into fights, or be in a state of general uproar. Often, they will use a combination of tactics described earlier to set up a dramatic and exciting situation.
The sexual offender does not reveal much about his real feelings, and he is not open to new information about himself such as insights into how others see him. He is secretive, close-minded, and self-righteous. He believes he is right in all situations.
The sexual offender typically is very possessive. Moreover, he believes that anything he wants should be his, and anything that is his he can do with as he pleases. That attitude applies to people as well as to possessions. It justifies his controlling behavior, physically abusive behavior, and taking others' possessions.


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2014 Seattle Boat Sails in to Town—Opens January 24
There's lots to look at and take in at the Seattle Boat Show (Indoors +Afloat) and always something new for boating enthusiasts of every persuasion. The Seattle Boat Show is the largest show on the West Coast and the third largest in the U.S., and as such it is often the place where manufacturers choose to debut their new models. 2014 is no exception. But there's also tons of fun to be had at the Show. http://www.seattleboatshow.com/


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Interpretive Handbook
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Morphology Evaluation (Special Smear)
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Under normal conditions, the morphology and proportion of each blood cell type is fairly consistent in corresponding age groups. The morphology and proportion of each blood cell type may change in various hematologic diseases. Differential leukocyte count/special smear evaluation is helpful in revealing the changes in morphology or proportion of each cell type in the peripheral blood.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Detecting disease states or syndromes of the white blood cells, red blood cells, or platelet cell lines of a patient's peripheral blood
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
The laboratory will provide an interpretive report of percentage of white cells and, if appropriate, evaluation of white cells, red cells, and platelets.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
A poorly feathered peripheral smear may result in less than optimal interpretation.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
An interpretive report will be provided.
Clinical References Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
Lotspeich-Steininger CA, Steine-Martin EA, Koepke JA: Clinical Hematology: Principles, procedures, correlations. Philadelphia, JB Lippincott Company. 1998, pp 88-106, pp 317-356


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What public transport options are there between Universal Studios and Disney World? How much would catching a cab cost?
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Mears runs a shuttle between Disney and Universal - but if there are more than three in your group it is almost always less expensive to take a metered taxi. (Up to seven can ride for the price of one, depending on the vehicle). You can ask for an estimate of the fare before accepting the taxi.
Looking around online, TaxiFareFinder claims it'll be about $30 one-way between the two locations.
You can also bus between the two for $2.00, but note that it'll take considerably longer (1.25 hours vs 17-20 min), and you probably want to maximise your time at the parks :)
I'd say that Google Maps is your friend with respect to public transportation. According to Google the cost of the trip is $2.00


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Video: Sandusky: Infant stabbed to death, man arrested
SANDUSKY -- A man has been charged with aggravated murder in the stabbing death of an 11-week-old baby girl.
The suspect, Denzel Castile, 19, will be in court Monday morning for his arraignment. He was initially charged with felonious assault, but that was upgraded to aggravated murder when the child died.
Police said that on Thursday, they responded to a 9-1-1 call of an unknown problem at 507 Dewey Street. Upon arrival, officers found a fight taking place among several people in the home.
Officers saw Castile struggling over an infant, later identified as Athena Castile, 11 weeks.
Castile had a knife in his possession and was using the knife to assault Athena. After orders to drop the knife were given by officers, Castile dropped the knife and charged at officers.
Multiple Taser deployments and sprays were necessary to take Castile into custody.
Athena Castile was taken to Firelands Regional Medical Center, where she died from her injuries in the early morning hours of May 17.
Castile was taken to Firelands Regional Medical Center by Deputies of the Erie County Sheriff's Office, treated and released, and booked into the Erie County Jail on a felonious assault charge.
Detectives in the Sandusky Police Department are still working on the investigation.
After the baby died, an additional charge of aggravated murder was added.
Investigators say Castile is related to the child in some way, but is not her father.
The suspect's grandfather suffered a small cut but was injured but not seriously. The baby's mother wasn't there at the time of the stabbing.


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NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. — The 57th Wing is preparing for the arrival of four F-35 Lighting IIs Feb. 28.
Arrival of the F-35s to Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., will mark the first time in the aircraft's history operational tests will be performed on the aircraft.
"It's the largest [Department of Defense] acquisition project in history," said Lt. Col. Kevin Wilson, 53rd Wing chief of joint strike fighter integration. "The Air Force's piece of that is the F-35 A model. It's the conventional takeoff and landing model often referred to as the CTOL model. That is what we'll be getting here at Nellis very shortly."
Once on station, the F-35s will initially be used for operational test purposes. Their primary use will be for developmental test support, force development evaluation and supporting operational test aircraft at Edwards AFB, Calif., in support of the initial operational test and evaluation program.
"I think everyone is ready to get the jets here and to get them flying in an operational test mode," Wilson said. "Nowhere else in the DOD F-35 program, the Marine Corps, the Navy, or the Air Force, is anyone doing any kind of operational test yet. It's all on the developmental test side, which is, 'hey how does this stuff actually work' instead of 'How are we going to actually use this?' This is the first chance for us to use that."
Nellis is initially scheduled to receive four F-35A models.
"They'll be joined by a couple more in a couple of years and eventually there will be 12 operational test F-35s here and 24 F-35s for the [U.S. Air Force] Weapons School," Wilson said.
A majority of the F-35As developmental test objectives will be accomplished at Edwards AFB.
"The major part of what Nellis' F-35 operational test jets are going to do is what's called force development evaluation."
Force development evaluation is the continuous process of evaluating how a standard issued F-35 will be utilized to best execute the mission.
"That's the biggest piece of force development evaluation is the tactics development part," Wilson said.
The 422nd Test and Evaluation Squadron will design the tactics the F-35 is going to use in air-to-air and air-to surface combat. The squadron will also determine how to integrate the F-35 with other aircraft in the Air Force inventory.
Nellis does operational testing over Nevada Test and Training Range.
The NTTR provides a flexible, realistic and multidimensional battle-space to conduct testing, training and tactics development in the support of U.S. national interests. The pilots aren't limited to how fast they can fly, how low they can fly, and they face a lot of simulated threats on the NTTR providing them with a realistic training environment, Wilson said.
"That is what the operational test world needs to come as close as possible to the perfect environment as far as developing those tactics," Wilson said.
"The environment and the people involved are sure to make the F-35s time at Nellis a successful one", Wilson said.
The F-35 is the newest fifth generation fighter aircraft in the DOD.


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Every K-Pop Video Clip You Need to See
As our more savvy readers are aware, there is a musical revolution afoot. Sumptuous visuals, ridiculous insertions of English, ridiculously good looking people, and a unique production style that is both unsettling and enthralling. Their clip includes some of the most cutting edge costume and stage design you'll ever see and they make you wish the everyday world was a more colourful and absurd place. It-girl, Grimes constantly cites it as a big influence, Al Jazeera have noted it's significance and links to organised crime, and I've got my mouth around its creative pipe-hole.
It's K-Pop. Or perhaps more geographically accurate, SK-Pop. But we'll stick with K-Pop because i'm not scared of you Kim Jong-un!
The biggest label squeezing out these hyper-energetic cultural diamonds is SM entertainment, which was last valued at AU$1.24 billion. That means a lot of money for music videos: and you can see it. The production value on a lot of these clips is astounding; god knows how long these groups need to rehearse, or how many die in the process, but their moves are TIGHT. SM Entertainment is one of the 'Big Three', alongside JYP Entertainment and YG Entertainment that have the high budget pop scene reasonably stitched up.
The meme's might not know it yet, but there's definitely more to K-Pop than Gangam style. Here are just a few of the standout specimens from the last few years of Korean pop music.
Bigbang 'Fantastic Baby'.
Mixing an apocalyptic vibe with a message straight out of Kevin Bacon's Footloose, this clip features some of the oddest (i.e. amazingest) haircuts you will ever see. I sure hope those people in gas-masks won their revolution, because I want more. An end-of-the-world atmosphere permeates a lot of the clips coming out of Korea, perhaps because they're in a state of permanent war with North Korea. I don't know. Whatever the reason, armageddon shouldn't mean style goes out the window. As Bigbang would say, "Boomshackalackah!".
For more Bigbang, also see 'Beautiful Hangover' a song you shouldn't listen to if you have a hangover, beautiful or otherwise.
G-Dragon 'Crayon'.
G-Dragon is the real star of Bigbang; here's his solo work. Crayons are cool again.
Also check out G-Dragon & Top - 'Knock Out'It features tanks, much like our next track.


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Blueberry Crumble Fromage Frais Ice Cream
Summer fruits make wonderful ice creams, and one of my favourites is crumble ice cream. One of the best is made with blueberries – the colour looks very attractive, and the flavour of the blueberries and the added crunch of crumble make this a stunning ice cream.
Makes 2½ pints (1.5 litres)
This recipe first appeared in Sainsbury's Magazine
First of all make the ice cream by whisking the cornflour, egg yolks and sugar together. Then heat the milk to just below boiling point and pour this over the egg mixture, whisking as you pour. Return it to the pan and heat gently, stirring until it has the consistency of thin custard. If it begins to look grainy, it means you're overheating; don't worry – it will become smooth again as it cools. Add the vanilla extract, then pour the whole lot into a bowl and allow it to become completely cold.
After that, fold in the fromage frais. If you have an ice cream maker, freeze churn it until it thickens – 30-40 minutes. If you don't have one, freeze the ice cream mixture in the freezer box for 3-4 hours, then whisk it thoroughly and return it to the freezer. Refreeze for a further 2 hours, then whisk in the crumble and purée as below.
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I know some of the guys have used a Suunto Core watch for awhile. I was curious if anyone had tried the X10. I was
really wondering if it was worth the extra cost, how the GPS reception was ect.
I've got a Suunto T6D that I've used for marathon training and i love it, they seem to make quality products.


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ill be at the game....have an extra ticket 7 rows from field dolhins side if anyone is interested
what side is the Dolphins sideline, south or north side? getting ready to buy tickets on ticketmaster for the game, me and the wife are coming down from Virginia to the game Friday night.
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ok we will be at the corner of church and 3rd in a gold chevrolet avalanche and a gray and white jeep we should be there around 12 or so stop by if you want. we will have some food
Ken! It's Drew, can't wait!
I Love JESUS CHRIST
To the world you may be just one person, but to one person you may be the world
We are staying at the Courtyard Marriott .4 miles away from stadium


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24 hs room service, breakfast, lunch, tea and dinner, open pool with barbecue, one of the most enjoyable and awarded gardens in town, same day laundry.
Secretarial services as fax, photocopies, file printing, free Wi-Fi internet in all rooms and common areas and free valet parking are some of the services L'Auberge offers to guests.
L'Auberge's traditional Tea Room is open on saturdays and sundays during the Low Season, and every day during the Summer Season.
The Tea Room has extended its service of the traditional waffles (belgian gauffres) originally served with honey, now offering more delicious options of sweet sauces, and a melted cheese sauce.
During week days of the Low Season, we prepare a selection of exquisite home made bites.
At the top or the tower, a small but complete gym is waiting for you, with a breathtaking view. A professional personal trainer is available upon request.


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|Vermont Bird Tours
Photo (c) copyright Bryan Pfeiffer
Bryan Pfeiffer is probably the best known name in birding around this part of Vermont. He is also a naturalist and lepidopterologist of some note.
Most of all for birders, he's an enthusiastic, engaging speaker and teacher. There may not be anything he loves more than birding but if there is, it would be talking about birding. He's a treasure trove of fascinating information and he loves to share it.
A few years ago, he was often on WDEV, the local radio station, speaking about birds in the area and taking calls from listeners. Often those callers wanted to know what kind of unusual bird they were hearing. They would give the most awful imitation of what they were hearing and quick as lightning, Bryan would be playing a recording of the actual bird and telling the radio audience some interesting facts about it. How he could interpret what these callers were trying to sound like is beyond me but it must have come from years of hearing people try to describe (terribly and inaccurately) what they had heard.
Bryan is exactly the kind of person you would want to go birding with. You will have several opportunities to do so coming up soon.
If you are a beginner, Bryan's Spring Birdwatching for Beginners will be held May 1 and 2. He will be discussing all the basics from boots and binoculars to bird songs.
On May 16, he will be hosting the Bird Bonanza at Berlin Pond, a bird sanctuary near Montpelier VT. May is the peak of spring bird migration and Brian has seen more than 150 species of birds there over the last 25 years. You might even see a Bald Eagle or Moose on this outing.
Later in May, Bryan will be leading the Warbler Weekends at Highland Lodge overlooking beautiful Caspian Lake. These outings will be held May 22-24, and May 29-31.
July 5 is the date for a different type of watching. Bryan's Butterflies for Beginners has introduced hundreds of people to the wonders of the butterfly world through this course. You will be on the hunt for the Great Spangled Fritillary, Red Admiral, Painted Lady, and many more.
For more information on the tours, see Vermont Bird Tours website.
You can learn more about Bryan at his Wings Environmental website and see some beautiful photography at his Wings Photography website.
(c) 2009 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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He may have a healthy lead at the top of the Championship, but Sebastian Vettel is determined not to rest on his laurels...
He may have a healthy lead at the top of the Championship, but Sebastian Vettel is determined not to rest on his laurels.
The three-time World Champion opened a 46-point lead in the Drivers' standings on Sunday after securing a comfortable victory at the Belgian Grand Prix.
Vettel, though, knows things can change very quickly in Formula One and history has shown that you only need one or two bits of misfortune to allow the rest of the pack to catch up with you.
"I have proven myself in 2010 and 2012 how quickly you can come back," the German told Sky Sports in an interview. "In that regard we will just try to continue step by step and not get carried away with anything else and just focus on the job."
Although he has cosy lead over Ferrari's Alonso with Lewis Hamilton from Mercedes another 12 points behind and Kimi Raikkonen of Lotus a further five points adrift, Vettel warns the trio will battle for the title right until the end.
"I'm not completely aware of what's going on behind because I'm not a fan of looking at the scoreboard every minute," he said. "But Fernando has proven to be very, very consistent. Kimi, even though he didn't have the best race [in Belgium] and had to retire, has always been in the points in every single race. Lewis proved to have a very strong package together with Mercedes. And in fairness, so does Nico [Rosberg]. He didn't have the best start to the season so he's lacking a little bit of points in that regard."
He added: "At the end of the day I keep it very simple, on purpose as well. There are a lot of points still out there to get, and definitely more points than my lead."
Meanwhile, team principal Christian Horner also warns that Vettel's rivals should not be written as there are still eight races left in the season.
"Fernando managed to do it last year so nothing's impossible! 25 points for a victory, a couple of DNFs and somebody puts a run together and you can be on the back foot again," Horner said.
"We've got ourselves in to a strong position but our focus is very much on moving on from Spa to Monza and then from there on to the international races, so we'll just take it one race at a time."


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West Side I-465 to I-70
Ramp Lane Restriction
INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) contractors plan to restrict the left lane of the northbound I-465 flyover ramp to westbound I-70 (Exit 9) on the city's west side. Walsh Construction, the state's contractor, will restrict the ramp lane beginning at 6 p.m. on Monday, October 15 for approximately 9 days to make repairs to the subgrade and concrete pavement.
The restriction will remain in place as contractors set temporary barrier wall, excavate the damaged pavement and make repairs to the subgrade before paving new concrete. After the expected 9-day repairs, traffic will be shifted to begin repairs to the right ramp lane. The northbound I-465 ramp to eastbound I-70 will not be affected.
Wide loads will be restricted from the ramp during the repairs. To see a map of all INDOT work zones and highway traffic restrictions, visit www.TrafficWise.in.gov.


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5 Food Fallacies
When it comes to food, dieting, and weight loss, separating facts from fiction can be hard. It's easy to be misled, especially when you read about a new fad diet or see a commercial for a new miracle food.
Here are five common food fallacies to avoid if you want long-term success.
Myth: Skipping breakfast helps you lose weight.
Reality: At first, this might seem like an easy way to cut down on calories. But skipping the important first meal of the day can backfire. Instead of helping you lose weight, missing out on breakfast may promote weight gain by leading you to overeat at the next meal. In studies, not eating breakfast has been associated with excess weight, especially among children and adolescents. Breakfast consumption promotes weight management as well as improved nutrient intake.
Myth: You have to starve yourself to lose weight.
Reality: This is another myth that can have a boomerang effect. Depriving yourself of needed calories may leave you feeling so hungry that you end up overeating and gorging on unhealthy foods. Healthy snacks can help you eat less overall and feel more satisfied. Eating regular, small, balanced meals and snacks gives your body a steady supply of calories to keep up your metabolism and keep you from overindulging because you get too hungry.
Myth: Energy bars help you lose weight and boost stamina.
Reality: Many energy bars are packed with more than the protein they advertise—they also carry high amounts of unwanted sugar, salt, and even fat. Choosing a healthy meal replacement bar or another protein-rich snack may help you cut down on calories, but you have to choose carefully after reviewing the nutritional information on the label.
Myth: Drinks don't contribute to weight gain.
Reality: You might be surprised to learn how many calories you take in each day through beverages. Sipping on a coffee with sugar, syrup, creamer, or a dash of whipped cream can add hundreds of calories to your daily diet. Soda, alcoholic drinks, and even juice all contain a lot of calories that can add up to extra pounds. Your best bets are water, the essential fluid for your body that's also zero calories, and fat-free milk that's low in calories and high in nutrients.
Myth: All fat is bad.
Reality: The term good fat may seem like an oxymoron, but your body needs some fat for fuel and to help cells function properly. Weight gain occurs when you eat too much fat. Also, eating the wrong types of fat—trans fats and saturated fats—pose health risks because they can raise cholesterol, clog your arteries, and increase your risk for heart disease. Healthy, unsaturated fats can actually help improve heart health. You can find healthy fats in fatty fish such as salmon, avocados, nuts, and olive oil.
Losing weight really isn't a mystery. Focus on a balanced eating plan, stay satisfied with nutritious food while limiting portion sizes, and get regular exercise.


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Kapal Selam Diving Club
Kapal Selam Dive Club is a non-profit SCUBA diver club based in Bali, Indonesia. We dive Bali and Indonesia with members and guests, however, we do not offer daily dive trips, courses nor equipment for rent. If you are a diver and would like to join one of our dive trips please check our dive trip schedule. Otherwise, if you are planning to dive Indonesia or Bali dive sites and you need unbiased information about dive conditions in the beautiful Indonesia archipelago, please inquire here about diving Bali for more information.
Kapal Selam is Indonesian for "Submarine". The name embodies the spirit of exploration and adventure in the underwater realm. This passion for the deep sea is what drives the founders and divers of Kapal Selam Dive Club. Founded by several divers who spent their weekends in Tulamben, the club has grown to include not only Bali or Indonesia divers but also divers from all over the world. We are a multi-national (Indonesia, Switzerland, Germany, United Kingdom, USA, Norway, Singapore, Phillippines, Malaysia, Ireland, P. R. China, Canada, Japan, France, Brunei and Australia) dive club, and we pride ourselves on having divers from all corners of the world - united by the love for diving.
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Everyone is expressing their excitement over 12/12/12 in different ways, whether it be by throwing 12/12/12 parties, updating their Facebook status or getting married. (I celebrated by hitting snooze 3 times and eating oatmeal.) Even Benedict XVI, the pope himself, is excited. Why else would he use today to send out his first ever tweet?
Dear friends, I am pleased to get in touch with you through Twitter. Thank you for your generous response. I bless all of you from my heart.
— Benedict XVI (@Pontifex) December 12, 2012
Okay, cool. That's friendly, albeit a little dry. What else you got, Papa?
How can we celebrate the Year of Faith better in our daily lives?
— Benedict XVI (@Pontifex) December 12, 2012
Introspective. I like it. It makes him less untouchable — like, if the Pope wonders about these things than maybe he's a lot more similar to you and me than we had expected.
By speaking with Jesus in prayer, listening to what he tells you in the Gospel and looking for him in those in need
— Benedict XVI (@Pontifex) December 12, 2012
Oh, wait. He knew the answer.
How can faith in Jesus be lived in a world without hope?
— Benedict XVI (@Pontifex) December 12, 2012
Alright, that one had a bit of a Russell Brand feel.
We can be certain that a believer is never alone. God is the solid rock upon which we build our lives and his love is always faithful
— Benedict XVI (@Pontifex) December 12, 2012
With practice, the Pope can only get better and better at this. Here are some cool things he might tweet once he's more integrated into Twitter culture:
- @Pontifex: My dream dinner guests are Jesus and Vonnegut. Who are yours? #dreamdinner
- @Pontifex: haha, can't stop listening @taylorswift13:):) MY LIFE =D lol
- @Pontifex: Rocking my ferragamos with a tall ass hat #swag instagr.am/p/j9Uss17fQa5/
- @Pontifex: Do you ever feel like a plastic bag?


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PIETERMARITZBURG, South Africa - Former Duke swimmer Ashley Twichell bested an elite field Sunday, Feb. 10 to win the women's race in the 2013 Midmar Mile, the world's largest open water swimming event.
Twichell, who took second in last year's race in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, finished first in the 2013 edition of the event with a time of 19:04. She edged Keri Anne Payne of Great Britain by 17 seconds in the win after Payne took the title a year ago.
A 2011 Duke graduate and former All-American, Twichell is the reigning U.S. national champion in the 5K and 10K open water swimming events.
Held annually at the Midmar Dam near Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, the aQuelle Midmar Mile draws swimmers from around the world. For more information about the Midmar Mile, visit the event's website at http://www.midmarmile.co.za/.


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