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LIM College Presents at National Higher Education Marketing Conference
Student video blogging program highlighted at major marketing symposium
A team from LIM College and Creative Communication Associates (CCA) gave a presentation on the use of student-generated video on the College's website at the American Marketing Association's 2009 Symposium for the Marketing of Higher Education in Boston, Massachusetts on November 17.
Higher education marketers from all over the world attended the symposium to gather information and discuss cutting-edge approaches, new tools and technologies, and the hottest trends on the forefront of higher education marketing. The event focused on key areas of interest to colleges and universities, including using social media and Web 2.0 effectively, marketing communications strategy and execution, and building strong college and university brands. This year's conference saw the highest attendance numbers in the Symposium for the Marketing of Higher Education's 20-year history.
The LIM College/CCA session, titled "In My Fashionable Opinion (IMFO): How Student-Created Viral Videos Make A Difference in Building a College Brand" featured LIM College students Nina Pantano and Alexandra Penberg; Ed Sirianno, President and Creative Director of CCA and Pam Linton, LIM College's Senior Director of Strategic Initiatives. They discussed the rationale and process for creating the new IMFO video feature on LIM College's recently redesigned website. IMFO offers an opportunity for students to produce and post short videos on topics related to fashion, New York city and/or life as an LIM College student.
More than 130 higher education professionals attended the LIM College session. Says Pam Linton, "We were very pleased that LIM College was selected to present at this major industry event and that so many conference participants chose to attend our session. This helped raise our profile in the higher education community and put LIM College on the national map as an innovator in higher education marketing."


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We've all heard of feng shui (pronounced fung-shway), but does anyone really have a grasp on how to give the ancient Chinese art a go? Unlocking the energy in your home may not be at the top of your to-do list, but many believe it can effect your love life, career, and overall sense of zen. And since we're all about all those things in 2013, R29 wrangled L.A.'s top classical Chinese feng shui expert, Anita Rosenberg, to give us some tips.
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Five days a week, in two-hour, daily sessions, participants can take part in "The School for Recovery." The school, led by clergy members, counselors and volunteers, helps people develop cognitive and self-management skills, while also exploring intimacy and relationship issues.
Participants also meet regularly in Recovery Circles, which include meditation, check-ins and sharing, and offer support and accountability as individuals work towards their recovery.
The café, now in its fourth year, is an outgrowth of the New Creation Community, a Christian congregation that meets in the café for worship every Sunday evening.
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The Center for Spirituality, Theology and Health at Duke University Medical Center will offer summer workshops that compress a two-year post-doctoral fellowship into five days. It is the only place in the world where specific training on how to conduct research on religion, spirituality and health can be obtained from people who have been active in the field for nearly 25 years.
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A timeless story of good, evil and the all conquering power of love, Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake is without doubt the most famous of all classical ballets.
In mourning for his father, Prince Siegfried finds solace in hunting in the forest. He comes across a moonlit lake and is astonished to see one of the swans transform into a beautiful Princess. She is Odette, who, under the evil Von Rothbart's spell, spends her days as a swan, returning to human form as night falls. Only the love of one who has never loved before can save her from this fate, but when the Prince is tricked into declaring himself toVon Rothbart's daughter Odile,magically disguised as Odette, all hope seems lost.
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Check out more video footage from Ben Harper's solo acoustic concert in his hometown of Claremont, CA last month. Warner Bros. Live Concert Series now features part two of three installments of the performance on their site at warnerbros.com. The third and final installment will most likely go online next week. Check out photos and the complete setlist from the show in our On The Road section.
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Pretty nursery school teacher Elly is dragged along to the Caspian Sea by Sepideh, (the mother of one of her students. Elly feels like an outsider amongst this group of long-standing university friends, made worse by the fact that everyone sings her praises in lofty exaggeration. Sepideh's hidden agenda is to make a match between Elly and Ahmad, who is newly divorced from a German woman and wants an Iranian wife. The seaside holiday becomes enmeshed in a complex web of lies. Some have to do with "tarouf," a sort of faux-politeness that's embedded in Persian culture, others with gender roles and class differences. On the second day an incident occurs which leads to Elly's disappearance. The joyful atmosphere evaporates as the friends try to understand how and why she is no longer there. Panic sets in as they wait for her body to wash up on the shore. Ultimately, the friends become harshly judgmental about her character until the truth is revealed.
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DAYTON, Ohio (Dec. 1, 2010) - Behind the brilliant offensive performances of senior guards Justin Tubbs (Trussville, Ala.), Micah Williams (Manchester) and Mike Smith (Vandalia, Mo.), the ETSU men's basketball team began a month-long road trip in style, handing Atlantic 10 Conference member Dayton its first non-conference home loss since 2005 with a 73-68 win Wednesday night inside the UD Arena.
Tubbs posted a career-best seven 3-pointers on way to a season high 26 points, while Smith pitched in 17 points and Williams added 16. Smith's 7-of-8 effort from the foul line in the final 42 seconds iced what was a two-point game at 66-64.
"This is a huge win and I can't say enough about our guys," said ETSU head coach Murry Bartow, whose team improved to 3-2 on the year. "Dayton had won 40 straight non-conference home games, so to come in here and make this happen is special. Justin, Mike and Micah really played well for us tonight. That's what seniors do."
Dayton (5-2) was held to just 33 percent shooting on the night, while the Bucs hit on 48 percent from the field - including an impressive 41 percent mark from beyond the arc. The Bucs also held their own on the boards against a solid rebounding squad, as the Flyers held just a 41-39 edge in the paint.
The Bucs raced out to an early 17-3 lead over the first five minutes, as Tubbs and Smith combined to sink three straight 3-pointers and ETSU's zone defense stymied the Flyers' offense. However, with the score 22-8, Dayton woke up in a big way, hitting six straight 3-pointers and holding the Bucs scoreless during an 18-0 run that made it 26-22 with 7:24 left before the intermission.
The Flyers went on to hit two more of their nine first half 3-pointers and led by as many as nine with 4:14 left before the break, but the Bucs managed to claw their way back in it thanks to another pair of 3-pointers from Tubbs to make it 38-33 at the half.
In the first half, the Bucs shot 50 percent from 3-point range, but Dayton bettered them with a 52.9 percent clip from beyond the arc. Otherwise, it was a statistical toss up, with ETSU shooting 42.3 percent from the floor and Dayton hitting on 40 percent from the floor.
At this point, Williams took over.
Scoring 10 straight points in the opening minutes of the half, Williams' solo attack made it 43-40 with 16:48 left and forced a Dayton timeout. The break didn't help the Flyers stop the Bucs' momentum, as Tubbs then got back into the action by hitting another two 3-pointers, and a layup by forward Isiah Brown (Miami, Fla.) finished off an 18-2 run that put the Bucs back up 51-40 with 13:46 left in the game.
But just as in the first half, Dayton responded to the Bucs' offensive rush with a pair of threes from Chris Johnson and enjoyed an 8-0 run to make it 51-48 with just over 10 minutes left.
ETSU weathered that storm and slowly built a lead of as many as nine at 64-55 with 1:35 left, but Dayton put the Bucs at the line. Poor foul shooting down the stretch allowed the Flyers to get to within two at 66-64 with 44 seconds left, but at that point Smith would hit 7-of-8 foul shots and ETSU got the defensive stops it needed to get the win.
For Dayton, Chris Johnson led the way with 15 points, while Juwan Staten added 14.
The Bucs will return to action Sunday, as they open Atlantic Sun Conference play at USC Upstate. Game time is set for 2 p.m. in Spartanburg, S.C.
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Hello. Here I want to introduce my latest work Hot Shots animated. I am a German illustrator and started about 1 year ago with the animation. I use this program ToonBoom and draw complex animation sequences by hand. The short film Hot Shots is a tribute to the mother of all movies from 1991. It is my second short film that I created. I hope that you like the movie. If you have any criticism and comments let me know. I was told several times that my animations are too fast and furious . Is that correct?
Further work can be found on my youtube profile.
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Hi Ellorioh and welcome to AN. Here's your embedded video. You did a nice job with it. I'd say if anything your animation can be even faster and more furious. Take for example when the bomb lands in his lap. It floats down instead of dropping down. Something to consider in your future projects. Thanks for posting.
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Thanks for embedding the film. Yes, I had some trouble drawing the bomb because I was too lazy to correct an error committed I just kept drawing. In future I will avoid such mistakes more equal rather than just continue .
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hehe, you also had a frame or two where there was no pilot on the plane D:. I also agree with Charles, It would had been funnier with shorter cuts and more speed.
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Yes in the cockpit scene we see it very clearly hm ok more speed ..
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An older project of mine. Cook like a pirate the story of a pirate cook from the disgusting then produces food ingredients. This is a first test animation. The finished film has a total length of about 2 minutes. How do you find the first attempts?
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Here's a short fan movie about the comic book character Batman. The animations I've had problems especially in the beginning.
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A short test animation by me. I had the timing down a little more
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One of my first test animation that I have created. This sequence consists of 266 frames.
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From 2004 to 2010 I was an avid WoW player. During this time there were frequent occasions for me on certain stories from other players. In this video, I have taken the typical prejudice of an addict player and implemented. Have fun at watching
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A cartoon animation that I created with a friend.
We have used the tool 3D Maya. We have produced two months to
to make the film with all the extras ready. If you want you can write criticism.
Have fun watching!
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My current film project. The film will be a homage to the video game Oni. I plan the length of the film of 6 minutes. That is a lot of work
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Some new short Animation Movie.It's about the EU and its bureaucracy. As many laws are adopted, I have allowed myself to complete the entire regulations by a new law.
Maybe one day there condoms for animals
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Another short movie how Marvin meet his first girlfriend named Anton
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"Soft and light with a moist crumb. Simple and perfect every time. You can vary the size to accommodate larger burgers or make little sliders - make hot dog buns too! I worked on this recipe until I got it perfect! I hope you enjoy it too!"
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1 cup
warm water
2 tablespoons
canola oil
3 cups
bread flour
1 tablespoon
white sugar
3/4 teaspoon
1 teaspoon
vital wheat gluten
2 1/4 teaspoons
active dry yeast
Editor's Note: The sugar ingredient in this recipe was edited and now correctly reads 1 tablespoon.
I have made these twice - the first time following the recipe exactly as written and directed and the second time making a few changes. If you're looking for a very soft hamburger bun, closer to the kind you get at the store, these are good but as was reviewed by others, it will have a tough time holding together something juicy - as did mine the first time I baked and used for burgers. They would make a great bun for a sandwich and the especially the kids would love this recipe as it's alot like store buns - which is one reason I didn't rate higher above average. The reason I bake is because I don't want store bought taste, but if you like that, then these buns are great. These would make an excellent dinner roll too. The other reason for the average rating is the ingredient Vital Wheat Gluten. This ingredient is not at all necessary in this recipe and is mainly used to lighten texture in whole grains or heavy wheat breads, so I left it out the second time around. Instead, I added a beaten egg white (use a wire wisk, beat until foamy). It added a great texture. I also used butter instead of the oil and slightly warmed milk instead of the water. Made the buns richer in flavor. Also, I used instant yeast and didn't have to pre activate the yeast, I just tossed it all in my kitchen aid, gave it a rise, shape and rise.. then baked at 400 degrees for 12 minutes in order to achieve better color. BTW, using instant yeast gives a much nicer rise. Posted a couple pics.
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Wonderful!!! I made these yesterday to serve hamburgers on. I did not need twelve of them so I made a half recipe. I only got 4 out of it. While making the half recipe in the bread machine the dough sucked the paddle of the bottom, so I took the dough and and let it finish rising. I thought the dough seemed a little stiff. So I got scared and started another batch. I decided to try a full recipe but had to use mostly wheat flour.( I did add more gluten) The full recipe made about 7 rolls. I think you would only get 12 if you made dinner rolls/sliders. The funny thing is that both attempts came out fantastic!!! I thought I was going to have to freeze some... but nope.My 4 yr old ate 2 yesterday. I also made a sandwich for lunch yesterday with one and plan on doing that again today.I will be making these again and soon because they are almost gone!
Sorry, the crumb on these buns was not substantial and they fell apart under a juicy burger with toppings. Might be ok for a slider or a hot dog, but not if you want a burger with all the fixings. The juiciness kind of melted the bun.
I have never used wheat gluten with white flour before, this made for a very light texture. I used 2 1/2 cups of flour and made 8 hamburger size buns. But they were too sweet to eat with burgers. I will toast them with plain cinnamon or use them to make bread pudding.
I made these using my stand mixer by proofing the yeast in the warm water with just 1 tbs. of sugar then adding the oil. I added the flour (1/2 AP, 1/2 WW) mixed with the vital wheat gluten and salt 1 cup at a time and used about 3 1/4 cups to get a lovely soft dough. I got 10 nice size rolls. This is a keeper thanks WFDM!!
These Buns are the best. I make them year round, but LOTS in the summer. I make them into hotdog buns and for burgers. Why buy at the store what you can make so much better Thanks to What's for dinner, Mom.
Great recipe the only change I would make is to cut down the amount of sugar. Rolls had a sweet taste which I don't really want on my hamburger.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Soft-N-Fluffy Hamburger Buns
Serving Size: 1/12 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 12
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 151
Calories from Fat: 26
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The Biochemistry and Cellular and Molecular Biology Department at UT-Knoxville will once again offer a special REU program for undergraduates interested in hands-on scientific research experience. The broad focus is on Sensing and Signaling in Biological Systems. The team of REU faculty represent multiple modern scientific disciplines including cell biology, molecular biology, genetics, biochemistry, physical chemistry, and computational biology.
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The North East Water Resources Network has paid opportunities for undergraduate students to carry out research for 10 weeks during the summer – in their Vermont, Rhode Island and Delaware research locations.
Research interns will be part of teams who are investigating the impact of climate variability and extreme weather events on water quality and quantity across the north-south gradient from VT to DE. They will investigate how to provide valuable and rapid information to stakeholders (resource users, resource managers, and policy makers) to lead to more time-efficient and better-informed land and water use decision making.
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The Research on Adaptation to Climate Change (RACC) internship program is designed to provide student research opportunities in lake and watershed biogeochemistry, ecology, climatology, hydrology, and environmental policy and management. They are especially interested in supporting students from populations underrepresented in science, including students from two year colleges, veterans, individuals with disabilities, and underrepresented minorities.
Our goal is to encourage a diverse group of talented students to explore careers in scientific research. You can help us meet this goal by sharing this information with students and faculty contacts you feel would benefit from this opportunity. Please refer to the attached brochure and the VT EPSCoR website for additional information: www.uvm.edu/epscor/undergrad. Applications are due by Friday, February 6th.
There will be an information session on the Davis Projects for Peace today at 4:30 p.m in Davis Library Room 201.
The Davis Projects for Peace program is an invitation to undergraduates at the American colleges and universities in the Davis United World College Scholars Program to design grassroots projects that they will implement during the summer of 2015.
Undergraduate students at more than 90 college campuses across the United States, including those of you who will graduate this academic year, are eligible to design and submit proposals that address the goal of improving the prospects for peace in the 21st century. The top submissions from the participating campuses, including at least one from Middlebury, will receive funding of $10,000 with which to initiate projects anywhere in the world during the summer of 2015.
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Organizations participating in the Challenge are recipients of our "Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship" and represent some of the most successful entrepreneurial organizations in the world.
Individuals can support and fundraise for participating social entrepreneurs and their gifts will be leveraged by the Skoll Foundation. This year, more than $3 million in prize and match funding will be available to participants.
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The conference will include keynote speaker Mike Pieciak, Deputy Commissioner of the VT Department of Financial Regulation, an Entrepreneurs Showcase, a Challenge Presentation (expert feedback on a specific business challenge presented by a business owner), numerous business experts, and networking opportunities throughout the day. This is our 4th year and each year presents new insights for small business development.
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StartingBloc brings together entrepreneurs, activists, educators, and innovators working to create change. They connect them to their tribe and give them access to the resources, co-conspirators, projects and support they need to create the impact they want.
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This February, new Febs will have the opportunity to go on a Community Engagement Trip – an immersive day and half of service! The Coordinator will work five paid hours per week between now and mid-February to plan and implement this new program.
Read the full position description and apply here.
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Rosie's Place was founded in 1974 as the first women's shelter in the United States. Their mission is to provide a safe and nurturing environment that helps poor and homeless women maintain their dignity, seek opportunity and find security in their lives.
The Kip Tiernan Social Justice Fellowship honors the lifelong work of the founder of Rosie's Place. The Fellowship is awarded annually to a woman to develop and carry out a special project in New England that will improve the lives of poor and homeless women and further the mission of Rosie's Place. Read about our current Fellowship project.
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The Fellowship is 12 months long and is awarded on a one-time basis to an eligible woman. Fellows are paid a $40,000 stipend.
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For those who are not aware, the CSE Fellowship is among a small handful of opportunities in the country that provide college students with unique access and exposure to mentorship, funding, and a vast network of individuals and organizations who are leading positive social change around the world. Becoming a CSE Fellow opens the door to a lifetime of social change.
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I will also teach you algorithms that will enable you to make your cube "pretty", which will impress people!
Note: This is only ONE algorithm, although it is applicable to ANY "situation" that can be presented to you on the cube.
1 Rubik's Cube
1 Good Memory (if you want to impress people)
1 Sack Load of Patience
Subnote: This method took me 3 days to master, and a week to perfect, working on it about 4 hours a day. I can now solve a cube in under X3X X2.4X 1.37 minutes. (Look Below)
Step 1: Getting it all messed up! (use when necessary)
-Don't turn any one side more than twice in a row, then you're being inefficient.
-Don't turn two edge sides the same way, you could have just turned the middle section
-Don't turn only one or two faces, rotate the cube while scrambling to get a better scramble
-If you want the best scramble, scramble the middle rows and columns, that tends to make the solution take longer.
This cube also enhances the efficiency of the brain and aids in solving mathematics.
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yayayayayayaayyayayyaayay i made it
I don't know what to do still
Thanks for instructions!
I want my Rubik's Cube back from my brother! ;-)
It's harder than imagined
lol , confusing but it helps..
Very good tutorial, just need to memorize the algorithms :)
Very interesting Instructible! Thanks for sharing.
This guy here has got to be the world's fastest in this video
take a look
But managed to fully solve the Rubik's cube with this:
How to solve a Rubik's Cube Guide
How some people do this in minutes is beyond me !
what do i do?
I've been following the steps, and on step 5, when turning to the right, one of the steps is wrong, its actually
D'R'DRDFD'F' instead of D'R'DRDFDF'
And scrambling go the fastet as u do Ri U 10 times
then twist the cube that way the cubes left is front
And do it again


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I took Marshall after Rodgers with my second pick in my draft today. I am so dedicated that i took Marshall over Moss, im not cheering for that guy! Lets go Marshall!!!
I took Marshall after Rodgers with my second pick in my draft today. I am so dedicated that i took Marshall over Moss, im not cheering for that guy! Lets go Marshall!!!
im kinda torn on having guys from our team on my fantasy team. i would love to have a dolphin and all, but say i have ronnie brown on my fantasy team and instead of handing it to ronnie for the td they throw to marshall, its like u get happy but then u get alittle upset bc it wasnt ur guy. when u also have someone on ur favorite team, u get pissed if hes not getting carries/ catches even if the other players r successful just because ur player isnt getting anything.
so if i dont get any dolphins on my team, thats the way i look at it. u understand what im saying alittle?
Just because your a fan of a team doesn't mean you pick up all those players for your fantasy team.
I understand what you're saying, but its even worse when your going AGAINST your team because the person your facing has Brown/Marshall/Henne or someone. I remember last year i started Edwards vs the Dolphins in the first game they played and my opponent had Brown. That was TERRIBLE! I did not feel like a phin fan at all
Marshall fell right into my lap in a 10 man league in the 3rd round on the way back, i had the 6th pick, got Maurice Jones Drew and Matt Shaub before him, paired Marshall with Sidney Rice, im likin my tea, but as usual with fantasy sports its a crap shoot
whoopty doo. I've been drafting like 50% fins players for years, amazingly it never seems to work out.
R1: Devante Parker WR Lousville
R2: Denzel Perryman LB Miami
R4: David Cobb RB Minnesota
R5: Adrian Amos Safety Penn State
R5: Doran Grant CB Ohio State
R6: Warren Herring DT Wisconsin
Im taking this season off fantasy football, Im tired of rooting for players of other teams...especially when I have players playing against the Fins. Im watching the Fins this year with no worries about my players.
Fantasy Football is like gambling. You never EVER pick with your heart. Only your head. If Marshall is there at a good value, hell yeah I'll take him. That wont be in the second round of ANY of my leagues though. There's money on that stuff, my money. Do you think the Dolphins would have taken Marshall at all if they felt they had to give to much for him?
I actually got Marshall last night in the second round of our FinHeaven fantasy league one draft.


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12: Poisson
Title text: Poisson distributions have no value over negative numbers
In this comic, Cueball expresses himself as a Poisson distribution.
Per Wikipedia, in mathematics, a Poisson distribution is a distribution that shows the probability of a given number of events occurring in a fixed interval of time or space. The horizontal axis typically represents the "number of events" while the vertical axis is a decimal representing the probability (i.e. 0.5 for 50% probability) a given number of events will occur in that fixed interval of time or space. It is commonly represented by a bar graph, or a point graph (sometimes with a line connection to show a trend, even though there is no actual value for non-integers).
A simple example is the number of heads coming up on a fair coin flip. The distribution for one coin flip should be 0.5 at 0 heads and 0.5 at 1 heads; for 2 coin flips, the distribution would be 0.25 at 0 heads, 0.5 at 1 heads and 0.25 at 2 heads; Etc. Multiple graphs like this are sometimes overlaid on one graph with a legend to distinguish the points (one coin flip in red, two coin flips in blue, etc).
What's important to note for this comic is that this distribution only has data points on non-negative integers and is not continuous through decimal numbers or (as the image text tells us) negative numbers because events can't occur 0.3 of a time, or -2 times.
After implying that the concept of a person being a mathematical distribution is irrational, Black Hat suggests he is "less than zero". Since the Poisson Distribution doesn't exist or has no value at negative values, Cueball either leaves or disappears magically.
Hence, the punchline is the same as the title text: Cueball doesn't exist to Black Hat anymore, because he has a value less than zero.
- This is the first appearance of Black Hat in xkcd.
- Randall was still experimenting with character design, as Cueball has a face in the first two frames.
- [Cueball talking to Black Hat]
- Cueball: I'm a poisson distribution!
- Cueball: Still a poisson distribution.
- Black Hat: What the hell, man. Why do you keep saying that?
- Cueball: Because I'm totally a poisson distribution.
- Black Hat: I'm less than zero.
- [Cueball is gone; Black Hat is whistling.]
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Rikthoff (talk) The date of issue of this comic is off. Does anybody have the correct date? Does anybody know the song that BlackHat is singing in the last frame?
I always imagine the song is either the Bangles cover of "hazy shade of winter" from the movie Less than Zero though I have also imagined it to be "saved by zero" by the Fixx.
- Did anyone notice the pun on poison and Poisson? 18.104.22.168 18:39, 10 March 2014 (UTC)
Note that the 'h' in the word 'hell' looks like 'λ'. 188.8.131.52 20:03, 21 July 2014 (UTC)Also note that the Poisson distribution is "memoryless" (like the exponential distribution) which explains why the Poisson is content to continue repeating this fact. 126.96.36.199 16:44, 21 April 2015 (UTC)


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Thread: Project ideas?
03-23-2010, 11:22 AM #21Senior Member
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No, i need to though. I havnt decided what exactly to do yet.. Im horrible at making decisions, and i hate doing it. But im kinda getting close to a final choice hah. And im not very good at blue prints with the bill of materials and all, so im kinda trying to put off doing that as well.. I procrastinate way too much.Lala
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Here's a few ideas that I do, mostly out of recycled metal:
-Get a section of chain, like a dog leash, and make a snake. For a "rattlesnake", use a bolt with loose nuts on the tail, and another welded to the top to keep them on. the tongue can be made from a fondue fork, and the head a serving spoon. I like using the dog leashes because the links are twisted, and give the snake more of a sinuous shape.
-Centipede: Use a bicycle chain, and weld bent nails to every other link (well, you want the centipede to bend, right?) Two more nails for antenna
-Ants: bolt for the body, six bent nails for the legs, two antenna. I also like putting a couple of nuts to either side for eyes.
-Spider: weld three large nuts in a row (if you can do bigger to smaller, even better!) Make legs out of nails - weld together at 90* - and then weld to the body of the spider. Don't make them all touch the ground, make it look like your spider is walking!
-Flowers can be plasma-cut from sheet metal, and then bent to shape. Tip: going to make a rose? Use barbed wire for the stem!
-Got a bucket of bolts? Make a skeletal hand, "Terminator" style. Weld the heads of four bolts together to form the "bones" on the back of the hand, then work on the "fingers." The "wrist" can be several rows of nuts welded together to the heads of the bolts. You can even make a stand to display this afterwards - I used a bicycle kickstand and a star lugnut wrench.
i have a new 16in chainsaw chain, it doesn't fit my saw and i cant return it,,, any ideas into making that into something useful? lolAnything you could do, I could do better.
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Thanks spyguy :] those seem pretty cool, ill have to try the flower one out for sure, my step mom loves that kind of stuff for her back yard. Im actually making a sun for her back yard right now, i just started with the blue prints. After that ill be sure to make a few of those.Lala
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Here is a t-post puller
Here is a project that might be useful to make in welding class for a grade or what not, simple and easy to build and who knows it might even be a useful tool for someone you know.
Let me know if you would like more info on material and measurements
thanks crazy horse!
our budget is running too low to do projects right now, so im on hold for a while :/
were broke so no more metal, gas, or anything.Lala


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Video: 'Supermoon' to be closest to Earth this weekend
Video: Great Lakes Science Center explains the supermoon
Moon maniacs, this is your weekend.
A so-called supermoon will rise in the east at sunset on Saturday.
A supermoon occurs when the moon is slightly closer to Earth than it typically is, and the effect is most noticeable when it occurs at the same time as a full moon, according to James Garvin, chief scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md.
This full moon is not only the closest and largest full moon of the year, according to astronomy website EarthSky. It's also the moon's closest encounter with Earth in all of 2013. So it's not just a supermoon -- it's the closest supermoon of the half-dozen or so that will occur this year, EarthSky reports.
The word supermoon was coined in 1979 by astrologer Richard Nolle, says AccuWeather's Mark Paquette. Nolle used the term to describe a new or full moon that occurs when the moon is at or near its closest approach to Earth.
The moon will pass within about 221,000 miles from the Earth on Saturday night, compared with its "typical" distance of about 238,000 miles.
Garvin says the moon may seem bigger, although the difference in its distance from Earth is only a few percent. For instance, the moon on Saturday night will appear 12% to 14% larger than it will next month.
The moon's effect on ocean tides is higher during a supermoon than any other time, so expect higher and lower tides than usual, reports Sean Breslin of the Weather Channel. (The high tide this weekend is also known as a "king" tide.) There is no connection between the supermoon and earthquakes, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
"If you're looking for a more thrilling lunar event, a larger supermoon is expected on Sept. 28, 2015, and the largest supermoon until 2034 will occur on Nov. 14, 2016," Breslin says.
The Desert Southwest and the lower Ohio Valley into the mid-Atlantic and southern New England will have the clearest skies for viewing the supermoon, according to a forecast from AccuWeather.
The Upper Midwest will have the poorest conditions, since rain and thunderstorms are forecast across that region overnight, AccuWeather reports. Showers will also affect part of the Northwest and pockets of the Plains and Deep South, but will die out as the night goes on. The rest of the USA will have times of clear skies with patchy clouds obstructing views at times.
Doyle Rice, USA TODAY
Here's a FAQ from Jay Reynolds, a research astronomer at Cleveland State University:
What is a "Super Moon"?
Our Moon will appear to be 14% larger & 30% brighter than normal.
Will I notice the size increase?
Probably not. Human eyes are generally not that discerning.
Photographers can photograph the moon this month, then again in January, compare the two, it will be measurable difference.
Will I notice the increased brightness?
Maybe. You may notice an increase in brightness, especially when it is dark out and the moon is high up.
Our Moon will be only 221,824 miles away, the closest it will be all year. The Moons orbit is slightly elliptical, thus the Moon's distance from the Earth varies by 30,000 miles.
Will this inspire earthquakes?
No. There is no evidence at this time that a Super Moon has any more/less influence on Earthquakes
Binoculars or telescopes?
Have a look at the craters, in the lower hemisphere, with all the 'splatter marks.' They are best viewed when the moon is full.
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Capturing the Surface of Asteroid Vesta
Date: 24 Jul 2011
This full view of the giant asteroid Vesta was taken by NASA's Dawn spacecraft, as part of a rotation characterization sequence on July 24, 2011, at a distance of 3,200 miles (5,200 kilometers). A rotation characterization sequence helps the scientists and engineers by giving an initial overview of the character of the surface as Vesta rotated underneath the spacecraft. This view of Vesta shows impact craters of various sizes and grooves parallel to the equator. The resolution of this image is about 500 meters per pixel.
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People gather at a registration station outside Critters Wolf River Sports in Winneconne on Sunday, the second day of the sturgeon spearing season, to look at fish speared earlier in the day.
Fishermen on the upriver lakes of Butte des Morts, Poygan and Winneconne will have one more day to try their luck at taking home a prehistoric bottom feeder during this years sturgeon spearing season.
A high count of adult female sturgeon registered on the three lakes have forced state officials to end the season Tuesday after only four days.
This year will tie 2008 for the second-shortest season since 2007, when the state began a lottery for fishermen wishing to spear on the upriver lakes. Since then, the season has lasted between four and six days. The longest season was 10 days in 2011.
This is more of an average season on the upriver lakes in terms of length, said fisheries biologist Ryan Koenigs of the state Department of Natural Resources.
More on sturgeon season: More headlines and video | Tweets collected during the season | Browse photos from the 2013 season | Browse photos from the 2012 season | Share your sturgeon photos | Watch cameras on the Wolf River | Watch cameras positioned in Stockbridge
Fisherman have scored 235 sturgeon on the upriver lakes since the season began Saturday, with 21 taken Monday. The 76 adult females speared tripped the 90 percent trigger for the harvest cap, prompting the DNR to close the spearing season on the upriver lakes in 24 hours.
The 16-day season is still in full swing on Lake Winnebago, however, where registration numbers remain low because of rainy weather and low water visibility, according to the DNR. A total of 69 sturgeon were harvested, far below the harvest cap of 320 young females, 745 adult females and 960 males.
The DNR has closed the Harrison Town Hall and Paynes Point registration stations, and has decreased staff at remaining stations because of low harvest numbers. Koenigs said if things pick up, the two closed stations could reopen.
The largest sturgeon harvested Monday was a 67.1-inch, 92.2-pound female sturgeon on Lake Winnebago registered by Mandi Rahmer at the Stockbridge Harbor registration station.
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'''Title:''' Making the moth't of things - part 2
'''Title:''' Making the moth't of things - part 2
'''Date:''' December 2, 2005
'''Date:''' December2, 2005
'''Summary:''' Steve traps the Moth, who starts talking to him while he sleeps.
'''Summary:''' Steve traps the Moth, who starts talking to him while he sleeps.
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Link: Comic 135
Title: Making the moth't of things - part 2
Date: December 2, 2005
Summary: Steve traps the Moth, who starts talking to him while he sleeps.
Onomatopoeias used: "TRAP!", "FLIK!","RATTLE!" "PLACE!", "GLOWER", "ZZZZZZ", "COO", "YEE-HAW!", "POF!"
Number of panels: 9
Panel 1
Steve TRAP!s the Moth with a glass.
Steve: "Gotcha!"
Panel 2
Steve smiles at his own wit.
Panel 3
Moth starts flying upwards, trying to escape the glass with a "FLIK! FLIK! RATTLE!"
Steve looks alarmed.
Panel 4
Beaver enters as Steve PLACE!'s a "Heavy Book" on top of the glass cautiously.
The Moth GLOWER's.
Beaver: "Come on Steve, time for bed. You can play with your little friend in the morning..."
Steve: "Ok Beaver..."
Panel 5
Steve is sleeping in his bed, making a ZZZZZZ noise.
He is dreaming of himself riding a giant pigeon, with COO COO and YEE-HAW! sounds
Panel 6
His dream disappears with a POF! as Steve hears something calling him.
Moth: "SSSSSSSSSTEEEEVE..."
Panel 7
Steve is looking at the glass containing the Moth.
Moth: "SSSSSSSSSSSSTEEEEEEEEEEEVE"
Steve: "Wh- What do you want?"
Panel 8
Moth: "I want you to let me out Sssteve... Let me out so I can caress you with my creepy antennae and papery wings."
Steve: "Um... actually I think I'll just leave you in there 'til you starve if that's ok?"
Moth: "Do you know what moths eat Ssssteeeve...?"
Steve: "Um... moss?"
Moth: "No Steve, I'll tell you what we eat..."
Panel 9
Close up on Moth.
Moth: "We eat fear, Sssteve."
Moth: "FEAR!"
Moth: "Num num!"
[To be contd.]
Fun Facts
- We see that Steve has a clown bed. Creepy!
- Steve didn't have a clown bed in Comic 36. He also doesn't sleep with Shoey in this comic.
- The Title of the book Steve puts on the glass is "Heavy Book"
- The bird Steve is riding on in his dream looks like the bird-plane Beaver and Steve take on their flight to Pixie Land
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I don't have a good story. The sentence was my first thought when I woke up yesterday. My second thought was, that's a good first sentence.
I wish I could remember the dream, then I'd have a story.
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glorybee wrote:Tricia, that's certainly got a lot going for it--action, conflict, great word choices...I'd definitely keep reading.
My only misgiving is that it's awfully similar to a pivotal scene in 'Gone With the Wind'. Have you seen it?
junglelife wrote:I think I have finally learned the secret to doing God's will—at least it seems to be working for me!
Here are some things to consider: By using the phrases "I think" and "at least it seems to be working for me", you're undermining your own sentence, making you seem less confident than you intend.
And I strongly recommend against using exclamation points in a formal essay. They're best reserved for dialog and for informal writing.
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