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COLUMBIA, S.C. — Another Arkansas loss and another game after which the Razorbacks are left looking at their own mistakes as the reasons why.
Turnovers and penalties snuffed Razorbacks drives Saturday in a 38-20 loss to No. 12 South Carolina at Williams-Brice Stadium.
"They didn't make any mistakes, compared to us. In the first half, we had a chance; we just stubbed our toe, made mistakes," Arkansas head coach John L. Smith said.
On the first drive of the game, Arkansas was moving the ball well against South Carolina. But a holding call on first down at the Arkansas 46 left the Razorbacks facing long yardage to keep the drive going. On a third-and-17, quarterback Tyler Wilson hit Cobi Hamilton for a 40-yard gain to the South Carolina 21.
But the Razorbacks were whistled for an illegal formation, the drive stalled and Arkansas punted two plays later.
"That was completely my fault, I didn't completely listen to the play call," Hamilton said. "I was on the line. The tight end was on the line; I was supposed to be off."
Arkansas offensive coordinator Paul Petrino was more succinct.
"Yeah, it was (frustrating)," Petrino said. "Just frickin' line up right."
After the punt, South Carolina moved 77 yards on 10 plays and took an early 7-0 lead. The TD itself came on an Arkansas mistake as a blown coverage left tight end Jerrell Adams open in the middle of the field.
After the teams traded punts, Arkansas began driving again. Starting at their own 31, the Razorbacks quickly moved to the South Carolina 5, where they needed just 1 yard for a first-and-goal. Dennis Johnson was wrapped up by linebacker DeVonte Holloman. As Johnson was being spun to the turf, he reached the ball out over his head — trying to reach past the first-down marker — and fumbled.
"I think he was trying to reach out and get the first down, but you've got to hold onto the ball," Petrino said. "He probably would have had the first down actually if he hadn't fumbled, so that was an effort thing, but you just can't have that happen."
Smith said the game began to turn South Carolina's way on the fumble.
"You're playing a good football team like this you've got to get it in. That would have made the complexion of the first half totally different," Smith said. "We shoot ourselves in the foot, we make these mistakes and the entire complexion of the game changes if we score there."
Arkansas later came up short on two more red-zone chances.
Trailing 14-7 late in the second quarter, Arkansas drove to the South Carolina 3. After a Johnson run that gained nothing and two Wilson incompletions, Zach Hocker kicked a 20-yard field goal that pulled Arkansas to within four at 14-10.
Trailing 31-10 In the third quarter, another Arkansas drive stalled inside the South Carolina 10.Hocker kicked another chip-shot field goal with 5:48 left in the third quarter.
"You got a lot of ballgame left, I felt like getting something positive. I felt like getting a positive thing, like getting some points on the board at that point, was important for us," Smith said. "Driving down there and you don't get it at all … I don't know, I just wanted something positive. Plus, there was a lot of game left."
Not scoring from within the red zone has been a season-long problem for Arkansas. The Razorbacks were 111th in the nation with a 71-percent red zone scoring percentage. But of their 43 trips inside the 20, the Arkansas offense has managed just 22 touchdowns.
"We've moved the ball all year. It's so frustrating," Wilson said. "We've got to get points. We feel like we can move it against anybody. It's not the issue. It's putting it in the end zone."
Wilson also continued to struggle in the third quarter, which has been the offense's weakest this season. The Greenwood native was just 33-of-61 passing for 452 yards with two TDs and three interceptions prior to South Carolina. Against the Gamecocks, Wilson was 5 of 9 for 37 yards and one interception, which was returned 69 yards for a touchdown that gave South Carolina a 31-10 lead early in the second half.


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Handsome design execution loaded with intriguing complications. This Minute Repeater Perpetual Calendar timepiece from Invicta begins with a round reeded edge stainless steel case in your choice of silver-tone, gold-tone or black. Two function pushers and a push/pull crown on the east side of the case join with a single function pusher on the west side to put you in control of the Japanese Quartz 6U60 Perpetual Calendar movement. The timepiece contains a specially designed caliber hand made in Japan for Invicta.
The perpetual calendar keeps you aware of the current date and month by accounting for the different number of days in each month and leap year and automatically making the appropriate adjustments. A repeater function allows you to determine the current time by listening to the chime sound played by the watch. Multiple alarm settings offer the convenient option of having daily or single instance reminders.
Beneath a protective scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, black Roman numerals occupy all hour positions on the round silver-tone dial. A seconds subdial exists next to 3:00. The local time subdial featuring month and leap year indications appears near 7:00 while a coordinating AM/PM retrograde shows up between 4:00 and 5:00. A day retrograde/alarm set retrograde anchors between 10:00 and 11:00. The date scale circles the outer dial edge. Dial hands are black for the black choice and blue for all remaining choices.
An exotic genuine alligator strap with a rich black finish secures to your wrist with an Invicta logo etched buckle clasp in the color of the case. The strap fits wrist sizes up to approximately 8-3/4".
Each Invicta Minute Repeater Perpetual Calendar timepiece ships out in a 20-slot Invicta collector's watch storage box. The leatherette exterior of the box features a textured top and the Invicta name on the front. A soft suede interior shows the Invicta name on the inside of the lid and sports a single removable tray. The box measures 14"L x 8-1/2"W x 8-3/4"H with each individual slot measuring 2-1/2"W x 3-1/2"L.
The silver-tone choice includes a black collector's box, the gold-tone choice includes a brown collector's box and the black choice includes a red collector's box.
Please Note: To maintain the condition of your watch storage box, please ensure the metal handles on the tray are placed facing inward before closing the lid. Failure to do so, may result in damage to the material inside the lid.
Additional Features: The watch comes packaged in a 20-slot collector's box with instructions and warranty information. Movement and watch made in Japan. Strap made in the United States.
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Analog-Digital Display (ana-digi): Watch that shows the time by means of hour and minute hands (analog display) as well as by numbers (digital display).
Arabic Numerals: Popular counterpart to Roman numerals consisting of 1,2,3, etc; Became popular during the 18th century and typically allow for more space on the dial for complications.
ATM: Commonly used measurement in water resistance; Stands for "atmospheres" or the amount of pressure a watch can withstand before leaking; One atmosphere is equal to 10 meters of water pressure.
Automatic Movement: Type of movement where the mainspring is wound via the movement of one's own arm; Movement of the arm causes the rotor to rotate, which in turn winds the mainspring; Similar to mechanical movements, except winding is not manual.
Bezel: Retaining ring surrounding the case and securing the crystal; Sometimes incorporates unidirectional or ratcheting movements, as well as additional benefits such as chapter markers.
Case: Timepiece's container; Protects the movement from dust, dampness and injury; Common case shapes are round, tonneau, rectangular and square.
Chronograph: Timepiece capable of both timekeeping and stopwatch functions; Chronographs are a unique and valued complication due to their ability to measure increments of time.
Chronometer: High-precision timepiece that has been tested and is certified to meet precision standards; Chronometer watches often come with certificates indicating their certified status.
Complication: Any feature added to the timepiece that does not indicate hours, minutes or seconds. Popular complications include chronographs, tachymeters, date windows and exhibition backs.
Crown: Small, cap-like device located on the side of a case that allows the user to set time or manually wind watch.
Crystal: Transparent cover on a watch face that gives view of the dial; Sapphire and mineral are the most common crystals used today.
Date Window: Reveals the numeric day of a given month.
Deployant: Type of clasp that keeps the closing mechanism hidden, creating an uninterrupted look for your bracelet or strap.
Dial: Plate beneath the crystal showcasing the timepiece's features; Sometimes referred to as the face of a timepiece, the dial indicates hours, minutes and seconds, as well as complications such as date windows and sub-dials.
Dual Deployant: Similar to a deployant clasp, except it uses two hinges to fasten or open, as opposed to one.
Dual Time Zone: Timepiece that simultaneously gives time in two time zones.
Exhibition case: Unique complication wherein a crystal is implemented into the case back, allowing view of the timepiece's movement.
Greenwich Mean Time: Refers to the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, England where mean time is kept; Located at the prime meridian of the world, GMT is thought of as "the world's time".
Jewels: International term referring to the rubies, sapphires or other gemstones used as bearings in a watch movement; These bearings are set to reduce friction in a movement and help the delicate parts of the movement work smoothly and with great precision.
Mechanical Movement: Type of movement where the winding crown is used to power the movement; Needs to be manually wound after an elapsed period of time; Sometimes accompanied by a exhibition back to display its old-fashioned sensibilities.
Mineral Crystal: Technical term for glass; Standard crystal used in timepieces today.
Minute Repeater: Timepiece that sounds hours, quarters and minutes as requested.
Moon Phase: Complication on a timepiece that displays the various stages of the moon; Stages include new moon, first quarter, full moon and last quarter.
Mother-of-Pearl: Dial material that has been cultivated from the inside of certain shells; Provides an iridescent surface and gives timepieces a rich aesthetic.
Movement: Assembly making up the principal elements and mechanisms of a watch or clock; Includes the winding and setting mechanism, the mainspring, the train, the escapement and the regulating elements.
Perpetual Calendar: Complication that exhibits the days in a Gregorian calendar, the most common calendar used today; Automatically adjusts to months with different amounts of days in them.
Power Reserve: Time a watch will continue running based on the movement's residual winding of its mainspring; In quartz and digital watches, this can also refer to the amount of energy left in the battery.
Push Button Dual Deployant: Similar to deployant clasps, with the addition of two small hidden push buttons that spring your clasp open.
Quartz Movement: Most common type of movement used in modern timepieces; Vibrating at a high frequency and placed under an electric current, quartz movements provide accurate time without the need to wind.
Repeater: Complex watch mechanism that sounds hours, quarters or minutes, or repeats them on request; Originally designed to help the wearer to tell the time in the dark.
Retrograde: Hour, minute, second or calendar hand that moves across a scale and resets to zero at the end of its cycle.
Sapphire Crystal: High-end crystal that adds greater value to a timepiece; The only natural substance able to harm a sapphire crystal is a diamond.
Skeletonization: Cutting away unnecessary metal from the movement to allow the wearer to actually see through the movement; Any part that is not needed is carved out, leaving only the movement's skeleton.
Subdial: Smaller dials located on the main dial of a timepiece; Used to measure seconds, minutes or days.
Tachymeter: Popular complication that measures distance based on speed; Typically located along the outer rim of a dial.
Water resistant: Watches described as simply "water resistant" can handle light moisture, such as a rainstorm or splashes from a sink, but they should not be completely submerged in water for any length of time; A commonly used measurement in water resistance is ATM, which stands for "atmospheres" or the amount of pressure a watch can withstand before leaking. About Alligator:
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Agriculture & Food
Nothing is more basic to human well-being than having enough nutritious food to eat. Yet one in every eight people in the world — 842 million — are trapped in a cycle of hunger and poverty.
The reality is that most of the world doesn't have the benefit of picking up food from the corner store — they grow it themselves. Hunger is a crisis when disaster ruins the harvest. It is a cycle when families cannot grow or buy enough to lead healthy, productive lives, and when the effects of malnutrition are passed on to the next generation.
When food shortages occur due to drought and conflict, Mercy Corps helps prevent hunger and treat malnutrition in the most vulnerable — children, pregnant women, the elderly and the displaced. We distribute vouchers, cash or emergency rations, working with local suppliers to speed delivery, save money and boost local economies.
In addition to emergency responses, we focus on long-term solutions that build future food security.
Mercy Corps helps farmers manage their land, increase their harvests and diversify crops to produce a larger, more nutritious, and stable food supply. By teaching nutrition and hygiene, we ensure families can utilize their resources to boost their health. And we connect farmers with new markets and introduce more efficient methods of tending productive livestock and processing and storing crops to increase incomes for years to come.
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Poor countries see little relief from food crisis
Thirty countries still need outside food aid, according to the latest report from the UN's food agency:
Tajikistan: What would you do for an interview?
Amy promised me pancakes if I wrote a blog entry, and I've accepted her terms.
Simple is sustainable
Looking at the simple and inexpensive — yet powerful — ways to help on our Home page, I'm reminded how needlessly complicated humanitarian assistance can become.
Agriculture for Development
Uganda: Rain, rain, come and stay
This morning at 5 am I rolled over in bed and grumpily wondered why I had woken up. My bad mood was washed away as I realized what had roused me from sleep. A low distant rumble, the soft sound of a slight drizzle on the tin roof of the guest house in Pader — it was raining!
Tajikistan: A fragile peace is shaken
A global partnership to end hunger
Today's announcement of a new $3.5-billion investment in agriculture programs over a three-year period demonstrates the Obama administration's leadership on ending global hunger.
Petition to fight world hunger
More than one billion people went to bed hungry last night. Chances are they will go to bed hungry tonight as well — even though the world produces enough food to feed every man, woman and child in the world.
Afghanistan: Renewing a family's dream of land
Kosovo: More than run-of-the-mill progress
The village of Milosheva is a pastoral community of 10,000 residents in the heart of central Kosovo's agricultural lands. It is a typical Kosovo village: still recovering from the conflict of 1999, with high unemployment and few income-earning opportunities for residents.


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In the first half of Volvo's truck history, Volvo was often a fairly conservative company when it came to products. This was very much due to the lack of resources for design and testing of that era, coupled with ultra-reliability which was often present in existing designs from the old days (provided they were not stressed to the limit, of course).
In the forefront of European design
When Volvo grew and obtained larger resources, Volvo started to be in the forefront of European design. An example was the F86 and F88 trucks, which when introduced were unique in Europe but were influenced by American design trends.
Certainly, the most dramatic products ever introduced by Volvo were the F10 and F12 trucks of 1977. These revolutionary trucks created a completely new standard for ergonomics and safety. All trucks (of all makes) introduced during the last two decades have to a large extent been influenced by these trucks.
A special team for safety and ergonomics
Prompted perhaps by the influence of drivers and their Scandinavian organisations in the 1960 s and 1970s, Volvo created a special group for increased safety and ergonomics, one of the activities of which were to investigate all truck accidents in Sweden in order to find ways of designing safer trucks and more ergonomic trucks in the future. The most dramatic results were the F10/F12 trucks, but the same thinking has of course improved Volvo trucks ever since.
The basic chassis components and also the driveline components of the new trucks were to a large extent based on the ones introduced in 1973 for the new N trucks, which guaranteed that these components were thoroughly tried and tested. This was not the most revolutionary part of the new heavy-duty F trucks from Volvo.
Focus on preventing accidents...
The cab was mounted to the chassis with spiral suspension, creating a much softer environment for the driver, thereby eliminating much of the back pains and other health risks which had up to then been harmful for driver health in the long run. The ergonomics were also improved by the possibility of adjusting the steering wheel according to the driver's personal taste. In contrast to many other previous trucks, the new F trucks had very large windows which meant improved vision, adding to the 'active safety' (i.e. reducing the risks of an accident occurring).
Since these trucks were used to a large extent for long-distance transport a special luggage compartment was included, which was accessible from an exterior door (locked from the inside to reduce the risk of burglary).
...and reducing injuries
Integrated air conditioning was a novelty in Europe (previous air-conditioning was often an accessory blowing cold air only through a single outlet, creating a strong flow of air towards restricted parts of the driver's body, often harmful for the health instead of protecting it). Passive safety was improved through padding in the cab and the lack of sharp parts in the cab, reducing the risk of injury if an accident should occur. The cab was, of course, tested according to the Swedish cab test regulations, the most demanding in the world.
A light safety cab
Despite the sophisticated cab, careful design contributed to a fairly modest cab weight, but it would have been difficult, at a time before computer-aided-design was generally available, to make a safety cab like this as light as a 'normal' (not safety-oriented) cab.
The original version of the F10/F12 featured a flat roof, which is easily identified. A Globetrotter version would not be offered until 1979.


text: 12 February 2012 archive See all show photos UPON entering Lincoln Centre's main auditorium for designer Diane von Furstenberg's autumn/winter 2012-13 show, the light bulbs were flashing madly. A trio of familiar newscasters - Diane Sawyer, Barbara Walters, and Anderson Cooper - were seated front row, as was Oscar de la Renta, who must be feeling mighty prepared for his show on Tuesday to find time to step out and support his friend. The enduring legacy of von Furstenberg will always be her miraculous wrap-dress and her effusive use of madcap prints and pattern. So settling in and waiting for the show to commence, one has a particular vision in mind. This season, though, was an exploration of colour and totalities, one of colour-blocking and monochromatic simplicity. Her sense of colour did not fail her, with a rich maroon, muted chartreuse, and sky blue rounding out the palette. There was a healthy mix of separates and dresses, the opener in a deep burgundy and masterfully gathered to create a sleek, gestural silhouette. A pink, loose jumpsuit shown under a berry-coloured coat had contemporary comfort written all over it, the feeling that you know who this woman is, and that you want to be her. There was a sparseness and clean elegance to the collection, one filled with smart blazers and loose, easy pants, and quite a few practical turtlenecks. There was a lot of black - well, for von Furstenberg it was a lot - and some woolly tweeds, but there was never a feeling of restraint. The designer even took it easy on the prints, just a touch in the middle of the show, a dress with a puzzle piece print, the outline of hands, or of interlocking chain links, all hinted at von Furstenberg's playfulness. Her final dresses were voluminous and light - and rich in hue - until a single sparkling, black, floor-length halter closed the show on a decadent note. Join Diane von Furstenberg at the first ever Vogue Festival in April. Buy your tickets here. SEE THE DIANE VON FURSTENBERG SHOW ARCHIVE Max Berlinger Continue reading Back to top


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How many audiences does your implementation of SharePoint have? I'm trying to communicate to my management that audiences are powerful tools for content filtering, but collectively we're getting hung up on the idea that we might have dozens or hundreds of them, and that this might be onerous to manage. My contention is that for a large SharePoint farm, having many multiple audiences based on AD Groups or User Profile properties would be normal.
I work at a university, and I think it would be a natural fit for audiences to describe academic programs (ex. "Bachelor's Degree in English"). The perceived complexity of our audiences would be describing our real-world environment, nothing more.


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I am a homeschooling mom of 4 children. I have never registered with the state, school district or anyone at all. I am afraid to just go to the school district, for fear that we will be fined, thrown in jail, or our children forced into public school. However my oldest is going into 10th grade and I want her to have a high school diploma she is not up to grade level, and we have been weak in Science and Social Studies. Help what should I do, I don't know where to start. Who can help me get registered and get my daughter credit for last years work(9th grade)
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Posted 31 July 2013 - 04:23 PM
Posted 31 July 2013 - 05:47 PM
Do you mean you want to register your oldest for public school so she can get a public school diploma? Or do you mean you want to register this year so you won't be truant anymore, and need help getting all of your children up to grade level?
Posted 31 July 2013 - 06:12 PM
The latter, I want my oldest to have a high school diploma for doing high school at home. I am afraid if I go to the school district or whoever is in charge of homeschools, we will get in trouble for being truant.
Posted 31 July 2013 - 06:22 PM
The reason I mention them being behind, I was afraid they would think they weren't getting the proper education, and place them in public school witch we do not want. Donna, if you or anyone else can help me, I would appreciate it, I don't know where to go for help with this.
Posted 31 July 2013 - 07:17 PM
Jane, can you send me a private message or email (at firstname.lastname@example.com)? I want to help you get on track, but won't know how to best advise you unless I have more details.
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The M2 Generation: Are Your Kids Too Dependent on the Media?
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So what can you do? The results of the study are alarming, but it also points out that parental involvement can have a positive impact on keeping the amount of time children spend with the media to reasonable levels. You can set limits on your child's media exposure by:
- Setting limits on how much TV your child watches.
- Setting limits on video games.
- Monitoring your child's Internet use, and having them sign a parent/child online agreement.
- Talking to your child about cell phone safety.
You can also take some advice from children who don't watch TV, and find activities that don't involve television or the Internet. For example, instead of nightly television watching, you can:
- Play a classic board game.
- Read a book together.
- Take an astrology lesson and learn about the night sky.
- Peruse our activities center to find fun stuff to do for children of all ages.
It may take a little more effort and planning on your part, but remember - children learn by example. Curbing your own media use and stressing the importance of family time will set the stage for your children to become less media-dependent.


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El33t's Question of the Day: Which older games do you most want to stream and play on PS4 and Xbox One?Written by: / / 6 Comments
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Sony recently announced PlayStation Now, a game streaming service that will eventually allow PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 owners to play previous generations of PlayStation games on current systems, while Microsoft has hinted that a similar service for Xbox One might be announced at E3 2014 in June.
Nintendo, meanwhile, seems to still be committed to providing its own backwards compatibility solution by releasing older Nintendo games on 3DS and Wii U on the eShop.
Which classic PlayStation and Xbox games from any generation of the consoles would you most like to stream and play in the future on new generation consoles? Would you be up to play Final Fantasy VII and Metal Gear Solid again, and would you dip into original Xbox titles like the first Fable, Halo and Halo 2?
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text: Hey guess who's wearing the scarf that I submitted a lesson on earlier today? Yup, it's the character model in this tutorial Up next we will be exploring the task to understanding "how to draw an anime body", step by step. I have said this over and over again that drawing anime bodies is one of those tasks that gets easier as you draw more and more people. The only way to really get good at making anime people is to continually draw them on a daily or semi daily basis. There is no way to cut around the trim to make your figures come out looking decent. You have to be persistent, patient, and driven. If you really want to get good at drawing an anime body, you should look at, and try different lessons by various artists. Hopefully this tutorial will make things a bit easier so you can have less of a difficult time conquering your goal. Well, that's all for now I have to make some steps for the rest of the drawings that I want to turn into lessons. Have fun with this submission, I know it will be helpful in some way. Peace out people.


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I am planning on going on a long distance cycle tour, but for some sections, I will put my bike on public transport. Does anyone have any general advice for putting bikes on public transport in Europe and beyond. I have limited experience with this and I am worried about possible charges, or being refused.
According the general conditions of eurolines (more or less the only paneuropean bus company bicycles are not allowed:
With trains it might be a different story.
The belgian railways have an informative page on international biking + rail
Terms and conditions concerning carriage of bicycles
Germany, Austria, Czech republic
Could't find conditions in English, but found a nice blog
Some trains do allow bikes, check the SNCF website or the appropriate regional site. Note that even on the same journey, different trains may have different rules: it depends on stock and times.
Other countries
For the remaining European Countries, I lack the language skills to find proper information on trains on bicycles. There are tons of blogs where people describe their journey in a specific country, that might help you. Google is your friend here.
Transporting your bicycle yourself
A different alternative is to cycle all the way yourself. There is a huge network of cycle friendly paths, often going to the more scenic routes in Europe.
In the Netherlands there is a foundation called "vrienden op de fiets" (friends on the bicycle), which annually publishes a list of accomodation addresses specifically catering cyclists. Although it is centered to the netherlands, their network do cover other countries as well. With these kind of informal networks, you can cover quite some miles and not be alone while doing so. Also people you meet in these accomodation types are often quite knowledgeable on local bicycle information and might know for example specific chartered bicycle bus services, that do exist in Europe.
Normally buses are very crowded in most European cities and while might be allowed would not be practical. Maybe long distance buses where the luggage goes beneath would allow it since it could be considered luggage. Netherlands is the most bike friendly place in te world and a lot of people there take bike vacations in Europe. You might want to check with the ANWB Dutch travel organization for suggestions of routes and trips.
A little bit of additional advice: Have a back-up plan or check ahead if there is any irregular operation on your specific route.
A few friends of mine were stuck somewhere in Poland because of some maintenance work. The train was OK for bikes and they had all necessary tickets but it stopped before its final destination and the busses that replaced it could not accommodate them. They had to ride to the next large station on their bikes, in the middle of the night, and sleep there waiting for the next train.
The next train ride wasn't too comfortable either, bikes were allowed but there was basically no space for them. So it would seem that official info on where and when you can take your bike is not entirely reliable, at least for Poland (they had a great time on the bike there, though).
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In the 1960s and 1970s, the advocacy for social justice engaged in and celebrated at Rutgers School of Law–Newark earned it the moniker the "People's Electric Law School."
On Wednesday, October 2, 2013, a keynote speaker and panelists will revisit those years and their lessons for today in a discussion titled "The History of Rutgers–Newark Law School's Engagement in Legal Education" that is hosted by the Neisser Public Interest Program. The event represents the law school's recognition of First Monday, the start of the new U.S. Supreme Court term, and is the kick-off event for the new academic year's public interest programming.
|"The History of Rutgers–Newark Law School's Engagement in Legal Education"
|Keynote: George Conk '74, Adjunct Professor of Law and Senior Fellow, Stein Center for Law & Ethics, Fordham Law School, and author of "People's Electric: Engaged Education at Rutgers–Newark Law School in the 1960s and 1970s"
Ollis Douglas '72, Assistant Deputy Public Defender, New Jersey Office of the Public Defender
Victor Goode '73, Associate Professor, CUNY Law, former Executive Director of the National Conference of Black Lawyers
Dale Jones '73, Assistant Public Defender, New Jersey Office of the Public Defender
Donna Lieberman '73, Executive Director, New York Civil Liberties Union
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Wind farm proposal rejected, developer plans another try
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This is bad news for Wisconsin...Hide replies
How so? Talk to electrical engineers about it. They'll let you know how these things are a money sucking waste of time.
They all use power when they are not running as well to keep the hydraulic fluid warm and to lock the brakes. I have driven past a farm of them along I-39 in IL repeatedly, finding that they have been sittting there idle on most days I drive by.
Offer to put it in your backyard if you feel that way dude....
YouGo, Are you a NIMBY? Dang, I see LG beat me to it. I am being threatened with being surrounded by IWT's and I for one am glad they are not just throwing up those eye sores with a possible physical concern component because it makes the lefties "feel good". They are not efficient and we wouldnt even be having this conversation if they were not so heavily subsidized by taxpayer money. Look to Europe where they are ahead of us with IWTs and how many are now idle or being dismantled because THEY DIDNT WORK! Do some research before you bemoan their demise. Oh, yeah, you want to "Feel good" about doing "something" for the environment, despite the research.......
Another "Maybe Watt" project correctly rejected. Maybe the wind will blow today and we'll have power and then maybe the wind won't blow today and we won't have power.
Too bad you need power every day..not just when the wind blows. Go Keystone Pipeline!!!!
I wonder if any new rail line have to meet 45 decibels a night?
That seems a little restrictive.Hide replies
Or Harleys?
Just like people who buy property, with back yards adjacent to highways or the interstate, then complain about the noise.
Are trains constant at night? Or Harleys? This is an ongoing repetitive noise. When they are turning and not down for (frequent) maintenance. You can bet noise regulations would come into play for trains if they ran nose to tail for 24 hours a day. And Davea11, you do realize that the houses are THERE already and these are being put up now? So, your analogy is 180 degrees incorrect.
I run a fan at night. My wife snores. Without a fan, a Harley going by at 2 am would wake me up. Repetitive noise, the fan, masks snoring.
Send the snorers to buy the houses around the windmills. Problem solved.
Biker, I dont see too many "wind turbine rumbling" settings on sleep machines.
Actually, a large amount of people use white noise to help them get a better nights sleep. I know a handful of friends that use fans or white noise generators to keep from being woken up at 2 AM. Some physicians even recommend it:
Constant low noise is better than one loud burst. If you can be awaken by 45 db a Harley should give you a heart attack.
Over and above the noise issue is a much bigger one for the homes near these 400 foot towers when they attempt to ever try to sell and move. You can bet that prospective buyers will take one look and go elsewhere.Hide replies
Also factor in the 40% reduction in home value within 1-2 miles of IWT's. A quick way to be upside down in a mortgage and then be tied to a house that will not ever sell is have an IWT put up nearby. Look at the abandoned houses in the Shirley Wind project up in Green Bay for an example of what can happen.
What does IWT stand for? I assume WT is "wind turbine", but what does the "I" stand for?
Transit I is for Industrial sized wind turbines that range above 150 feet. The ones in Blue Sky Green Field BSGF are around 400 ft. In Shirley they are around 500 ft. tall.
greenhome, thanks!. How is WT height figured? Is it the height of the tower or the top of an upward-pointing blade?
In other words, if you have a 200-foot tower with 150-foot long blades, is it a "200-foot" WT or a "330-foot" (or so) WT?
Transit - The manufactures give specifations several different ways such as tip (top of blade) height, hub (center of blades), blade (1/2 of diameter or one blade length) length. Diameter of blades can be approx. the size of a boeing 747 which is 231 feet or near the size of two football fields. At the Montfort wind farm in Iowa County are 20 turbines each 1.5 MW and tip height of 330 ft. with blade length of 112 ft. The 500 ft. wind turbines at Shirley Farm are the same ones they want to put up in Forest. The manufactures continue to make them taller. The problem lies in the fact that they are placing turbines too close to homes. It is a well known fact globally that people are having health problems after they were put in and were forced to abandon their homes. In Canada through the freedom of information act documents show that developers were aware of these problems back in 2006. The solution is to place the turbines where no one would be bothered by them but the developers fear they will lose money. Big wind manufacturers, developers and promoters lobbied to mandate renewable energy. It is all about getting rich off of Government subsidies just as the oil companies ect. Wind is more heavily subsidized than most. These companies should stand on their own two feet and the Government should not be making decisions on the lives of citizens when they and their children will probably never have to live next to them. Nor are they equalified engineers or sound experts. More studies need to be done without redacting!
I thought the greenies would LOVE to buy these homes!!
Gee wind mills or cow manure, tough call
Actually I vote for bio-digesters that use cow manure to create energy. Saves it from run off into rivers so not only does it create energy it keeps our rivers cleaner. Wind energy is a money pit. Insulation of buildings and conservation would not only lower costs of energy it will lower CO2 at any plants. Some wind turbines have been built on mountain tops that clear the land of trees and trees absorb CO2. Doesn't make sense other than the developers are just in it for the green taxpayer money that is.
So now it's hard to put up wind turbines in the state too. Unbelievable.Hide replies
Thank goodness sanity still prevails in Wisconsin.
What is unbelievable is that the issue is politicized instead of looking at reality. Why is it hard? If these things were soooo wonderful, why all the regulations and steps.....and research as to their physical and economic impact? Maybe because the research shows they are a money pit, reduce home values and can possible cause health issues. Again, you love them, go live under one and get back to us. Until you do that, you really have nothing more to offer I guess.
Then put one up in your backyard.
So you can only comment about a turbine if it is in your yard. Fine then shut up about the mine.
If you love windmills so much 40, I'll ask the question again, why don't YOU offer to buy one of those houses or allow one to be built in YOUR backyard.
BTW, it someone wants o dig for ore, gravel, oil, or anything else in my backyard, they're welcome to do it.
Thanks LGR, I know a company with few 1000 tons of coal ash they need to get rid of, probably also can get you some nuclear waste real cheap.
But don't worry the half life is only 10,000 years.
When you're pedaling that bike hooked up to a generator in order to get some electricity because your precious windmills aren't working that day I'll bet you'll wishing for some of that evil coal ash juice....
Interesting that this was rejected by a Doyle Appointee and a Walker Appointee to the PSC.
The proposed project covers 26,550 acres of land or 41.5 square miles and this is an environmental thing to do, yet a mine that is 4 miles long and 1/2 mile wide is an enviromnemtal disaster.
Both are proposed for northern Wisconsin.Hide replies
That's because one is "green" while the other is one of those old dirty manufacturing industries....
Jumbo....what long term environmental damage are the turbines going to cause to the water supply? How many superfund sites are dedicated to wind turbine cleanup?
You should have more respect for the old dirty manufacturing industries that built this nation. Not saying it's a great place right now, but all of the infrastructure, houses, cars, grills, pots, pans, plumbing, basically anything metal comes from that ODMI. I'm not trying to support the mine in this post, but just pointing out the fact that many of the objects you take for granted come from a mine.
I wonder where the iron to build the turbine tower first came from?
Thanks moto...I didn't realize where raw materials came from until you mentioned it. Thanks!
This is wonderful news! We live with a 400' turbine less than 1000' from our home. At times the noise is so bad it wakes us up at night. Realtor's say that people won't even bother to look at a home once they learn it's in a footprint.
We are stuck in Hell.Hide replies
Welcome to living in rural Wisconsin. Guess what....you were already in hell prior to the turbine.
And when you flip on that light switch in rural Wisconsin and expect it to turn on, where do you think that power comes from? Doesn't matter as long as its NIMBY...
Loved our home! We never would have even considered selling before these monsters invaded!
Rural Wisconsin is not hell, Bush. Most people out here are refugees from Milwaukee, happy to live far away from the sewer.
Really you wake up at 45 db. Go see a doctor.
Have seen the Dr. On Meds to sleep and for the headaches. Dr. Agrees this has been devastating to me. The Blue Sky Wind Farm has a 50 dba. For every point increase it's X's 10.
FOOTPRINT, actually it gets 10x louder for each TEN points (not each point). A 1dB increase is about 1.26x louder, not 10x.
These machines can fail throwing parts for up to a half mile: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLInrjUtFGI&feature=related
That was pretty cool. But really gawebcat, you think when a coal, natural gas,or worse, nuclear plant has a major malfunction, think the damages are a little worse?
i live a few hundred feet from a train crossing, and i have no problems ever, and i live 2 miles from the airport. no headaches, no sleeping problems, heck, after living in Bay View and RIverwest, sometimes Saint Francis is almost too quiet to sleep in. I could use a wind turbine, the ambient noise is nice.
These wind turbines would replace burning 500 tons of coal a day from going into our air and water, not to mention the cost of obtaining that coal.
And 45 decibels is just about the same sound level as a very quiet suburb or not much louder than a library...Hide replies
Where did you get your numbers? From the guberment?
WE Energies Website...
They fudge the figures. Same for the turbines saying they supply for X amount homes which is not the case because the wind doesn't always blow or blow hard enough to produce the energy they claim. Wisconsin is not a windy state so even if a wind turbine has the capacity of a 1.5 mega watts it doesn't produce that unless it is windy enough therefore does not supply X amount or homes or X amount of replacing coal from being used.
Put them up outside your house since you love them so much, Bush.
If the wind turbine farms are such a great idea and are such a minimal problem, why don't we put them up all over Dane County? Any areas not currently occupied by farmland or structures can be converted into "wind farms". We'll see how far THAT would go....Hide replies
Noise pollution and electromagnetic pollution are bad for the environment. Probably worse than those toxic curly cue light bulbs we are forced to buy and can not dispose of in a landfill because they have mercury in them. Has anyone figured out how to dispose in an environmentally safe manner all those lithium ion batteries in electric cars when they need to be replaced?
I do not have a single "curly cue" light bulb in my home. Who is forcing you to buy them?
Obama's voice in your head?
And they have recycling centers at almost every big box home improvement retailer for those curly lightbulbs.
Glad to see you are so concerned about recycling old66...
Lg they usually need to be in a windy place, moron.
Well, to be fair, there is a lot of wind coming from the Capitol.
If that's the case 40, why not put one in front of the singing idiots at the capitol, plenty of hot air coming from them and they might make themselves useful for a change.....
please stop commenting.
I'd love to tell you what to do RBF, but I'm sure I'd get banned by the JS.
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Having to hit the X to close out that bar over and over is such a pain. When a download completes, I want to have the bar clear itself and leave the bottom of the screen, similar to the way Download Statusbar for Firefox does. How do I do this?
Found this Chrome extension today. It's relatively new, available since May 22, 2012:
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Easier keyboard shortcuts (Windows): Ctrl+J, Ctrl+W (open "Downloads" tab and close it).
For Mac, use ⌘ (Cmd)+Shift+J.
Keyboard shortcut solution for Mac users
The Download Bar has been my #1 complaint about Google Chrome ever since I started using it, and was often a reason to switch back to Safari as my main browser. Every now and then I go through all the Google Groups topics about this, but even though there've been bug reports and feature requests about this for years, nobody at Google can be bothered to add a simple "Close Download Bar" keyboard shortcut or a "Don't show the Download Bar" checkbox in the settings.
Furthermore, the Download Bar isn't added within the window, the window is resized and then the Download Bar gets added. Hello Google, this isn't 1995 where JavaScripts are constantly resizing your application windows. I am the user, and I decide how large my windows should be.
When you close the Downloar Bar right away, the window size is restored though. However, when you interact with other applications for a while and then return to Google Chrome to close the Download Bar, it forgot the original window size for some reason, and you're stuck with the resized window. This probably isn't a problem on a screen with a high resolution, but on laptops where you have less screen real estate, it can be really annoying.
Because of the resizing, I started looking into finding a solution using AppleScript. And while I was working on that, I found a way to automate the closing of the Download Bar as well.
AppleScript that closes the Download Bar
Here's what it does:
Like I said, after a while Google Chrome forgets the original window size. The bounds in the script are how I prefer my browser window on my MacBook Air resolution. You can remove this, or set it to whatever you want. I guess it's also possible to determine what the bounds are after the window has been resized, and then calculate what they were if you subtract the height of the Download Bar.
Install AppleScript as Service with keyboard shortcut
The easiest way to run this script is to install it as a system wide Service that you can then activate using a keyboard shortcut. To do this, follow these steps:
And that's it. Now, whenever you press your key combo, Google Chrome will be activated (if it wasn't already), and the AppleScript is loaded removing the Download Bar. So it's also an easy way to quickly return to Chrome, e.g. when you did something with the file you downloaded.
Auto-closing the download shelf? Ha! Good luck with that; the devs are resolute to not implement that for some reason. However, they have made it so that opening a file (ie, by clicking on its download-bar entry) will remove it, and if the bar is empty, then it will hide.
They also refuse to make an option to not show the shelf at all.
For what it's worth, you can close it with the keyboard by doing:
The first command pops your downloads in a new tab, the second quickly closes the downloads, sending you back to your previous tab. Doing so closes the 'Downloads' bar.
How about using this extension
No place hogging download bar will show up any more.
I did something close to Alec here, but my code is a little more efficient and less likeley to fail - mostly because it doesn't rely on keyboard shortcuts (much) and dynamically checks whether the shortcuts has registered before it goes on. Enjoy!
You can get rid of the download bar in Chromium with a keyboard shortcut. An extension for this purpose can be downloaded here:
Note that this project has been abandoned.
Here's a script I came up with to close the downloads bar. Instead of opening and closing the downloads window, it just clicks the button to close the downloads bar.
I invoke it via FastScripts, although the method that @Alec describes should also work.
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Wild Mushroom Tartlets
Categories: Entertaining, Finger Foods, New Year's, Party Snacks, Snacks, Vegetarian
Type: Appetizers and Snacks
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Earthy mushroom tartlets get an elegant accent with chive hollandaise sauce
Prep Time: 40M, plus chilling
Cooking Time: 40M
Serves: makes 6 servings
- 1/2 cup boiling water
- 1/2 oz ( 15g) dried porcini mushrooms
- 2 tbsp butter
- 14oz ( 400g) cremini mushrooms, sliced
- 1 small onion, finely chopped
- 1 tbsp fresh lemon juice
- 4oz ( 115g) cream cheese
- salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 6 tbsp chive hollandaise sauce
- chopped fresh chives, for garnish
For the pastry
- 1 1/4 cups all-purpose flour, plus extra for dusting
- 6 tbsp butter, chilled and diced
- 1 egg yolk mixed with 2 tbsp water
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- To make the filling, soak the dried mushrooms in the boiling water for 20 minutes to soften. Drain and chop the soaked mushrooms. Heat the butter in a frying pan over medium-high heat. Add the mushrooms and onion and cook 5 minutes, until the mushrooms are softened. Add the soaked mushrooms and cook about 5 minutes more, until the mushrooms are sizzling. Stir in the lemon juice. Let cool. Pulse the mushroom mixture and cream cheese in a food processor until combined. Season with salt and pepper.
- Meanwhile, make the pastry. Pulse the flour and butter in a food processor until it resembles coarse bread crumbs. Add the egg mixture and pulse just until it clumps together. Gather into a disk, wrap in plastic wrap, and refrigerate for 30 minutes.
- Have ready the tart pans with removable bottoms. Divide the dough into 6 portions, and roll out each on a lightly floured work surface into a 1/8in (3mm) thick round. Line each pan with a round, trimming the excess dough. Prick the dough with a fork. Refrigerate for 30 minutes.
- Preheat the oven to 400°F (200°C). Line each tart pan with parchment paper and fill with baking beans. Bake for 10 minutes. Remove the paper and beans and bake until the crusts are lightly browned, about 5 minutes more. Remove the pans from the oven. Reduce the oven temperature to 375°F (190°C).
- Spread the mushroom mixture in the pastry shells. Top each with 1 tbsp hollandaise sauce. Bake for 10 minutes, until the hollandaise glazes. Remove the tarts from the pans and transfer to plates. Sprinkle with chives and serve hot.
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Many developers recommend Firefox for web development for a variety of reasons. But, after looking at Opera, it seems to me that Opera has all of the same web development functionality that Firefox has built into it. So what is wrong with Opera for web development?
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I think any browser you like to work in is the right browser to work in. I like Chrome--I think its developer interface is very nice indeed.
Problem is, a very compliant browser is going to fool you when you switch to a less-compliant one (lookin at you, Internet Explorer). Things will be building nicely, and then your boss will look at it on IE6 and it'll be a calamity. So you've got to at least be looking very frequently at your work the browser that's simultaneously most popular and most breakage-prone.
That's a good point about Opera, and it has been highly-rated whenever I have heard about it.
I'm an "opera lover" and it's my browser of choice. I think the main problem with using it for web development is the rather perverse fact that it has probably the best standards compliance and hence when you view a site created primarily for Opera in IE it often looks different due to IE's poor compliance. The fact that most people (clients particularly, it seems) use IE as their primary (often only) browser compounds this.
The main reason I stick with Firefox rather than Opera is that this is what the Firefox bug tracking system looks like, and this is what the Opera one looks like - when something's not working and I'm sure it's not my fault I like to be able to read (and contribute to) a discussion about it.
Incidentally, one reason why I prefer Firefox to Chrome is that I spend a significant amount of time trying to do web development on trains with no network connection, and Chrome has this issue.
If you're working on the front-line of web development you'd realise you don't have the luxury of choosing the best browser. Corporates don't pay you build websites and intranets to browsers you like. The facts are simple, Windows: IE, Firefox MAC: Safari, Firefox. You can't support every browser unless specified by the client. Time costs money thus you need to select the most popular browsers on the most popular platforms. If any web developer had a choice, would they seriously support IE? It's a simple fact of economics; it's got nothing do with which browser is better.
Also Metropolis W3 School statistics are not a true representation of browser usage. W3 Schools visitors aren't the general public, its techies. I've never seen a statistic before where Firefox is the number one browser? Obviously the general public have suddenly converted on mass to Firefox, interesting.
Opera, Chrome and IE 8+ all have good development tools built in to them; I think that the days of saying that Firefox is the best because of Firebug are mainly over.
Firefox still does have the most mature eco system of extensions. I do most of my development in Google Chrome nowadays, but there are still a few tasks, like managing Amazon servers via ElasticFox, that I find myself doing in Firefox. (Chrome's catching up on the extension front; Opera and IE still lag behind.)
Also, a comment on some of the other answers: there's a big difference between the browsers you test in and the browser you spend time in when you're developing. You should absolutely be doing testing and QA in every browser that you possibly can (I have a virtual machine or two running with various versions of various browsers installed). But there's no reason to be masochistic and spend your time developing in a browser that you don't like; if you find yourself running into too many surprises when testing, you probably need to improve your code, rather than switch the browser you're developing with.
But if I need to debug something DOM related (CSS, JS) I switch to Firefox, using Firebug. Opera's developer tool "Dragonfly" isn't only much to slow, but it also connects to an Opera server each time I open it, this is a pain.
I'm using constantly Opera, Safari, Firefox and Chrome for web development (switching each two-three days). It helps me to find early browser specific issues.
As of Opera, things are getting better. For example even a year ago I won't advice anybody use Opera ad main development browser. Nowadays now Dragonfly looks pretty mature.
But I still belive that firefox is most comfortable tool.
Chances are, you have a list of browsers that the site needs to work "correctly" in.
And chances are, Opera is not on that list (I've never had a client ask for it - I'm not sure I've ever had a client that would even have heard of it).
So, using Firefox for development generally means "develop in Firefox, then test in IE and Safari". Using Opera would mean "develop in Opera, then test in IE, Safari and Firefox." Just means more work for you to do.


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Central Park Tour: The Art of the Park
Sunday, March 16, 2014
2:00 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
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Walk from the Dairy to Belvedere Castle and see how the Park's interwoven landscapes began as a series of images envisioned by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux. The route involves many hills and stairs.
Space is limited; advance registration suggested. Tickets available onsite with credit card only. Please arrive at the meeting location 15 minutes before the start of the tour to allow time for check in. For the courtesy of other guests, those arriving after the start time cannot be accommodated.
Ticket sales are final. Tours take place rain or shine, except in extreme weather conditions (heavy rain, sustained winds of 30mph or more, snowstorms, and a wind chill below 25 or heat index above 95 degrees).
Groups of seven or more must schedule a custom tour three weeks in advance at email@example.com.
For the latest information or to see more dates for this tour, check the Central Park Conservancy calendar. Tour dates and times are subject to change without notice.
Tickets: $15 per person. Central Park Conservancy members: $10 per person.
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The Public Theater's Free Shakespeare in the Park production of Troilus and Cressida will contain effects including the use of loud sounds, blank gunshots, and simulated explosions. The production will run nightly through August 14 at the Delacorte Theater (located mid-park at 80th Street on the southwest corner of the Great Lawn). Please visit the Public Theater's website for more information about the show and its special effects.
Anticipated Completion: 08/14/2016
Central Park Weather
- NYC Parks Joins The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service In Celebrating The Centennial Of The Migratory Bird Treaty
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- Central Park Conservancy Family Performance Festival: Billy B, the Science and Dance Man
- Central Park Tour: Heart of the Park
- Exhibition - SPF16: NYC Pools and Beaches in Contemporary Photography
- Central Park Tour: Mid-Park Welcome Tour
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- Dog-friendly Areas
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- Fishing
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- Ice Skating Rinks
- Nature Centers
- Outdoor Pools
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I would like to ask a couple of naive question about the following theorem of Max Noether:
In the book of Fulton, page 60
this theorem is called Max Noether's fundamental theorem.
Question 1. Are there some nice applications of this theorem apart from the simple ones that a given in the book of Fulton?
Question 2. Why this theorem is called fundamental? Is this for some historical reason? Is this theorem a part or a starting point of some modern theory?
(Unfortunately I was not able to get answers to these questions by simple googling)


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The Associate in Arts program is designed to parallel the freshman and sophomore level course work at four-year colleges and universities within the University of North Carolina System and will transfer to these institutions toward a baccalaureate degree.
The Associate in Arts degree (A.A.) is for students who want to pursue a four-year degree in one of the liberal arts disciplines or at a professional school that requires a strong liberal arts background.
The Phi Theta Kappa honor society is a voluntary campus student organization open to all curriculum students. Membership is based on academic achievement. The society provides opportunities for the development of leadership and service, for an intellectual climate for exchange of ideas and for stimulation of interest in continuing academic excellence.
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A fire still burns after a tugboat and barge hit a gas pipeline on March 12, 2013, in Perot Bay in Lafourche Parish, Louisiana, USA, about 30 miles south of New Orleans.
Visitors sit at tables at the Korea War Memorial Museum in Seoul, South Korea.
Sui Wenjing (top) and Han Cong of China perform in the pairs short program at the ISU World Figure Skating Championships in London.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas reviews an honor guard during a welcoming ceremony at Vnukovo airport on his arrival in Moscow, Russia.
A serviceman of the Belarussian Interior Ministry's special forces unit breaks a stack of burning tiles with his head during a show at their base in Minsk.
Comet PanSTARRS (L) is seen with a one-day old crescent moon as both set over the Very Large Array radio telescope antenna dishes March 12, 2013 near Magdalena, New Mexico, USA.
Russian President Vladimir Putin (2nd R), Mayor of Moscow Sergei Sobyanin (2nd L, back) and actor Steven Seagal (R, back) visit a new sports arena on the territory of the Sambo-70 training sports complex in Moscow.
With their scheduled stay onboard the International Space Station headed toward its final days, three members of the Expedition 34 crew pose for some photographs in their Sokol suits in Destiny, the U.S. Laboratory . From left are NASA astronaut Kevin Ford, commander, with Roscosmos Flight Engineers Oleg Novitskiy and Evgeny Tarelkin.
A woman cycles as she carries baskets to sell in a market near Lapdaung mountain in Sarlingyi township, Burma.
A racegoer smiles during Ladies Day, the second day of racing at the Cheltenham Festival horse racing meet in Gloucestershire, western England.
Two meerkats play in the snow in their enclosure at the zoo in Kronberg, western Germany.


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DILLONVALE - Increasing wages to attract more police officers is being considered in the village.
Village Council recently discussed decreasing health coverage and increasing wages to attract more officers, and it was decided to draw up an ordinance for Monday's meeting.
The proposed legislation would list an officer in his first year with the village would receive $8 an hour; an officer with one or more years, $9 an hour; and the chief would be paid $10 an hour, according to officials.
Council authorizes the chief at his discretion to permit a ride-along for any citizen, subject to checking with the insurance company along with the signing of a waiver.
The police chief recommended the curfew ordinance be amended with the time to be 10 p.m. across the board.
Council agreed to amend the ordinance at the next meeting. It was recommended that the police give warning slips before a citation is issued.
In other matters, Andy Beranek submitted his resignation as recreation director, and it was approved by council. The clerk-treasurer was asked to advertise for a combined position, that of a part-time police officer and a recreation director.
Council's building committee received a quotation concerning a plumbing problem in the furnace area, and the clerk-treasurer requested another quote.
At a previous meeting, council discussed the purchase of wire for the Night Riders Memorial Park, with the balance of funds from the permissive taxes received from the county commissioners. A motion was approved to purchase the electric wire in the amount of $783.83.
Mayor Michele Dulesky reported the shingles are coming off the roof at the former senior citizens center, and the building is in poor shape.
Councilwomen Christine Lollathin and Trisha Painter discussed news from the Jefferson County Regional Planning Commission and reported the completion date for the razing of four houses in the village is Dec. 15.
The contractor will level the ground, seed and mulch. It also was noted the contractor reported when the asbestos is removed from the structures, workers will be wearing white asbestos suits, and residents should not to be alarmed. According to the contractor, it will not be harmful to residents.
A resident asked about the removal of a barrier on an alley used by the Wilson Funeral Home as part of its parking lot so he can have wheelchair access and a handicapped ramp. Solicitor Christopher Gagin suggested the resident put the proposal or a request for a meeting in writing and send it certified to the funeral home with a copy to the village.
Council approved a motion to designate an area outside 136 Second St. as a handicapped parking area and authorized the street department to paint the curb blue and to put up a sign.
Council received a copy of the attorney general's opinion about going into executive sessions. Mentioned in particular was going into executive sessions for personnel matters, and it was recommended that village officials read the statute when going into the sessions for personnel matters.
Council's next regular meeting will be at 6 p.m. Monday in the city building.


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February 03, 2013
Cape Town Tens 2013: social media photos
The Cape Town Tens took place at Hamilton's Rugby Club in Green Point on February 1 and 2. This annual, social rugby festival, which features rugby legends like Robbie Fleck and Bobby Skinstad, is growing in popularity every year and it's worth making plans to be at the 2014 event.
Follow @tensrugby on Twitter to stay up to date with plans.
Below are some snaps of the 2013 event posted on social media.
The other big social event in Cape Town during the weekend was the 2013 J&B Met. See photos here.


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So, I've read Sketching User Experience by Bill Buxton and several blogs discussion how to start the ideation process in a good way with sketching. I've also read about different pens, such as Copic and Sharpie, and seen showcases of UI sketches. But, nowhere have I found any resources about actually becoming better at the sketching craft specifically for UI/UX. Are there any?
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This might be relevant for you: 5 tips on sketching user interfaces:
An additional useful resource The Messy Art Of UX Sketching by Pieter Buick, covering topics and tips such as
Eva-Lotta Lamm also has a great presentation on Speaker Deck on Sketching Interfaces and also describes her list of favourite equipment.
Here's a blog post that has some ideas:
There's a Flickr group, though I don't know if it's being moderated anymore:
And Jakob Linowski has a lot of great posts on hand sketching:
Personally, I'm a fan of simple tools:
I might be reading this wrong, but there seems to be an implicit assumption here that freehand sketching practice must be achieved through analogue means. If you have access to an iPad and stylus, I can heartily recommend the Brushes or Penultimate iPad apps as a way of getting better at sketching freehand. I had almost totally abandoned sketching on paper because I was getting increasingly frustrated with the lack of an Undo command and the general messiness of erasing and/or starting again, then I was lucky enough to have use of an iPad for a while, and it totally changed how I related to sketching — it became a real pleasure.
I have the Griffin iPad Stylus: it's cheap, very nice to use, and good all the way down to one or two pixels in Brushes, though for Sharpie-type sketching I tend to use Penultimate, which has much better detection for quick pen-strokes.
The stylus also works pretty well with Brushes on the iPhone, though obviously you have less screen to play with there. But it's still good for doing stuff on the fly.
Anyway, hope that's helpful.
I think there's only one way to get better: Practice, practice and practice.


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Quality collectible furniture from the 1940's through the 1970's is the specialty. Also, a variety of items, including glassware, china and collectible appliances.
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Arts & More Gallery
Arts & More Gallery offers custom framing, in-home consultations, art classes, hundreds of mats and frames, and thousands of prints. Also, original art by local, national, and international artists.
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Nice Twice is a consignment and resale store with a large variety of great items.
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