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Show transcribed image text Find the piece-wise linear parameters Vf and rD for the diode below assuming the operating point of the diode at VD = 0.7 V is io = 1 mA. Using the piece-wise linear model from Part 1, find the estimated operating current io if VD is equal to 0.8 V. How different is this from the estimated operating current if the Shockley diode equation is used instead. For the Shockley diode equation, use the Is value from Part 1. Which model do you think is more accurate? Find a second piece-wise linear model for the operating point in Part 2.


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The writer and artist of "Batman: Thrillkiller" and "Nocturnals" returns to DC Comics for a digital-first "Legends of the Dark Knight" story.
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Energy and Global Warming News for April 30: Carbon, nitrogen link may provide new ways to mitigate pollution; Break-through MIT battery maker betting U.S. manufacturing can rise again
Carbon, Nitrogen Link May Provide New Ways to Mitigate Pollution Problems
A new study exploring the growing worldwide problem of nitrogen pollution from soils to the sea shows that global ratios of nitrogen and carbon in the environment are inexorably linked, a finding that may lead to new strategies to help mitigate regional problems ranging from contaminated waterways to human health.
The University of Colorado at Boulder study found the ratio between nitrates — a naturally occurring form of nitrogen found in soils, streams, lakes and oceans — and organic carbon is closely governed by ongoing microbial processes that occur in virtually all ecosystems. The team combed exhaustive databases containing millions of sample points from tropical, temperate, boreal and polar sites, including well-known, nitrogen-polluted areas like Chesapeake Bay, the Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Mexico.
"We have developed a new framework to explain how and why carbon and nitrogen appear to be so tightly linked," said CU-Boulder doctoral student Philip Taylor, lead author on the new study. "The findings are helping us to explain why nitrate can become so high in some water bodies but remain low in others."
A paper by Taylor and CU-Boulder ecology and evolutionary biology Professor Alan Townsend is being published in the April 22 issue of Nature. The study was funded in part by the National Science Foundation. Both Taylor and Townsend also are affiliated with CU-Boulder's Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research.
While the vast majority of nitrogen gas is abundant in the atmosphere, it is nonreactive and unavailable to most life, said Townsend. But in 1909 a process was developed to transform the nonreactive gas into ammonia, the active ingredient of synthetic fertilizer. Humans now manufacture more than 400 billion pounds of fertilizer each year — much of which migrates from croplands into the atmosphere, waterways and oceans — creating a suite of environmental problems ranging from coastal "dead zones" and toxic algal blooms to ozone pollution and human health issues.
Break-through MIT Battery Maker Tries 'Made in USA' — Betting U.S. Manufacturing Can Rise Again
Yet-Ming Chiang relishes his 20-mile drive to work. His hybrid car gets more than 100 miles per gallon, recharges by plugging into a regular wall outlet, and purrs so quietly that it's his favorite place for making important phone calls.
But what makes Chiang's ordinary-looking beige Toyota Prius even more special is that it's powered by a break-through battery he invented himself and is working to turn into the kind of high-tech, green, "Made in America" product that many see as the key to the nation's economic future.
Safer and more long-lasting than conventional lithium-ion car batteries, the 52-year old MIT professor's invention packs 600 cells into a case the size of an airplane carry-on bag. His technology has already transformed the batteries used in many cordless power tools.
So why are Chiang and his company, A123 Systems, having trouble moving to full-scale commercial production and creating thousands of new American jobs with his better mousetrap?
The answer is a story of both the current obstacles to a rebirth of U.S. manufacturing – and of the tantalizing possibilities if such a rebirth could be achieved.
The obstacles are rooted in the sad history of manufacturing's decline in the United States: Despite the promise of Chiang's batteries, many in Wall Street and Silicon Valley were incredulous when he and other leaders at A123 asked for capital to build factories in America – Asia, yes, but Michigan, why would you want to?
Even more daunting, virtually all of the world's battery manufacturing industry is now in Asia, where plants can be built faster and supplies and equipment are much easier to get than in the United States These days, it's hard to find Americans who even know how to build a battery factory.
That's why A123 had to give in and build its first plants in China – where the company could move into production quickly to show auto industry customers that it could deliver on future contracts.
"Without question, we would rather have done it all in the U.S.," said Chiang, who left Taiwan as a six-year-old with his family, earned degrees at MIT and has been a materials science professor there since the mid-1980s. "I'm an American citizen," he adds. "We're an American company. It's an American-born technology."
Despite the obstacles, A123 and a handful of other advanced battery producers are building plants in Michigan and other states – thanks massive government support that has offset Wall Street's skepticism. A123 alone is getting a whopping $250 million in aid from Obama's stimulus program as well as tax incentives from Michigan.
Germany, Mexico trying to push climate talks ahead
Five months after the troubled United Nations conference in Copenhagen, Germany and Mexico are teaming up in an effort to break the deadlock in negotiations on a global climate deal.
They will co-host a three-day meeting in Bonn starting Sunday of representatives from a selected 45 countries with hopes of building trust and clearing some of the rubble left from Copenhagen, German Environment Minister Norbert Roettgen said this week.
"The most important thing is to get the process moving again," he said.
Momentum in the drive to control global warming has slowed in some countries. The United States still has not tackled its domestic energy bill, which climate negotiators believe will provide a critical signal about U.S. global intentions; and Australia "" one of the world's biggest per capita polluters "" put off for as long as two years legislation setting up a carbon trading scheme.
Roettgen said Germany and others have not entirely given up on striking a deal at the next U.N. climate summit in Cancun, Mexico, Nov. 29-Dec. 10.
"We want to pave the way to a good result in Cancun," he said adding that "nobody wants another big disappointment."
The Copenhagen conference with representatives from some 190 countries last December was originally intended to produce a new global treaty to cut greenhouse gases and set up mechanisms to deal with the worst effects of global warming. Yet, the two-week meeting came up with far less than hoped, setting back the schedule for action possibly by years.
China Nuclear Sets Up Fourth-Generation Plant Venture
China National Nuclear Corp. set up a venture with local partners in Fujian province to build fourth-generation reactors as the world's biggest polluting- country turned to clean energy to drive its economy.
China National Nuclear holds a controlling stake in the venture formed on April 28 with Fujian Investment and Development Corp. and the government of Sanming city, where the atomic plant will be located, the Beijing-based company said on its website.
The world's fastest-growing major economy is developing nuclear energy to help cut reliance on more polluting coal and oil and to meet surging electricity demand. China is emerging as a potential exporter of atomic technology, increasing competition for companies including Areva SA.
China National Nuclear and its partners aim to start building the plant "soon," according to the statement.
The fourth-generation nuclear technology developed under the China Experimental Fast Reactor program has "noticeable advantages" in increasing the efficiency of uranium use and reducing nuclear waste, China National Nuclear Vice General Manager Yu Jianfeng said in the statement.
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Thimpu, Bhutan (AHN) – The 16th South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) Summit failed Thursday to reach a commitment on the peaking of emissions as part of the climate change discussion. Therefore, the group decided to set up an Inter-governmental Expert Group on Climate Change.
This group would work to develop a "clear policy direction and guidance for regional cooperation as envisaged in the SAARC Plan of Action on Climate Change."
The point of contention during the gathering, which took place Wednesday and Thursday at Thimpu, the capital of Bhutan, was a commitment over the peaking of emissions. Struggling economies such as Bangladesh and Maldives were in favor of finalizing some kind of pledge towards the carbon footprint. However, established giants like India and China were not favor of such a decision.
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THE way to mitigate nitrogen pollution is to use nitrogen fixing legumes as "green manure" that provide the carbon/nitrogen balance via plant material and complex nitrogen compounds that are less soluble in irrigation/rain water than are synthetic nitrogen fertilizers.
The industrial agricultural system is not terribly interested in such beneficial, but long-term strategies, preferring rapidly-working, precisely-managed, chemo-therapy instead.
Labor costs are going to increase in China. China is already looking to Africa for some of its more labor intensive manufacturing down the road.
(Remember, Japan used to be know for cheap labor.)
Labor costs in the US have dropped. New hires in many previous well-paying plants are not getting the sort of pay and benefits that earlier workers got.
We need to figure out some way to get back into the game.
Single payer health insurance would be one help. Take the direct burden off the factory.
(And I'm not for government run hospitals and doctors who are federal employees. That's not how we run single-payer Medicare.)
Fourth gen nuclear seems to be having an awful time getting started in the west.
I think, at the very least, it is a hedge we must have against climate change.
crf – There is some very good stuff concerning the cost of nuclear on this site. You might find it interesting reading.
You could start with this piece…
That study by Severance is about 2nd and 3rd generation nuclear. I've also read criticisms of this study. It is hard to get a handle on what costs of new 3+ generation nuclear will be, since there are so few new plants that have been recently built (1.5 plants, both EPRs). Both of those are massively over budget.
Fourth generation nuclear is a different animal: it's unclear what its costs will be until serious research is done in how it is to be deployed (eg, what is happening now in China, but not in the west).
I've read nearly every climate progress post for the past 2 years ;) …
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crf – I've read criticisms of Severance's study as well.
So far all I've found is criticism which boils down to "We don't like what he says. So we're just going to declare it wrong."
You found anything with actual numbers rather than fairy dust and random spraying of yellow water?
As for 4th gen nuclear, here's the beginning of the Wiki entry.
"Generation IV reactors (Gen IV) are a set of theoretical nuclear reactor designs currently being researched. Most of these designs are generally not expected to be available for commercial construction before 2030, with the exception of a version of the Very High Temperature Reactor (VHTR) called the Next Generation Nuclear Plant (NGNP). The NGNP is to be completed by 2021."
Something that is purely experimental until sometime well into the future does us no good right now. We need to get off fossil fuels now, not in the second half of the century. By then is could be way too late.
(And perhaps you haven't heard. Not only did South Africa abandon their pebble bed reactor, China has apparently done the same. That's the thing about research, it sometimes shows one that what sounds like it should work doesn't.)
It would be good to get more information on the environmental catastrophe and how this affects "dead zones" in the Gulf of Mexico and the potential for accelerating marine ecosystem collapse, an extremely dangerous issue.
We do not understand all the important services that the world's ecosystems provide.
The Caribbean is nice but in actually much of it is already an underwater desert resulting from the extreme heat.
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"Back in 2008, after ethanol production soared, the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium reported, "The nitrogen loading to the Gulf of Mexico in May of this year was 37 percent higher than 2007 and the highest since measurements began in 1970." The group added: "The intensive farming of more land, including crops used for biofuels, has definitely contributed to this high nitrogen loading rate."
"Thus like the oil spill, the Dead Zone owes some of its existence to our reliance on auto transportation."
fj2 #11 – Increased nitrogen releases correlated with increased ethanol production might well have happened. But this should serve only as a caution, and not a damnation of biofuel.
Remember, the ethanol of "2008" was made from corn. Corn is a very heavy feeder and depletes soil fertility. To grow corn is to use lots of high nitrogen fertilizer.
Other forms of biofuel production (switchgrass, cellulose waste, algae, etc.) do not require the levels of nitrogen needed for corn agriculture.
And, even with corn, we do not need to be adding nitrogen to our streams. This problem can be controlled at the individual field level. And should be controlled.
#12. Bob Wallace, "And, even with corn, we do not need to be adding nitrogen to our streams. This problem can be controlled at the individual field level. And should be controlled."
Yes, but is it being controlled not only for nitrogen but problems affecting the food supply? Or, are increased production of biofuels adding more fuel to the environmental crisis?
Referencing a 2008 report — has much changed since then? — by Lester Brown, April 16, 2008.
"World Facing New Challenge on Food Front: Business-as-usual Not a Viable Option"
"The chronically tight food supply the world is now facing is driven by the cumulative effect of several well established trends that are affecting both global demand and supply."
" . . . the recent sharp acceleration in the U.S. use of grain to produce ethanol for cars. Since 2005, this last source of demand has raised the annual growth in world grain consumption from roughly 20 million to 50 million tons."
Again, is there new data that the extremely important problem concerning food production has been corrected as well as that other issue of adding nitrogen to critical ecosystems?
Have we quit using food to make ethanol? I would guess not.
Can we create biofuel without using food-quality land? It seems so.
Keep in mind that we do not need to replace all our oil with biofuel. Most transportation can be fueled with electricity. There are some places where we will most likely need liquid fuels well into the future.
14. Bob Wallace, "Have we quit using food to make ethanol? I would guess not."
It seems that you have just answered the question and the situation is that we are unnecessarily increasing the environmental crisis instead of reducing it.
Much worse, the starvation rate has recently increased from a leveling off of about 800 million to about 900 million people annually and expected to go to about 1.2 billion. If it can be shown directly that the production of bioufuels has resulted in say, 10 million people starving to death, this is a terrible price to pay.
Mexico, Germany urge the world to act on climate
"We need to show the world how serious the threat is," Mexican President Felipe Calderon said as he opened an international climate change conference in Germany on Sunday.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who also spoke at the opening of the conference co-hosted by both countries and aimed at laying the groundwork for the next U.N. conference on climate change, asked nations around the world for more ambition in their efforts to cut greenhouse gases.
While scientists believe global temperatures must not rise by more than 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) compared to pre-industrial times, the world is now headed for a 3 to 4 degree increase, Merkel said.
"We have to realize that we have quite a long way to go to reach the 2-degree-goal," Merkel said. "Therefore we have to ascertain how we can reach our goals nonetheless."


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Edward Liddy, who left retirement to serve as CEO of struggling insurance behemoth AIG for a $1 a year salary only to be smacked around by an underling in the pages of the New York Times and twice served a shit sandwich in front of Congress, has announced he will step down from the position as soon as they can replace him. At first when we heard this we were like, of course: Probably, he thinks if he no longer has that job he'll be spared the anger of Congress and the American people! He can fly-fish in peace. But then we thought, wait: What is he thinking? Now everyone's going to be mad at him for ducking out early!
Then it occurred to us: What if Liddy is pulling a Janet? You know, the move that Bridget Fonda's character made in Singles when her boyfriend, played by Matt Dillon, failed to appreciate her devotion to him and the fact that she loved his band, Citizen Dick, even though they quite obviously sucked. What if Liddy is breaking up with America so that America realizes just how lucky we were to have him? If that's what he's doing, it's totally working! We can feel it already. Come back, Liddy, come back! Gesundheit! Or, rather, God bless you! (That one is nicer.)


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I found this athiest website- www.rael.org it is the biggest BS i've seen in my life. It talks about how there is no God and we were made by aliens?!?!? they are for cloning, abortion, homosexuality!!! someone has to do something about this stupid organization and the fools that follow it.
it currently has 60,000 members and this worries me! please respond and tell me what you think.
Have you ever read/heard about what Mormon "theology" teaches, once one has become too ensnared to escape without supreme struggle? It is every bit as depraved and crazed.
*snorts* Only 60,000 strong? Orthodoxy is 250 million strong! We have the raelians beat in three states alone.
Heck, we have three Episcopal dioceses with more than 60,000 members.
and Tom... self-discipline, mate... I thought that's what's fasting's all 'bout.
Yeah! And I hear the one in San Francisco is growing by leaps and bounds!
Faster than the GOA, I'll bet.
The fastest growing religion in the U.S. is Islam. Researchers say it has now more members than the Presbyterian Church.
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Slain Soldiers Offer Clues To Protect The Living
In previous wars, fallen soldiers rarely received post-mortem examinations, but that changed in 2001, when the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology began conducting autopsies on all slain service men and women. In 2004, the examinations were expanded to include CT scans.
CT Scans help show the pathway of wounds caused by bullets or shrapnel so that a less invasive autopsy can be conducted. While this improves the work of doctors, the data has a grim upside.
Captain Craig T. Mallak, a pathologist and lawyer who is also the chief of the Armed Forces Medical Examiner System, describes how the physical and sometimes virtual autopsies of soldiers who have died in Iraq and Afghanistan have not only assisted in the design of body armor, helmets and vehicle shields, but medical equipment as well.
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Combat medics now carry the improved equipment on the battlefield.
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A week that began with Yahoo's $1.1 billion deal for Tumblr got even stranger this morning with Amazon Publishing's announcement of Kindle Worlds, billed as the first commercial publishing platform for fan fiction. In short, fanfic writers can now earn royalties for certain corporate-sanctioned stories.
For the launch, Amazon Publishing has secured licenses from Alloy Entertainment, the book-packaging division of Warner Bros. Television, for Cecily von Ziegesar's Gossip Girl, Sara Shepard's Pretty Little Liars and L.J. Smith's The Vampire Diaries — all bestselling young-adult series that have spawned hit television shows. More licenses are expected to be announced soon.
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This one's easy, as Wednesday sees the arrival of Jeff Smith's latest Bone-related project, Tall Tales ($10.99 paperback, $22.99 hardcover — I'm obviously going for the paperback here). My daughter has become obsessed with Bone — to the point where she's started making her own Bone-related comics (complete with theme music) — and is eager to pick up the latest volume, even if it does mostly collect material she and I have read before (namely the Stupid, Stupid Rat Tails series). I'll probably pick it up on the sly this week and give it to her for for her birthday next month.
MTV's Splash Page has a preview of Yen Press' recently announced manga based on on Cecily von Ziegesar's bestselling Gossip Girl young-adult novels. Written and illustrated by HyeKyung Baek, Gossip Girl: For Your Eyes Only will be serialized in the monthly Yen Plus anthology beginning with the January issue and then collected in a volume to be released in August.
Yen Press will publish a manga based on Cecily von Ziegesar's bestselling Gossip Girl young-adult novels, to be serialized monthly in its Yen Plus anthology.
Gossip Girl: For Your Eyes Only, which debuts in the January issue, is described as "an original re-imagination" of the girls' senior year at an elite private school on New York City's Upper East Side. The manga is written and illustrated by HyeKyung Baek.
Yen Press and Gossip Girl publisher Little, Brown and Company are subsidiaries of Hachette Book Group USA. Yen Press recently published an adaptation of James Patterson's Maximum Ride, and has announced manga versions of Darren Shan's Cirque du Freak and Stephenie Meyer's Twilight.
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Songwriter Julia Douglass left Minnesota to earn a Master's degree in music at Yale. Upon receiving her degree, however, she gave up her French horn and moved to a Salvation Army women's residence in New York City, where she began to write songs about the characters and situations that surrounded and inspired her.
During her Mountain Stage performance, Douglass plays "Poor People On TV," the title track from her most recent album, inspired by Jerry Springer and Cops. Later in the performance, she entertains the audience with the tale of her ill-fated attempt to start wearing makeup and explains her signature song, "My Boyfriend Is a Genius," which appears on her first album, Fetish for the Underdog.
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Beautiful yellow aurora borealis crystal beads are nicely faceted and really throw light anfd color at the slightest movement. This is not a yellowed tint color but a real vivid yellow. Tiny fancy clasp has a single clear rhinestone center. These are in excellent condition and a color you do not see often in the aurora beads. Measures a generous 22" long.
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Extremely hard to find 2000/2001 Star of Hope ball hand blown ornament design created by Waterford for the Times Square New Years eve ball 2000. Holiday Heirlooms Nostalgic Collection Limited edition 2431 of only 3000 made. Original box, packaging and certificate of authenticity signed in pen by Matt Kehoe Waterford designer. Made in Poland. Never displayed.. MINT & PRISTINE. 4" diameter 2000 on one side, and 2001 on the other side.
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A matched pair of lovely crystal candle holders with a pretty pressed pattern. Pressed star pattern in the bottom also. Measures 5 5/8" tall and are in pristine condition. A very lovely set. Not sure if these are old or new.
Discontinued Hofbauer crystal footed oval dish with popular Byrds birds pattern in gold flash. Appears to have had a lid at one time. Lucky for you, if you need this bottom for a replacement to your lid. Measures 2" tall and is 4 1/4" x 2 1/4" oval at the top.Great condition.
Nice heavy crystal clear crystal decanter with matching stopper. Pretty drape design. Pristine condition.Please send you zip code so I can calculate shipping. This is very heavy. Measures 10" tall including stopper.
delicate crystal clear glass bell is hand blown with a crystal bead clapper. Pretty pinkish white flower blossom. Measures just 3 1/2" tall. Perfect condition.
24% lead Crystal bell with the Lord's Prayer etched in the side. It also has 2 sets of frosted praying hands. Each panel has a small embossed beaded frame around it. The base has an attractive scalloped edge. The bell is 5 1/2" tall, and is in perfect condition. Will make a lovely gift.Has a wonderful ring. Glass clapper.
Large 10" lead crystal candlestick is so lovely. Sticker says" Shanon Crystal 24% lead crystal hand crafted Slovakia. Pristine condition.
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This appears to be from the Hofbauer Byrdes collection which has been retired. Not for sure though. Crystal clear, footed base with three birds and a sawtooth edging. Perfect condition with no chips or cracks,. Measures 2 5/8" tall.
Small fan shaped vase from West Germany, made by the now defunct Hofbauer company. It features their logo bird pressed into the crystal on each side and surrounded by ruby flashing. It is additionally decorated with a sawtooth edge along the top. The vase stands just 3.5/8" tall and is 3" x 1.5" at the top. bright crisp red flashing and in pristine condition with no chips or damages...
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This beautiful wine goblet has the most beautiful design and pretty floral etching. Libbey Rock Sharpe crystal Halifax glass, their stem 3005 pattern. This beautiful glass measures 6 1/8" tall, and I have 3 available. Price is per glass, and they are all pristine. I have matching goblets I will be listing also.
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This beautiful Halifax goblet has the most beautiful design and pretty floral etching. This of one of The Libbey Rock Sharpe crystal glasses,stem 3005 patterns. This beautiful goblet measures a stately 7 7/8" tall, and I have 8 available. Hurry to assure you get enough to make a set. Price is per glass, and they are all pristine. I have matching wines I will be listing also.
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The New York Mets' Jose Reyes will start at shortstop for the National League in the All-Star Game -- if he can play.
Reyes overcame an approximately 245,000-vote deficit in the last week of voting to beat out Colorado shortstop Troy Tulowitzki and gain the starting bid. Florida's Hanley Ramirez started at shortstop for the National League each of the past three All-Star Games.
"It's great, it's everybody's dream to be that," Reyes said. "You want to be in the All-Star Game and start the game, but just to be there with all the stars it's something I'm never going to forget."
Of course, it's unknown at this point whether Reyes will be able to play in the game. He left Saturday's game against the Yankees with tightness in his left hamstring and was diagnosed with a Grade 1 strain. Reyes previously missed the 2006 and 2010 games because of injuries.
"Everybody wants to be there and wants to play, but like I said, this injury is part of the game," Reyes said. "There are still a few days left for the All-Star Game. I'm happy that I'm going to be there but right now I'm focused on trying to get into the lineup as soon as possible."
The Mets' leadoff hitter will be making his second All-Star Game start and it's his fourth selection to the game, which is the most in team history for a shortstop.
Reyes is hitting a league-best .354 with a league-high 124 hits. He leads the National League with 65 runs scored and is second in baseball in steals with 30. He's a NL MVP candidate at this point.
Joining Reyes in Arizona will be right fielder Carlos Beltran, who made the squad for the sixth time and his fifth time as a member of the Mets. His five appearances as a Mets outfielder are second behind Darryl Strawberry, who was named seven times.
"It feels great," Beltran said. "It's a great honor. Every time you are being selected to the All-Star Game it's an honor and the only guy I can thank for that is God because all the effort that I have put into my rehab, training, Puerto Rico, and everything I have done to be in the situation where I am, it's all Him."
Beltran is hitting .280 with 12 home runs and 54 RBIs this season. He said this All-Star Game is rewarding because of all the effort he put into trying to come back and be in the field.
"I told him today when I told him he was on the All-Star team how proud I was of the way he's gone about everything with this ballclub. From the first day he showed up in spring training, he's been one of the most professional people I've ever been around," Mets manager Terry Collins said. "I'm so happy for him. For a guy that we were hoping we were going to play three days a week, the guy's on the All-Star team, that tells you the way he's approached it. I'm really happy for him."
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There is a word, somewhere in my dictionary, that means a joke that only a particular group understands i.e., in-joke. I can't remember it and have failed to find it with an online thesaurus, but it is particular to the idea of a joke and not just secret knowledge such as arcane or esoteric.
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This recipe is really flexible - you can easily replace the MorningStar crumbles with 1 cup uncooked rice and I have included the cooking differences. Put anything you like on these tacos! These ingredients are merely suggestions.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 12 taco shells
- 12 ounces Morningstar Farms Meal Starters Grillers recipe crumbles
- 1 (1 1/4 ounce) packet taco seasoning
- 1⁄3 cup water
- shredded lettuce
- hot salsa
- Tabasco sauce
- canned jalapeno slices
- Cook the crumbles/rice as indicated. When it is done, add taco seasoning and 1/3 cup water. Simmer 4 - 6 minutes for rice or 7 - 8 minutes for crumbles.
- Spoon the crumbles/rice into the taco shells and add salsa, lettuce, Tobasco, jalapenos and other toppings to taste.
- If you don't want tacos quite that spicy, omit the Tobasco and jalapeno peppers and use mild salsa.


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When trying to randomly select 1000 rows from a dataset "fulldata" I get an error, im not very sure how its done in matlab but this is what I tryed:
data = datasample(fulldata,6,1000)
The fulldata is 490256x6 and I want to select 1000 random rows from this data. In matlab its throwing the error
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The Insurgency is a political activist rock band dedicated to peace and non-violence. Founded by singer/songwriter Greg Panzica, The Insurgency performs shows to raise money for charitiable causes that help people in need, environmental groups protecting our planet, and activist organizations seeking to create awareness about the atrocities committed by our current leadership, including the neoconservative controlled corporate media empire. Its gritty rock sound with influences from, among others, The Clash, The White Stripes, and Neil Young, brings together a wide range of people from all ages and groups. And its fan base is growing. From local fans in the Detroit area to diverse places such as Argentina and Serbia, people are resonating with the message The Insurgency delivers. Local radio stations in Michigan as well as stations as far away as Germany have played several of their songs.
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I'm about to start using Tortoise SVN with a group of VB6 projects. Some of the class modules in the projects are common to several of them, and I'm not quite sure how to save these in the repository. Does anyone know of any help available for this situation, or does anyone have any advice or suggestions to offer?
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I thought this was just excellent. So easy to do too!! I really liked the tartness of the lime juice. I did add a small can of diced tomatoes to this. It added a bit more colour and taste to it I think. This will be done for a vegetarian dinner I'm planning for friends soon. Thanks cmacooks.
Yummy!! It was perfect. I added another clove of garlic and cooked the brown rice with some chicken stock. I added a tsp of olive oil to moisten the rice, but my DH thought it would be better dry with fish tacos. Will make many times!
Dish had good flavor, but we found it a little dry. Also, doesn't specify when to add the cilantro, only the garnish.
I had some leftover brown rice and preferred this as a cold salad. Then with these leftovers I added a can of green chili chopped, 1 can of corn and made veggie soft tacos.
This is a delicious compliment to fish! However, I reduced salt measurement to 1 Tbsp, and pepper to 1/4 tsp. I added a few drops of hot pepper sauce to give it a little more zing, which also complimented the lime and cilantro flavors.


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Poached Bronzino in Herbed Red Wine Broth
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This is a recipe for Bronzino, which is a European fish related to our native striped bass. The flavor profile of bronzino is very close to that of our native true striped bass in the USA which may be substituted. This recipe may be served either hot immediately out of the oven, or alternatively, cold as an aspic. The richness of the fish stands up just fine to the red wine and herbs.
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- 2 (1 -1 1/2 lb) bronzino, about one to one and a half pounds each, scaled and gutted and gilled and with the fins removed, but
- 1 cup dry red wine, eg. Cabernet Sauvignon
- 1 1⁄2 cups water
- 1 apple, crisp and sweet such as a Gala, cored and quartered
- 1 bunch fresh dill
- 3 sprigs fresh tarragon
- 1⁄2 bunch fresh cilantro
- 1 sweet onion, peeled and quartered
- salt
- 1 teaspoon black pepper
- 1 lemon, wedged (optional)
- additional cilantro
- dill, and
- tarragon, for garnish (optional)
- Have your fishmonger scale, gut and remove the fins and gills of two bronzino but leave the tail and head on the fish. Place the fish in a medium to large covered casserole dish.
- Prepare a poaching liquid by combining the red wine, water, salt and pepper. Add the onion, cilantro, dill, tarragon and apple to the fluid and pour over the fish. Cover the casserole and cook in an oven preheated to 375 degrees Fahrenheit for approximately 45 minutes.
- Remove the sprigs of tarragon, cilantro and dill from the casserole. If desired, when serving, fresh sprigs of these may be used to garnish the plate.
- To serve hot, gently cut individual sections of the fish and serve in the broth along with the cooked onions and apple accompanied by a mound of steamed rice.
- To serve cold, carefully lift the fish out of the casserole and place on a large decorative serving platter. Lay out the apple and onion around the fish and pour the poaching liquid over the fish. Set this in the refrigerator overnight and leave undisturbed. Immediately prior to serving, carefully section the fish and garnish the platter with lemon wedges and additional cilantro, dill and tarragon. Serves 8 people.
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You may want to move this over to the MKII thread to get more traffic and also post it in the classifieds! Nice car, wish I had the funds to buy it now!
Best of luck with your sale!
IM'ed you back, thanks!
That's an absolutely ridiculous price - you can get a 911 engine for less than that. I wonder why it's so expensive?
Any idea how much an engine rebuild is? I may be very interested!
So what's an engine rebuild cost on a TT RS these days? Gotta be less than $10k I would think. Any ideas?
Dang, I wish it was 2 months from now and I would be ready to buy!
Thanks, sent you an email back!
Is your TT RS still for sale? Interested.....
Moving into a 991S, couldn't resist the temptation!
Here is the listing:
Yup, 991S w/PDK and other goodies :)
I have another car coming in that I've lusted after for a while (Porsche 991) so this one has to go!
I just posted my 2013 Sepang Blue TTRS on Autotrader...
Has 4900 miles, outstanding condition. Going in for its 5000 mile service on 3/14.
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Only 19, 6 of which were mine!
Good commercial....Porsche-inspired, Porsche quality.
So when is it ready?
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SF...Joe Haden
1.St. Louis- Sam Bradford QB, Oklahoma
2.Detroit- Ndamukong Suh DT, Nebraska
3.Tampa Bay- Gerald McCoy DT, Oklahoma
4.Washington- Dez Bryant WR, Oklahoma
5Kansas City- Russel Okung OT, Oklahoma State
6.Seattle- Trent Williams OT, Oklahoma
7.Cleveland- Jimmy Clausen QB, Notre Dame
8.Oakland- Bruce Campbell OT, Maryland
9.Buffalo- Dan Williams DT, Tennesse
10.Jacksonville- The Golden Calf of Bristol QB , Florida
11.Denver- Golden Tate WR, Notre Dame
12.Miami- Eric Berry FS, Tennesse
13.San Francisco- Joe Haden CB, Florida
14.Seattle- Derrick Morgan DE, Georgia Tech
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15.NY Giants- Rolando McClain ILB, Alabama
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Urry, no reason to get so offended.. I actually think 3 Oklahoma players go in the top 4. Rumor on ESPN right now is that the Redskins like Trent Williams better than Okung because he more atheltic and Shanahan's Olinemen need to be able to cut block and run upfield.. so it sounds like Trent Williams will be their pick.
17.San Francisco-Bryan Bulaga OT, Iowa
It's cool
The way I write often comes off more aggressive than I ever mean it to. This is mainly because I type as I think and generally post before actually reading it through!
18.Pittsburgh-Maurkice Pouncey C, Florida
19.Atlanta- Jason Pierre-Paul DE, south Florida
Picked the same player as you Lout in my edited message! Spooky.
20.Houston-C.J. Spiller RB, Clemson
I would think theif Spiller fell to the texans, they would trade down to say the chargers spot and pick up their 1st and 2nd, then take Devin McCourty.
21.Cincinnati- Jermaine Gresham TE - Oklahoma
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12.Miami- Eric Berry FS, Tennessee
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Took me a little bit more to complete cause I'm new to Sketch, but the overall process was quite pleasant despite a couple of things missing I usually cannot live without. A gentle feathering tool is one of my best friends and a knife tool that actually cuts in pieces just dragging is also something I was missing a bit.
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The Rock-and-Roll Hall of Fame inductee and co-founder of Talking Heads presents a celebration of music that offers insight into the roles of time, place and recording technology, discussing how evolutionary patterns of adaptations and responses to cultural and physical contexts have influenced music expression throughout history and culminated in the 20th century's transformative practices. This work is an account of a life in music and an explanation of how and why music works from one of the world's most accomplished performers. With his albums for Talking Heads, his work with Brian Eno or his solo output, the author has been consistently at the forefront of musical, and artistic, innovation. In this book he explores why the past matters and what the future might bring. From personal accounts of devising and performing his most famous work, to an exploration of the possibilities of new technologies, he discovers that artistic creation is less about an internal creative spark than we thought and more about external factors such as history, architecture and technology. "The universe of music follows broad and basic evolutionary patterns-as does birdsong, to take one example. It seems the will only triumphs if the context is amenable, just as in Darwinian adaptation. What we hear is determined by what we want to hear, by what can be heard, and by the circumstances that allow it to come into being."
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I know wrong board but this is a good one RAD is a buy target. Who see the future
No one can put there hands on 4700 drug stores plus pharmacists and the GNC store in a store and the very profitable in store clinics. for $ 7.5 share and 6 billion in debt. Basically $ 13 billion. Wal-Mart or Target would be greatly served to buy RAD
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In the 1990s, few countries were more lionized than Argentina for its efforts to join the club of wealthy nations. Argentina's policies drew enthusiastic applause from the IMF, the World Bank and Wall Street. But the
The dramatic, definitive account of the most spectacular economic meltdown of modern times exposes the dangerous flaws of our global financial system.
In the 1990s, few countries were more lionized than Argentina for its efforts to join the club of wealthy nations. Argentina's policies drew enthusiastic applause from the IMF, the World Bank and Wall Street. But the club has a disturbing propensity to turn its back on arrivistes and cast them out. That was what happened in 2001, when Argentina suffered one of the most spectacular crashes in modern history. With it came appalling social and political chaos, a collapse of the peso, and a wrenching downturn that threw millions into poverty and left nearly one quarter of the workforce unemployed.
Paul Blustein, whose book about the IMF, The Chastening, was called "gripping, often frightening" by The Economist and lauded by the Wall Street Journal as "a superbly reported and skillfully woven story," now gets right inside Argentina's rise and fall in a dramatic account based on hundreds of interviews with top policymakers and financial market players as well as reams of internal documents. He shows how the IMF turned a blind eye to the vulnerabilities of its star pupil, and exposes the conduct of global financial market players in Argentina as redolent of the scandals-like those at Enron, WorldCom and Global Crossing- that rocked Wall Street in recent years. By going behind the scenes of Argentina's debacle, Blustein shows with unmistakable clarity how sadly elusive the path of hope and progress remains to the great bulk of humanity still mired in poverty and underdevelopment.
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