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- Racing 5 are designed for everyday use and training. An optimum proposal from Fulcrum which guarantees excellent quality.
- New oversized hubs with flanges for blade hammer-head spokes, and sealed high-quality bearings ensure smoothness
- The rear wheel incorporates a new single-piece body which embodies the freewheel body and pawl carrier in a single component resulting in a considerable weight reduction.
- Fulcrum 2:1 spoke ratio on rear wheel, double the number of spokes on the drive side for greater wheel stability and improved power transfer in the rear wheel. 20 radial aero spokes on front wheel, 24 on rear.
- The wheels have two oversized spokes to balance the concentration of the rim joint material during wheel rotation, Fulcrum call this Dynamic Balance.
- The Racing 5's also have a deep upper bridge on the rim to facilitate clincher tyre fitting.
- Weights: Front 775g, Rear 985g
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Mr NewbyGreat training wheels. Big improvement over stock mavics that were fitted. Once up to speed they do roll well and are strong as they survived big pot hole strike hidden by water this morning!!! Overall for the price recommended
Mr bowmerBrilliant purchase, fancied seeing how much better these would be compared to the mavics that came with my entry level specialised sectaur. They're very good, stiffer, lighter, faster. Good buy
Mr BroadhurstI read the reviews for these wheels and bought them to upgrade an Specialized Allez. They made a huge difference on the original wheels being smooth, light and made it feel there was an additional gear. Stiff and responsive they have made a huge difference to the bike. I bought these over the Shimano RS31 due to the great reviews I would recommend the wheels but do make sure you have some long valved tubes to go with them.
Dave TGreat set of wheels for the money. Ive always been a Fulcrum fan. Decent weight saving over the basic Mavics on my bike. I know you can get lighter wheels but for me, the strength to weight ratio of the Fulcrum 5s is ideal for everyday use on the UK (bad) roads. The white hubs might not be to everyones liking. Top service from Merlin as always.
Mr ADCAwesome product, made a huge difference to the stock wheels on my Trek Madone 3.1 - fitted my Conti GP3000 tyres and the rolling resistance was hugely reduced, much faster up hill also. Very happy. Fantastic price and delivered next day - well done Merlin.
ChrisBought a set of Fulcrum Racing 5s about a fortnight ago now after much deliberation between the Shimano RS30s and the Planet X AL30s. Not being too fussed with shaving loads of weight as these are mainly a commute and winter wheel I plumbed for the Fulcrums as they get good reviews for being pretty tough and my old set were 30mm aero rims like the Shimano so fancied a change. Out of the box they were true and passed the 'ping' test. The bearings run really smooth and seem to go forever. I ride with a pair of 25mm Vittora Rubino Pros on them and can safely say they have made a huge difference! Both my average speed on my commute (Up 3mph) and my Strava blasts have improved. Admittedly they are not as quick to accelerate as some of the lighter wheels I've ridden but they hold speed superb once your up there and they feel super rigid. 2 weeks on and I've put a couple of hundered miles on them and no problems as of yet. Couldn't recommend them more for a commuter/weekend warrior like myself (especially with the extra discount via Merlin at the moment.) albeit they may be a bit heavy for the racing snakes!
Rich TBuckled my original 2005 105 rear so decided to replace with these Fulcrum Racing 5's. Have put a couple hundred K's on them already around the local roads and they've taken the local streets well without so much of a wobble. Still running as true as the day they arrived so need them to run another 5 years! Not perfectly balanced as the blurb would lead you to believe but not far out. Run silently (When compared with a Hope hub ;-) )
SpaggyThese are good looking wheels with very smooth bearings that are very quick when freewheeling. In terms of weight they are comparable with other wheels in the same price range. They came balanced and after quite a few miles remain so. I would recommend them
Mr SummerfieldGreat wheels, packaged carefully and true as can be out of the box! Fast Shipping to CANADA.
Mr LeonardVery good set of wheels especially at the price I paid. The ride is much more comfortable than the the previous set of wheels and my average speed has improved by over 2 miles per hour.
Mr SmithI spent quite some time deliberating between these wheels and the cut price NOS Ksyriums on the site at a comparable price. Really glad I picked the Fulcrum 5s. I ride a 2011 Specialised Allez Sport and replaced the Mavic CXP22s that came as standard. The initially perceived weight loss of half a kilo doesnt feel apparent when riding but they certainly make a great difference when ascending and have increased my average rolling speed by a couple of mph on a 30 mile ride.They give confidence when travelling over Berkshires (mostly) rough pot-holed roads and I feel confident that they will remain true long after this initial 500 mile testing period (just completed). The biggest difference is that sense of reward for my efforts. Think I will review them again after a year and look forward to perhaps going to the 3s in a couple of years...
Mr GaylerI am really pleased with these wheels. I am probably 5% to 10% faster than I was on the stock DR Swiss Axis 1.0 wheels that came with my Specialized Allez Elite. Now I am riding some decent wheels I realise how terrible the stock wheels were and I am wondering why I didn't replace them sooner and why Specialized specs such poor wheels in the first place. TheseFulcrum 5 wheels look really good with the white hiubs and red and black rims and spokes. On the bench the bearings seem really smooth and the wheels freewheel for a long long time. Unlike some reviews I have read here I have found the freehub to be near silent. Certainly the quietest I have ever ridden. On the road the wheels love rolling at 20mph+. With the aero spokes they make more noise than round spoke wheels but they seem to need less effort to keep rolling. The wheels arrived beautifully packaged and seem to ooze build quality throughout. The individualyl signed build record is impressive and reassuring. On the down side I am not impressed with the claims Fulcrum make about weight. Claimed weights are 775 and 985 gm respectively. When you open the package the documentation backpedals straightaway, stating that shimano free hub option bumps weight up to 1024 on the rear, which makes the headline weight claim look a bit sick. Putting the wheels on the scale, the actual weights are 834 and 1096 respectively, meaning 120gm heavier that the manufacturers weight and 170gm higher than the headline figure. Please Fulcrum, be accurate in your manufacturers literature. In all fairness I don't feel it has any material impact on the performance of the wheels, but it does rankle. Turning to Merlin, I am really pleased with the delivery, which was made on a Saturday, 2 days earlier than expected. I am also delighted with the price.
AndrewGreat set of wheels, run true out of the box and still true 70 miles later - a good start to upgrading the kit. Worked with an 8 speed sora cassette with the included spacer.
Mr JansmaLovely set of wheels, look really nice with their white hubs and black and white rims - but most importantly they great to ride on, such an improvement over the stock wheels on my Synapse and at a good price too
ChrisExcellent wheels, I have a pair on another bike that have been used on Tour of Flanders and ridden 3000 miles in all weathers, still true as the day I bought them. Lightweight and robust, complete value for money.
Mr T.McNamaraGREAT PRODUCT, and superb at the price that Merlin sell these at. Merlin also give a fantastic delivery service. Quality product from a quality company. Well done Merlin
Mr youngGood service by Merlin. Wheels come well packed and spoke tension is good, not rode them for long but seem good, have withstood a few pot holes with no damage.
Mr SeabrookThis is my second pair of Fulcrum 5s. Previous set never went out of true. The wheels are light for the money. Hopefully the new set will be as good as the last set.
Mr AUSTENPRODUCT FULLY UP TO EXPECTATIONS
Mr SuttonI needed an upgrade from my stock wheels and after searching around found these. I'm absolutely in love with them! Great set of wheels and I instantly noticed the difference in speed when I put them on my bike, plus they seem to roll forever too which is nice. They make a nice little buzz noise which you will love at higher speeds and they look awesome too. Overall very happy. I've hit a couple of slight potholes/speed bumps by accident so far but they're stayed true so I can't really ask for more!
Reece from NZWheels arrived well packaged and true. I'm liking the very quiet hub.
DavieGot these to replace some Shimano wh-r600s that were about six years old. These had been solid commuting and winter wheels and had seen a fair bit of action but the rims and the rear hub were done. With a couple of hundred miles under their belt, the Fulcrum 5s are a big improvement on what I thought were decent wheels. Clearly, they take a bit longer to spin up to full speed than lighter, more expensive wheels, but the power transfer once you get there is truly impressive for wheels at this price. They have soaked up some pretty rough stuff without complaint too and will be decent enought to run into spring and autumn training rides as well as year-round commuting. Highly recommended
Mr EdwardsI am delighted with the quality of these wheels. My wife had a pair on her first road bike and they were bullet-proof needing very little maintenance and coped with all the British roads could throw at them. I have ridden them for a few weeks now and they compare very favorably with my previous more expensive and lighter wheels. They are perfect for everyday riding. They are about the right weight for their price and place in the range. The two things that impress me the most are firstly the build quality, their strength is excellent, secondly, the smoothness of the bearings. They may be a little heavier than my previous wheels but weight, or lack of it, isn't everything. These are quicker overall on a ride and I arrive home feeling much fresher and less beaten up. Oh and for those who like these things, I think they look pretty good to!


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Volume 12, Issue 7, July 2005
Vlasov–Maxwell equilibrium solutions for Harris sheet magnetic field with Kappa velocity distribution12(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1941047View Description Hide Description
An exact solution of the steady-state, one-dimensional Vlasov–Maxwell equations for a plasma current sheet with oppositely directed magnetic field was found by Harris in 1962. The so-called Harris magnetic field model assumes Maxwellian velocity distributions for oppositely drifting ions and electrons and has been widely used for plasma stability studies. This paper extends Harris solutions by using more general distribution functions that incorporate Maxwellian distribution in the limit of . A new functional form for the plasma pressure as a function of the magnetic vector potential is found and the magnetic field is a modified function. In the extended solutions the effective temperature is no longer spatially uniform like in the Harris model and the thickness of the current layer decreases with decreasing .
Observation of persistent edge current driven by coaxial helicity Injection12(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1941254View Description Hide Description
Coaxial Helicity Injection (CHI) has been used on the National Spherical Torus Experiment [Ono et al., Nucl. Fusion40, 557 (2000)], the Helicity Injected Torus (HIT) [Nelson et al., Phys. Rev. Lett.72, 3666 (1994)] and HIT-II [Jarboe et al., Phys. Plasmas5, 1807 (1998)] to initiate plasma and to drive up to 400 kA of toroidalcurrent. On HIT-II, CHI initiated discharges have been successfully coupled to Ohmic sustainment [Raman et al., Phys. Plasmas11, 2565 (2004)]. This paper presents the first results on the use of CHI to demonstrate the persistence of edge current drive in a pre-established single null diverted inductive discharge. Edge current drive has the potential to improve plasma stability limits [Menard et al., Nucl. Fusion37, 595 (1997)]. While most current drive methods drive current in the interior of the plasma, CHI is well suited for driving current in the edge plasma.
Cylindrical nebulons, symbolic computation and Bäcklund transformation for the cosmic dust acoustic waves12(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1950120View Description Hide Description
In a cosmic dusty plasma, the dust-acoustic-wave propagation may be described by a cylindrical Kadomtsev-Petviashvili equation. In this Letter, for such modeling of environments like supernova shells, Saturn's F-ring, etc., cylindrical nebulons and an auto-Bäcklund transformation are presented via symbolic computation. Nebulon structures are discussed, and possibly observable effects are proposed for cosmic plasmas.
THz instability by streaming carriers in high mobility solid-state plasmas12(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1937421View Description Hide Description
It is described how the interaction of streaming electron plasma waves with lattice waves may lead to a highly unstable coupled plasmon-phonon excitation in the THz range, in high mobility semiconductor materials. The underlying physical mechanism is related to the ubiquitous beam-plasma instability in electrostatically coupled fluids. Continuous amplification in transit, rather than localized amplification at the system boundary reflections, yields high growth rates and may lead to efficient THz generation.
Attractive force on like charges in a complex plasma12(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1978467View Description Hide Description
Electrostatic attractive force between dust particles in a complex plasma with ion flow is studied. It is shown that there is an attractive force between a pair of dust particles along the ion flow as well as perpendicular to the ion flow. The attractive force perpendicular to the flow results from a release of thermodynamic free energy in charged fine particles, while an attractive force associated with the wake potential acts on a pair of dust particles aligned with the ion flow. Recent experimental observation of the sharp boundary of a void in a complex plasma is interpreted as a result of the attractive force.
Magnetic reconnection in nontoroidal plasmas12(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1981980View Description Hide Description
Magnetic reconnection is a major issue in solar and astrophysical plasmas. The mathematical result that the evolution of a magnetic field with only point nulls is always locally ideal limits the nature of reconnection in nontoroidal plasmas. Here it is shown that the exponentially increasing separation of neighboring magnetic field lines, which is generic, tends to produce rapid magnetic reconnection if the length of the field lines is greater than about 20 times the exponentiation, or Lyapunov, length.
Fabrication of spatial transient-density structures as high-field plasma photonic devices12(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1986971View Description Hide Description
Fabrication of periodic transient-density structures in a gas jet with a boundary scale length approaching was demonstrated. This was achieved by passing an ultrashort high-intensity laser pulse through a patterned mask and imaging the mask onto the target plane. Gas/plasma density at the laser-irradiated regions drops as a result of hydrodynamicexpansion following ionization and heating by the laser pulse. The fabrication of gas/plasma density structures with such a scheme is an essential step in the development of plasmaphotonicdevices for applications in high-field physics.
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- Basic Plasma Phenomena, Waves, Instabilities
Covariant kinetic dispersion theory of linear waves in anisotropic plasmas. III. Counterstreaming plasmas12(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1939967View Description Hide Description
The properties of longitudinal and transverse oscillations in unmagnetized counterstreaming Maxwellianplasmas of arbitrary composition for waves propagating parallel to the stream direction are investigated on the basis of Maxwell equations and the relativistic Vlasov equation. These dispersion relations describe the linear response of the system to the initial perturbations and thus define all existing linear parallel propagating plasma modes in the system. By analytic continuation the dispersion relations in the whole complex frequency plane are constructed. The dispersion relations hold for any values of the plasma temperatures, streaming velocity, intensities of the two streams, and for all wave number and frequency values of the oscillations. In the limit of nonrelativistic plasma temperatures these general dispersion relations can be expressed in terms of the well-documented Fried and Conte plasmadispersion function. Only in the case of infinitely large speed of light they agree with the standard nonrelativistic results.
Measurement of ion motion in a shear Alfvén wave12(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1930796View Description Hide Description
In this study, the technique of laser-induced fluorescence(LIF) has been used to meausure and the and polarization drifts of shear Alfvén waves in the Large Plasma Device at UCLA [W. Gekelman, H. Pfister, Z. Lucky, J. Bamber, D. Leneman, and J. Maggs, Rev. Sci. Instrum.62, 2875 (1991)]. The waves were launched by an antenna located at the end of the device and were observed to propagate along the axis of a 9 m long, 40 cm diameter cylindrical argon plasma in the kinetic regime , with . Care was taken to record the measurements from various diagnostics at the same spatial positions on four cross-sectional planes along the length of the plasma. Two-dimensional LIFmeasurements of the ion drifts perpendicular to were undertaken. Ion drifts were observed to be as large as 14% of the ion thermal speed. The ion polarization and drifts were distinguished by their phase relation to . The measured drifts are compared to kinetic theory. (the transverse component of ) was computed from the drift velocities, and was estimated from .
Laser-induced-fluorescence characterization of velocity shear in a magnetized plasma column produced by a segmented, -machine source12(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1925616View Description Hide Description
Control over the radial profile of one component of ion drift speed , either perpendicular or parallel to the magnetic field, is demonstrated in the magnetized plasma column for two configurations of a double-ended machine in which one of the hot plates is segmented into a central disk and two concentric annuli. Each hot plate can be heated to , and the segmented hot plate is bombarded with barium vapor, resulting in quasineutral, magnetized, barium-ion plasma. Since the electric potential in the plasma magnetically maps to the segments, the radial profile of plasma potential, and hence the flow, can be made inhomogeneous. This configuration is referred to as the perpendicular configuration. A negatively biased, cross-sectional mesh, inserted between the two ends of the plasma column, reflects electrons from each source causing the radial profile of potential on the nonsegmented source side of the mesh to become uniform. In traversing the mesh sheath from the segmented source side, where the radial potential profile is inhomogeneous, to the nonsegmented source side, where the radial potential profile is homogeneous, the ions experience an axial acceleration that has an inhomogeneous radial profile. This configuration with the mesh is referred to as the parallel configuration. Laser-induced-fluorescence is used to measure the ion-velocity-distribution function on the nonsegmented-source side with and without the mesh inserted. Measurements show that the above configurations result in ion temperatureanisotropy,, and radially nonuniform ion flows with a maximum in the shear profile as large as and as large as where is the ion gyrofrequency.
Energy loss for the assemblies of charged projectiles in a dusty plasma12(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1933739View Description Hide Description
Expressions for the electrostatic potential and the energy loss are derived for a variety of arrays of dust grain projectiles, arranged at different orientations and separations and moving with a constant velocity along the axis in an unmagnetized collisionless dusty plasma, using linear dielectric theory. By employing the dielectric constant of dust acoustic wave, the Debye and wake potentials are calculated for the projectiles. It is found that a projectile moving with high speed forms a negative wake behind and a shock in front of it. Further, for particular values of interspacing, the three different assemblies exhibit almost similar behavior of the energy loss and thus permit the possibility of all of them to move in unison to establish a dynamical equilibrium in a hexagonal geometry.
Numerical investigation of three-dimensional single-species plasma equilibria on magnetic surfaces12(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1928248View Description Hide Description
Presented for the first time are numerical solutions to the three-dimensional nonlinear equilibrium equation for single-species plasmas confined on magnetic surfaces and surrounded by an equipotential boundary. The major-radial shift of such plasmas is found to be outward, qualitatively similar to the Shafranov shift of quasineutral plasmas confined on magnetic surfaces. However, this is the opposite of what occurs in the pure toroidal field equilibria of non-neutral plasmas (i.e., in the absence of magnetic surfaces). The effect of varying the number of Debye lengths in the plasma for the three-dimensional (3D) model is in agreement with previous 2D calculations: the potential varies significantly on magnetic surfaces for plasmas with few Debye lengths , and tends to be constant on surfaces when many Debye lengths are present . For the case of a conducting boundary that does not conform to the outer magnetic surface, the plasma is shifted towards the conductor and the potential varies significantly on magnetic surfaces near the plasma edge. Debye shielding effects are clearly demonstrated when a nonuniform bias is applied to the boundary. Computed equilibrium profiles are presented for the Columbia Non-Neutral Torus [T. S. Pedersen, A. H. Boozer, J. P. Kermer, R. Lefrancois, F. Dahlgren, N. Pomphrey, W. Reiersen, and W. Dorland, Fusion Sci. Technol.46, 200 (2004)], a stellarator designed to confine non-neutral plasmas.
Nonlinear Landau damping in nonextensive statistics12(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1947967View Description Hide Description
The evolution of electrostatic waves, in unmagnetized collisionless plasmas, is numerically investigated by using a semi-Lagrangian Vlasov-Poisson code, in the fully nonlinear regime and in the context of the nonextensive statistics proposed by Tsallis [C. Tsallis, J. Stat. Phys.52, 479 (1988)]. The effect of the Landau damping saturation, due to the nonlinear wave-particle interaction, is analyzed as a function of different values of the nonextensive parameter , which quantifies the degree of nonextensivity of the system. A preliminary linear study is performed in order to compare the analytical results for the frequency and the damping rate of the electric oscillations, with the quantities obtained from the numerical simulations. In the nonlinear regime, the time evolution of the electric field amplitude shows how the non-Maxwellian shape of the equilibrium distribution function drastically modifies the energy exchange between wave and resonant particles and determines the saturation level of the electric field amplitude, in the long-time oscillating regime. A broad spectrum for the electrostaticoscillations is obtained in the case of the initial distribution functions with , while in the case just a monochromatic component is visible.
Kinetic theory of low-frequency instability of discharge plasma12(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1948007View Description Hide Description
Using the kinetic equation with BGK (Bhatnagar–Gross–Krook) collision integral and taking into account the relaxation of electron density and temperature, the low-frequency instability of a constant-current carrying discharge is investigated in a weakly ionized and nonmagnetized plasma. It is shown that this instability is caused by the stimulated scattering of drifting electrons from the relaxation oscillations of the electron temperature.
A relativistic beam-plasma system with electromagnetic waves12(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1950127View Description Hide Description
A nonlinear multiwave model that describes the interaction of an electron beam, plasma waves, and electromagnetic waves in a cold plasma is derived and studied. The derivation, which is based on slow amplitude and phase change approximations, begins with the electromagneticLagrangian coupled to an electron beam, a background plasma, and electrostatic and electromagnetic waves. The model obtained is finite dimensional, and allows for efficient computational and analytical study. Numerical computations demonstrate that with the inclusion of an electromagnetic wave with the plasma wave, the beam-plasma instability is suppressed. If two electromagnetic waves that satisfy a beat-wave matching condition are included, the plasma wave is seen to be amplified provided the beat-wave amplitude exceeds a certain threshold.
Waves in the Hall-magnetohydrodynamics model12(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1952887View Description Hide Description
The three magnetohydrodynamic(MHD)waves are followed as they transition under the influence of an increasingly strong Hall current effect to the characteristic waves of the Hall-MHD model. Also followed are the wave normal surfaces and the ray surfaces (approximating wave fronts) of these waves. The changes in the nature of the waves are found to be considerable, and are described both analytically and numerically. Most notably, the incompressible MHD shear Alfvén wave becomes a compressible fluid-dynamical wave with negligible perturbation of the electromagnetic field, while the two MHD compressible waves become incompressible, the fast wave becoming mostly electromagnetic and the slow wave becoming mostly fluid-dynamical.
Melting dynamics of finite clusters in dusty plasmas12(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1954607View Description Hide Description
The nonequilibrium meltingdynamics of finite two-dimensional dust clusters is investigated experimentally. Nonequilibrium melting is induced by placing a single particle in the layer below the actual cluster which leads to unstable oscillations of the lower particle. The dynamic and thermodynamic properties during the two-step melting process have been investigated. Using the novel technique of singular value decomposition, the driving modes have been unambiguously related to the unstable oscillation. These modes are not accessible by normal mode analysis. Further it has been observed that angular melting occurred prior to the radial melting. Also, clusters with smaller number of particles revealed stronger heating than larger. This behavior is attributed to constant energy input by the unstable oscillation. Finally, clusters consisting of smaller particles are found to be more susceptible to fluctuations of the plasma parameters leading to a less pronounced two-step melting.
Quantum electrodynamical effects in dusty plasmas12(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1960008View Description Hide Description
A new nonlinear electromagnetic wave mode in a magnetized dusty plasma is predicted. Its existence depends on the interaction of an intense circularly polarized electromagnetic wave with a dusty plasma, where quantum electrodynamical photon-photon scattering is taken into account. Specifically, we consider a dusty electron-positron-ion plasma and show that the propagation of the new mode is admitted. It could be of significance for the physics of supernova remnants and in neutron star formation.
Current singularities at finitely compressible three-dimensional magnetic null points12(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1987379View Description Hide Description
The formation of current singularities at line-tied two- and three-dimensional (2D and 3D, respectively) magnetic null points in a nonresistive magnetohydrodynamic environment is explored. It is shown that, despite the different separatrix structures of 2D and 3D null points, current singularities may be initiated in a formally equivalent manner. This is true no matter whether the collapse is triggered by flux imbalance within closed, line-tied null points or driven by externally imposed velocity fields in open, incompressible geometries. A Lagrangian numerical code is used to investigate the finite amplitude perturbations that lead to singular current sheets in collapsing 2D and 3D null points. The form of the singular current distribution is analyzed as a function of the spatialanisotropy of the null point, and the effects of finite gas pressure are quantified. It is pointed out that the pressure force, while never stopping the formation of the singularity, significantly alters the morphology of the current distribution as well as dramatically weakening its strength. The impact of these findings on 2D and 3D magnetic reconnection models is discussed.
- Nonlinear Phenomena, Turbulence, Transport
Ion thermal pressure effects on dust ion acoustic solitary waves in a dusty plasma obliquely propagating to an external magnetic field12(2005); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1943367View Description Hide Description
Effects of the isothermal ion pressure on the dust ion acoustic solitary waves (DIASWs) in a dusty plasma, which are obliquely propagating to an external magnetic field, are investigated based on the Sagdeev potential. It is found that as the ion temperature increases the speed of the DIASW increases. The increase is more effective for a higher value of the directional cosine . The small amplitude solutions of the Sagdeev potential expanded up to and , as was done in the previous study [Choi et al., Phys. Plasmas12, 022304 (2005)], exhibit different behaviors with respect to the change in the ion temperature. The width and height of a double layer are found to decrease with the increase in the ion temperature for both the small and the large amplitude solutions.

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Three Intimacy-Enriching Lessons Every Person DeservesMarch 25, 2013 • Contributed by Denise C. Onofrey, MA, NCC, Sexuality / Sex Therapy Topic Expert Contributor
My practice is brimming with individuals and couples who wish for a return to the sex and intimacy they once enjoyed. Parents of young children, busy executives, and graduate students have a drive to get "it" back. There are also some very brave people who admit, "I really don't want to," and, "If I never have sex again, is that OK?"
In most cases, it's safe to say sex is not the real issue. Real issues relate to the lack of emotional connection and subsequent anxiety and unmet needs. The people I work with in therapy may recognize the various "soapboxes" and tools I introduce in this article because nearly all of them receive the following information no matter their goals for their therapeutic work. The knowledge presented below will enhance intimacy and enrich relationships with ourselves and others.
- Emotion essentials education: When working with individuals and couples in my private practice, almost every person leaves my office with an emotion-word vocabulary list. The purpose of the list is to expand our emotional vocabulary, practice accurately identifying our emotions, and then express them verbally to others. I obtained this fantastic list from my clinical supervisor at the beginning of my career, and I have distributed countless copies personally and from my website. The headings on the vocabulary list are emotion words we may learn early in our lives (sometimes our learning stops there!) and include: happy, caring, lonely, and hurt. Below each heading word is a rich list of words to describe, for example "happy." The list further divides each heading by mild, moderate, and strong adjectives for the header word. What if we had only the header words to identify and express our emotional experience? Arrested development in emotional vocabulary keeps us from accurately identifying, expressing, and feeling our emotions. It's "easy" to be mad and express that with a slammed door or facial expression. By the way, these two emotional expressions will turn you and others away. By accessing the emotion-word list to identify and share your emotional experience AND by using "I" and "we" statements, you have a greater chance of drawing those near and dear to you closer. For more on the list and to print your own copy, click here.
- Introduction to adult attachment: People who come to therapy should have a basic understanding of attachment, both as children and in the context of adult relationships. In my explanation to adult clients who see me both as individuals and in relationships, I describe attachments, for most of us, as essential as food, water, and shelter. Upon birth, we quickly begin to have needs for safety, assurance, and trust since we must rely on others to attend to our survival. Our primary caregivers may or may not be responsive to our needs, and demonstrate varying degrees of accessibility, responsiveness, and engagement to us and our needs to survive. Fast forward to the complexity of an adult relationship, in which we choose, rather than are born to, our primary caregiver—spouse, partner, boyfriend, girlfriend, etc. That caregiver attends to our need for intimacy, sex, companionship, and belonging. Just as in infant-caregiver relationships, adults in romantic relationships may be deemed secure, anxious-resistant, or avoidant. Imagine the fear of a newborn baby not having someone respond to his or her cries of hunger or discomfort. Adults may demonstrate the same motivation systems with similar pleas to have their needs met. Adults in my practice learn to uncover their attachment needs, hear their partners' needs, and realign their commitment to being the caregiver their partner needs to thrive.
- Learn to self-soothe and reduce anxiety: With some exception, it is our individual responsibility to learn to soothe our own anxiety. The benefits of learning to be self-soothing impact our relationships, our effect on others such as our children, as well as our sexuality, physical health, and emotional health. Learning how to self-soothe and reduce anxiety is important to sex and intimacy, for one, because this skill is an aspect of being a self-sufficient individual. Emotionally self-sufficient individuals allow us to be safer and more secure upon entering an intimate relationship and encounter. My clients with trauma histories begin their work with relaxation tools, grounding exercises, and learning to access their own "felt sense" to determine their personal physiological reactions to anxious thoughts and experiences. Those of us without a traumatic experience in our histories can benefit from these lessons as well. To start, learning how to breathe in a nourishing, complete way can trigger our parasympathetic nervous system. Deep, full, and slow inhalations that provide the sensation of filling our bellies, not just our lungs, trigger the parasympathetic nervous system to flood the body with endorphins, natural opiates, and other biochemicals that usher us into relaxation. We have 24/7 access to this effective relaxation tool. Practicing effective breathing is the first step to becoming effective in self-soothing and anxiety management.
No matter the presenting issue or goals of the people I met in therapy, this information is appropriate because we are all living within similar culture strains and stressors. It is essential that we take ownership of our accurate emotional expression, investigate the impact of our attachment needs as well as the needs of our partners, and be proactive in sharpening our self-soothing skills.
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emily smithMarch 25th, 2013 at 11:20 AM
My husband and I were that couple who totally turned our lives over to our children once we had them and the marriage suffered a great deal as a consequence.
We stopped placing any value on our time together as a couple and instead focused only on our time with the children.
That's great, parents should do that.
But we have learned after meeting a few times with a great counselor that the one thing that we did wrong was that we put our relationship on the back burner. We should have kept one another a priority and even though we thought that we were doing it all right, that led to us doing it all wrong.
Slowly we are trying to regain that place as number one in the family, but it is hard for us and for the kids too. This is not something that we can solve overnight but we are working on it and I can already feel that it is making us stronger as a team and as partners.
GRAHAM-CELLMarch 25th, 2013 at 1:11 PM
Weird how few of us actually think these things through. And then we complain and wonder about what went wrong for that bump to enter our relationship. I have been victim to it in the past but not anymore. Learnt my lessons and my marriage was saved. But if you are struggling with something similar do not be afraid to seek help! It definitely helped save my marriage. And do follow the tips mentioned here – after all prevention is better than cure!
LaceyMarch 26th, 2013 at 3:53 AM
Printing my emotion word vocab list right now!
allieMarch 27th, 2013 at 12:40 AM
life events can change how we feel about and participate in various aspects of life – be it work or our relationships.
now when something drastic happens there is every chance that it affects our participation in these aspects of life.
the next thing that automatically happens is a feeling of degradation.and that can make one feel terrible. the aspect of life that has taken a backseat (often a relationship) will then seem like something that was good in the past but can never get back to those levels.
Fact is that it can get back to and even surpass the previous good levels. effort and energy being out into one aspect of life is a direct predictor of how well it turns out. so devoting more time effort and energy to your relationship is bound to give results, no matter how slow.
It is a persistence game and the longer we try the more of chances of success.
Denise OnofreyApril 6th, 2013 at 8:31 AM
Hello Allie – Thank you for your insight and interest in the topic. I agree, relationships are a persistence game and success can come with awareness, tools, desire for change and reinforcement of that change.
Denise Onofrey
Denise OnofreyApril 6th, 2013 at 8:32 AM
Hi Lacey!
Thanks for printing your emotion words list! I think it can change how we experience, express and impact our emotional experience. I would love to hear how you are using it. Feel free to tell me
Denise Onofrey
Denise OnofreyApril 6th, 2013 at 8:36 AM
Hello Gramham-Cell!
Congratulations on the work and the product of a saved marriage. I appreciate your endorsement of my article and its content.
I often say to my relationship clients "THIS is what you actually vowed to fulfill when you committed to each other…attachment needs, emotional experiences of the past, and so on."
Thanks again and congratulations!
Denise Onofrey
Denise OnofreyApril 6th, 2013 at 8:38 AM
Hello Emily Smith-
Yup, the back burner. No better way to get burned. I appreciate your effort to seeking professional guidance in addition to *hearing* what that person had to say. A third party can have a surprisingly spot-on perspective.
Congratulations on your progress. And, yes, it can't happen overnight but in nearly all cases, if you *both* want it, you can both have it. Keep up the good work.
Denise Onofrey
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Emptying My Notebook: Royals' Official, Coach Discuss Bubba Starling
Royals player development director Scott Sharp on Starling's defense:
- "He may be one of best center fielders I have ever seen, certainly at the Minor League level."
- "[Pointing out his defensive deficiencies] would be nitpicking. Like all our players, he needs continued game play. He's really polished, very little I would say that needs to improve."
- "Defensively, he's really superior, but he doesn't neglect it. He works hard at it."
- "Do I think he can play defense in the Major Leagues right now? Sure, I do. I didn't play outfield or in the Major Leagues, but they say the third deck [in stadiums] messes with you a little, but that's an adjustment. It would be more nuanced type stuff, scouting reports on players and what pitchers are doing to hitters, that kind of thing."
- "We ask our center fielders, 'If you're moving, make sure your [corner] outfielders are moving with you.' Being a quarterback, I think it comes natural to him. He's used to moving guys around the field, and he's vocal and has leadership skills, so it comes naturally to him."
- "He's made a lot of over-the-head catches when it's behind him. He just drops his head, turns around and puts his head up and looks up at the right time."
Royals Rookie-level Burlington coach Tommy Shields on Starling's defense:
- "He has an innate sense of where to be."
- "His throwing arm from an accuracy standpoint will continue to improve as he gains experience, but when he has to make a throw, he seems to be his most accurate anyway."
- "I don't know that his routes can get any better."
- "From coaching staff standpoint, you have to monitor and move 'em [positioning-wise]. You spend a lot of time looking at them from the dugout, moving guys, but we didn't because he would drag the left fielder or push the right fielder."
- "All the center fielders I played with and managed have not been 6'4" 215 pounds, so he's definitely a little different breed. I've heard the Dale Murphy comparison."
- "We were playing Toronto's club [Bluefield in July 2012] and Dennis Holmberg, a longtime manager of Blue Jays affiliates, and Bubba went back toward the fence and caught a ball over the shoulder like Willie Mays, and Dennis immediately spun around and looked to our dugout and said, 'Holy [expletive].'"
Royals official on Starling's interview availability:
- "Bubba has respectfully decided to go silent this spring in order to concentrate on the field."
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MOBILE, Ala. -- More than 130,000 plaintiffs — including people, businesses and government agencies — have joined the federal court lawsuit against BP PLC and other companies linked to last year's oil spill.
The number nearly equals the total who accepted final claims payments and waived their right to seek compensation through the legal system.
Carl Barbier, the U.S. District Court judge in New Orleans who is handling the multi-district spill litigation, noted the number of lawsuit plaintiffs during a status conference today. According to attorneys, there were about 45,000 plaintiffs two weeks ago.
The jump was probably due in large part to an April 20 deadline for plaintiffs to sign up for one aspect of the litigation: a lawsuit against Transocean Ltd., owner of the Deepwater Horizon rig.
An explosion on the rig, which was being leased and operated by BP, killed 11 workers and led to about 200 million gallons of oil gushing into the Gulf of Mexico.
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Plaintiffs' attorneys said the growing number of litigants also shows a growing frustration with the Gulf Coast Claims Facility run by Ken Feinberg.
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Feinberg has said that he wants to settle 90 percent of the claims arising from the spill through his process and out of the court system.
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Sheila Hodges, the chief executive officer of Century 21/Meyer Real Estate in Gulf Shores, said her company joined the lawsuit last week after waiting nearly six months for Feinberg's operation to make a supplemental payment for losses incurred last summer.
She said that claims adjusters have pledged since December that they were close to providing a check, but have yet to come through.
If Feinberg's operation offers her enough money to make up for her current and projected losses due to the spill, Hodges said she will take it, drop out of the lawsuit and get back to doing business on the coast.
"If Feinberg makes us whole, we don't have a claim," she said.
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The Transocean lawsuit is set to go to trial on Feb. 27. It is being held because Transocean is trying to invoke a maritime law that would limit its liability to $27 million.
The trial might also determine much larger issues, such as how fault could be divided among defendants and whether any defendant is liable for gross negligence, which could form the basis of a punitive damage award.
Robert Cunningham, an attorney at Mobile-based Cunningham Bounds, said he thinks the case might even be settled before the Transocean proceedings begin.
"BP is going to be reluctant to have this case tried, because what they face could be devastating to the company financially," he said. "If it goes like we think it will, they're going to be in better shape not having fault proportioned, because they're going to have the vast majority of it."
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It was a three-hour session full of discussion at the monthly meeting of the Minot Park Board Tuesday night with bids and proposals to accept and topics to discuss at length.
On the agenda from the golf committee was a discussion of the proposal from Minot Junior Golf Association that would put the north side of Souris Valley Golf Course back together and seeded by next year, with a cost of approximately $500,000. The park board voted to accept the bid and agreed to spend the money to hire the golf course developer that golf pro Steve Kottsick met with at the previous golf committee meeting.
The zoo committee made a recommendation to declare three buildings, two ticket booths and the old office building, as alternate projects to the Federal Emergency Management Association.Ron Merritt, director of parks, said he'd be willing to declare them as such and take what FEMA is offering, even though it would be "quite a process."
Also recommended from the zoo committee was to accept the bid from Corman and Associates, Kentucky, for the gift shop furnishings in the amount of $29,893 and approve the expenditure of the funds.
There was some discussion of the current policy for unattended youth at Maysa Arena brought up by the parks committee. Chuck Emery, Maysa Arena manager, had drafted a policy that said a parent or guardian or adult coach will be present prior to any youth user age 14 and younger going on the ice surface, but the arena staff does not fulfill that requirement during private ice rental times. He said the staff is not always in a position to be aware of who may have let someone into the facility or who has left. In order to provide an environment that is as free from concerns of predators or other individuals who do not have the best interest of the youth as a priority, there will be a policy going into effect that a parent or guardian or adult coach will be present when the first youth user age 14 and younger is dropped off and until the last youth user age 14 and younger leaves the facility. Parents will also ensure there is a responsible person in Maysa Arena prior to leaving their children, the policy also states, and the responsible adult will also personally monitor the locker room at all times while participants are present and the monitors must be screened and meet all USA Hockey screening policies. The park board approved the policy, but made some minor changes in the wording.
The parks committee also accepted bid results for the children's zoo at Roosevelt Park Zoo and will get started on it soon.
The administration committee discussed the loan from the Bank of North Dakota concerning the financing of flood projects. Merritt said in a previous meeting the park district could bond up to one percent of the City of Minot value since the flood was a declared federal disaster. He also said the park district could levy the payment for the loan.
The discussion of the proposal for ice use at the All Seasons Arena also passed. Commissioner Connie Feist said at the previous administration committee that she wanted to get a better handle on the need for a third sheet of ice. By budgeting approximately $60,000 to help the North Dakota State Fair Association with the initial cost of putting ice in, Feist proposed the ice could be offered to the user groups at the same rate they pay at Maysa Arena.
The park board also rejected the proposal on the property on Cortland Drive. Minot resident Brad Caldwell offered to buy the residence, but the City of Minot and the park board want the house removed to allow better access to Riverside Park. The park board will stand by their original decision to let the city demolish the house.
The administration committee had previously received a request for a gathering to be held at Oak Park on July 12, 2012, and the park board agreed to allow it. The gathering is a political rally, but Merritt stated they could not be denied on that fact alone. The park board can set restrictions, but cannot disallow the rally.


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The Amherst Striders are gearing up for their half marathon coming up on Sept. 22. Money raised from the Tim Horton's Four Father's Running Event will go to the YMCA. Runners are: Gerard MacDonald, Ken MacKenzie, Paul Giroux, Peter Nixon and Allan Theal.
AMHERST – Strap on your fanny packs and double check your tied laces. The Amherst Striders running club are holding a half marathon Saturday, Sept. 22 to help out the local YMCA.
"We decided we'd like to see a marathon come to Amherst," said organizer Ken MacKenzie. "We approached Paul Giroux who works with the Cross Border Challenge, and we got together with the Y's men club and together, they and the running group approached the town."
This year will be the marathon's first appearance in Amherst. So far, the half marathon has close to 30 runners registered.
"We hope to get more," said MacKenzie.
"For a first year, it's not bad," said fellow runner with the Amherst Striders Peter Nixon.
With one week left until the marathon, organizers are putting together final touches. The organizers decided during their meeting Wednesday night who would be in charge of the water stops, the markers along the track and what the prizes will be. MacKenzie said the town is also showing their support by providing different services to the organizers of the marathon, including two police officers.
To register for the event, interested runners can find the race online under events at the atlanticchip.ca. There, they can find a direct link to their registration. There will also be a registration table on site the day of the run.
Registration will take place at the YMCA from 7 until 8:30 a.m. The race will begin in Victoria Square at 9 a.m. Racers will receive medals, race hats and a rally towel for completing the race. There will be also different prizes being given away.


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Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills' Robert Pall won the 200-yard freestyle (1 minute, 59.09 seconds) and the 500 freestyle (5:22.60). He also won the 200 medley relay with Jack Culp, Andrew Lowe and Michael Pall (1:52.59), and the 200 freestyle relay with Culp, Garrit Beltman and Nathan Sherman (1:42.09).
"We kind of swam off today," Ottawa Hills coach Eve Julian said. "I mixed some guys around to see what they could do. I had some young kids really step up and drop some time, which is nice to see."
Shane Mason won 1-meter diving with a season-best 151.7, and qualified for the diving regionals with his fifth dual-meet victory.
Beltman also won the 50 freestyle (25.50), Culp won the 100 backstroke (1:08.22), and Lowe won the 100 freestyle (54.19).


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You do know that hair loss is common any time you lose a significant amount of weight or go through another bodily stress temporary hairloss is a common phenomenon. It's called telogen effluvium (you can Google it) and is perfectly normal.
Hi I'm new here and am very intrigued by the primal lifestyle. I have done low carb before and have had much success losing weight. However, every time I decrease carbs and increase animal fat my hair falls out. I have read that animal fat increases testosterone which converts to DHT which causes hair loss. Obviously this doesn't happen to everyone but it does seem prevalent here in the forums. I don't think it is the decrease in carbs that does it because when I decrease fat substantially and stay low carb the hair loss will stop. But who wants to live like that? Also, I have tried supplementing with biotin, shin min, etc.. Any advice?
You do know that hair loss is common any time you lose a significant amount of weight or go through another bodily stress temporary hairloss is a common phenomenon. It's called telogen effluvium (you can Google it) and is perfectly normal.
I have similar issues.... will be keeping an eye on this thread, if anyone has advice on how to regrow the hair lost due to TE more quickly.
My hair's thicker than ever. My skin is 100 times better, too. Sounds like a shedding phase to me. The same thing happens for a lot of people that start minoxidil. The weak stuff's gotta fall out to grow back fuller. If anything, I'm growing a little back. Ever hear of a bald caveman? Me neither. Stick with it and see if the hair grows back. Also, Nioxin is a great shampoo and I strongly recommend it alongside their conditioner.
Don't put your trust in anyone on this forum, including me. You are the key to your own success.
i havent had any problems and my hair is really long
Hair loss is prevalent on the forums? Really? I know of this thread, and one other than mentioned fear of it. I wouldn't see anything to indicate prevalance.
What's low carb anyway? I'm around 75g, and no hair loss, in fact, I think some of my chest hair is getting all Burt Reynolds on me.
My Fitday public journal.
Me vs. Russian Boar, hunt is on Aug. 20th. WHAT'S MORE PRIMAL THAN THAT?!
Recently survived Warrior Dash, New England.
Game Developer, ex-Chef, long time Fatbody.
I had thinning hair and male pattern baldness BEFORE going primal. Going primal is bringing my hair back to its glory. My stylist over the weekend complimented me on how thick its getting and that it looks like I'm reversing the baldness.
This is the craziest thing I ever heard... (Well, close)
I pretty much eat primal and even do injectable testosterone that I get from my thyroid/hormone doc. No hair loss.
But, I was getting some before when my thyroid was jacked, so it got better.


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A Middlesex Township woman and her live-in boyfriend were charged Saturday after police said they found them living with two children and a sick, elderly woman in a home full of animal feces.
Monica L. Bohn, 31, and Michael Z. Karns, 28, were each charged with two counts of endangering the welfare of children and one count of recklessly endangering another person.
Middlesex Township Police said they were called to Wertzville Road around 5:30 p.m. Saturday for a report of three children playing in traffic. Police returned two of the children to their homes. The third child, however told officers his mother and her live-in boyfriend were not home, but his sick grandmother was there, according to police.
Officers became suspicious and concerned for the child, and when he allowed police into the mobile home on the first block of Charley Court in the Regency Woods North Trailer Park, they found the home to be in deplorable living conditions, police said.
According to police, "the entire home was consumed with animal feces and filth."
Cumberland County Children and Youth Services took custody of two children who had been living in the mobile home, and an ambulance brought the grandmother to a nearby hospital. Police said township officials were called to the scene, and condemned the trailer.
A short time later, police said they arrested Bohn and Karns, who are awaiting arraignment.


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A 24-year-old Palmer Township man will face theft charges after slipping on a pair of sneakers and walking out of a Lower Nazareth Township store, police said.
David Feeney, of the 2600 block of Clover Drive, was inside Kohl's department store along the Easton-Nazareth Highway on Tuesday when he took the $65 shoes out of the box, according to Colonial Regional police.
He allegedly put the new shoes on his feet and walked out of the store without paying. Police responded to the store about 4:30 p.m. after Feeney was taken into custody by a Kohl's loss prevention unit.
A charge of retail theft will be filed in District Judge Joseph Barner's office, according to a news release.


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The Velocity of Autumn
What: The Beck Center for the Arts presents the regional premiere of the play by Eric Coble, directed by Eric Schmiedl.
When: Through Sunday, April 29.
Where: The Beck's Studio Theater, 17801 Detroit Ave., Lakewood.
Tickets: $17 (students) to $28. 216-521-2540.
LAKEWOOD, Ohio -- You feel as though you're entering a sort of Dr. Who-ian space when you first lay eyes on the living-room set of "The Velocity of Autumn."
While there are provocative, real-world touches (duct-taped windows and doorways, Mason-jar Molotov cocktails, the "wicks" fashioned out of old-lady nylons), pieces of furniture -- a table here, the top of a grandfather clock there -- are perpetually, subtly floating, as though lifted by a tornado. Seated in its eye is 79-year-old Alexandra, the winds a manifestation of the storm raging in her mind as her aging body breaks down and betrays her.
Those magical touches by scenic designer Todd Krispinsky perfectly capture the chaos of the moment. Alexandra (Dorothy Silver) has blockaded herself in her Brooklyn, N.Y., brownstone and is threatening to blow it all to smithereens rather than end her days in a nursing home.
Into her fortified camp shimmies her son, Chris (David Hansen), the youngest of three. He pulls himself in through a second-floor window, "clamoring around out there like some third-rate Johnny Weissmuller," as Alexandra puts it.
And that's when the emotional bombs start detonating and don't stop.
Chris has been gone so long that at first Alexandra doesn't recognize him. When realization dawns, it ain't pretty.
"Oh, you got so old!" she tells her 41-year-old boy. The tension between them is as thick as acrylic paint fresh from the tube.
Soon it becomes clear that the two share not only blood, but a peripatetic nature and artistic DNA. Chris was Alexandra's odd, creative child (his Halloween costume one year was "the embodiment of infinity"). Like his mother in her youth, he left home early and never looked back -- not even returning for his dad's funeral.
He had his reasons. "You being gay wasn't a deal-breaker for your father," Alexandra explains. "It just made him a little uncomfortable, like gorgonzola cheese."
Slowly, as the police surround the place, the clots in their relationship dissolve. Where are all her paintings? he wants to know. "My hands can't hold a brush," she tells him weakly. Then she rallies -- but "I can still work your father's Zippo."
"The Velocity of Autumn" is the last of the Alexandra plays, a trilogy by Cleveland Heights playwright Eric Coble chronicling the life of a whip-smart, free-spirited artist. Alex in her 20s is the focus of "A Girl's Guide to Coffee," produced by Actors' Summit earlier this year. "Graphic Depictions," which explores her in middle age, will likely find a theatrical home next season.
The last of the trio is a rare showcase for an actress of a certain age -- and Silver, the grande dame of Cleveland theater, does not disappoint.
She moves from frailty to fury and back again with a skill and ferociousness that commands every eye in the house. There is not a moment, not a single second, you catch her acting. She is Alexandra, railing against her failing eyesight, her fading grip and foggy brain. Her performance evokes a latter-day Jessica Tandy.
Coble's script captures, almost too well, the singular horror of a body turning against itself, though, as always, he leavens the mood with touches of comedy. ("I had a friend who said you knew you were getting old when you started making sound effects for your body.")
Sliver is the perfect conduit for the chiaroscuro material, never going for a cheap mug or sentimental tear. Her final monologue, when she allows that her decline might be more serious then she has been willing to admit, is a throat-gripper -- frightened and angry, raw and real. Those with aging parents in the audience will recognize the emotions only too well, but in Silver's hands, its precise articulation is a breathtaking experience.
It would be hard for any actor to answer that performance, and Hansen mostly stands back and watches. In that, he's like the rest of us, caught up in the velocity of Silver.


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Bride: Nicole Paloux
Groom: Charles Paloux
Vera Wang Wedding gown: Nathalie
Boutique purchased: Ever After in Miami, FL
Wedding date: May 30, 2009
Location: West Chester, PA
Photographer: Laura Novak Photography
Did you have a certain style in mind when you started your search for a dress?
Yes! I knew I wanted something that would be the finishing detail in creating a romantic French summer garden party wedding. Charles is from Nice, France and since we decided to get married in the USA, we wanted to bring some of Provence into the atmosphere. I knew I wanted something with stunning lace details to compliment the florals and grandeur of the venue at Greystone Hall.
What made you decide on your Vera Wang gown?
Well you just know, don't you? As soon as it goes over your head and rests on you long enough for you to catch a glimpse in the mirror, and you can't wipe the smile off your face and you look over and your mother is on the couch crying – what's a girl to do but say yes, please to the dress?
Did you bring anyone along dress shopping to help make a decision?
My mother. I had a few friends come shopping with me in Philadelphia and New York but my mother lives in Florida and we thought it would be nice to get the dress there so she could be around for all of my fittings. Just looking at my mother's face when I put on the dress confirmed that it was 'the one'!
What was the inspiration or theme for your wedding?
French summer garden party.
What was your favorite part of the day?
The whole day was magical. Just having everyone you love in one room to celebrate the most exciting and joyous occasion is such an unbelievable feeling.
What tips do you have for new brides picking out their wedding dress?
Simplify. Don't overdo it with too many accessories or style elements but make sure to handpick each accessory carefully to create a look that represents you and the kind of wedding you are planning. Get the dress you love and see yourself getting married in!
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In my days as a business analyst at the management consultancy McKinsey and Company, before I morphed into a new media entrepreneur, I received an insightful and empowering directive. Be unafraid to speak up, my tenured colleagues told me; you have "an obligation to dissent". In their view, being the youngest in rank – the proverbial small fry – meant that I was closer to the ground, and therefore closer to the truth. As the analysts tasked with working on a problem, elbow-deep in the data, we were more likely to see the answer.
Something similar is happening today in digital media, in its industry-wide search for sustainable business models. Everyone from legacy incumbents like the New York Times to start-up news organizations like BuzzFeed and ProPublica are experimenting with new revenue streams. Some have been more successful than others. All of them are dealing with the same problem, wrestling with how to sustain quality content and make users pay for a labour-intensive product. It may be the small fry that is coming up with the best answers.
Take the case of the young, plucky and highly successful Texas Tribune. The non-profit, digital native news outlet launched in 2009 with a round of seed capital from foundations and private individuals. Their mission: to achieve revenue diversity and business sustainability, cutting their reliance on continued donor funding.
Five years later, they've succeeded, with $5.1 million in revenue across a handful of sources. Even as a non-profit organization, they built an innovative approach to business development – they monetized not just content, but community. Leveraging a strong, state-level identity, they offered value-added services to their Texan readership, monetizing their role as a content-rich convening platform. From live events and corporate sponsorships, to syndication and reader memberships, they ravenously pursued revenue while keeping to one organizational guideline: "put a price tag on everything but your integrity."
"With its entrepreneurial drive, the Texas Tribune has been an exciting model for the non-profit news world, in terms of achieving that revenue diversity", said Jake Batsell, a digital journalism professor at Southern Methodist University. He's currently a Knight Foundation investigator of best practice, assigned to study everything the Texas Tribune did right.
"You've got to be more entrepreneurial in how you build and monetize an audience. Memberships might work for some, not for others. Events might work for some, not for others. It's a matter of knowing your audience, filling a need for that audience, and building value," he told me.
One specific example: the Texas Tribune sends out all their content for free, to news editors and universities. They then monetized that blast by selling a banner ad that comes with it. Similarly, they sold advertising around their most popular widget – a space usually left blank on most news websites.
"They sold sponsorship around what's a glorified AP story list," Batsell said. "It's not pay-for-play – it's just making use of real estate."
Their approach is setting the standard for early and medium-stage digital media ventures, with small-market digital media groups like VTDigger in Vermont and NJSpotlight in New Jersey following their lead. In parallel, at the global level, entrepreneurial newspapers like Verdade in Mozambique are setting a similar course.
And their lessons learned are filtering into the mainstream press. Legacy news organizations are starving for revenue, replicating what they see in the start-up news environment.
"The Dallas Morning News has made a real foray into events after seeing how successful the Tribune's events have been. It was the Tribune's success that opened their eyes," said Batsell.
Meanwhile, the Texas Tribune itself is still an experiment – a newsroom living in hope that its learning curve and track record to date will be enough to keep it going. Batsell sees it as a mission-driven business in the making. "They're a mid-stage start-up, still hustling to survive."
Author: Lara Setrakian is the founder and executive editor of News Deeply. She is a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader and a Member of the Global Agenda Council on the United States.
Image: Fans wave a Texas flag during Game 1 of the Texas Rangers against the New York Yankees in Arlington, Texas REUTERS/Hans Deryk


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- 1 package (10 ounces) frozen sweetened raspberries, thawed
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- 1 cup boiling water
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1 can (5 ounces) fat-free evaporated milk, chilled
- Drain raspberries, reserving syrup; set berries aside. In a bowl, dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Stir in the lemon juice and reserved raspberry syrup. Refrigerate until partially set. Add milk. Beat on high speed until thickened, about 4 minutes. Fold in reserved raspberries. Pour into a 2-qt. bowl. Refrigerate until set. Yield: 10 servings.
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Wabasso 3, Lakeview 0
LAKEVIEW - Wabasso defeated Lakeview 25-22, 25-17, 25-17 Monday in nonconference volleyball action.
Chelsey Guetter had 10 kills, three aces and three blocks for the Rabbits and Kim Frank had 16 set assists, eight digs, five ace serves and four kills. Morgan Frank had five kills and three aces and Desi Kramer had five kills and six digs.
Wabasso (11-4) is at Cedar Mountain/Comfrey tonight.
Loyola 3, SE 1
SLEEPY EYE - Mankato Loyola defeated Sleepy Eye 25-23, 25-16, 21-25, 26-24 in nonconference volleyball Monday.
Sam Krebsbach and Claire Krumbach led Sleepy Eye with seven kills each and Miranda McMullen had nine set assists.
Sleepy Eye (3-9) is at New Ulm Cathedral tonight.


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Northwest NEWS
ovember 4, 2002
Sense of security and safety has changed
I moved to Duvall about three years ago from Queen Anne in Seattle.
I live off of West Snoqualmie Valley Road and have always considered this a very safe area.
Unfortunately, on Sept. 13 my house was seriously burglarized and the criminals got away with over $70,000 in jewelry and cash. Obviously my perception about the security and my sense of safety has fiercely changed.
When I spoke with the detective about the burglaries in Duvall, he said he is currently working on 13 other cases with similar MOs. I know that your paper likes to print warm, fuzzy stories about local citizens, however I feel you are doing the community a huge disservice by not bringing to our attention the problems of theft that our community is experiencing.
When I look at the "Police Beat" section, I am not seeing crimes or burglaries from Duvall, only from Woodinville.
I can only believe that if I had been given the "opportunity of awareness" that I may not have been victimized and would have installed an alarm system or whatever I deemed as necessary to protect myself from this victimization. I believe that a local publication is a great place to begin.
It certainly is of no value to me now, however it may prevent someone else from having to endure the loss I am experiencing.
Cheryl Schmidt, Duvall


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OVID, N.Y. - Rebecca Miller and her husband had some specific needs for the home they built near Cayuga Lake in 2005.
Miller is a painter and her husband Todd is a sculptor. The result: A house with 1,100 square feet of studio space.
The studio takes up an entire floor of the house and also includes dual sliding walls that lead to the outside.
A covered porch with custom steel trusses leads into the home. The entryway leads to up to the main living area or down into the studio.
The studio space could fit three new bedrooms, Miller said.
"If we could take the house with us, it would be lovely," Miller said. "It's a beautiful place to be."
She and her husband relocated to New York City, where he is studying documentary filmmaking at the School of Visual Arts.
The couple designed the home together and oversaw the contractors who built it. They were aiming for a modern, contemporary feel, Miller said.
The floor in the main living space is slate. The floor is cement in the studio. But the home has in-floor radiant heat throughout.
"It's amazing because we always lived in old houses. They were always cold," Miller said. "This house is so snug and tight."
The main living space is above the studio. The area is open and has touches like pocket doors and beds that fold up into the walls.
The home's living room has five large windows that look onto Cayuga Lake and sliding doors that lead onto a deck.
"We were always in that big room," Miller said. "You feel like you're outside. It's a bird watcher's paradise."
The room includes one of the house's folding beds, which provides great views when waking up in the morning, she added.
The couple took inspiration for the house from Dwell magazine, which focuses on contemporary homes. They also had a book on Austrian architecture that gave them ideas, especially for the home's exterior, Miller said.
And while the house doesn't have its own lake access, it's close to beaches and boat ramps. It's also just down the road from Sheldrake Point Winery.
Address: 3901 County Road 139 Ovid, NY 14521
Price: $348,000
Size: 2,800 square feet
Monthly Mortgage: $1,317.91 (based on this week's national average rate of 3.93 percent by Freddie Mac for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage with a 20 percent down payment. Fees and points are not included.)
Taxes: $3,458
Built: 2005
School District: South Seneca
Bedrooms: The home is listed with two bedrooms, but could easily fit more with the extra studio space. Two rooms in the house have custom-designed Murphy beds that fold into the walls. One room, reached through a maple pocket door, features a wall of closets and space for the home's washer and dryer.
Living room: The open space has a bank of windows that look onto Cayuga Lake and a set of sliding doors that lead onto a deck. The room also includes space for a dining area and features custom shades on its windows.
Kitchen: The kitchen has custom maple cabinetry and breakfast bar seating.
Bathrooms: The home's one full and one half bathroom include a marble vanity, glass tile floor, a Kohler tub and walk-in shower.
Agent: Allison Hogue
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Phone: (607) 330-5207
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Hillsboro-based FEI makes electron microscopes and similar tools used in the chip industry and by scientists. Its second-quarter sales totaled $146 million, up 4 percent from the same three months last year.
Profits totaled $16.2 million, or 40 cents a share. That's up from $3.7 million, 10 cents a share, in the second quarter last year. This year's profits included a tax benefit worth $13.5 million, stemming from an FEI agreement between taxing authorities in Holland and the U.S.
FEI's share price climbed 6 cents today, closing at $19.48 before the company announced quarterly results.
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Works Great ! i noticed an immediate improvement in throttle response and a slight increase in power.
Reviewed By Michael K (Doniphan, MO) Reviewed for a 2008 Toyota Tundra —2/26/2016 7:11 PM
I had to call tech support who walked me through it all. It took one hour to install. Configuring took time due to me learning while configuring. The gas pedal is a lot more responsive with no hesitation whatsoever. There's a noticeable increase in horsepower and the exhaust system sounds better. I don't care for the design of the unit. It looks cheap. More computer options would be nice. It's pricey but I like the performance. I'd recommend it !!!


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Twitter's one of the few places you can get athletes unfiltered, which can be a little scary. And hilarious.
Each morning we'll throw up a few weird things athletes are talking about on Twitter.
T.J. Ford gives the business to video game Kevin Durant:
@kevindurant35 killing him in NBA 2K10.... Get ur game up
Thanks to Twitter, we don't have to wonder what Larry Fitzgerald's brother thinks about Lane Kiffin:
Lane kiffin dipped out after just a year?!?! Woooow i wonder how the tennessee recruits feel now
CDR, looking for a late night feast:
About to eat some souuuuuuuullllll food. I got so much of this shii!
Patrick Hayes is the editor of It's Just Sports. He writes for Full-Court Press, the Flint Journal and Technorati. Follow him on Twitter.


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Nike SB won't be slowing down their output as their looking to start the Fall season off right with a couple of new flavors. One of which is the latest Dunk Low Pro which features a mix of tonal Red full grain leather and suede upper contrasted by a White Swoosh. The use of White is also extended onto the midsole where that is accented with an icy University Blue translucent outsole. Keep posted at your local Nike Sportswear retailers this Fall for the "Challenge Red" Nike SB Dunk Low Pro.
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