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Source Mod | Factorization |
Dark Iron Ingots are purple-colored ingot from Factorization. They are created by placing a Dark Iron block in a crafting table.
Dark Iron Ingots can be crafted from 1 Block of Dark Iron as following:
Dark Iron Ingots can be crafted into the following:
- Logic Matrix Programer (needs info)
- Router
- Item Filter (Router upgrade)
- Machine Filter (Router upgrade)
- Speed boost (Router upgrade)
- Thoroughness (Router upgrade)
- Bandwidth (Router upgrade)
- Ejector (Router upgrade)
- Extra-Dimensional Storage (Barrel upgrade)


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Metals Stocks
Dec. 5, 2010, 9:33 p.m. EST
Gold extends rally to Globex, trades above $1,410
By Myra P. Saefong, MarketWatch
TOKYO (MarketWatch) — The most-active futures contract for gold climbed as much as $10 an ounce on Globex by Monday morning in Tokyo, poised to extend last week's rally as investors sought refuge in the precious metal against a backdrop of uncertainty surrounding sovereign debt and U.S. dollar weakness.
The most-active February gold contract climbed as high as $1,416.70 an ounce in electronic trading on Globex. It then pulled back a bit to $1,412.80, trading $6.60 higher in late morning dealings.
The contract had posted a 3.2% gain last week after tacking on nearly $17 on Friday to end at $1,406.20, just short of a fresh closing record. The record close for a front-month contract was $1,410.10 seen in early November. See Friday's metals story.
The front-month December gold contract was last up $7 at $1,412.40.
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Adding fuel to the rally was news last week that China's securities regulator has given the green light to a mutual fund to invest in foreign exchange-traded funds backed by gold. Read more about the gold fund of funds.
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Special report: World's workshop heads to inland China | Reuters
Special report: World's workshop heads to inland China
By James Pomfret
ZHENGZHOU, China (Reuters) – In a vast muddy cornfield scarred with the tracks of heavy vehicles, two young engineers pore over a construction blueprint showing a grid of 100 rectangular factory blocks.
Here on the outskirts of Zhengzhou, the provincial capital of Henan in China's interior, Foxconn, the largest company and exporter in "the workshop of the world" has staked its future on a mammoth new industrial complex.
New powerlines are being erected and roads built to the site under the watchful eye of local farmers who daydream about the entrepreneurial opportunities that up to 200,000 new workers in the area might present.
Taiwan-based Foxconn Technology Group, which includes its flagship Hon Hai Precision Industry (2317.TW: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz), makes gadgets for a constellation of global brands including Apple APPL.O, Dell (DELL.O: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz), Nokia and Hewlett Packard (HPQ.N: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz).
Most of that production comes from its plants in Shenzhen, in the Pearl River Delta area, one of the three major Chinese coastal manufacturing hubs, along with the Yangtze River area around Shanghai and Bohai Bay north of Beijing.
With this leap into Henan province, 1,600 km (1,000 miles) from Shenzhen, Foxconn is expanding aggressively inland, where wages are lower and workers more plentiful, keeping mostly higher-value, engineering, and R&D work in China's coastal areas. It will have as many as 1.3 million workers in China by the end of 2011, up from 920,000 now, company officials say.
Foxconn is by no means alone. Intel (INTC.O: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz), the world's biggest chip maker, opened a $600 million plant this year in Chengdu and Hewlett-Packard built a laptop factory in Chongqing, both cities in the western province of Sichuan.
Cheaper labor is not the only attraction. The worker has become the consumer in China, with the government determined to raise household incomes and reduce wealth disparities. Locating factories nearer to markets makes dollars and sense.
"Most of the villagers here think it's a good thing," said Meng, Xiangting, 46, a farmer prying stones from a wall with a crowbar for use on his own crumbling home. "They've guaranteed jobs for anyone in the area between 18 to 50 years of age. I'm not interested. I'd like to open a small shop for the workers instead."
With factories closer to home, children of farmers like Meng won't have to make the annual trek to distant coastal regions and live desultory lives as migrant workers in factory towns.
A rash of suicides at Foxconn's Shenzhen plant which the company said weren't work-related but which victims' families blamed on tough conditions, helped fuel a wave of labor unrest — and has become yet another motivation to move operations into the less volatile interior.
Foxconn's move will touch off a mini-boom in an ancient Chinese capital perhaps best known for the 5th-century Shaolin temple that is home to its famous brand of Kung Fu.
Foxconn's suppliers will have to relocate as well. The workers will need housing and places to shop. Some may even be able to afford cars to commute to work on the new highways being built to Foxconn's mega-factory and its satellites.
A foreman supervising a team of men in straw hats working on a road linking to Zhengzhou's highways and the international airport said they had paved 4 km in three weeks. "Foxconn is amazing," he said. "They work extremely fast."
A lot of people are working fast in China's rapidly developing interior.
Manufacturers are building huge factories in the provinces to escape rising costs in the coastal zones that helped China become the world's largest exporter. Big customers such as Wal-Mart (WMT.N: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) are buying more goods from the new inland factories in a relentless quest to find low-cost suppliers.
New high-speed rail links are shrinking distances for shuttling goods in and out of China's heartland.
The move inland by manufacturers coincides with a parallel trend in urbanization. Local governments are competing ferociously to build and expand cities on farmland to lure back millions of migrants from the coast in a project that could absorb more residents than the entire population of the United States in the coming decades.
The drive is part of a strategic economic shift to rebalance China's economy — and by extension the rest of the world's — to rely less on exports for future growth and more on domestic consumption. The Obama administration has been pressing China to do just that.
"Our lives will completely change," said Meng, the farmer. "Next August, they'll be able to bring in over 100,000 workers. With more people, there'll be more businesses."
While a smaller percentage of Chinese coastal manufacturers are moving operations offshore — garments to Bangladesh, shoes to Vietnam, some experts see a more pronounced move inland.
A recent survey by Hong Kong's Trade Development Council of 2,400 manufacturers found a quarter would choose to set up new factories in inland China, twice that of those who would opt for cheaper alternatives in Asia. Around half said they would stay in China's coastal hubs.
China's industrial model has relied on efficient and nearby supply chains along with good transportation infrastructure that make it more efficient to keep operations onshore.
Factory production in China will continue to move to the interior, said Bruce Rockowitz, president of Li & Fung, one of the world's leading sourcing firms that caters to clients such as Wal-Mart. "That's the future, and maybe we'll get another 20 years out of that."
Workers in Foxconn T-shirts, clocking in for the night shift along unlit paths at Foxconn's temporary plant near Zhengzhou, say they are part of the advance guard of what is expected to be a massive redeployment of the company's workforce.
The official Xinhua news agency reported recently that the Foxconn plant under construction would produce mainly Apple iPhones, generate more than $13 billion in annual exports and have a production capacity of 200,000 handsets a day.
Wei Wei, deputy director at Personnel Exchange Center, a major job recruitment center in Zhengzhou, said Foxconn had asked his firm to help recruit 100,000 workers within three months time in preparation for the first phase of the giant factory's expected opening next year.
Factories in coastal China, such as Foxconn's sprawling operations in Shenzen, have been powered by an army of 130 million or so migrant workers streaming in annually from inland Chinese provinces. They are not given permanent resident rights, however, and they often move on.
Labor shortages have begun to be a problem for these traditional export centers as the growth of the working-age population slows. Moreover, a younger generation of migrant workers, better educated, more tech-savvy, and less accepting than their parents were of life in the factories — low pay, grueling hours and sometimes martial workplace rules — have launched wildcat strikes and protests. Keywords: CHINA MANUFACTURING/
"To be very frank and open, I think we were caught by surprise by the structural changes in the worker composition," Louis Woo, special assistant to Terry Gou — Foxconn's reclusive and enigmatic Taiwanese chief executive — told reporters at a company-sponsored rally last week at its Shenzen plant.
"We haven't changed fast enough to meet the changing needs and new aspirations of this new generation of workers," said the silver-haired and rake-thin Woo, wearing blue suspenders and Prada glasses.
"China is changing and that's why Foxconn is also changing."
Recent strikes at Japanese car assembly plants in China, which resulted in a doubling of wages in some cases, have prompted other multinationals with intensive labor needs to seek a more stable and plentiful workforce inland.
"China has had a very unusual situation for a number of years with just this incredible supply of workers. That is now coming to an end," said Arthur Kroeber of Beijing-based consultancy Dragonomics, who says the number of young Chinese workers aged 15-24 years of age will likely fall by a third in the next 12 years, giving more bargaining power to this younger blue-collar generation.
Labor is plentiful in provinces such as Henan, China's most populous with over 100 million people — more than the population of Germany.
At a recent Foxconn recruitment fair in Zhengzhou, thousands of hopefuls clamored for places, excited at the prospect of working for the Fortune 500 firm.
Already, a fifth of Foxconn's workers hail from Henan. By moving workers closer to their families it might help ease a problem that plagued the company during the first half of the year — the dozen suicides mostly involving young workers leaping off buildings at its Shenzhen complex.
Zeng Jundan, one of the workers at Foxconn's temporary plant who previously worked for the company in Shenzhen, said he was happier. "It's not bad here — my mom and dad can come see me every day if they want to," he said.
Like all manufacturers, Foxconn depends on a network of suppliers. Unlike others, Foxconn is big enough to force a new ecosystem to develop around it.
Jackie Ho, a Taiwanese industrialist making TV screens and mobile phone accessories in Luohe town, an hour's drive from Zhengzhou, said the new Foxconn facility would help foster fresh industrial clusters in Henan.
He is hoping to capitalize on what he terms the "Foxconn effect", along with other downstream suppliers that will likely migrate up from the Pearl River Delta.
"Most suppliers to Foxconn have no choice," Ho said. If Foxconn moves they have to follow or it will just buy from another factory. I believe that after two years Foxconn may not have to purchase and transport (its components) from the south anymore. Many firms will be here."
Foxconn is what some supply chain experts describe as a "dragon head" industry. It can nurture and sustain small- and medium-sized firms that otherwise wouldn't have the economies of scale or management mindset to move inland themselves.
"The key manufacturer is the dragon head, and there's always a supply ecosystem that goes along with it," said Edward Tse, the Greater China chairman of consultancy Booz & Co. and author of a book "The China Strategy" detailing the country's business landscape and how multinationals might capitalize.
"Without a dragonhead like Foxconn it's hard to get that kickstart," Tse said.
In several villages ringing Foxconn's Zhengzhou sites, red banners with pithy slogans were hung over roads and painted onto brick walls by local propaganda authorities, hailing the manufacturing giant as an economic savior.
"Welcome Foxconn. Swiftly move toward a well-off society" read one.
The government is clearly hoping that as companies and their "ecosystems" move to the countryside, more of China's 1.3 billion residents will progress from a life of subsistence to one of greater domestic and consumerist comforts in landlocked provinces, perhaps better described as mid-sized nations rather than regions.
"Manufacturing is something that a lot of local cities and regions can relate to because it's hard; people can see that in terms of the plants, the laborers, the products and so on," said Tse, who has advised multinationals on their China production and sourcing strategies.
"So a lot of inland areas see this as a natural area of growth. You need to find jobs for these people who've been urbanized, instead of them continuing to be peasants working on paddy fields. This is usually the first starting point like Shenzhen had done 20 years ago."
Government statistics show industrialization in inland provinces has outpaced established manufacturing hubs such as Guangdong in recent years.
The number of enterprises with annual revenues of over five million yuan ($736,000) in Guangdong province near Hong Kong grew by an average of some 24 percent in 2008 to 52,574 firms. The same figures for Henan were 38 percent and 18, 700 firms. The year before it had only been 13.6 percent.
On the green northern rim of Guangdong, beyond the mountains and into the land-locked region of Ganzhou in Jiangxi province, LED factory owner Kong Xiangzhong is one of the new breed of industrialists who have staked a future away from the cluttered expensive coastal manufacturing regions of China.
A minnow compared with Foxconn with around 100 workers, Kong has nevertheless positioned his inland factory as a potential gateway to the mainland China market, spurning the usual export track. Almost all his energy-efficient LED lighting products will be trucked and sold entirely within China from Ganzhou.
"For us factories doing domestic demand, we hope that we can expand everywhere in China, to the west, the center and the east," said Kong, a self-made businessman who started out as a production line worker in a Guangdong factory nearly 20 years ago.
Around 400 km (250 miles) north of the Pearl River Delta, Ganzhou sits at the crossroads of three of southern China's most economically vibrant provinces; Guangdong, Fujian and Hunan. Besides its relative coastal proximity, Ganzhou's surrounding counties are home to nearly 8 million residents with minimum wage levels around 40 percent cheaper than in Guangdong, making it a natural manufacturing spillover region for factories from the Pearl River Delta.
"The geographic location is good here," said Kong, who recently set up his LED lights factory in Ganzhou. "We can get to the Yantian port (in Shenzhen) for shipping in about four hours. It's also quite close to Shanghai," added Kong, speaking slightly accented Mandarin Chinese in a sign of his provincial roots.
Like many ambitious inland areas, Ganzhou has invested millions in new infrastructure, including a new airport, highways and railways to bolster the transport and logistics infrastructure so crucial to businesses. Keywords: CHINA MANUFACTURING/
This region, too, has attracted a dragon head company — Nasdaq-listed contract manufacturer Flextronics (FLEX.O: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz). It will soon open a factory employing 11,000 in one of Ganzhou's new industrial estates to make transformers and power adaptors.
Rob Roohparvar, president of the Flextronics unit running the plant, estimates costs will be at least 10 to 15 percent cheaper in Ganzhou than the southern coast where the conglomerate and key rival of Foxconn runs its flagship China facility.
In the next five years, Zeng Weilin, vice director of the Ganzhou Development Zone, expects the region's GDP to quadruple and the number of factories to rise from 300 to over a thousand. Focusing on domestic buyers can help producers mitigate another risk: the appreciating yuan.
"The exchange rate has no effect on us, because our main market is 100 percent focused in mainland China," said Simon Lu Xingping, the head of Maniform, a fast-growing Chinese lingerie manufacturer headquartered in Shenzhen, which is building a 6,000-worker factory in Ganzhou.
Maniform is one of a batch of emerging Chinese manufacturers that started off as exporters or producers for overseas brands, picking up skills and know-how until they reached a point where they felt they could develop a brand themselves.
These Chinese competitors, often nimbler, highly entrepreneurial and more flexible than multinationals, have almost all targeted their lucrative home markets and have begun to set up vast retail networks and factories across the country.
Notable examples include those in the sportswear industry including Li Ning (2331.HK: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz), Anta (2020.HK: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) and Hongxing Sports (CHXS.SI: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz). Global brands like Spanish clothing giant Zara (ITX.MC: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) — famed for the success of its rapid product development cycles — and sportswear firm Puma (PUMD.L: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) are reportedly planning huge expansion plans to target China's future middle class consumers.
"The internal business of consumption is competing now with the export business for space, for people, and it's driving the costs up in China. So that party (of cheap labor and exports) that we've had in the last 15 years is going away," said Rockowitz of Li & Fung.
But challenges loom for those moving to inland China.
Yifan Hu, chief global economist at Citic Securities, said the inland business environment is hampered by poor infrastructure, high transportation costs and a lack of developed free markets.
Ho, the Henan factory owner is critical of inconsistent and discretionary government policies that make it difficult for businessmen to map out longer term strategies and commit investment to the region, particularly smaller firms without the clout of a Foxconn.
"The legal environment isn't so good and everything is decided face to face with officials. You don't really know what you're getting. Their (preferential) policies need more clarity," Ho said.
Ho's transportation costs are almost double those in the Pearl River Delta, with the nearest port being the Lianyun port in Jiangsu province, almost 600 km (375 miles) away. Still, he says, transportation costs now only make up around 3.5 percent of his overall production costs so it's still manageable.
"There will be some shifting of products away from southern China to both the interior of China and outside of China," said Henry Tan, the CEO of Luen Thai Holdings, one of Hong Kong's largest listed textiles groups.
"However there will still be a portion of products that stay in the Pearl River Delta and the Yangtze River Delta, purely because of the convenience of supply chains, because all the fabrics, all the trims, all the development are there."
The waning of government stimulus efforts, which have done much to spur growth in China's rural areas over the past year or so, could also hamper the move inland. Local governments with shrinking budgets have less scope to scatter sweeteners to attract industry, Hu said.
Zhengzhou like other cities borrowed heavily to bankroll a blitz of marquee infrastructure projects, such as a new convention center, renovation of the business district and high-end property developments.
China's switch to a domestic consumption model will take time, even as exports contribute less and less to China's GDP — now around 10 percent, Hu estimates.
"Some people think exports will not be the driver of China's economy in the future. I agree," Hu said. "But China's exports are still very strong, accounting for 20 percent of the world's exports. The share may remain the same but the growth may decline." She said the export sector's real contribution was to employment, rather than economic growth.
"No matter if it's high value-added or low-value-added they have to recruit more people … so as exports slow down I think the employment issue will really become quite intensive, maybe in the next one to three years, before they really transform to a domestic consumption-oriented economy."
Back at Foxconn's headquarters in the Shenzhen district of Longhua on a late sunny afternoon last week, tens of thousands of young workers cast off their uniforms and inhibitions, put on costumes, glitzy bikinis and bright wigs for the company-sponsored "Treasure Life" celebration.
At the rally, aimed at mending the company's image and improving worker morale after the suicides, Foxconn unveiled the "transformation" of its human resources management and new industrial strategy in China.
Hosting reporters for a rare visit inside the factory, Woo said the usually secretive Foxconn would now "open up". As China's largest employer, Woo said he hoped this new approach to Chinese industrial management would influence other firms.
Besides pledging to improve the lives of its workers through measures including wage hikes, capping overtime work at 36 hours a month from 80 and setting up 24-hour counseling services, Woo said the future for Foxconn lay in moving its factories closer to China's workers.
"We want to take out the 'migrant' from migrant worker," he said. Besides its Henan plant, Foxconn is also building new factories in Chengdu and Chongqing in Sichuan province, while it is negotiating with several other Chinese provinces about building other industrial campuses.
As the workers wended their way through the 3.3 square kilometer Longhua industrial fortress that pioneered the manufacture of some of Apple's iPhones and iPods, there was the sense of an era coming to an end.
The self-contained industrial city with its banks, bakeries, post offices, restaurants, shops, parks and dormitories catering to more than a quarter of a million workers, will eventually evolve into a higher-end research and development campus.
"Shenzhen will have more engineers than (production) line workers" in the future, said Woo, a development resonating with Shenzhen's overall economic blueprint to upgrade its industrial base and move up the value-added chain.
Some workers in the crowd that gathered for an open-air concert on a large artificial grass sports ground spoke of new hope for the future — away from the coast.
"Everyone's talking about the new factories. If they move, I definitely want to move with them," said Yang Ning, a chirpy 22-year-old factory girl from Chongqing, one of the sites of a new Foxconn factory.
"Life here in the Pearl River Delta has been tough," she added as workers chanted effusively behind her. "I'll be glad to leave".
(Editing by Bill Tarrant)
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Sophie loved her Uncle Jim
And often used to play with him
And when his pants were open wide
She'd play with what she found inside
But before we break the rule
Although Sophie was still at school
We have to make clear that we mean
The little girl had passed eighteen.
She liked the way her little hand
Could make her uncle's member stand
She loved to see the way it grew
And knew her uncle liked it too
Especially when Sophie dipped
Her tongue to lick the very tip
To taste the salty clear confection
Oozing from his stiff erection
The taste used to excite her so
She'd let her inhibitions go
And follow where her instinct led
to suck the swollen purple head
This used to make her uncle moan
With pleasure, until with a groan
His semen finally released
was swallowed by his little niece.
Her older brother Tom, would watch
his sister at his Uncle's crotch,
and get excited so much that
he'd go and find his Auntie Kat.
The sight of his stiff cock would get
His auntie's pussy very wet,
so she would hold it open wide
and let him thrust it deep inside.
Sophie liked to watch this too
Whilst she felt her uncle screw
Her tight vagina from behind
This often used to blow her mind
Watching her horny brother plant
His hot thick cum inside her aunt
While uncle's cock thick and blunt
Spewed more hot spunk inside her cunt.
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Estimated number of employees: | 2 | |
Annual sales estimate: | 176,000 | |
City / suburb: | Anchorage, AK | |
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According to our records, this business is located at 929 E 81st Ave # 108 in Anchorage (in Anchorage County), Alaska 99518, the location GPS coordinates are: 61.1477402 (latitude), -149.8654993 (longitude). Northern Hospitality Training is categorized under Education Centers (SIC code 8299). Known organization owner is Robin Norris. Current estimates show that the unit has a sales volume of $176,000 and staff of approximately 2 people. You can contact the company by phone at (907) 644-4747; the following fax number is also provided: (907) 644-4788.
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Former rebel leader sees hope in talks
But meeting is 'no guarantee of security or the rights of ethnic people'
Kachin villagers displaced by fighting between the government and KIA soldiers
March 9, 2012
A former leader of the Kachin Independence Organization (KIO) said yesterday that he is hopeful that ongoing negotiations between the government and the Kachin could achieve an end to fighting. A government delegation met with Kachin leaders yesterday for the latest round of peace talks in the border town of Ruili in China. Tu Ja, former vice-chairman of the KIO, said he held a "positive view" of the negotiations and that success would depend on finding the root cause of the conflict. "The conflict has been happening among the same people within the country, so it is not impossible that we could solve it through compromise, mutual trust and balance," he said yesterday. Sources in Kachin state say they have seen no indication of fighting between government troops and soldiers from the Kachin Independence Army, the military wing of the KIO. Tu Ja, who will contest an April 1 by-election in the constituency of Mogaung in Kachin state, said internal peace must be the highest political priority. The unity of the state and improvements in development and infrastructure depends on the ability of both sides to reach a sustainable peace, he said. President Thein Sein said earlier this month in a speech that the government was determined to negotiate with all ethnic opposition groups in three stages, which include ceasefire, political negotiations and parliamentary conference. Government and Kachin leaders have met previously for peace talks in Ruili in November last year and in January. An outbreak of fighting in June last year ended a 17-year-old ceasefire agreement and led to the displacement of tens of thousands of residents, who fled to makeshift camps along the Burma-China border.
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Ryutoro Nonomura, 47, a provincial MP, broke down at a press conference, bursting into tears and pounding his fists.
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He said, inbetween sobs: "I became a member of the assembly. I thought only to change society. This Japan. I risked my life, you understand?"
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February 17, 2017
What is the greatest odd number less than 250 ? Exlplain how you know.
January 24, 2017
Coco has a jar containing pennies and nickles. There is $9.20 worth of coins in the jar. If she could switch the number of pennies with the number of nickles, there would be $26.80 worth of coins in the jar. How many pennies and nickles are in the jar?
December 1, 2016
The distance between bills house and his aunt house is 835 miles. About how many miles would he drive if he made. 4 one-wat trips
November 14, 2016
A relief package is released from a helicopter at 1600 feet. The height of the package can be modeled by the equation h(t)= -16t^2+1600 where h is the height of the package in feet and t is the time in seconds. The pilot wants to know how long it will take for the package to ...
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July 14, 2016
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July 12, 2016
What is theoretical yield in grams of CO2 formed from reaction of 3.12g CS2 and 1.88g O2?
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Which of the following most contributed to the rise of Sumer? A. Farming** B. Military Power C. Isolated location D. Trade You are a young woman in Saudi Arabia. Which of these should you not plan to do? A. Apply for a job outside the home** B. Take a test for a drivers ...
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January 13, 2016
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January 12, 2016
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January 11, 2016
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A child and sled with a combined mass of 45.0 kg slide down a frictionless hill. If the sled starts from rest and has a speed of 8.0 m/s at the bottom, what is the height of the hill (include units)?
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October 13, 2015
Chemistry 151
How many moles of chloride ions are in 0.2580 g of aluminum chloride?
September 23, 2015
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Warren measured a recentangular window to find Out how much plastic he would need to cover it.The window measured 5ft 6 inches by2ft9inches.about how many square inches of plastics does Warren need to cover the window?
April 20, 2015
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April 20, 2015
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March 29, 2015
Chemistry 2
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March 21, 2015
Chemistry 2
The equilibrium constant, Kc, for the following reaction is 1.54E-2 at 643 K. 2HI(g) H2(g) + I2(g) When a sufficiently large sample of HI(g) is introduced into an evacuated vessel at 643 K, the equilibrium concentration of I2(g) is found to be 0.351 M. Calculate the ...
March 21, 2015
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Frank and Oswalt report a molar absorptivity of 4700 L mol^-1 cm^-1 for thiocyanatoiron(lll) ion. What absorbance would you expect for a soloution that it 1.0e-4 M in thiocyanatorion(lll) ion, if the path length is 1.00 cm?
March 6, 2015
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February 17, 2015
AP Chemistry
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Assume diameter of a neutral helium atom is 1.40x10^2pm. Suppose that we could line up helium atoms side by side in contact with one another. How many atoms would it take to complete the distance of 6.70cm from end to end?
February 7, 2015
Yes because 4 2-5. Is a whole number plus four
February 1, 2015
Which poetic line contains both paradox and consonance? One summer day, all day I drove it hard How long it might last, how young it might be Ay, look, and he'll smile thy gloom away At least to know the worst is sweet
January 12, 2015
A 0.248 M ZnCO3 solution is made from 21.4 g of solute? What is the volume of the solution?
January 12, 2015
The inflection point of the curve y = x4 − 8x3 + 24x2 + 7x − 3 is? So I got (1,21) I was wondering if this is correct because sometimes I will be doing something completely wrong and not even realize it.
November 16, 2014
How many grams of O2 are contained in a 25.0L sample at 5.20 atm and 28.0C?
November 13, 2014
A bush baby, an African primate, is capable of leaping vertically to the remarkable height of 2.3 m. To jump this high, the bush baby accelerates over a distance of 0.14m while extending the legs. The acceleration during the jump is approximately constant. -What is the ...
October 9, 2014
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October 9, 2014
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October 8, 2014
The depth d in feet of the water in a bay at is given by d(t) = 3/2 sin (5πt/31) + 23 where t is time. Graph the depth of the water as a function of time. What is the maximum depth of the water to the nearest tenth of a foot? (Enter only the number.)
October 2, 2014
Yeah, it's definitely A.
October 2, 2014
I was thinking that was the answer, but I just wasn't sure if those pi's were going to cancel out. Thanks for the confirmation! :)
October 1, 2014
A little confused on this one... Find the amplitude and the period of h(x) = 1/2 cos (-πx).
October 1, 2014
I think I got the answer. I did 1/0.004 and got 250 hz.
October 1, 2014
Sorry, I just wanted to make my question more clear.
October 1, 2014
I know we multiply 2pi times coefficient. In this case, I guess I am asking what that is.
October 1, 2014
Ohh, I see. So, you would multiply 2 x pi x 3 or x 0.004? What is k equal to?
October 1, 2014
Use a sine function to graph a sound wave with a period of 0.004 of a second and an amplitude of 3 cm. Find the frequency in hertz for this sound wave. (Enter only the number.)
October 1, 2014
Thank you, Steve! :)
October 1, 2014
Identify the amplitude and the period of the function c(x) = 3cos (x + π).
October 1, 2014
Solve for θ in the equation cos θ = -0.181 when 180º < θ < 360º. Round your answer to the nearest tenth of a degree.
September 30, 2014
A painter wants to lean a 30-foot ladder against a wall. Safety guidelines recommend that the distance between the base of the ladder and the wall should be 1/4 of the length of the ladder. To the nearest degree, what acute angle should the ladder make with the ground? Enter ...
September 30, 2014
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Cascade Brewing has some vegan options
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Posted by Jbird on 2014-08-03 17:47:04
Im not too particular about what I fish for. Ive been known to toss a fly at just about anything with fins. If it shows interest in flies, I enjoy it :) Every fish presents different challenges and the different environments you go to to find them is just fun!
Im currently on a smallmouth bass kick and I cant think of a fish Id rather be chasing! These fish can be fickle. They can be very wary in low clear water. They notoriously bite/spit on the pause leaving you completely unaware you even got bit. But then they CRUSH flies comparable to the most vicious strikes Ive ever had from any fish. They LOVE poppers and often times, the strikes are massive! They dwell in these tiny little boulder pockets along shorelines, waiting in pockets the size of a shoebox. its staggering the size of fish Ive taken from these pockets that couldn't have possibly harbored one 8" fish. They rush flies in shallow water, pushing a wake that makes the hair on your arms stand up.
I only wish the season around here was longer.
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Analytical Performance Evaluation Of Internet Access Over GPRS And Its Comparison With Simulation ResultsAuthors: Irnich, Tim and Stuckmann, PeterDepartment of Communication Networks (ComNets), Faculty 6, RWTH Aachen University Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com In 13th IEEE International Symposium on Personal, Indoor and Mobile Communications (PIMRC 02), Lisbon, Portugal, 2002. Publication Date: Sep, 2002 On page(s): ISBN: |
Abstract In this paper, we discuss the results of recently published analytical concepts for performance evaluation of packet-switched mobile radio networks. For comparison we regard the results of a simulation system (GPRSim), which emulates the GSM General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) in great detail. Our scope is to identify the possible reasons for deviations between analytical and simulation results in order to support the further development in this area. In the regarded analytical modelling framework source modelling is done by characterization of WWW traffic with means of marked Markovian arrival processes (MMAP), accordingly GPRS performance measures are derived by analysis of an MMAP/G/1 queue. By evaluation of WWW traffic generated during stochastic simulation we show that important characteristics of recent Internet traffic are depicted by Vornefeld's analytical source model. We find that the regarded analytical approach is well suited for understanding the general impact of various system parameters. Nevertheless, although the analytical model uses a very detailed characterization of WWW traffic, for quantitative performance analysis simulation results are still required. |
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I handpainted the kanji on the banner, based on Google Translate's version of "All your base are belong to us".
Here you will find all the spectacular entries to the Painting Challenge Theme Bonus Rounds. Enjoy, vote and please leave comments for the participants!
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'East' from Barks: Samurai Command Tent
I handpainted the kanji on the banner, based on Google Translate's version of "All your base are belong to us".
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This is awesome. I find the setting totally intimidating as well, great work. The kanji phrase is just perfect at so many levels...love it
ReplyDeleteLovely work Barks! Your boardgames must be the most sought after in your gaming circle, with all the stunning pieces your turning out!
ReplyDeleteThis really is a very nice submission. My Samuari armies are small and I cannot get this level of detail on the figures which is a real shame as who would not want this in their collection.
ReplyDeleteTerrific! There is so much to admire in this vignette. The figures, the basing the creative flags - just wonderful. Bravo Barks!
ReplyDeleteThat is a sweet command piece, Barks!
I like the added details of the walls and using a sabot base for the figures.
I had a Japanese student help me out with Japanese script for an art project and fully appreciate how difficult it is to write/ draw characters you have no idea of what they mean....let alone paint them on a 20mm banner! ;)Awesome work, Barks! These guys look as if they've stepped out of Ran, or Kagemusha. I love them.... really nice.