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Throughout the week, alumni speakers will visit various classes to interact with current students in the classrooms and share their professional experiences and insight.
Dr. Beena George, dean of the Cameron School of Business, and members of the CSB Alumni Board selected alumni Marylyn Harris, Karen Yale and Antonio Zamarripa to be the guest speakers for the Alumni Week panel.
Marylyn Harris, MBA '07, is the president and CEO of Harrland Healthcare Consulting, LLC, and vice chairman of the SBA Advisory Committee on Veterans Business Affairs. She is a former Army nurse and disabled war veteran who founded the nation's first and only Women Veterans Business Center in Houston and was honored by the White House as a Champion of Change.
Karen Yale, MBA '05, is the director of administrative services at El Paso Energy and vice president of nominations of the CSB Alumni Board.
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if you want anybody to take you seriously as a graffiiti writer than you cant back down from a fight. fuck someone up or get fucked up but dont be a bitch and pussy out like 90% of people
if you want anybody to take you seriously as a graffiiti writer than you cant back down from a fight. fuck someone up or get fucked up but dont be a bitch and pussy out like 90% of people
Number one stunna don't be retarted, ICP has nothing to do with goth kids. They call themselves "juggalos" and they're faggots.
lol i dont know the difference. my bad....
"Graffiti is not an art, graffiti is the application of a medium to a surface."
wtf is a juggalo
a juggalo is a member of the most retarded "hip-hop" group ever, or a follower (a kid that listens to them) they usually turn to the pile of shit because they are losers in school with no friends; they think they are "to hard for life" and paint their face with paint because they have terrible acne. they are mainly overweight, white, male or female (juggalo, juggalete).
they cant decide if they are goth or wigger, they are the scum of the earth.
Took the words out of my mouth. I didn't even have to say it. Thanks!
Haha we found one of the BBS kids!!! He lied to us when my homie ACRE found him, first he said he doesn't write nothing, but knew what we meant when we asked him what he wrote. Then he said he would tell us what he wrote if we promised not to go over him, he said EVOLE. ACRE gave him his number and "EVOLE" left. ACRE saw him paint something on a board in the tunnel they were all in. Reads:
ABLE aka EVOLE:
Acre is a pretty cool guy, stop the beef!
He then calls and says "are we cool?". We are now meeting up with them, stealing their paint and let them know why they shouldn't diss a piece with a tag.
There are a few writers by me, one whois work i follow is called nark and some faggot wrote on all his shit off this one highway.
i was so pissed for that guy
fuck beef...cows be mad these days..
im sorry but almost all of this sounds childish. if you need a definition of "Beef" please go download "whats beef". sure the guys dead and this song is old as the streets but common. these younger folk need the lesson (so it seems).
There this punk-ass little bitch in my are who calls himself "TAP" He's like 12 and writes 'TOY' in giant letters over everyone's shit and is one of those d-bags that scribble rude things on the wall for attention. He never uses spraypaint anymore 'cuz he knows he can't write 4 shit, he uses a marks-a-lot to write. And he can't make bubble letter A's or P's, so he makes a poorly drawn T, scribbles it in for fill then writes A and P in regular shit-ass letters. The little fucker is only 12 and knows me name and family, so it's not like I can just fuck his bitch-ass up and throw him in the river or anything. What the fuck do I do in a situation like this? With a little punk-bitch 12y/o faggot that knows he can get away with it because he knows me. He's called the cops on plenty of occasions on anyone that does hit 'em or some shit, so I'll be fucked if I touch him. WTF can I do?
Only when the last sprayer has been locked up, will we realize that art cannot be forbidden.
its simple, new jacks will get lined. now, if your better then the person dissing you, you take that back and then you start beef. BUT on the other hand, if your worse then the guy going over you, let it be, you dont want beef with someone better then you, if you do, that guy will most likly diss everything you have and no one will ever see your improvment. ya see? beef is apart of graffiti, but olny when it is needed.
Truthfuly... Dude, its not worth your time....... If he's toy he'll learn man. Its not a big deal.
Just do you and dont worry about some Bumb toy.
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I guess it's just part of the lifestyle, but everytime I go by one of my pieces and see his gayass tag written across it... I just can't stand it... I hate seein' something that I worked hard get scribbled out by this little punk who doesn't even know what toy means, you feelin me?
Only when the last sprayer has been locked up, will we realize that art cannot be forbidden.
Suck my dick, garbage. WTF kind of fucking name is that, anyway?
Only when the last sprayer has been locked up, will we realize that art cannot be forbidden.
oops someone quick start and "how to deal with E beaf" thread.


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Rush Limbaugh accused the Obama administration of "cooking the books" to show increased economic growth during the last five years, a claim that completely ignores the facts and rationale behind GDP revisions.
On July 31, the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) released its report [1] on U.S. gross domestic product, which showed the economy growing at 1.7 percent for the second quarter of 2013. In its report, the BEA noted that a "comprehensive revision" in calculating GDP was implemented "for improving and modernizing its accounts to keep pace with the ever-changing U.S. economy." The revisions generally resulted in upward estimates for national GDP, in addition to higher than previously estimated annual growth rates.
Reacting to the report and revisions on his radio show, Limbaugh forwarded the notion that the Obama administration was "cooking the books," claiming that the revisions were only implemented to paint a rosier picture of the economy under Obama.
Limbaugh's suggestion has no basis in reality.
While Limbaugh claimed that upward revisions were only applied for years during the Obama administration, the BEA clearly notes in its report [1] that GDP figures dating [2] back to 1929 [3] were also recalculated:
For 1929-2012, the average annual growth rate of real GDP was 3.3 percent, 0.1 percentage point higher than in the previously published estimates. For the more recent period, 2002-2012, the growth rate was 1.8 percent, 0.2 percentage point higher than in the previously published estimates.
Additional revisions were made [4] to the most recent five years of data to reflect new and better data sources that have emerged since initial estimates. But while Limbaugh falsely suggests this was done solely to improve the numbers for the Obama administration, revisions applied to 2007 through 2012, including two full years prior to Obama's first inauguration.
Beyond Limbaugh's blatant disregard for the facts about the timeline of the revisions, he also failed to realize that revising the formula for calculating GDP is a routine procedure intended to help the government more accurately track economic development over time. According to the BEA, "comprehensive revisions" are "carried out about every 5 years" to more accurately reflect the economy. And in an interview [5] with Bloomberg News, Brent Moulton, associate director for national economic accounts at the Bureau of Economic Analysis, stated, "Despite the conceptual changes, we have not rewritten economic history."
Furthermore, the BEA has maintained a high degree of media transparency regarding the revisions. In an April 26 Wall Street Journal article [6], BEA Director Steve Landefeld was forthright with his agency's upcoming analytical revisions. From the Journal:
At the end of July, when the bureau issues its first cut at second-quarter GDP, it also will be completing a sweeping benchmark revision of GDP estimates going back to 1929. Mr. Landefeld has presided over a number of benchmark revisions, which happen every four to five years. He said the 2013 changes, which will introduce the capitalization of business and government spending on research and development, are up there in significance with the 1999 revisions, when computer software first was included in GDP.
Right-wing media often [7] engage [8] in trutherism [9] over positive economic reports, consistently arguing that the Obama administration is attempting to mislead on the state of the economy. Limbaugh only adds another chapter to this series.
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I have started of what I like to call my "Party Mando". I'd like some SERIOUS input for the rest of the costume; jumpsuit, vest, shoes, accessories, ect. My helmet is pretty much done, just need to cut out and bend the lens. I have some strobe gauntlets from Spencer's Gifts. I'll try to post pics of everything I have so far.
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To: Premier Greg Selinger, Hon. Ron Lemieux and Hon. Stan Struthers
Re: Municipal Amalgamation Agenda
Dear Sirs,
The Council of the Rural Municipality of Edward would like to take this opportunity to convey our views regarding the municipal amalgamation agenda that the province has 'mandated.' We would also like to respond to the strong statements made by the province and particularly Minister Lemieux.
The RM of Edward is a 576-square-mile municipality, incorporated in 1905, that borders Saskatchewan and the U.S. and includes the Town of Pierson, a local urban district, and the Town of Lyleton. Since inception, we have endeavoured to provide the services and programs to our residents in the most cost-effective way possible. That has meant embracing change and finding innovative ways to provide the services and amenities to ensure that our citizens have happy, well-rounded lives.
We have agreements/partnerships with our neighbours to provide varied services including a weed board, regional library, conservation district, recreation district, arts council, planning district and building inspector, Mutual Aid, Oil Producing Municipalities of Manitoba, senior services and housing … The list goes on and on. We work with our neighbours to lobby together and create a strong voice in, and from, southwest Manitoba. We even share administrative costs associated with elections and the various notice requirements under the Municipal Act.
We like our neighbours and work together well, but that certainly does not mean we want them to move into our house or share our bank account. We are together but separate, which enables us all to maintain our identities and have services that are available to all of our citizens, even the less fortunate and those that are unable to travel.
We have had discussions with municipalities that have recently amalgamated and they tell us that there is no realizable cost savings resulting from the process. The time it has taken them to complete the amalgamation process has been much longer than 11 months and in some cases is still ongoing. The time frame the province has provided for this historical change in government is very unreasonable and haste in planning and decision-making will surely cause problems in the future; problems that will take time away from important issues at hand, which in turn will result in the ineffective use of resources.
The RM of Edward has been PSAB compliant since 2009; we have completed our 2011 audits and have received our gas tax funding for the year. Our councillors cost very little and most of the work they do is provided on a volunteer basis. We take exception to the bold statements made by the province that say that small municipalities are "clearly dysfunctional." The biggest problem we face is the deficit in infrastructure, which is certainly not unique to any municipality of any size.
Amalgamating with our neighbours will not save any money in this area considering that the burdens will grow with the joining of another area, and we will not receive any more, relative to size, based on the current per capita funding formulas. Our assessment base has grown $7 million in just the past year and promises to continue to grow.
We challenge the legality of some statements that have been made by the province. Over and over, we hear how municipalities with a population of less than 1,000 are not recognized under the Act. It is our understanding of the Municipal Act that while the requirement to form a new municipality is 1,000 residents (except, ironically, by amalgamation), municipalities of any size are still recognized under the Act as legal entities.
In an interview on CBC's "Radio Noon," Minister Lemieux said that amalgamation is only the first step … The first step in what? What does this government have planned next? If regionalization is only the beginning, what is the end game? Will residents in rural areas be forced to move to larger centres in order to access services that they are entitled to, as taxpayers and as Canadian citizens? Where is the transparency? Where is the democracy?
For a province that is carrying a purported $27-billion deficit, is this the best possible use of its resources at this time? We are being told to shake up our structure and our communities to save pennies on administrative costs; where is the leadership demonstrating the example? Is "do as I say, not as I do" the new definition of democracy in Manitoba?
Minister Lemieux said that municipal officials and administrators are asking questions. He says that he does not understand why. Perhaps it is just a matter of listening to the questions that are being asked.
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In the past there have been multiple tweaks that allow you to change the carrier text on your iPod touch, iPad, or iPhone from AT&T/Verizon/Sprint/iPod/iPad, to basically anything that you wanted. This is a very common customization option for jailbreakers that has been widely accepted. But today, we have stumbled upon a tweak that doesn't just change your carrier text, but it replaces it with a logo of your choice. The tweak has been dubbed Zeppelin by iOS developer jivhg.
The settings for using it are really simple. When you install Zeppelin from Cydia and respring your iDevice, you will get a new panel in your Settings application that has three major sections. The first section is the part that lets you disable and enable the tweak at your own leisure so that you never have to uninstall it to get rid of its effects (which I think is wonderful, by the way). The second section holds all of the different icons that you can use in your status bar. The last section makes you respring your iDevice every time that you want to apply a different image to your status bar. The complete settings for Zeppelin are in the screenshots below:
Aside from the countless icons that you can use to add personalization to your iDevice (there's at least one for everyone depending on what kind of fan you are), you will also see that upon entering the Settings application or any other application that turns the status bar gray instead of transparent black like it is on the home screen, that the icon actually takes the same gradient-filled color scheme as your signal bars would. I think that effect really makes it feel like it belongs there because it just fits in with the other colors in the status bar that are next to it (in this case, Wi-Fi). The entire list of icons is as follows:
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Here's my current build, obviously your ability to fork out green is a factor.
I am running a Saginaw 4 speed (should be less than $500) behind a Chevy 305. Plenty of stout for the power I have.
You'll need a set of pedals which can be purchase aftermarket. Might need some modifications, but doable with a little fabrication skills
I recommend running a hydraulic TOB to make things easy and in my opinion, cheaper. Bought mine through Speedway and it works great. The first time I did this I set up a slave cylinder and the geometry was a pain. The hydraulic TOB was a breeze and I am running a stock master from Advance Auto parts, cheap too!
Don't buy a model specific bellhousing. Buy a new steel that will fit several applications in case you change your mind. Price will be comparable in any case.
You will probably need to modify your drive shaft and move your tranny crossmember.
Estimate $1000 for this route. I'd love to run a 5 or 6 speed myself, but that route will multiply your costs. I'm a little light right now to be specific. I hope this helps!
|I'd like to do a 5 speed, but a 4 will be the best option based off of the info you provided. You've been a great help, thanks.
lots of info there.
Do you want a 4 speed 5speed or 6speed?
Cheapest would be a 4speed. You'll need the proper trans to fit your rear axle ratio (or vice versa). You'll also need the pedals, a clutch kit, flywheel, perhaps a crossmember, Zbar, trans itself, bellhousing, shifter, shifter linkage. Some other things to check that may need to be addressed (depending on whats been done to your car) Trans tunnel, driveshaft, console, seats.
Its not hard to do if you have a factory service manual
If you get into 5 and 6 speeds (which you absolutely don't NEED), the cost goes up and it'll be more work.
My recommendation for a budget install? Assuming a basic smallblock; an M20 with a set of 3.23s to 3.55s.
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Sanchez Watt says he is prepared to go out on loan once again, but only if the move is right for him.
The striker had temporary spells at Sheffield Wednesday and Crawley Town last season, where he played a role in helping both sides clinch promotion.
Watt admits they were invaluable learning experiences for him, and says any further move would have to be similarly beneficial.
"I want to go somewhere where I'm learning from it. If the deal's right, my agents and Arsène Wenger will tell me. I'm waiting for the right club," he told Arsenal.com..
"Last season's loan spells were about maturing. You've got to work hard for your place every week. You're on your own. You have to grow up.
"We were fighting for promotion and every game and training session was vital. You always had to be switched on. It was good for me."
Watt has scored four goals in three appearances for Arsenal Under-21s this term and is hoping to get a chance with the first team against Coventry in the Capital One Cup next week.
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Museum visitors are invited to bring their imaginations and fall down the rabbit hole as the Ball State University Museum of Art presents Almost Alice: New Illustrations of Wonderland by American artist Maggie Taylor. The exhibition features original images she created for a new edition of the classic Lewis Carroll story Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
The 45 digital-inkjet prints in the exhibition blur the boundary between photography and illustration. To make the images, Taylor scanned original nineteenth century photographs, line drawings, and illustrations, then combined them with her own landscape photography. The results are inventive and ironic, a visual surrealism that suits its subject matter.
"What makes this exhibition interesting is the way the artist combines Lewis Carroll's nineteenth century sensibilities—his fantasy as well as his political satire—and the photomedia of that era, such as daguerreotypes, with the digital manipulation capabilities of our own era," said Director Peter Blume. "By doing so, Taylor's singular presentation makes Carroll's story, and therefore the exhibition, meaningful to a whole new audience."
Taylor earned her MFA in photography from the University of Florida. For approximately ten years she worked with a camera and film making still-life images in her studio and garden. In 1996 Taylor began working digitally. By placing objects directly on the glass top of a scanner she is able to make an unusual type of digital image which has photographic qualities.
Almost Alice: New Illustrations of Wonderland by Maggie Taylor is organized by Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, and toured by Curatorial Assistance, Pasadena, California.
Exhibition Date: January 16, 2009 - March 20, 2009


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Circle track dirt cars are a tough example to use when trying to apply rules of thumb on powerbands except to say that the shape of the powerband is every bit as important- if not more so- than peak numbers. Broad, flat curves will often perform better than peaky curves because the car will often handle better down on peak power- there will be less tire spin off the corners, often w/a side benefit of being able to get back on the gas sooner.
How many times have you seen a Cup or Busch stock car on a tight asphalt oval run right w/the leaders- down a cylinder?
well ok i generally go with what works. and judging by my engine builders track record, my wins, and the way my engines have always pulled like crazy off the corner with taller gears than majority of my competitors, I'll just stick with it. I do know that when I started getting engines with more torque my cars got way easier to drive and get out of trouble, as i could steer with the throttle as opposed to having to stab the brakes. my old spec engine made more hp and less torque and i used an 8200rpm limiter with 6.00 gears now i run a 8000 rpm pill with 5.83's on the same track and it pulls harder off the corner and produces faster lap times. must be some voodo magic.
The only thing that matters is putting as much power to the ground as you can as quickly as possible for the length of the track. Given equal cars the highest average power to the ground for the length of the track will win the race.
anyways Audi seems to do well with their racing diesel engines in LeMans etc. They have less hp than the gas engine cars. keeping things more even,low torque engines,if high horse powered usually make up torque with higher RPMs and more gear reduction. There is a lot of math to do to see which combination works better,,,IE: a 200 horse power 2500 pound honda civic usually out performs a 200 HP 350 V-8 in an equal weight domestic because 8,000 rpm can use a very steep gear ratio compared to a 4400 rpm 200 hp V-8
BTW the builder that i quoted is Dave Adams from adams engines. Last year in mods and streets out of the top 5 cars in national points 4 in one class and 5 in the other were powered by his engine....so ya he is probably wrong , and you in all your infinite wisdom must be correct.
guys like you are all kinds of fun to race. and i like taking their money.
" torque wins races....horsepower sells engines"
Torque has never won a race in the history of ever.
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Anyone in here ever use hardblock part way up the water jackets? My engine builder swears by it, he says it reduces out of round and taper drastically and decreases lower web flex. Any thoughts?
after reading what i posted i have to add this before someone jumps down my throat. when im talkin about building an engine, im assuming that it is being purpose built, ie; building an engine for a daily driver that shouldnt ever see 6000 rpm, for a race car that will rev, for a truck that will pull at normal speeds, and so on. with this in mind you know ahead of time what the variables will be. it would be generally a waste of money to put a callies crank and eagle rods and ultralight forged pistons in your work car that never sees 4000 rpm, just as it would be foolish to have a cast crank, stockrods and cast pistons on a forced induction engine that your going to drag race and turn 7500 rpm.
There is a very good possibilty that im not explaining myself well enough, most of the time things make way more sense to me, then come out all wrong.
Trust me, i'll be the first to admit i make mistakes, Im just trying to let the casual reader know that cutting corners on an engine is foolish, it is way cheaper to research and do it the way it should be done. then you wont end up with shelves full of useless cams and heads like i have and a trailer full of anchors with rods hanging out of the pans, which i have plenty of too. Is going fast fun? darn skippy it is. is it cheap? no way shape or form.
I didnt mean to start an argument. the point i was trying to make is, when picking engine parts the stuff should all work together to produce maximum torque and hp. I just assumed ( and i am sorry because i shouldnt have) that most would build an engine to be powerful with what their budget yeilds, and gear according to torque range. when i started dabbling in my own engines i used to call companys like crower and elgin and so on. they always asked weight of car and gears. Then during my strive to win races i stumbled across denny at motor machine and supply. Sounds really dumb but i actually called him becaus i was reading a book about how to build power in a small block, and the author praised this guy. Anyways when i called him and asked him about my streetstock engine, he said "email me all the specs on your engine, including flow numbers on intake and heads, and all the parts you have in it." when i asked him if he wanted to know car weight and gears he laughed. he said next time i call a cam company and they ask, before u tell them what it is ask them why they need to know it, and there will be a dead silence on the phone. he stated that the "cam techs" that answer the phone are entering what you say in a computer and it picks your cam. it is a close recommendation for the mass public. gets you in the ballpark. The cam according to him, and i have no reason to doubt him, is the heart of your engine. Denny stated he was at a meeting and all the major players were there they were tryin to come up with a cam design for the new nascar engines. he said dave crower( i believe that was his name) was the speaker and was talking about all the variables and getting input from other cam guys. after the meeting denny walked up to him and asked him for a recommendation on a cam in his street driver. crower asked him what it weighed, denny asked why that mattered, he had no answer.
basically what im saying is: if you build an engine that makes 575hp at 7000 and 600lb torque at 3400. it makes no difference if its in a 2500 lb car or a 10,000lb car. the engine will function the same, just be slower in the heavy car. secondly im not sure i know anyone who builds an engine from the ground up and doesnt gear for the engines torque curve. the only time i could see that coming into play is if you were switching cams in your 2002 chevy truck( just an example) and u wanted to get the most power you could with exhisting package because it is a 4x4 and gears are spendy. in a 2wd application in my opinion, your tripping over a dollar to save a dime if you cam for your gears and dont cam for optimum performace from your engine and change gears to accomodate.
In closing i have to leave you all with a quote from an engine builder friend of mine in wisconsin.
" torque wins races....horsepower sells engines"
I have seen a set of 441 SBC heads flat milled 0.090" for a stock car class that required FT pistons and large chamber iron heads. The decks were thin, but the engine (and others like it) ran well. Obviously overheating should be avoided, but that's w/any head- just that these were more likely to crack.
Excessive milling can lead to several other areas of concern, though. At some point, the intake seat will be intruded on, requiring the seats be sunk- and this often kills flow. Then there's the need to reface the intake flange, and if angle milled the bolt holes have to be enlarged and the bolt seats spot faced. This also plays havoc on the geometry, the valve and push rod angle is different.
But given how poorly the smog heads flow and that there are small chamber heads available that flow better, I really don't see doing that unless that was all there was available for some reason.
I sent you a brief PM.
|zildjian4life218 absolutely,I agree.,,,I dont need 4.11 for my application for example. I bet if I posted my engine specs people would recommend 4.56 gears and a 750 or 850 holley and also tell me I used too big of heads and a 6k chip in the rev limiter is stupid,,,,,
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Shun Lie
n Chuang, an OSA Fellow Emeritus and Professor Emeritus at the University of Illinois, Urbana, passed away 26 March 2014 after an extended battle with cancer. He was 59.
Chuang received a B.S. in electrical engineering from National Taiwan University in 1976, and M.S., E.E., and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1980, 1981, and 1983, respectively. In 1983, he joined the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where he remained until his retirement in 2012. He was named Robert MacClinchie Distinguished Professor in 2007 and Professor Emeritus of ECE in 2012. Following his retirement, he was a Visiting Professor at Stanford University. During his career, Chuang was also a visitor at AT&T Bell Laboratories (1989), the SONY Research Center (1995), NTT Basic Research Laboratories (1997), NASA Ames Research (1999), Fujitsu Research Laboratories (2000), Cavendish Laboratory, the University of Cambridge (2002), and the Technical University of Berlin (2009). He conducted research on nanolasers, plasmonics, strained quantum-well and quantum-dot semiconductor lasers, modulators, and type-II superlattice infrared photodetectors.
He was the author of a leading textbook on the physical theories for lasers and allied devices. It was first published in 1995 as
Physics of Optoelectronic Devices
(Wiley) and was renamed for the second edition, published in 2009, as
Physics of Photonic Devices
(Wiley). The work that underlies that textbook began as a course that Chuang first developed in 1984, his second year as an Illinois faculty member. After 10 years of teaching the course, Integrated Optics and Optoelectronics, Chuang compiled the material into the first edition. His research, like the textbook, was a combination of electromagnetics and optoelectronics. With two collaborators, he developed a new type of optoelectrical device known as intraband cascade detector, which was patented in 2004. These are capable of detecting infrared radiation and have been incorporated into night-vision equipment. The device is based on an alternating heterostructure known as a type-II superlattice.
Over the ensuing decade, Chuang continued to research detectors based on this structure. At the time of his death, he was leading a multi-institutional team that focused on enhancing these devices. He was also working on a project with researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, which aims to develop a small optical pulse radar by integrating different kinds of optoelectrical devices, including lasers, detectors, and modulators, onto a silicon substrate.
Chuang published more than 400 journal and conference papers and gave many invited talks at conferences and institutions. He was a General Co-chair for the OSA Slow and Fast Light Meeting, July, 2008 and served on many OSA and IEEE Photonics Society technical program committees. He served as Associate Editor of the
IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics (1997-2002) and IEEE Journal of Lightwave Technology (2007-2008)
and as a Feature Editor for a special issue in
Terahertz Generation, Physics and Applications
in 1994. He also edited a feature section on Mid-Infrared Quantum-Cascade Lasers in the June 2002 issue of
Journal of Quantum Electronics
An OSA member since 1984, Chuang was named an OSA Fellow in 1997. He was also a Fellow of the American Physical Society and IEEE. His many awards and honors include the OSA Engineering Excellence Award (2004), the IEEE Lasers and Electro-Optical Society (LEOS) Distinguished Lecturer Award (2004-2006), the William Streifer Scientific Achievement Award from IEEE/LEOS (2007), the Humboldt Research Award for Senior U.S. Scientists (2008-2009), and the MicroOptics Conference (MOC) Award in 2011. He served on the IEEE Photonics Society Board of Governors from 2009-2011. He was also awarded a Fellowship from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science to visit the University of Tokyo in 1996.
Chuang was cited many times for Excellence in Teaching at the University of Illinois, where he was beloved by students and faculty alike. He was known for his affable and generous personality, which endeared him to those he mentored and to the researchers with whom he collaborated.
A memorial service was held on 3 May 2014 at the University of Illinois. In lieu of flowers, the family requested that donations be made to the Shun Lien Chuang Memorial Fund for Excellence in Graduate Education. Checks should be made payable to the UI Foundation and can be sent to: Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering, 155 Everitt Laboratory, 1406 W. Green St., Urbana, IL 61801. To make a memorial donation to an OSA Foundation fund or endowment in honor of Shun Lien Chuang, please visit
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wanapasaki wrote:Have you made it with wild duck and if so what kind of duck? What's your favorite recipe for it?
Foie gras (Listeni/ˌfwɑːˈɡrɑː/; French: [fwa ɡʁɑ]); French for "fat liver") is a food product made of the liver of a duck or goose that has been specially fattened. By French law,[1] foie gras is defined as the liver of a duck or goose fattened by force-feeding corn with a gavage, although outside of France it is occasionally produced using natural feeding.
wanapasaki wrote:Lets hear the recipe for it. I imagine the livers are pretty intense of wild birds due to their inconsistent diet. I figured foie required a duck that was bred for a fatty liver.
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The elevated BMT West End Line (D and M trains) also crosses at the point where the Sea Beach Line splits as both make their way south to Coney Island. The West End Line was originally built as the Brooklyn, Bath and Coney Island Railroad (opening in 1864) and the Bay Ridge Line had a station here in the late 19th Century.
The character and demographics of the neighborhoods surrounding the tracks changes considerably from those to the west, with more Orthodox Jews and expensive housing stock.
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Although the intersection of the tracks with 18th Avenue at 53rd street is fairly close to the likely McDonald Avenue Station, the population density is fairly high in this area and the irregular lots created by the intersection of 18th Avenue, 53rd Street and the train line might make a good place for a station.


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Discussion in 'Football, Baseball, and Hockey' started by mikhail1973, Apr 5, 2008.
Wednesday's game all of a sudden becomes HUGE.
It's not so bad that they lost, but the way that they lost is what bothers me. The way they respond will say a lot about them.
Is there some sort of curse that I'm not aware of?
Reminds me of a couple of those early losses to the Ducks last year that they never recovered from. Three one goal losses to the Ducks last year and 2 in OT Too close for comfort was right. I switched channels at the end of the first period with the wings up 1-0;, to the Raptors/heat game and then to the Cavs/Sixers game and actually for got about the wings game. I turned back to the game hoping it was over and lord and behold we were up 3-2 with only 4 minutes left. 20 seconds later it was tied and 29 seconds after I tune it on we were behind and I had no faith they would tie let alone win it........Have to hope that the perceived Predator momentum is squashed on Wednesday.
I watched the latter part of the 3rd period and even though Wings were leading, it looked like it was just a matter of time before Nashville ties the score. The Wings barely spent any time in the offensive end, and they had problem clearing the puck out of their own zone. Wings were just running around chasing Nashville players. It just didn't look right.
Daily Tribune : Nashville has scoop on Hasek 04/16/08 Babcock said that he might make lineup changes for tonight's game after using the same group in the first three games. "There might be, all based on how guys are feeling," said coach Mike Babcock. So is anyone banged up? "Everyone's pretty good," answered Babcock.
Didn't the Sharks take one from the Flames with 9 seconds left? Just win the series. No cake walks here !!!
I think the Wings still win the series. Tough loss.
Well the in studio commentators said it best in between the second and third periods. The wings don't react to goals whether they score them or when the opposition does. Monday night they allow the predators to score two goals within 9 seconds with the latter being the winning goal and tonight after scoring a goal themselves to put them back in the game, they give up another quick one in 11 or so seconds and that turned out to be the winning goal. The dominator was yanked quickly and I would have done the same thing...although you can't blame the whole thing on him....
I watched most of the 3rd period and Wings looked out of sorts. There was no offensive pressure and way too many turnovers in their own end to let Nashville have great scoring chances. I wonder if the move to Ozzy is permanent. But the team just didn't look good. They need to pick things up if they are to win the series. Wouldn't really want to see it going to game 7.
Wings history last 20 years is to lose a series much sooner than their talent should allow. They're at it again...
It's official: Hasek benched; Wings to start Osgood | Freep.com | Detroit Free Press
That's huge...
Hasek didn't provide the safety net, he let in a few bad goals. If he's solid, most likely Wings either moving on or come home with a 3-1 series lead. Hopefully Ozzy can stabilize the team. Otherwise it won't be pretty.
I am OK with this...Hasek did his job, but he just didn't react like a 43 year goal tender should. No excuse for the back to back goals that close apart, except our defense kinda failed him too. Osgood held them in check for the 3rd period and he should be sharp enough to hold down the fort. The winner of game 5 should win the series..
Wings draw first blood in this important game 5 as Fillpula scores about 4 minutes in. This is good beginning, now need to build on this.
Can't believe they let it get to at least a 6 game series!
You're talking about Nashville or Detroit?
Just Great.......an important game and we go into O.T.. Pass the maalox...
I agree. Overtime playoff games are very stressful. Red Wings out-shot the Predators 53-20 in regulation. Too bad that doesn't help any....
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An outstanding wine. Pale yellow colour. Complex floral nose of white lilac and white rose. Once open, fruity aromas come to the fore, evolving towards grilled hazelnut and almond. When the wine is more mature, the nose is surprisingly strong and fifteen minutes of aeration produce wonderful notes of white truffle, citron (cedrat), honey and nutmeg, elegantly meshed together. Very lively on the palate. Its rich texture is in evidence, but also its structure and minerality. It is round, but never heavy. Harmonious fullness in the aftertaste. This wine allies remarkably the complexity and elegance of a Bâtard-Montrachet with the power of a Corton-Charlemagne.
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Rating: 93+"
International Wine Cellar - "Bright yellow. Gingery peach, toast, crushed stone and smoky minerality on the slightly reduced nose. Rich, sweet and plush, with a touch of spice to the ripe, smoky stone fruit flavors. Boasts an almost glyceral sweetness today, but this very young wine needs time in bottle to lose some of its baby fat. Philippe Drouhin notes that this wine always gets reductive during elevage and that this quality takes at least a year in bottle to dissipate. He likes Clos des Mouches old, pointing out that the 2004 and 2002 bottlings are still young. But then Drouhin admits that he generally prefers older wines because he dislikes the aromas and flavors of new oak.
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Burgundy is a small region, only about a fourth the size of Bordeaux. The narrow thread of vineyard land stretches from the city of Dijon to Lyon. The five main districts of Burgundy are – from North to South - Chablis, Côte d'Or, Côte Chalonnaise, Maconnais, and Beaujolais. Chablis is far removed geographically (above Dijon) and adheres to its own classifications. Beaujolais is its own region due to grape variety, vinification methods and regulations. Leaving us with the Côte d'Or, Côte Chalonnaise and Maconnais as the heart of Burgundy.
Grapes of the region are easy to remember - Pinot Noir for reds, Chardonnay for whites. Burgundy can be called home for both varietals, despite their increasing presence in every winemaking country. In this area red wines out number whites, although the quality for both is unparalleled.
A bit of History...Once owned and run by the church and nobility, the vineyards of Burgundy were seized during French Revolution and sold off piece by piece. Further separation occurred with Napoleonic Law, which ordered that inherited land be divided among children equally. These two factors put Burgundy where it is today – a myriad of vineyards and villages, each with a number of growers and producers.
NégociantsBurgundy is organized by plots of land and labeled as such. About half of Burgundy works on a négociant system. Growers of small plots sell grapes, or more often, barrels of already made wine, to négociant houses who then blend it with other wines from that region and put it under their label. While the négociant system may sound like a way to produce mass amounts of anonymous wines, that is, luckily, not the case. Wines are labeled with a sense of place, so you know what land you are getting. There are some négociant houses that are much more renowned and consistent than others, and for the most part, the system works. But times are changing. Some growers are purchasing more land and making the wine on their property, under their label, for more consistency. On the other side, négociant houses are buying up their own vineyards so they will have more control over winemaking.
Classification SystemThe classification system is similar to a pyramid. At the base of the pyramid is the most basic of the classifications, the Burgundy AC, meaning grapes can come from anywhere in the Burgundy region. Next up is a village wine, such as Côte de Beaune or Côte de Nuits, or the villages within these regions, like Givery-Chambertin or Puligny-Montrachet. The label will say Appellation Puligny-Montrachet Controlée. At the next level is the premier cru. A wine that says Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru will still be Appellation Puligny-Montrachet [premier cru] Controllée, but may include the premier cru vineyard name, such as Les Pucelles. At the tip of the pyramid are the grand cru vineyards. There are only 30 in the Côte d'Or and the name of the vineyard is the appellation name.
About France - Other regionsWhen it comes to wine, France is a classic. Classic blends, grapes and styles began in the country and they still remain. Think about it - people ask for a Burgundian style Pinot Noir, they refer to wines as Bordeaux or Rhone blends - Champagne even had to pass a law to stop international wineries from putting their region on the label of all sparkling wine.
The top regions of France are: Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, Languedoc-Roussillon, Loire, Rhone. And these regions are so diverse! It makes sense that wine regions throughout the world try to emulate their style. Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah are no longer French varieties, but international varieties. They may not be the leader of cutting edge technology or value-priced wines, but there is no doubt that they are still producing wines of great quality and diversity.
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