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1. We no nothing about the beekeepers experience, skill level, or general ability to get along with others.Much like we know nothing about the family that moved in next door....Their ability to listen to reason or get along with others.2. In Boston, we've had people come in from neighboring states, setup warre hives in the city as a business...the cheap price being due to the fact that they won't have to come into town and check the bees often...after all, they are in a warre hive. When this issue (and my comments about swarming) made it back to the warre list, almost universally, the members there objected to any objection to bees swarming in the city. In short, not all beekeepers are knowledgeable, not all are smart, not all are responsible.I'll stipulate to the fact that not all beekeepers are knowledgeable, smart and responsible.Much like not all parents, not all drivers, not all neighbors, not all dog owners, not all gun owners, not all "fill in the blank with your choice"....are knowledgeable, smart and responsible. Such is life!3. If a beekeeper is quoted in the paper, or makes a statement to a judge or mediator along the lines of, "yes, I have bees on my property, but that doesn't impact the neighbors chances of getting stung", they will lose all credibility.Maybe so....But I would think he could attempt to educate people and say something along the lines of...While it may significantly increase the chances of seeing a bee in the area, it doesn't necessarily "significantly" impact the chances of getting stung.Personally, I believe this to be a true statement, if people choose not to believe it, I'm not sure that's the beekeepers fault. 4. Last spring we got some packages that were "lousy with virgins"...whole installed packages swarmed off the first day. Some of our neighbors have swimming pools (and I know the bees visit them).Your bees as well as others I'm sure...I have two neighbors with pools and have seen plenty of bees at both in the past with no knowledge of there being any hives anywhere in the area and certain knowledge of none being close by. Worth noting, I never saw or heard of anyone getting stung by any of these bees.5. Although I'm not aware of any of our neighbors getting stung, we have had people stung during inspections who were further from the hive being opened than the property line.6. I think everyone should use whatever protection they feel comfortable with...but I've been in lots of beeyards with Michael Bush, and if he's in a bee yard where hives are being opened, he is the first to put on a veil. This isn't a criticism, but an observation that even he knows that once hives are opened the chance of stinging goes way up...we have a big (multifamily) house on a not so big lot...we have hives within a couple of feet of the property lines.In point 5 you say people have been stung during an inspection while being further away then the property line, in point 6 you say you have hives within "feet" of the property line. So I'm not sure that happening should really surprise anyone. I think we can all agree to stipulate that bees do not recognize and honor "property lines". deknow
I agree with Dean's & JP's position. I had new neighbors move in with 3 small children and even though they didn't ask me too and we are on acre lots in a semi-rural area, I moved all but a few hives off my place.Bees have their bad days.Don
Don, I'm very new to this and have plenty to learn...So, not trying to sound like a Smart-"fill in the blank"....But an honest question:If you feel that way and think it can be a true problem, why not move all the hives?
I myself always wear a full beesuit, don't like being stung and cant bee bother to light the smoker.
Quote from: edward on January 24, 2013, 07:28:09 PMI myself always wear a full beesuit, don't like being stung and cant bee bother to light the smoker.....well, I'm sure that decreases the chances of your neighbors getting stung
I think you mised the part I wrote " Also I have kind workable bees, of the kindest I have a few at home "mvh edward :-P
Quote from: splitrock on January 21, 2013, 07:02:46 AMI'd like to know what kind of person everyone thinks would even consider moving their family so close to danger, knowing their severe allergic conditions?Amen! I would think a responsible parent would move to a place that is safe for their children. But then again personal responsibility is a thing of the past. Now it is always someone else's fault.
I'd like to know what kind of person everyone thinks would even consider moving their family so close to danger, knowing their severe allergic conditions?
Even despite this "severe allergy" she allowed both kids to walk barefoot in the grass including in our yard which got sown in white dutch clover and was a fantastic bee magnet. I asked her on many occasions why she let the girls walk barefoot where there was a high risk of stepping on a bee and she replied that she couldn't control her kids and whether they wore shoes or not.
"so workable that I always wear a full bee suit".I always figure that a little smoke keeps the bees calm for me and for others in the area....no smoke and a full bee suit seems like a recipe for angry off bees (and a beekeeper who isn't motivated to keep the bees as calm as possible...because he is wearing a full bee suit).I'm having a little fun :)deknow
I have to agree with Nature Coast on one point. Don't talk about your bees with neighbors. Just keep on keeping on, as the lawyers say.

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I'm scratchbuilding a ROTJ bucket and everything was going pretty well. I made the helmet just fine, and fiberglassed and bondo'ed it. I've come to the ears now, and already built them out of cardboard and bondo'ed them, but they're turning out to be a huge pain in the butt and not exactly what I want.
I was curious if anybody had any pointers on scratchbuilding ears/stalk/RF, or any good places or members to buy quality, CHEAP casts. I've managed to make it this far spending only $120 and my budget is extremely limited (being an unemployed 19 year-old). I'd like to have the option to add a remote servo and flashing LEDs in the future. Any help is really appreciated, thanks guys :)
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I am planning to do a CELTA course in Bangkok. Since I'll be in the general area, I am hoping to travel around Japan and possibly China after completing the course. These are the places I would most like to work, so it would be very nice if I could apply for a few positions while I am there.
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The Ó Maolfhábhail family of western Inishowen~Kings of Carrickabraghy
In an earlier blog I wrote about some of the Inishowen families who were from the Cenél nEógain dynasty, the original inhabitants of the peninsula before its conquest by the O'Doherty family from Tír Chonaill in the late 1300s and early 1400s. In this blog, the first in almost a year(!) I would like to take a closer look at one of these Cenél nEógain families, Ó Maolfhábhail, who were kings of Carrickabraghy in north-west Inishowen in early medieval times.
The Ó Maolfhábhail family were a distinguished branch of the Cenél nEógain dynasty and were the head of a related group of families called the Cenél Fergusa. The family ruled the north western section of the Inishowen peninsula and the chieftain of the Ó Maolfhábhails is actually given the title 'King of Carraic Brachaidhe' (Carrickabraghy) in the Annals of Ulster from the late eleventh-century (1082 AD) to the end of the twelfth-century (1199 AD). Not many leaders of a branch of the Cenél nEógain were called kings in the Irish annals so the Ó Maolfhábhail family must have been very high-up in the noble hierarchy of the kingdom of Tyrone during these years. The annals record the deaths of Ó Maolfhábhail kings of Carrickabraghy in the years 1053 (Flaithbertach Ua Maolfhábhail), 1066 (Muirchertach Ua Maolfhábhail), 1082 (Gillachrist Ua Maolfhábhail) and 1103 (Sitric Ua Maolfhábhail). The first two kings have fine typical Cenél nEógain dynasty personal names but Sitric is a Hiberno-Norse or Scandinavian personal name suggesting that north-west Inishowen had trading links with Dublin or the Hebrides during this period.
The year 1166 was a year of crisis for the Cenél nEógain when the high-kingship of Ireland, held by the king of Tyrone Muirchertach McLoughlin collapsed. The Annals of Ulster record that early in this year Muirchertach killed Hugh Ó Maolfhábhail, the king of Carrickabraghy 'in treachery'. Muirchertach McLoughlin had blinded the King of the Ulaid in defiance of powerful guarantees of safety and as a result the nobles and people of Tyrone refused to support their McLoughlin King anymore. Muirchertach may have killed Hugh Ó Maolfhábhail in a failed effort to re-assert his authority in the kingdom of Tyrone. McLoughlin was killed soon-after in east Tyrone when attended by less than twenty followers, an ignominious end to his high-kingship of the island of Ireland.
The last Ó Maolfhábhail king of Carrickabraghy, Cathalan Ua Maolfhábhail, is recorded in the annals as being killed in the year 1199 AD. There continued to be Ó Maolfhábhail chieftains in Inishowen in the early thirteenth-century but they were no longer regarded as kings. The head of the family now bore the title 'Chief of Cenél Fergusa', meaning he was now regarded as the leader of this branch of the Cenél nEógain but no longer as a petty-king among the nobles of the kingdom of Tyrone.
The power of the Ó Maolfhábhail chieftains had a bloody and very violent end in the year 1216 when Trad Ua Maolfhábhail 'chief of Cenél Fergusa, along with his kinsmen' were massacred 'with great havoc' by some Scots that King John I had introduced to the Lough Foyle and Coleraine region. This massacre of the Ó Maolfhábhail in 1216 was so extensive that the power of the family was permanently broken and the family are never mentioned in the Irish annals again.
According to Seoirse Ó Dochartaigh, the modern authority on the O'Doherty conquest and settlement of Inishowen some of the descendants of Toimilin O'Doherty later took control of the north-west Inishowen region where they built a fortress called Carrickabraghy Castle, which obviously took its name from the small kingdom of the Ó Maolfhábhail family. The Ó Maolfhábhail family continued to live on the lands of their former petty-kingdom because some of their descendants continue to live in Inishowen to this day. In the nineteenth century the surname in Inishowen was often anglicized as Mulfaal or even Fall. Sometimes the surname was even anglicized as Lavelle, although this tended to happen more among holders of the surname whose ancestors may have migrated into the province of Connacht over the years. The continuing effects of the massacre of 1216 continued into the early 1600s however, with not one person with the surname being of substantial enough status to be pardoned with Sir Cahir O'Doherty, the overlord of Inishowen in 1602 although many McLoughlins and some O'Dubhdiormas also are recorded.
Nevertheless the history of the Ó Maolfhábhail family is an interesting one and not many families among the Cenél nEógain dynasty could say that their chieftains were kings in their own right for over a century.
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Darren is an historian, author and genealogist from County Wicklow, Ireland. He provides genealogy services to help you discover your family history in Ireland.Website: www.familyhistoryireland.com
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"Twisted farm food" is what happens when homestyle Indiana favorites meet the excess of the Strip. That's exactly what you'll find at Hash House A Go Go. Famous for creative menu offerings, oversized portions, unique presentation and flavorful dishes using only the freshest ingredients, Hash House A Go Go is home to the city's best breakfasts, plus one pound stuffed burgers and colossal salads at lunch, and a variety of innovative dishes at dinner. Decadent desserts like the Chocolate Snickers Bread Pudding and a drink menu renowned for its mimosas and Bloody Marys plus freshly squeezed juices and the house favorite Kiwi Watermelon Lemonade round out Hash House A Go Go's offerings.


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Dyeing Poison Dart Frog
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Poison dart frogs, members of the Dendrobatidae family, wear some of the most brilliant and beautiful colors on Earth. Depending on individual habitats, which extend from the tropical forests of Costa Rica to Brazil, their coloring can be yellow, gold, copper, red, green, blue, or black. Their elaborate designs and hues are deliberately ostentatious to ward off potential predators, a tactic called aposematic coloration.
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Poison dart frogs, like this sapphire-blue species, are highly toxic. Their brilliant colors broadcast a warning to potential predators: Keep away.
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[WIP] "Breeze" - Printable Version
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[WIP] "Breeze" - Eddage - 2011-08-11 21:05
What started as a slight mod of Aeon Nox has turned into a full fledged new skin project! Breeze has been in the works since August and now that the alpha release is getting closer (still giving a definite date [noparse][/noparse] I thought it was time to update this first post.
I wanted to create a light theme, something which seemed to be lacking when I first downloaded XBMC and this is what came of it (beware lots of images!)...
Home page...
Now playing stuff...
Some views...
Big thanks have to go out to Big_Noid who helped me when I first started editing Aeon Nox (and for creating the skin in the first place)!
I'll try to keep these first posts updated more so than before.
RE: [WIP] "Breeze" - Eddage - 2011-08-11 21:09
- pettson3816 - 2011-08-11 21:13
Bravo Bravo! This is amazing stuff and i hope that we will see a working release perhaps in this year?
- Tobby - 2011-08-11 21:53
Looks great! WHen can we use it?
- liquidskin76 - 2011-08-11 23:04
Looks very nice indeed! I like the osx style bar at the top. Keep going dude, don't give in!
- DPickles - 2011-08-11 23:41
looking very nice and sleek. I especially like the osd. Will be interesting to see what kind of home screen you come up with.
- Amra - 2011-08-12 02:48
Looks good. I like what you've done so far.
- butchabay - 2011-08-12 09:19
Thumbs UP !! Very nice.
- Jimmeh - 2011-08-12 12:19
Oooh so pretty! Particularly the OSD is great. Looking forward to seeing it develop.
Are you referring to 2012 as the stable release or the testing alpha/beta phase?
- eumel - 2011-08-12 14:22
Very nice, but the fonts are to small for my screen.
- DannyDroid - 2011-08-12 15:40
I love it!
- SpectreX - 2011-08-12 18:15
Mockup of the home screen :
- htpc guy - 2011-08-13 02:13
Looks great. Subscribed so I can watch the progress. Home screen looks great btw. Very much a mix of Alaska and Aeon which is a good thing.
- Jaypeg - 2011-08-13 23:26
Everything looks nice, fresh and white
Looking forward to see more from you
- Morbeas - 2011-08-14 19:47
Would it be possible to show the IMDb rating as numbers instead of stars?
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Homeless veterans will begin moving into the new Valor House apartments on Monday if final agreements between Veterans Affairs and the Salt Lake City Housing Authority are inked as expected this week.
The $4.5 million Valor House, an innovative joint project that is being built to energy-efficient standards, has been under construction southwest of the George E. Wahlen Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center since December 2011.
The building, comprising 72 apartments and 12 community kitchens, has been essentially finished for several weeks except for one thing: It lacks meters for water, electricity and the chilled water used in the cooling system.
That was a sticking point for VA officials in Washington, who didn't want to allow the Housing Authority to open Valor House until that was resolved, said Al Hernandez, director of homeless programs for the VA Salt Lake City Healthcare System.
A written agreement will spell out that the Housing Authority is to pay the VA for the utilities based on estimated usage until the meters are installed, he said.
Bill Nighswonger, executive director of the housing authority, said he received word from the VA in Washington by email Wednesday morning that the final paperwork is being drawn up. "They are hoping to allow us to open our doors on Monday, April 1st," he said by email.
Nighswonger did not explain, in an email answering questions, why the Housing Authority's contractor did not install meters.
"There were no mistakes by anyone in obtaining the meters. They will be installed as soon as they arrive," he said.
Michael Lemmert, the health care system's chief engineer, said the meters will have transmitters so the VA can remotely read utility usage. Lemmert, whose office has been overseeing construction, said the Housing Authority and its contractor apparently had trouble finding meters that met the VA specifications at a price they could accept.
The building was dedicated Nov. 7, although Nighswonger said that event was merely ceremonial as several more months of construction remained.
"We are well within the timeframe of what construction time for completing a project of this nature usually takes us to complete," Nighswonger said.
The building is built to Silver LEED standards for energy efficiency.
Valor House will be owned and operated by the housing authority, which will receive reimbursement for housing homeless veterans. The VA chipped in $2 million of the cost and is providing a 75-year land lease for $1 per year.
Hospital spokeswoman Jill Atwood said the VA would have preferred it if Valor House had opened a month ago, but said there were no significant delays in the project.
"This is a huge project and two major organizations working together … to accomplish something very big and very good," she said.
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How to use plugs from United States of America in Ghana
Plugs, sockets, adapters and other information needed for travelling from United States of America to Ghana in this page. You can re-start the wizard to change countries.
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Plugs and Sockets at each country
In United States of America the following plugs are used:
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... and in Ghana you will use:
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Different Voltages
You will not be able to use your electrical aparatus using a simple plug adapter. You will need either an transformer (to reduce voltage) or an elevator. Some electronic devices are able to work in a wide range of votages, i.e. from 100v to 250v, but please check its labels before pluging; you can destroy the device if you are lucky, but you can generate a fire in the worst case.
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Sorry, none of the plugs used in both countries are common. You will definitelly need plug adapters, please continue reading for more information.
Lists of adapters you can use in your travel:
Adapter: generic
This adapter allows you to use plugs type: A, B, C, D, E, F, M into outlets type: G.
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YouTube Ready To Renting Hollywood With New Movies on Demand Service
YouTube ready to start renting video on-demand movies from major studios and the report indicates it could launch as soon as this week with movies from majors including Sony, Warner and Universal, as well as smaller entities like Lionsgate, Kino Lorber and other independents.This doesn't appear to be a challenge to Netflix, with the unnamed studio exec quoted in the article saying how happy they are to see a new entrant renting movies that's not using a subscription model……….
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The parents of a 13-year-old Utah girl who was shot and killed in Washington state in 2011 have filed a civil lawsuit against the government entities who were caring for Astrid Valdivia. She ran away from a foster care treatment home five days before she was fatally shot by the 31-year-old man with whom she left the state.
Astrid's parents, Gregorio Valdivia and Jacqueline Rimoloa, do not ask for a specific amount in the lawsuit filed last week in 2nd District Court. Named defendants in the case include the Utah Department of Human Services, Utah Youth Village, two therapists who treated the teenager, and two companies who provide ankle monitoring services for the state.
According to the lawsuit, Astrid's parents placed her in state custody after she left Utah in October 2010 with Anthony Allen Martinez. The teen was sent to the Utah Youth Village group home, and was ordered to wear an ankle monitor bracelet at all times.
In January 2011, Astrid obtained a knife and twice cut off her ankle monitor while under the care of Utah Youth Village at both a group home and treatment home, according to the lawsuit.
On Jan. 18, 2011, Astrid cut off the monitor and left the Utah Youth Village treatment home, but it wasn't until the next day that the Utah Youth Village proctor parents or the ankle monitoring company were aware the teen had left, according to court papers. During that time, Martinez took Astrid to Washington state.
According to the lawsuit, an acquaintance of Martinez notified Kitsap County Sheriff's Office that Martinez was with a minor who he may be sexually involved with and that he had a gun. The acquaintance worked with police to arrange a meeting with the man at a Port Orchard Walmart on Jan. 23, 2011, without Martinez's knowledge that law enforcement was involved.
It was at that Walmart that Martinez engaged police in a shootout, where he injured two deputies and was shot once in the leg by a deputy. When Astrid ran towards the man, he shot the girl twice, according to law enforcement. He then fatally shot himself in the chest.
Astrid's parents allege in the lawsuit that the defendants should have provided their daughter with a "secure environment worthy and capable of overseeing the life and health of children trusted to their care." They allege the defendants acted "negligently and carelessly" when they failed to prevent Astrid from running away, failed to report in a timely manner that the teen cut her ankle monitor, and failed to timely report the girl missing from the Utah Youth Village treatment facility.
The Utah Department of Human Services would not comment on the lawsuit Wednesday.
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Testing an application's performance in the cloud begins with understanding the infrastructure of your public cloud environment. Learn which elements to watch for and how to optimize your cloud-based performance testing environment.
As more IT organizations become comfortable with the public cloud and look to leverage it for critical applications, performance testing engineers must be prepared to test effectively in the public cloud environment. As a performance testing engineer, you must understand that performance testing in the public cloud requires a detailed understanding of the cloud infrastructure and the effects that infrastructure can have on performance testing results. You should be aware of important infrastructure considerations that can significantly affect your load testing efforts while setting up your cloud-based load testing environment and interpreting the results of your efforts.
The more that you know about cloud-based infrastructure environment variables, the more confident you will become with the performance metrics that your load testing tool produces and the more information you will have to apply to the interpretation of the load testing tool results. At the core of a typical instance of a public, cloud-based environment sits a physical server or servers, of which the physical characteristics (server class, CPU, memory speed, disk speed, etc.) may or may not be known to you. Some public cloud vendors are not straightforward with the hardware configuration that your instance runs on. Do not be afraid to contact the cloud vendor for this information.
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The next critical component in the public cloud architecture stack is the virtualization software, which sits on top of the physical machine. You likely will not be aware of which virtualization product is in use, but the specific product is not important. What is important is that the cloud vendor should have only one product across its entire offering, Check with your vendor prior to making that assumption.
Virtualization software introduces overhead that you would not have in a typical on-premises load testing environment. Effectively, this will reduce the user-facing processing power and throughput of that server (and therefore the number of users that it can handle simultaneously) by a marginal amount. Some studies suggest the average reduction is about 10-15 percent, and my personal testing experience has supported that number. A key variable working in your favor is that the virtualization software is supported by the underlying hardware, and the two work together to make the virtualization experience as efficient as possible.
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Bought my wife a M&P 9mm compact for her birthday, her first pistol ever. Bought her 300 rounds of FMJ's to take to the range to shoot (whenever she wanted to go) along with a box of 20 Federal Premium low recoil hollow points for her self defense, which is basically at the house until she gets to take her CCW class. Also picked her up a speed laoder as she was having trouble getting the rounds loaded into the new magazines (I even struggled with the first and last one), some good "ear muffs" since she didnt like the ear plugs and a new pair of safety glasses.
I got off work at 8am. Suprised her by taking Thursday off since she was off giving me anyway a much needed 3 day weekend (work Sunday night through Friday morning mostly). I got home late as I went to walmart to pick up some things. It was raining so I pulled under the car port and cleaned her car out (old receipts and junk mail she had left in there...yes I'm sweet). She was up and ready to go to the range as soon as I walked in the door.
Get in the car 6 mins later we are at the range walking in. Get our lane number and our target and go to the range.
She starts loading up her gun. I help her just alittle and decided to let her fly by on her own. She was alittle stiff, but being the first time with this gun and only the 4th time she has ever shot a pistol she did extremely well. She had about a 3 to 4" grouping about 1.5 to 2" to the left of the bullseye at 25ft with the first 20 rounds she put through the gun. She absolutely loved the gun. The smile on her face was well worth the $640 I had spent just for this part of her birthday.
I did shoot my full sized M&P .40. I didn't have a good day at all. I don't know if my blood sugar dropped, or if I just got too hot. I was shaking and couldn't steady my hands. So I figure why not load all 6 of my 12 round mags. I put my Fobus paddle holster on put the target out about 25 ft. I did a quick draw and shot both eyes open, just point aiming no sights. Fired the mag as fast as I could, try a quick reload, and repeat for all the mags. My grouping was horrid. 2 completely missed the silhoutte. The rest were center mass just no tightness to them what so ever. Of course I just did that for fun. She was behind me laughing. There were 2 women taking a shooting class and 2 elderly men brought their wife's. She said I had scared the women, and one of the guys walked over to see what I was doing. He told her he was pretty impressed with the speed and the accuracy giving I was just point shooting. I did do better after when I slowed down. Though i am 99.9% sure I like my M&P .40c alot better than the full sized.
I did shoot 2 mags through her gun. Good lord now I am going to have to go and get another 9mm compact as I am in love with it too. 5 shots - 3 in the bullseye and the other 2 just right outside the bullseye circle at 30 ft. I even shot 5 at the head of the silhoutte at 30ft. About a .75" grouping. I was pretty dang impressed with it. Alot more accurate than my full sized .40
To make a long story short. I had fun. She had more fun than me. Kept bragging to everyone about going. I would post the video of her shooting but I can't get it off my phone. Went to the Japanese Steakhouse. Great food, the cook was hilarious.
*She also wanted to thank the people on here who backed me up for recommending that she try out the M&P.


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i had a similar issue running air bags on a 77 GMC pick up i ran a T for the front like you but i found it didnt sit high enough on the right so i gave em thier own lines.
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So i have been using xbmc for around 1 1/2 yrs now and am kinda decent at doing 'stuff' on the pc and have written a couple of batchfiles that will help those out there without a powerful enough computer to run xbmc on top of windows.
Quote:this is for the people running winxp>win7 (im running win7 on a toshiba sattelite with a 1.70ghz processor and only 512mb of ram)
Go to http://www.electracode.com/4/joy2key/Joy...ersion.htm
to download joy to key.
Extract joytokey.exe and joytokey.ini to the xbmc folder.
Next Extract xbmc!.cfg, joytokey.bat, and killexplorer4xbmc.bat from this zip folder intothe xbmc installed directory (should be c:/program files/xbmc)then create a shortcut of the joytokey.bat and copy it to a flash drive or some where you can access from any user account, you will need this later.
Now create a user profile on your window machine, log in to the new user account and go to my computer>properties>advanced tab>Perfomance settings button>click on the adjust for best performance bullet, select apply>click OK>click OK again in the sytem properties to exit.
Now the shortcut you created earlier can be put in the statup folder in the start menu of the new account. log off and log back in.
when ever youre done using xbmc you can press in on the right joystick button and exit xbmc, you will automatically be logged off and brought back to your logon screen.
The xbmc!.cfg file is a configuration setup for joytokey and is intended for those using (or wanting to use) xbox360 controllers on their pc with xbmc. The controls are as close to the xbox setup as i could get. They may also work with the original xbox contoller and other controllers with the same 10 buttons and 3 axis controllers, however these are untested by me but you're free to try and report back how it worked.
Get back to me and tell me what you think folks! Here is the link for the files


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These worms have no mouths, no stomachs, and no intestines, yet they clearly thrive, some species growing up to eight feet in length.
They need no eating apparatus because their bodies house billions of bacteria that feed them.
The tubeworms' tissues are lined with bacteria that convert hydrogen sulfide from the hydrothermal vents into molecules that serve as usable nutrients for the worms.
The worm's gills look like a red plume sticking out from its protective tube. Its blood contains a special type of hemoglobin that transports sulfides, oxygen, and carbon dioxide into its tissues, where the bacteria turn them into food for themselves and their host. In return, the worms provide the bacteria with a protected and stable home.
If you could peer deep into one of the many cells in your body, you'd see little blobs, squiggles, and coils. These are the cell's organelles, structures that perform specialized functions in cells the same way that the lungs, heart, and other organs do in a body.
Mitochondria are the energy factories found in each cell of fungi, protozoa, insects, and animals. Once nutrients are absorbed or digested, they move in the form of minuscule molecules into the mitochondria, which convert the molecules into chemical energy to power the cell.
Chloroplasts undertake a similar function in the cells of plants, algae, and some protozoa. They capture sunlight and, through a series of chemical reactions called photosynthesis, use the light to make energy.
These organelles are absolutely essential to the existence of all higher life forms on Earth. If all of the mitochondria in our bodies were to suddenly shut down, we would die. The same is true for plants were they to lose their chloroplasts.
So where did they come from?
As microscopes improved over the years, scientists began noticing striking similarities in the appearances of mitochondria, chloroplasts, and bacterial cells. They discovered that these two organelles contain their own DNA, or gene set, organized very much like the DNA in bacterial cells.
Mitochondria and chloroplasts also reproduce independently from the cells in which they reside, in a manner very like bacterial fission.
Many microbiologists think it is likely that mitochondria and chloroplasts were once free-living prokaryotes (cells that lack a nucleus and organelles) that somehow took up residence in larger cells.
An Invading bacterium may have infected a cell, then become a permanent resident as it adapted to become less virulent, or the target cell became less susceptible. Or both.
Chloroplasts likely first entered a host cell as food before establishing a successful merger with the cell so they were not digested.
Fungi feed themselves quite ably, absorbing nutrients from organic materials. Algae and cyanobacteria are also adept at providing for their own nutritional needs by turning sunlight into energy through photosynthesis.
Yet many thousands of years ago, some fungi merged with some algae (or cyanobacteria in some cases) to create a new kind of partnership called a lichen.
Some 20,000 different kinds of lichens live in such diverse habitats as the surfaces of rocks in arctic tundra and desert sands as well as the bark of trees in bayous and the sides of buildings.
Lichen formation enables each of the partners to expand into habitats and environments they might not survive alone, such as wind-whipped tundra or sun-scorched desert.
Fungi provide the shelter and stability while the algae or cyanobacteria provide the food. The fungal filaments surround the algal or bacterial cells and make up the majority of the lichen's bulk and shape. Meanwhile, the photosynthetic algae or bacteria churn out nutrients in the form of carbons, with up to 60% of what they produce being devoured by the fungal cells.
Lichens have an amazing capacity to withstand drought. Like very efficient sponges, lichens absorb moisture from fog, dew and even humid air. They can take in as much as 35 times their weight in water. They also retain water well, drying out very slowly. This ability enables them to survive in places like bare rock surfaces, deserts and tundra.
Some lichen partners are dependent upon one another for survival, but in many cases, the fungus and the algal or cyanobacterial species can each be found living independently.
It's not clear precisely how and why some ancestral species of ant first took up fungus farming, but scientists have determined by genetic testing that it happened about 50 million years ago.
Today, several species of ant (including the famed leaf-cutters of Central and South America) carefully tend and nurture gardens of fungi in vast underground nests.
Ants lack the necessary enzymes to digest leaves and stems themselves, so they cut them up and feed them to the fungi, which break down cellulose (the tough fibrous material in plant tissues), making nutrients available to the ants.
The ants excavate nests and build nice, cozy, safe chambers for their fungal gardens; they clean off debris and parasites from the fungi; and even produce special antibiotics in their bodies to ward off or kill infectious organisms that might attack their crops.
In return, the fungi produce swellings at the tips of their hyphae (long strings of fungal cells) that are rich in proteins, sugars and other nutrients. The ants dine on these nutritious swellings, called gongylidia.
The fungi are ensured a copious food supply and a stable, nurturing environment in which to live.
The fungi rely upon the ants for reproduction. Before new queen ants fly off to mate and found their own colonies, they tuck a bit of fungus in their mandibles to start their new gardens. The fungi growing in virtually every leaf-cutter garden are actually clones of the same fungus farmed by ants 25 million years ago.
To overcome these obstacles, early plants struck deals with co-evolving bacteria and fungi.
Some early bacteria developed the chemical tools to harvest free nitrogen from the air and convert it into forms such as ammonia and nitrate through a process called nitrogen fixation. The catch is that they need sufficient amounts of energy in the form of carbohydrates to power these conversions, and the supply of carbohydrates in the soil can be limited.
On the other hand, plants produce copious amounts of carbohydrates as a product of photosynthesis. And ammonia and nitrate are perfect protein-building nitrogen forms for plants.
Ages ago, as land plants were evolving, they ran into a few impediments. Soil can sometimes prove a nutrient-poor and inhospitable environment. In order to grow and thrive, plants need nitrogen to make proteins, but they lack the chemistry set to convert free nitrogen in the air into a form their cells can use.
To overcome these obstacles, early plants struck deals with co-evolving bacteria and fungi.
Some early bacteria developed the chemical tools to harvest free nitrogen from the air and convert it into forms such as ammonia and nitrate through a process called nitrogen fixation. The catch is that they need sufficient amounts of energy in the form of carbohydrates to power these conversions, and the supply of carbohydrates in the soil can be limited.
On the other hand, plants produce copious amounts of carbohydrates as a product of photosynthesis. And ammonia and nitrate are perfect protein-building nitrogen forms for plants.
The bacteria moved into the plants' roots, forming bumps on the roots called nodules that supply the fixed nitrogen plants need. In exchange, the plants supply the bacteria with the carbohydrates they require. Because Rhizobia can still dwell independently in the soil, plants are more dependent upon them than the microbes are on plants.
Animals need nitrogen for protein building, too. We humans get our nitrogen by eating plants (or by eating animals that eat plants). Another partnership teams plants with soil-dwelling fungi called mycorrhizae. Virtually all plants from flowers to towering trees like Sequoias have partner mycorrhizae.
Some species of mycorrhizae cover the surface of plants' root hairs; others settle down inside the plant roots. The fungi act as extensions of the plants' roots, vastly increasing the surface space of their nutrient-absorbing network.
Mycorrhizae increase the plants' uptake of water and essential nutrients, particularly phosphorous, which doesn'tspread readily in soil. Inexchange, the plants provide the fungi energy in the form of carbohydrates.
This partnership enables both plants and fungi to survive in nutrient-poor places where they otherwise might die.
Major development projects are taking place in oceans across the globe all the time, enterprises that will provide shelter and food for a vast number of fish, mussels, urchins, and other marine life.
While credit is regularly and duly given to the visible construction crew — coral polyps — recognition is also due the polyps' invisible, but very active algal partners, the zooxanthelle.
These algae (a type called dinoflagellates) live inside the body tissues of coral polyps. Coral polyps take care of some of their nutritional needs on their own by catching tiny protists and organic matter that drift past their tentacles. Their partnership with the chlorophyll-containing algae enable them to also get food from sunlight as if they were plants.
The zooxanthelle do the actual work of converting the sunlight into energy via photosynthesis. The by-products they generate (organic carbons such as glycerol and sugars) are excellent nutrients for their polyp hosts.
The zooxanthellae supply much of the polyps' energy needs. In turn, the polyps provide the algae a protected, stable environment and nutrients they need for growth, such as nitrates and phosphates. Zooxanthellae also increase the rate of coral calcification, the growth of the hard shells that form the actual reef structures.
Over millions of years of evolution, we humans have worked out a mutually beneficial partnership with the microbes that came to inhabit our guts. In return for their aid in digestion, we give them a stable, protected home and plenty of nutrients via the food we eat. We need them as much as they need us.
Microbes break down food molecules our body's enzymes and acids can't dissolve, helping us squeeze all the nutrients out of our food. Some make valuable vitamins that our body needs.
Many microbial species have proved to be consummate evolutionary wheelers and dealers, arranging collaborations, mergers, and acquisitions that usually serve both partners well.
The pea root sends a chemical message that attracts Rhizobia, then surrounds the bacteria, whcih set up housekeeping inside the root's cells.
Rhizobia are bacteria that form nodules on the roots of legumes to supply them with nitrogen; in return, the plants provide the bacteria with carbohydrates.
Mycorrhizae are soil-dwelling fungi that act as extensions of plants' roots, enabling them to vastly increase their nutrient-absorbing network. The plants provide the fungi energy in the form of carbohydrates.
Zooxanthelle are photosynthetic algae that live inside the body tissues of coral polyps. They provide nutrients to their polyp hosts in exchange for a protected, stable environment and nutrients they need for growth.
Lichens are an alliance of fungi and algae that allows each to grow in environments where neither could survive alone, like deserts, rocks, or tree bark.


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I'm sure someone here has probally seen this, so, does this actually work? Anyone here tried this yet?
I'm sure someone here has probally seen this, so, does this actually work? Anyone here tried this yet?
Not a good Idea...this topic has been around the block and I'm waiting for someone to do this in costume and get the Darwin award (posthumously)
There have been kits and "plans" on EBAY...but Tambo is right...this would rank almost as high as the "lawn-chair-weather-balloon-floatation devise".
Think of it this way..everything that you are making your suit from and around is extremely flamable...You might as well take a gasoline shower TOMMYBOY style and have a cigar.
On the other note you can do some great PHOTOSHOP stuff like TK409...the supersafe way.
Even if I where Hand-Schaub I still wouldnt do it.
I would also imagine that having the gauntlets that close to such a strong heat source would melt them, at least partialy, ending in disaster.
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The free shipping part was true. I'll email them to whoever wants them. (An email had already been sent to those who had asked before now) Just reply here or PM me.


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'"The wind. I don't know how you prepare for it, but it's something that you kind of maybe expect," Penguins forward Adam Hall said. "Some periods the wind would be behind you and you'd feel like you were flying. The next period you're changing ends and you're skating right into it, feels like you're in quicksand."'
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The Tolkien Professor podcast is a series of lectures, discussions, and seminars on the works of J.R.R. Tolkien by Corey Olsen, Assistant Professor of English at Washington College in Maryland. Find me on Facebook at "The Tolkien Professor," on Twitter at @tolkienprof, or at my website at www.tolkienprofessor.com. I have also begun a grand new venture: the Mythgard Institute, offering courses on Tolkien studies for credit at the MA level, or just for fun! Join us at www.mythgard.org.
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Episode 74 of 364 episodes
The second session of the new Silmarillion Seminar, discussing the Valaquenta.
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In a time where we're all threatened by a rhetoric of hate from the people in power; A Gay And A NonGay challenges many of our differences head on and promises that no matter who you are, or what you're into (Bruce Springsteen or Britney), love is love and gay and nongays can be friends.

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(Cleveland) - Jimmy Dimora has returned to Cleveland. WTAM News has confirmed that the former Cuyahoga County commissioner is being held in the Cuyahoga County Jail.
There is speculation Dimora may have been brought here to testify before a grand jury which may be hearing new corruption charges.
Dimora was being held at Federal Correctional Institution Gilmer in Glenville, West Virginia. It is located 150 miles from Pittsburgh. That's where Dimora is to serve out his corruption sentence until it ends on July 28th, 2036.
Cleveland criminal defense attorney Marty Keenan is not connected to Dimora but speculates the former commissioner may have offered to testify in another corruption case or cases, in hopes of having time taken off his sentence.
Keenan says it's very common for convicts to become snitches after they have had time to think about the long sentence they are facing. However, they are not as credible because they are providing testimony for something in return.
Keenan tells Newsradio WTAM 1100, prosecutors may be looking to charge more corruption figures before the 6 year statute of limitations expires.
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Dick Morris' Fox-boosted ads reportedly being "revise[d]" due to "wrong facts"
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An anti-health care ad campaign boosted by promotions on Fox News is reportedly being revised because the commercials "had the wrong facts."
The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY) reported today that the conservative group League of American Voters is spending $40,000 to air ads targeting Rep. Dan Maffei's (D-NY) "vote on health care reform. But there's one problem: The commercials from the League of American Voters had the wrong facts, and now the group is being forced to revise the TV campaign."
The ads, which started airing on local stations this past weekend, falsely claimed Maffei supports taxing individual health insurance plans to pay for the reforms, as approved by the U.S. Senate.
In fact, Maffei, D-DeWitt, has publicly opposed the Senate bill because of the tax on so-called Cadillac insurance plans. He voted for the House bill which pays for reforms through a surcharge on the wealthiest Americans - individuals with more than $500,000 per year in income, or $1 million for those filing jointly.
Bob Adams, executive director of the League of American Voters, a group formed in July to oppose President Obama's health care plan, said new commercials with correct information should begin airing today.
The new ads will no longer state that Maffei voted for "big taxes on good insurance plans."
"We have basically replaced the ad," Adams said Tuesday. "What we should have said is he voted for an income tax surcharge."
Maffei has defended the surcharge, saying it will affect less than 1 percent of all Central New Yorkers.
The ads have received help from Fox News "political analyst" Dick Morris in repeated appearances on Fox News. On last week's The O'Reilly Factor, Fox & Friends, and Hannity, Morris urged viewers to visit his website to learn how to pressure "vulnerable" Democrats to vote against health care reform. Morris' website features numerous fund solicitations ("give us money to run the ad!") for the League of American Voters. On Hannity, Morris said: "I urge everybody to go to DickMorris.com and call all of those guys and women. And then the League of American Voters has prepared advertisements to run in each of their districts."
The League of American Voters lists Morris as its chief strategist. In August, executive director Bob Adams said Morris was responsible for crafting "our ads and national campaign" against the "dream of a socialistic health care system." In September, the Huffington Post Investigative Fund reported that "[p]recisely when and how Morris connected with the group is not known" and Adams "declined to say exactly how and when the group formed, but he did say that Morris was involved from the beginning and came on board as a volunteer."
The larger point in all this is not necessarily that disgraced political strategist Morris is dishonest and has a flimsy grasp of facts (we already know this). It's that Fox News still allows its "Fox News political analyst" to use airtime to push donations to a political advocacy group so it can target "vulnerable" Democrats. As we've asked here, would a real news organization do that?
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Jupiter String Quartet Plays Mozart, Bartók and Brahms at UConn with Pre-Concert Talk Tonight, 11/15
The Jupiter String Quartet, all of them string players as children who connected in their college years, will play a program of Mozart, Bartók and Brahms at Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts in Storrs tonight, Nov. 15, 2012, at 7:30 pm. UConn Professor of Music History Alain Frogley will introduce the three highly contrasting works on the program in a pre-concert talk at 6:45 pm.
Named for the brightest planet in the night sky when they formed in 2001, the Boston-based Jupiter includes sisters, violinist Meg Freivogel and violist Liz Freivogel, plus Meg is married to cellist Daniel McDonough. The fourth player, violinist Nelson Lee, doesn't have family ties per se but plays as if he does. The two men and Meg met at the Cleveland Institute of Music, and, when they were searching for a violist, Meg suggested her sister, Liz, at Oberlin College. The quartet finished their schooling in the Professional String Quartet Training Program at the New England Conservatory of Music.
"The young artists throw themselves into the music with an ardor that at times is near-manic. From the angry snarl (in agitated passages) to the beatific smile (when the music passes into a major key), their faces depict the most intense involvement," the Washington Post said of a Jupiter concert at the Corcoran Gallery. "It is clear that they have worked out every 16th note and mood change together, and it's always nice to hear complex music rendered with such verve and polish."
The Jupiter will play the Mozart Quartet No. 21 in D Major, Bartók's Quartet No. 1, Op. 7, and, in the second half, the Brahms Quartet in C Minor, Op. 51.
They have played at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center in New York, Wigmore Hall in London, Mexico City's Palacio de Bellas Artes, Jordan Hall in Boston and Kennedy Center and the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. They have toured in the United States, Canada, Europe, Asia and the Americas and wowed crowds at major festivals in Aspen (where they recently performed their first complete Beethoven quartet cycle), Seoul, the Caramoor International, Music at Menlo, the Yellow Barn and the Skaneateles.
The Jupiters have won first prize in the Banff International String Quartet Competition, where they also won the Szekely Prize for best performance of a Beethoven quartet, and grand prize in the Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition. They received an Avery Fisher Career Grant in 2008 and numerous other honors. They have recorded works by Mendelssohn, Beethoven, Shostakovich and Britten, and American works by Barber, Seeger and Gershwin. The Jupiters are the String Quartet-in-Residence at the University of Illinois and hold residencies at Oberlin Conservatory, Adelphi University and Atlanta's Spivey Hall. They credit the Cleveland and Takács quartets for nurturing them in their early development. Jupiter enjoys engaging new audiences by performing outreach concerts for schools and community organizations.


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text: Neurotology Laboratories Laboratory Descriptions Computerized Dynamic Posturography Vestibulo-Ocular Reflex and Optokinetic Testing Nystagmography Vestibular Autorotation Test Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potentials Gait Assessments Variable Radius Centrifuge Pitch and Roll Tilt Chair 3-D Eye Movement Recording Vestibular-Autonomic Laboratory Theoretical Neuroscience Computerized Dynamic Posturography Dr. Black contributed to the development of the Neurocom EquiTest system, one of the most widely used clinical assessment tools for balance disorders. This system consists of a movable, dual-forceplate support surface and a moveable visual surround, both under computer control. In addition to the commercial EquiTest system, the laboratory also has a hydraulic-driven research platform controlled through versatile software (e.g. ability to implement sway-referencing of the support and surround using different gains or to induce perturbations using programmed profiles, ability to provide different audio stimuli for head movement protocols). Small head-mounted orientation sensors (InterSense, InertiaCube) and a 3-D multi-marker position sensor (Northern Digital Inc OptoTrak) provide high resolution body segment kinematic data. Electro-myogram recording of postural muscles is also available. Vestibulo-Ocular Reflex (VOR) and Optokinetic (OKN) Testing The laboratory has developed one of the most comprehensive published horizontal VOR and OKN test batteries. A direct-drive high torque rotator (150 ft-lb, NeuroKinetics) is enclosed with full-field surround with optokinetic and laser target projection stimuli. In addition to conventional electro-oculography (EOG), eye movements can be measured with videography. An adjustable head restraint allows the subject to be positioned for horizontal or vertical canal testing about an earth-vertical axis, and a linear actuator at the base of the rotator allows for Off-Vertical Axis Rotation (OVAR) test capabilities. Nystagmography Research subjects and clinical patients are screened through a standard battery of oculomotor test procedures including: spontaneous nystagmus, caloric (closed-loop irrigator system), positional and Dix-Hallpike testing, smooth pursuit, optokinetic, gaze holding and saccades. This laboratory is outfitted with a Visual Lab system (Interacoustics) and non-invasive videography. Vestibular Autorotation Test (VAT) In addition to the VOR testing during passive rotations, the laboratory employs active head rotation in horizontal and vertical planes at high frequencies (2-6 Hz) using the Vestibular Autorotation Test (VAT98-1, Western Systems Research). Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potentials (VEMP) The VEMP is a new clinical test under validation testing for otolith (saccule) function. This test involves recording short-latency electromyograms (EMG) in neck (sternocleidomastoid) muscles evoked by high intensity acoustic clicks or tone bursts. A laptop-based stimulator (Sierra II, Cadwell Laboratories) is configured for measuring vestibular-evoked myogenic potentials, and a second EMG system provides the subject visual feedback to control the level of neck muscle contraction. Gait Assessments In addition to performing functional assessment of gait using subjective criteria, our laboratory employs a long (1.5 m) force plate (Balance Master, Neurocom) to quantify assessment of gait. An OptoTrak system (Northern Digital, Inc.) provides precise kinematic data for these experiments. Variable Radius Centrifuge A variable radius rotator (centrifuge) allows the subject to be oriented for yaw, pitch or roll rotation about an earth-vertical axis, translation along a 2m linear sled, or combined rotation and translation. The combination of rotation and translation allows linear acceleration stimuli at low frequencies (e.g., 0.01 Hz) that would require >900m of linear track to perform otherwise! Custom visual displays are available for tilt-translation adaptation studies. Eye movements are recorded with videography, and motion perception can be recorded with chair-fixed 'somatosensory' bars placed in front of the subject. Pitch and Roll Tilt Chair (Static and Dynamic) A hydraulic-driven tilt chair allows a subject to be oriented for pitch or roll rotation about an earth-horizontal axis. This system can be operated over a frequency range of 0-2 Hz, and provides tilts up to +/- 90 deg. The same chair design as utilized on the centrifuge allows comparison of eye movement and motion perception recordings evoked by tilt and centrifugation stimuli. 3-D Eye Movement Recording In addition to conventional electro-oculography, the laboratory relies heavily on non-invasive near-infrared videography for eye movement recording using both commercial (SensoMotoric Instruments or Iscan) and custom systems developed by NASA. These systems track the pupil orientation (horizontal and vertical) and size, and utilize iris features to measure ocular torsion. Vestibular-Autonomic Laboratory This laboratory includes a custom-built motorized two-axis tilt table on loan from the Navy to provide a standing subject pitch and roll rotation about an earth-horizontal axis, or off-vertical yaw rotation. The autonomic measurement equipment on loan from NASA include: an enhanced autonomic system with impedance cardiography (CNSystems Task-Force Monitor) a transcranial Doppler system (DWL, Germany), secondary blood pressure (Finapres, Datex-Ohmeda, ) and heart rate monitors (Ivy Biomedical), CO2 monitor (Datex-Ohmeda), and Respritrace (Ambulatory Monitoring Inc) for recording respiratory rate and volume. Theoretical Neuroscience Under the direction of Gin McCollum, Ph.D., the theoretical sensorimotor neurobiology group develops mathematics that reflects the organization of sensorimotor systems. Aside from collaborating with experimenters within the Neurotology Department, the theoretical neurobiology group collaborates with researchers on the neuronal and circuit levels of analysis, leading to multilevel investigations and understandings of sensorimotor systems. Current research interests include the conditional dynamics of sensorimotor coordination, the role of the vestibular nuclei in axial movements, and a group theoretic approach


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I am going to teach a group of teachers. They are middle-aged and specialized in mathematics and physics and chemistry. They have to teach these subjects in english to high school students who are going to study abroad. The problem is their english is very limited and they have difficulty lecturing in english. My job is to help them use english to deliver math and physics lessons. I think I'm going to provide them with useful phrases to manage the lessons and control students like today we're going to learn about, stand up please, who can do this, that's right, any other ideas….. Can you give me some advice and ideas as to what I should teach them and how should I teach them, how to get them practice ….. Since this is the first time I work as a teacher trainer so I am quite nervous. Also, this job is very important to me because if I am successful I'll be offered a well-paid job as a teacher of english at a teaching center. By the way, I'd like to say a big thank-you to you for helping me with my last lesson about PROBLEM PAGE. The lesson went on very well and the dean was very satisfied. I hope to hear from you soon.


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I was wondering if anyone knows more "Truly Free" MMO like AION or Lineage II : Goddess of Destruction , or at least something along the lines of LoL/DOTA2 . I mean something with a non-intrusive game shop (that doesn't affect gameplay at all and keeps game balanced for everyone) . Also I'm very interested in EUROPEAN servers of these kind because so far VPN servers just don't do it for me... and for once I would like to see a company that doesn't take a big poop on us EU players. (ProSie..*cough* ..ben..*cough*..sat1). I would ask for a list of these games but there are hardly any... not that I know of.


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Chevy positioned Biscayne as the brand's no frills large sedan when it went on sale in '58. Those who craved an abundance of chrome and other niceties needed to go the Bel Air, Impala and Delray route. But this handsome example we spotted in Montauk is equipped with a one-of-a-kind feature that its more upscale platform mates did not have – a pass through in the rear bench for surf boards. Somehow we doubt this was a factory option though (the duck tape and manually cut hole gave it away). The Japanese straw hats are also a nice touch.
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From April 30 to May 6, this is the programme:
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"Islamists, leftist activists, rebellious workers and trade unionists underwent the same torture and abuse"
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Parker Wolf Picks Up Horizon League Swimmer of the Week Honors
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Following a four-win performance in a runaway dual meet victory over UIC on Saturday, Green Bay senior Parker Wolf (Kohler, Wis.) has been selected as the Horizon League Women's Swimmer of the Week for the period of January 7-13. It marks Wolf's second weekly award of the season.
"Achieving Swimmer of the Week is a great recognition of Parker's efforts, not only in meets, but in how she approaches practice every day," Phoenix head coach Jim Merner said. "With this being her senior year, she is really focused on trying to achieve her goals and end her career on a high note. We are very happy with how consistent she has been on a weekly basis, and getting this award is awesome for her."
Coming off a grueling 10-day training trip in Florida, Wolf showed no signs of fatigue as she won both the 50 (24.23) and 100 (52.69) freestyle races on Saturday, and also anchored the winning 200 medley (1:47.18) and 200 free (1:38.24) relays.
Wolf has now won 13 individual events on the year, and the 191-106 win over the Flames moved the Phoenix women to a perfect 6-0 in dual meets in 2013-14.
Green Bay continues its stretch of four straight home meets this weekend when it hosts Valparaiso on Friday at 6 p.m. and IUPUI on Saturday at noon at the Peter F. Dorschel Natatorium.
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