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Those pesky headphones are always laying on your desk, wishing they had somewhere to look better, aren't they? Just Mobile's HeadStand provides just that.
Just Mobile has been around for 7 years making really cool accessories. They've focused on accessories for iProducts since 2007, and we always love what they come up with. Based out of Taiwan, with a serious attention to detail and design, Just Mobile builds things that feel as if they match the engineering glory of your Apple products. High quality materials match up to beautiful-in-simplicity designs.
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The box is simple and has a clean look featuring the product itself printed on a black matte material. Shiny text tells you it's by Just Mobile, and is called the HeadStand. You can actually open the front of the box to get a glimpse of the HeadStand in action - a printed image shows it on a desktop. The base of the HeadStand, finished in brushed aluminum, is visible through the packaging.
There's very little in the box aside from the product itself (which requires two screws to be screwed in in order to fully assemble it). Nestled in a black foam inset are 4 pieces - the two bars and "hook" constitute one assembled piece, the base, and two Philip's head screws.
You'll also find a Just Mobile decal in the box.
Just Mobile really shines when it comes to design, and the HeadStand is no different.
Brushed aluminum throughout, the HeadStand has a double base with a rubbery bottom which keeps the stand from slipping on your desk. The open area between the two base circles is used to wrap your headphones cord - keeping the clutter at bay.
Two tall hollow aluminum columns (the total HeadStand height is just under 10" - 9.76" or 24.8cm to be exact) screw into the base from below, topped with a wide "hook" area to rest your headphones. I had to tighten the hook as well when I first got the stand out of the box - oddly these are flathead screws.
There are no hard edges anywhere - everything is round, or has a rounded edge. Great quality, and not quite as heavy as I thought it'd be.
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The HeadStand does its job well - and looks great doing it. I noticed it was very stable - not wobbly at all, which is good as I grabbed the headphones and set them on the stand. It handles a wide variety of phones - anything with a band I threw at it was no problem. I didn't use the cable tidy much - it's annoying to have to unwrap it when I want to use my phones.
You can pick up the HeadStand on the Just Mobile website for $49.95, which seems to follow their recent trend of "just a little pricier than it seems worth, but hey, you own Apple products, right?" I'd be much more happy with the HeadStand at a $34.95 price point. That being said - it IS top quality for your dollar.
We're giving it 4 leaves.
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This July, 40 Houston-area high school students interested in careers in science participated in D.R.E.M.E. @ UST Science Summer Science Camp. The camp provides students with hands-on experience in biology and includes activities designed to cultivate a curiosity and excitement about the subject.
This is the second year UST has collaborated with the Dr. Ronald E. McNair Educational Science Literacy Foundation to host the camp.
The administrator and faculty involved were Dean of Extended Programs Dr. Ravi Srinivas, Associate professor of Biology Dr. Maia Larios-Sanz and Assistant Professor Dr. Jill Dewey.
"Programs like these get students excited about science and expose them to the wonders of the natural world," Dr. Larios said. "Many young student unfortunately get to experience science only through reading about it is books. This camp allowed students to actually do science, learning by engaging in hands on experiences. Programs like these help students see that science is a creative, exciting process, not just a collection of boring or random facts."
Students participated in three days of activities that highlighted the diverse aspects of biology. Students began by exploring the diversity of living creatures with observations of living and preserved specimens. They isolated DNA from bananas and analyzed DNA fingerprints to solve a simulated epidemic. They also learned about how human genetic information is used in personalized medicine by doing a case study on Herceptin, a cancer drug that is efficient only if the patient has the right genetic background.
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It's a mini-zine & Christmas card combined! The front cover features Little Matchgirl artwork by Heather Cuff, adapted as story 'stamps' for the Fast-As-You-Can Courier Company. The back cover features a scroll of 'yuletide felicitations' so that it can be given as a gift or card.
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Moderators: I tried to find a place to put this so if unacceptable please steer me in the right direction as I have sold many of these lens now to Custom Helmet Builders and I would love to be able to offer them to your members. :confused
To all costume creators, I have thin sheet plastic for sale for use in your helmets. The sheets are metalized, colored, mirrored and see through on the wearer's side.
I offer them in Red, Blue, Green, Gold, Silver, Purple, and Rainbow Iridium.
On the below e-bay store link to Jcashat's Football Visor Insert Store, you will find pics of projects of customer's of mine to give you an idea of what you can use them for.
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I'm going to making a boba fett helmet using pepukara is there any tips That any one can give me I would be really great full
I'm going to making a boba fett helmet using pepukara is there any tips That any one can give me I would be really great full
Sorry forgot to put on that I'm going to be adding a servo in the range finder and lights
I have been working with pepakura and have currently done a number of items. I did a Boushh helmet & a number of other items, http://www.thedentedhelmet.com/f68/boushh-wip-47893/. This costume is for my wife and is almost completed.
I used 110 lb. card stock & reinforced that with .060" architectural cardboard. In some cases I went with 2 layers of the cardboard. When I completed this I used smooth cast 320 & coated inside & out. This filled in all the cracks & voids and tied everything together very well. Then I proceeded to do all of the filling and smoothing things out. I used wood glue to glue everything together. It creates a great bond. What my plan was with this method was to create a lamination similar to plywood. With the card board core I don't expect any warping. I wanted to try something other than fiberglass.
I am also working on a ROTJ Boba Fett as well for myself. But not as far along. I did the jetpack in pepakura using the above technique, http://www.thedentedhelmet.com/f20/p...jetpack-47919/ (Skip & Soba). I have helmet in the assembled & in process as well (Skip) with some modifications from WOF & Rafal's templates.
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What do they teach them at Renmark North Primary
05/03/2013 , 4:38 PM by Narelle Graham
Each week on Riverland Today a local school joins me for a segment called "What do they teach them in school these days?"
Today Renmark North stepped into the spotlight. I had the pleasure of meeting Year 7 students Jessie and Megan, Year 3 student Matilda and Year 4 student Charlie.
The kids blew me away! Here's what they had to say :-)
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Iran's top prosecutor blasted the latest manifestation of Western interference in his nation's internal affairs–sending Barbie dolls to Iranian children. Iran ranks as the world's third largest importer of toys, and, apparently, Barbie dolls have dramatically impacted the feelings of Iranian female children. According to Dori Najafabad, a prominent prosecutor, the blond haired, scantily dressed doll has led to "destructive, and total cultural consequences." He insists the appearance of personalities such as "Barbie, Batman, Spiderman, and Harry Potter… computer games, and movies are all a danger" to the health and security of the Iranian nation.
A local Tehran shopkeeper who sells toys told a Reuters reporter, "Iranians love everything Barbie. I just can't understand it." He pointed out Iranian manufacturers have introduced "Sarah," a nice Muslim little girl who dresses in accordance with Islamic tradition, but, for some reason she simply isn't making it with Iranian girls.


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19 March 2013 , 9:22 AM by Jacquie Mackay
Dr Nigel Buxton is one of a kind here in Central Queensland - he works for Sullivan Nicolaides as the only fulltime private clinical pathologist between the Sunshine Coast and Townsville and he also works as the only Forensic Pathologist between Bundaberg and Mackay.
It's his job to help other doctors and surgeons work out what's wrong with patients, but it's also his job to determine how someone has died.
It's a fascinating career - and I was lucky enough to have Dr Buxton speak with me about what he does.
Dr Buxton will be the guest speaker at the Conversation Series presented by the University of Queensland Rural Clinical School this Thursday.
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Discussion in 'Football, Baseball, and Hockey' started by LA Dre, Nov 27, 2007.
ESPN - Redskins' Taylor dies from injury in shooting - NFL A tragic loss to say the least
With that break-in a week earlier, it seems like somebody was out to get him. However, whoever shot him in the leg just left him. If they really wanted to kill him, they probably would have shot him again. Mysterious. Also, very bad luck that the bullet hit him in a key artery.
I feel bad that somebody didn't stop the bleeding before medical help arrived. To die from a wound to the leg is tragic.
Wow. I saw it run across the sports ticker last night that he had been shot in the leg/groin area. I didn't think it was serious when I saw it. Very tragic.
Rumors are many about Taylor`s tragic death. Everything from a hit, to him being set up by his girlfriend. Whatever happened hopefully the killer(s) will be brought to justice. The way it went down sounds very mysterious........
The Girlfriend?? Never thought about that one.. You would think she would have at least a marriage license if she was setting him up to collect? I don't know the woman, but I only hope that she wasn't involved..but still how long did he lay there losing blood before she called 911?? Athletes and some singers(rappers) are targets for random violence through jealousy and unfortunately bragging rights...
A lot going on there Dre......... No security system........Just had a break in a week or so before this incident............. Phone line in the home not working.........first it was thought the line was cut, however, it wasn`t working at the time of the break in...hmmm Nothing was taken, either in this break in, or the previous one.... Taylor and his girlfreind was awaken to noise in the living room, then the intruders broke into the bedroom, fired only two shots, both hitting Taylor............ Obviously, the intruders knew He was home and didn`t have a firearm (he couldn`t because it would have been a violation of his probation if I am not mistaken) or I am sure he would have played Scarface and introduced him/them to his little friend. Just very strange........
Hit-men don't shoot their targets in the legs and then run away. I can't think of any conceivable motivation for someone to break in for a 2nd time, shoot somebody in the leg... accidentally (through the door), then not take anything, not go after the others in the house, etc. There has to be more info.
Michael Wilbon On Sean Taylor Shooting: "It's Not Surprising" - FanHouse - AOL Sports Blog
I read where he had a very small inner circle of friends. He seemed to be spending a lot of time at home with his family. This senario is not typical of the person who tours out in public with a very high profile and has all sorts of hangers on. With his initial set of circumstances, I do not wish to read all the speculation. It'll be very sad..........
True. Nobody said it had to be a professional hit man. Furthermore, a hit man is hired to kill someone, whether they are shot in the head, leg or finger. .
FOX Sports on MSN - NFL - Taylor's death a grim reminder for us all Wow. A very interesting viewpoint. I wasn't even aware that people see this as a phenomenon. My first reaction after a few sentences was "This guy is on something." But I kept reading, and was intrigued. What are all of your thoughts?
I think that the same type of thing exists in other ethnic and racial communities in America. Maybe not as visible or exactly in the same form, but still there nonetheless strongly influencing and controlling young kids lives and not always for their good. FOX Sports on MSN - NFL - Taylor's death a grim reminder for us all
The other problem here is that so called black KKK will never read an article like this that punctuates what they are doing to their fellow black man. If they do, their attitude would be F-U or they are beating their chest on their so called accomplishments...in their world.
SI.com - NFL - Antrel Rolle: Taylor lived in fear, was targeted - Thursday November 29, 2007 1:57AM
I heard Rolle's interview on ESPN this morning and I believe what he is saying is probably true... it is hard to shake the past if you are successful and move on and your old friends or aquaintances are not part of that success. When I was 14, (back in 69), our family moved from the riot torn area of 12th street to the NW side of Detroit. When I went back to visit some friends in the old hood a few months later I was jumped on by some thugs (non friends who remembered me) as they tried to take my transistor radio. Needless to say I never went back over there again.
I'm not sure how he could have avoided this, without living his life like a prisoner. If somebody really wants to get you, they will probably find a way. The real shame was that he had the inner strength to make a break from his previous life and he ended up getting punished for it.
This still doesn't sound like a robbery to me. It appears to me that more went down here than we might ever find out. Miami-Dade Police: 4 men arrested in slaying of Washington Redskins star Sean Taylor - NFL - Yahoo! Sports
Sean's girlfriend and mother of his 18 month old daughter is the neice of actor Andy Garcia, so I doubt that she anything to do with this crime. Andy Garcia, Fans In D.C. Express Condolences For Taylor - News - MSNBC.com '
That makes sense that they weren't trying to kill him. They broke in, were surprised by the resistance they got, fired off some shots like idiots, hit him in the leg, and then they freaked out and left.
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Save The Children and Club empower parents
Two local schools in Islington are enjoying the benefits of Arsenal Football Club's global charity partnership with Save the Children, after the Club and charity combined to set up a programme in each school that empowers parents to build stronger relationships with their children.
Supported by a donation of more than £50,000 from The Arsenal Foundation, Duncombe Primary School and St. Mark's Primary School, both in Islington, embarked on an eight-week programme called Families and Schools Together (FAST). FAST enables parents to develop the skills and confidence they need to better support and take a more active role in their children's education, while playing a greater role in their community.
In order to deliver the programme, Save the Children has worked to create a team of FAST 'practitioners' at each school, comprising local parents, community leaders, school staff and local authority staff. These teams have then helped to deliver a series of weekly sessions, during which a selected group of families have taken part in practical and fun activities, designed to improve children's wellbeing and help develop their relationships.
To celebrate both schools coming to the end of their respective programmes, graduation ceremonies were held to recognise the achievements of all participants. Members of Arsenal staff have also been given the opportunity in recent weeks to visit the schools and experience FAST first-hand.
Speaking about the positive impact of FAST at Duncombe Primary School, headteacher Barrie O'Shea said: "I'm enormously grateful to the parents for coming back to FAST week after week and supporting their children in the programme. Without a doubt, FAST has had a positive effect on those families who have attended over the past eight weeks and we at Duncombe look forward to taking part in the programme again. I would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to Save the Children and Arsenal for making it all happen."
Mrs Dina Hantour, one of the mothers to successfully complete the FAST programme at Duncombe, added: "The best thing about FAST has been being able to spend time with my children outside of our home. I'm so busy at home, and when we are at FAST I know I have two hours to be with my children and enjoy our time together. My children have taken what they have learned at FAST home with them."
Calvin Henry, executive headteacher at St Marks CE Primary School, has also seen the benefit of FAST on his pupils and parents. "We greatly appreciate the work that FAST has been able to do, supporting us to provide effective links between home and school. It has been hugely beneficial, notably for many of our children who have enjoyed working alongside their parents when taking part in creative and stimulating activities," he said.
Arsenal's global charity partnership with Save the Children is about to enter its second year and in addition to its UK programmes, is also supporting an exciting overseas project in China. This will see the Club pledge £300,000 over three years to help dramatically improve the quality of education of disadvantaged children aged six to 15 in some of Beijing's most under-resourced schools.
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Just registered today, and thought I'd introduce myself.
My name is Ian MacPherson, I live in Glasgow, Scotland. I'm 45, and I have been a SW fan since 1977. I've been costuming for about 3 years now. First cossie was a Stormtrooper, then I bought a TIE Pilot. But I've been wanting to do a Boba Fett for ages. I'm currently a member of the 501st and the UK Garrison. I'm a bit of a short arse at only 5'6", so you can imagine how many times I've heard "Aren't you a little bit short...yadda yadda" :angry
One of my buddies is already on here, Homer-Fett. Ian helped me out with my TK armour, and getting signed up with the 501st. So he has a lot to answer for. ;)
I'm going to start building ROTJ Boba. Got some info from BM yesterday. His work looks awesome, and he has a good rep, so I may get my armour from him.
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AMES, Iowa — The 2013 Fruit and Vegetable Field Day at the Iowa State Horticulture Farm in Ames is set for Monday, Aug. 12. The field day will begin at 2 p.m. and feature research-based information on a variety of production topics of interest to fruit and vegetable growers. Although geared towards commercial production the event would be helpful to small scale growers, master gardeners and home owners who are interested in enhancing their production skills and diversifying their gardens and acreages.
The program fee for the event is $25 which includes evening supper and refreshments. Participants are encouraged to stay after the meal to mingle with growers, researchers, agriculture professionals and extension personnel. Registrations for the field day can be made at http://www.aep.iastate.edu/hort/. Online registration closes on Aug. 5 at midnight. A limited number of on-site registrations at $35 will be available.
Tentative agenda includes a welcome by Jeff Iles, chair of the Department of Horticulture at Iowa State University and presentations on topics related to fruit and vegetable production. The field day will tour research plots on biochar in carrot and pepper production; mechanization and disease management in cucurbit production; sweet potato cultivar trials; role of colored plastics in vegetable production; high tunnel production of tomatoes, cucumbers and raspberries; northern climate grape cultivar trials; apple root stocks and training systems; disease management system evaluation in apples; honey bee health and behavior; and other topics.
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Rather a well hidden secret this website. Plenty of background information on the working lives of our ancestors plus a history of the Trade Union movement. You can visit the library at Salford and consult it's archives. Also there is an interesting and affordable postal book shop if a visit isn't possible.
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Jul 09, 2013 , 3:59 PM by Vicki Kerrigan
It takes just 12 to 15 minutes to make a man sterile. Two days after a vasectomy a man can once again have intercourse, so says Dr Doug Stein, a vasectomist from Florida who also happens to be the world's most prolific vasectomist.
Dr Doug Stein encourages men to have a vasectomy and later in the year he will be in Adelaide where he plans to conduct public vasectomies to raise awareness about how easy the procedure is.
The inaugural world vasectomy day will be held on the 18th of October and Dr Stein wants more men to consider a vasectomy to try to curb the over population of the world. Click below to listen to his arguments.
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Having been ably "done", I think this is an exaggeration. Give it five days, and you can do it, albeit unpleasantly, and I am not sure if your partner would appreciate the stitches.
My wound got infected two weeks later, but was easily fixed with antibiotics from a GP - they also had a nurse remove the stitches.
If you've ever watch childbirth - especially when your partner is told they don't give morphine to those allergic to pethidine (much to the shock of the obstetrician and mum - who had received it for hub 1), the whole procedure is comparatively painless
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Clif's Notes Vol. 2, No. 6
Shares information about two new Board of Governors members, provides a progress report on the Higher Learning Commission accreditation, outlines the action steps on sustainability and provides other updates.
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Jim Burke left for awhile but returned to make the state a more artistic place
MANCHESTER - Jim Burke left New Hampshire in 1992. Like many natives, he was determined to make his mark outside of a world bounded by the Connecticut River, Massachusetts, and the Atlantic Ocean.
He received fine-arts degrees from Syracuse University and the University of Hartford. He taught at Syracuse and the prestigious Pratt Institute in Brooklyn. He illustrated books of poetry and Americana-related subjects of baseball, jazz and the Statue of Liberty.
He lived in the mecca of the art world, New York City.
Then in 2009, he returned to his hometown of Manchester. Burke, 39, is chairman of the Illustration Deaprtment at New Hampshire Institute of Art, a degree-granting arts college of about 500 students in downtown Manchester.
He said the caliber of the school drew him back to his hometown.
With his connections, he's lured illustrators such as Chris Van Allsburg, Yuko Shiuzu and Gary Kelley to speak at the college. And James Gurney, creator of Dinotopia, will give a lecture at the college next month.
Burke has worked to involve institute students in the community. A student has created the playbills for the Palace Theatre's 2013 Christmas shows. Students create the banners that hang downtown. And student artwork is auctioned off to benefit Easter Seals.
"It enriches our culture to have a strong presence of art, in whatever form," Burke said.
Up-and-coming cities such as Providence, Milwaukee and Kansas City all boast strong artistic communities, he said. The institute is helping to place Manchester among them.
"We have such an energizing and exciting atmosphere here around art. It is evolving our culture," he said.
Burke grew up bagging groceries at Bunny's Superette, the Manchester market that his family owned for years. He once won a Union Leader illustration contest.
"I've always wanted to raise my children here," Burke said, "I've always loved Manchester."


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Runs Hard to Come by as Delaware Baseball Falls to Manhattan, Campbell at First Day of Campbell Invitational
BUIES, CREEK, N.C. -- The University of Delaware endured a tough day at the plate Saturday as the Blue Hens managed just four runs over two games and dropped decisions to Manhattan and Campbell during the first day of the Campbell University Baseball Invitational at Jim Perry Stadium.
Delaware (1-4) fell to Manhattan 7-2 in the opener and then dropped a 9-2 decision to the host Camels later in the afternoon. The Hens will close out the two-day, three-team event Sunday when they take on Manhattan at 12 noon and Campbell at 3 p.m.
"Overall, this just wasn't a good day," said Delaware head coach Jim Sherman. "We are disappointed, but as baseball goes, we have a chance to back-back (two wins) tomorrow with two more games."
In the opener, Manhattan (1-1) scored single runs in the first two innings before breaking a 2-2 tie with two runs in the fifth inning on an RBI single by Vin Teixeira and a run-scoring groundout by Joe McClennan.
After falling behind 2-0, Delaware tied the game at 2-2 in the fourth inning. EJ Stoltzfus was hit by a pitch to lead off the inning, moved to third on a double by Norm Donkin, and scored on a sacrifice fly by Alex Mottle. Donkin then stole third base and scored when Jake Clark grounded out to shortstop.
Joey Rocchietti allowed just four hits and struck out five in six inning to pick up the win for Manhattan. Freshman John Geffre suffered the loss for Delaware in his first career start.
Donkin had two doubles and stole two bases and Zach Lopes banged out two hits for Delaware.
In the nightcap, Campbell used a six-run third inning to take control and never looked back in posting the 9-2 victory. The Camels, who banged out 12 hits on the day, added a single run in the sixth and two more in the eighth for the victory. The third inning featured four Campbell hits and three Delaware errors as 10 batters came to the plate.
Delaware managed eight hits in the second game but was plagued by six errors as just three of the runs allowed by the Blue Hens were earned. The Hens trailed 7-0 before pushing two runs across in the seventh inning as Tyler Powell led off with a single, went to third on a double by Ryan Hartley, and scored on a sacrifice fly by Lopes. Hartley then scored when Giacchino pinch-hit and grounded out to first base.
Delaware's Dan Gatto (1-1) suffered the loss as he went 6.2 innings and allowed seven runs with only two of them earned. Campbell's Hector Cedano (2-0) went six scoreless innings to earn the win.


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New! Three-day reserves loans
Hostos Library is pleased to announce that as of Sept 29 (tomorrow!), certain reserves books will be available for a three-day loan instead of the regular two-hour loan.
As of now, there will be a total of 32 copies of books that will be part of this program, for the following eight titles (click each title for more information about the book, and then click on "locations" to find the call number):
Campbell Essential Biology with Physiology
Chemistry: An Introduction to General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry
Dental Hygiene Theory and Practice
Essentials of Understanding Psychology
Kozier & Erb's Fundamentals of Nursing Concepts, Process, and Practice
Please note that these are still reserves books, and must be returned on time so that your classmates have a chance to read them. For this reason, there is a $25/day overdue fine–please remember to bring your book back within the three days to avoid any fine.
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The Art of Procrastination
A useful, light-hearted, very short book written by a lifelong procrastinator for fellow procrastinators. Learn about "structured procrastination" and see how it might be able to help you, and figure out if you too suffer from "right parentheses deficit disorder", and how collaborating with those strange humans who do not procrastinate might actually be a good thing.
Don't wait until the end of the semester to take a look at this quick, humorous, relatable read at the library. Call number BF 637 .P76 P46 2012
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nice job by simon
Red Raindog (06-30-2013)
Martin grounds out to 1st.
Mesoraco, Robinson and Choo due up in the 9th
Rally Guinness at the ready!
The older I get - the better I was
and yes - I hate the Cardinals (Reds fan since 1958)
Joe Nathan in to pitch
If you want this team to be great and contend like we all thought they would, you have to keep the wheels moving in the 8th inning after starting bases loaded with no outs. You're not looking to give up multiple outs.
Rounding third and heading for home...
Mesoraco flies out to right
dang -- thought that one had a chance to get down
The older I get - the better I was
and yes - I hate the Cardinals (Reds fan since 1958)
Is Lutz still on the team? I like his one swing potential more than Robinson's.
Reds were down two runs. Eighth inning. Second and third.
The need was for a hit. A hit is two runs. It ties the game.
The Rangers have a good closer. You might not get to him. Heisey had the chance and against a lefty pitcher.
So, ok, give him some credit. Chris did something positive, but it wasn't quite enough.
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Well, the baby's been teething all last night and all day today. So I really didnt' have the opportunity to get any quality work done on holster assemblies today. Plus the leather is soaking right now.
So while the baby was sitting on my lap slobbering like crazy, I was able to steal a few minutes to play around with this project that I've been toying with.
I've always liked the look of cuff watches, and I purchased this watch last year but never liked the band. So viola, problem solved!
I tried to create a cuff that resembled the construction and coloring of Jango holsters, for obvious reasons.
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Run your tongue over your teeth. If it's been a while since you last brushed, you may feel a filmy or fuzzy coating on your teeth. What's there is similar to the slimy coating you might feel if you stuck your finger down into a sink drain or that you might see coating the sides and bottom of a swimming pool that hasn't been kept clean. These are all examples of biofilms.
Biofilms are communities of microbes. They form when bacterial cells able to make large amounts of sticky, slimy substances called polysaccharides (polly-sack-uh-rides) attach themselves to a surface. The slimy coating they make holds the cells to the surface they've settled on and captures other bacteria who live and grow off the waste products produced by the first bacteria. Layers keep being added, creating a complex community.
In this activity, you'll explore whether biofilms can form on all possible surfaces and which they grow best on. You'll also learn something about how we can prevent biofilm formation.
Print out these pages and follow the directions to do this activity at home. When you're done, come back to this page to test your newfound knowledge by answering the questions below. (No fair peeking at the answers before you do the activity!)
Note: This is a long-term activity that will stretch over a several days.
Note: Be careful handling sharp scissors.
1. Create an artificial pond: Fill your large bucket with tap water, place it on newspaper and let it sit for 24 hours. Pour 2 cups of dirt or mud into the bucket and stir in. Make sure the dirt is as free of chemicals as possible (e.g. don't use dirt from a garden treated with weed or insect killers). Or if you have a stream or pond nearby, you could just fill a bucket with water and dirt from there. Be very careful around bodies of water that are or may be deep. Fill your bucket near the edge and don't go into the water. Wash your hands when done.
2. Using the scissors, cut the top and bottom off your soda bottle about 5 cm from each end. Throw away the top and bottom.
The remaining part of the bottle looks like a cylinder. Cut through it from top to bottom to create a rectangular piece.
Flatten the piece and then cut into 5 equal strips.
Punch a hole into each end of each strip.
3. Set one strip aside. Spread newspaper or paper towels on a table. Working over the newspaper, coat each of the other 4 strips, front and back, with a different coating. Use only one coating substance for each strip. Set them on the newspaper and let them dry (drying time will vary for each coating substance used).
4. Arrange your 5 strips in a row so that they are parallel. Thread a piece of string through the hole in one end of one strip and pull it through, leaving about about 7 cm hanging. Tie the strip to the string. Thread the long end of the string through one hole of the next strip and tie it off about 3 cm from the first strip.
Continue to thread the strips onto the string, keeping them 3 cm apart. Using your second string, repeat this process on the other side of the the 5 strips. Tie whatever you're using as weights (washers, fishing weights, stones) to the 7 cm ends of the strings. Tie the other ends of your strings together. Your setup should look like the picture here.
5. Hang your setup from the stick or dowel and lay the stick across the top of your artificial pond so that the setup hangs down into the water. All strips should be submerged, but they shouldn't be resting on the bottom. Wash your hands. Leave the bucket and setup undisturbed for two weeks (check occasionally to make sure your top strips are still covered by water).
6. Working carefully around your setup so you don't jostle it badly, remove a few cups of water from your artificial pond and pour into your shallow pan or small bucket placed on newspaper. Carefully move your setup to this pan or bucket so that it doesn't dry out while you're working with it.
7. Touching and lifting strips very carefully so you don't rub off the biofilms, examine the surface of your strips with the magnifying glass.
You'll likely see green, brown, pink or reddish spots. Rate the amount of growth on each strip on a scale of 1 to 5 (1 being the least growth). Give the uncoated strip a 3 rating and rate the other strips compared to it. Create a bar graph with the different coatings labeled on the horizontal axis and the growth ratings on the vertical axis. Wash your hands after touching strips.
If you want more details about biofilms and to see an animation showing how biofilms form, visit this Web site.
This experiment is based on an activity developed by the National Association of Biology Teachers.


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Shipman House Bed & Breakfast, Hilo's romantic luxury inn and the only authentic historic Victorian B&B on Hawaii Island, offers a rare opportunity to experience the monarchy period of Old Hawaii. History, antiques and authenticity blend nicely with modern amenities like Free Wi-Fi , modern plumbing and fresh, complimentary BREAKFASTS. This National Register treasure has been lovingly restored, with many antique furnishings original to the house and the Shipman family. Your host is a Shipman descendent who welcomes you like long-lost friends, and shares with you her favorite places to visit, photograph, shop, swim or eat. You may not want to leave.
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Shipman House Bed and Breakfast is on Reed's Island, an historic neighborhood just across a wooden bridge from Historic Downtown Hilo...and worlds away. A rainforest of bamboo, palms and mango trees separates your inn from town and Hilo Bay, yet just a ten-minute walk takes you to restaurants, museums and the Farmers Market downtown. Rocking chairs beckon you to the lanai (veranda) for a good read, a chat or a snooze. Hear the birds twittering and calling nearby and across the gulch below, singing for a mate or just enjoying the day. If it rains, grab one of the inn's umbrellas and go for a walk...it's a warm rain, and could be over in minutes. You may be surprised at how raindrops sound on our huge tropical leaves!
Shipman House is ideally located for sightseeing, and your hosts can help you plan your stay, sharing tips on where to visit, how to get there, and where to lunch...or pick up a picnic lunch. Maunakea, Maunaloa, Rainbow and Akaka Falls, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Puna, hot lava viewing, black sand beaches, Waipi'o Valley, and Parker Ranch are all less than one hour from your inn.


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SE Electronics RF Pro Reflexion Filter Reviews
se reflexion filter! lol it really works
i am just about to buy one of these reflexion filter from se electronics i have just tried it out in a studio and it is amazing.
naturally i am a bit skeptical and didn\'t think that this filter would work properly or it would be a bit of hit and miss but it is not. i was literally laughing out loud when i heard my recording with and without it. The vocal is actually dry and clearer.
Because of the way the product stands up it doesn\'t take up too much space and can be packed away, it is very sturdy too!
The only reason why i haven\'t given it 10 out of 10 is because i don\'t think that it will block reflections comming from behind the singer and so it will never be as good as a real vocal booth.
In short:
I comes pretty close to the real thing and it is great for what it is.
This is not instant room isolation!
First of all: I like this product really well. It helps tremendously in getting that dry vocal sound on my voice over recordings for video. This is because it absorbes so many of the reflections of the room, although not all of them: as anyone can see from the design it will only sheild against 180 degrees, and not from the floor and ceiling very much. To get a perfect result you still need a well treated room, but this can help you get a pretty *good* result, even in a poor room.
Also: it does NOT SOUND PROOF your room! This is very important. If you have ventilation noise inside or for instance a river with a small waterfall outside (I have both...), this background noise will still creep into your recordings. To take such things away you will need to isolate your room, which can be really hard, or build a vocal booth of some kind. It\'s logical really (if you can hear noise, your mike will hear it too). Great product, but don\'t expect it to defy the laws of physics (including acoustics).
SE Electronics The Reflexion Filter
This is a really handy piece of gear and can do a good job at cutting room noise. As I live in a small flat I don't have much room for stuff. However, if you think it will cure nasty acoustics completely then you would have to pay alot more than £200. I will be trying the RF with a duvet behind me at some point just to see if it improves further. But all in all, a very good product and a very good investment.
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I strongly felt that I should add my voice to these reviews. I've been considering this filter for a while as my studio is at the front of my house on one of the busiest main roads in London - yes, it's very busy! I bought myself one today, to try and eliminate the constnt traffic noise etc. I have to say I was very impressed! In fact, quite amazed! It really really works! Not only did my vocal and flute recordings sound dry and professional there was no background noise to speak of - at all! If you're not recording in an acoustically designed room, buy one - NOW! The only thing I found questionable was the external fittings which make the mic stand top heavy. I got around this by removing the included bar and stand mechanism, this was two hex bolts. I'm using it now clamped with the remaining fitting to the stand, the mic being where it always was - on it's original stand. It can still freely move backwards and forwards and up and down. If SE read this, they should consider this as it makes a much better and more stable design, just overdesigned fittings in my opinion. To sum up, i wish I'd bought this months ago. I'm getting pro-quality recordings now. louder without colouration and much easier to work with in the mix!
SE relection filter
Has to be the single best thing i have purchased for my studio. The results are quite simply awesome. If your on a budget or record in the same room as your DAW this is the answer. Dont second guess just buy it!
The Reflexion Filter - Amazing
First of all, this item is a well crafted and built piece of equipment, especially for a smaller studio projects where funds to soundproof a room are not there.
The item comes with all the parts needed to attach to your stand (even with a spanner, which means I didn't need to go searching for one). Once putting all the pieces of the Reflexion together (which took under 5 minutes), you are ready to put on the stand. This I would advise to do with the help of someone else as the spring screws are kind of tricky to turn while holding the Reflexion in one hand and the stand in the other. Getting the correct height is easy enough once the microphone is on the Reflexion attachment. As the filter is movable (up and down) as a separate entity, it makes getting the heights correct an easy task. And then once all this is done (doesn't take over 10 minutes) you are ready to go.
I had read descriptions of what this device could do, but it surpassed my expectations.
As I had been recording in the same room as my computer (which has quite a loud fan) I had to go to great lengths to cut my fan noise down, but once I had set up the Reflexion, and recorded to find out the background noise pickup I was surprised. The fan noise was near non-existent, and I had to turn my 20Watt monitor speakers up to over 3/4 volume.
The next test was moving behind and talking behind the filter while recording. From under a meter away from the filter, there was little of my voice being picked up, which I was amazed at, because I was not speaking quietly. Also when one person is recording into the mic and another is talking behind the Reflexion, the background noise is like the fan noise (near non-existent).
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Sir Hugh Orde, head of the Police Service of Northen Ireland, told the Manchester Guardian he believes it is necessary to negotiate with terrorist organizations in order to resolve problems. He had been actively involved in working with the terrorist IRA and learned from that experience of the necessity of working with groups whose avowed aims was to spread terror. Based on his research, Orde does not know of any example in history in which a single terror campaign ended without some sort of negotiation. "If somebody can show me any terrorism campaign when it has been policed out, I'd be hapy to read about it, because I can't think of one." He noted that Great Britain spent thirty years fighting the IRA and other terrorist groups in Northern Ireland before finally resolving issues around a bargaining table.
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Women Third, Men Fifth at SEC Cross Country Championships
By Jacob Most
Nov. 1, 2013 -
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Results: Men | Women
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The Kentucky cross country teams both took significant steps forward during Friday's Southeastern Conference Championships at Florida's Mark Bostick Golf Course.
The women's team finished third, earning its highest conference meet placement since coming in second at the 2002 meet. The UK women placed fifth at the SEC Championships last year.
The men's team battled to place fifth overall, which was one spot better than the previous season.
"Our journey for relevance took another step forward as both our men's and women's teams improved their finishes from last year," head coach Edrick Floreal said. "I am very proud of our student-athletes as they continue to push themselves as we move forward toward our ultimate goal."
Cally Macumber earned a First-Team All-SEC selection for the second consecutive season, with a seventh-place time of 20:35.82. Matt Hillenbrand picked up Second-Team All-SEC honors as he finished 12th overall in 24:17.19.
Cassidy Hale was a SEC All-Freshman Team honoree, as she was the No. 5 first-year runner to cross the finish line, 26th overall in 21:22.42.
Three Wildcats worked well together late to close out the race near one another as UK's Nos. 2-4 finishers. Allison Peare was 23rd in 21:17.83, while Anna Bostrom and the aforementioned Hale were 25th and 26th respectively with times 21:20.01 of 21:22.42.
Adam Kahleifeh was UK's No. 2 finisher placing 16th overall in his final SEC cross country race, with a time of 24:27.34. MacKay Wilson was the third Wildcat to come in, clocking a time of 25:04.36 for 36th.
Jared Phillips was 49th in 25:29.83, and Robert Scharold placed 68th stopping the clock at 25:52.74.
Arkansas won both the men's and women's competitions, with Razorbacks Kemoy Campbell and Dominique Scott claiming the men's and women's individual races respectively.
The men's field was made up of 114 runners, while the women's race had 119 competitiors.
UK will next race at the NCAA Southeast Regional Championships in Charlottesville, Va., with bids to the NCAA National Championships on the line, in two weeks.
SEC Cross Country Championships
Men's Team Results
1. Arkansas: 31
2. Flordia: 96
3. Georgia: 101
4. Missouri: 107
5. Kentucky 173
Men's Invididual Results (Winner and UK Only)
1. Kemoy Campbell (Arkansas): 22:58.73 –SEC Record–
12. Matt Hillenbrand: 24:17.19
16. Adam Kahleifeh: 24:27.34
36. MacKay Wilson: 25:04.36
49. Jared Phillips: 25:29.83
68: Robert Scharold: 25:52.74
71. Zach Beavin: 25:57.20
73. Gabriel Harm: 26:01.76
80. Zach Kuzma: 26:08.64
85. Spencer Hrycay: 26:17.48
88. Ryan Polman: 26:20.84
Women's Team Results
1. Arkansas: 32
2. Texas A&M: 123
3. Kentucky: 134
4. Florida: 150
Women's Results (Winner and UK Only)
1. Dominique Scott (Arkansas): 20:02.81
7. Cally Macumber: 20:35.82
23. Allison Peare: 21:17.83
25. Anna Bostrom: 21:20.01
26. Cassidy Hale: 21:22.42
54. Taylor Wendler: 22:00.07
82. Amy Hansen: 22:37.55
94. Kristen Hale: 23.12.83
The official meet Web sites are: http://www.secdigitalnetwork.com/SECSPORTS/CHAMPIONSHIPS/2013CrossCountryChampionships.aspx and http://www.gatorzone.com/crosscountry/tour/sec/2013/ .