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"The time has come to turn down the temperature of the debate, to take a deep breath, and to get some balance and thoughtfulness into the discussion," John McLaughlin said in an op-ed piece in The Washington Post.
"Let's start by dispelling the myth that the CIA has become a 'dysfunctional' and 'rogue' agency," McLaughlin said, calling such statements "way out of line."
McLaughlin, a 32-year agency veteran, is leaving the CIA, announcing his resignation earlier this month and saying it was a "purely personal decision."
The agency came under increasingly sharp attack after intelligence reform legislation stalled in Congress last weekend. Rep. Jane Harman, D-Calif., said on one news show that the agency "seems in free-fall" amid a series of resignations and Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., said on another: "This is a dysfunctional agency and in some ways a rogue agency."
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McLaughlin also took issue with those who call the CIA "risk-averse," saying: "Tell it to the CIA officers who flew into hostile Afghanistan ahead of U.S. troops just 16 days after Sept. 11 and linked up with Afghan contacts ... analysts located with American troops throughout Iraq ... CIA officers living side by side with foreign partners in remote and dangerous areas elsewhere."
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Watson was 14th in the women's 400 hurdles (1:07.97). Johnson ran on USD's seventh-place women's 1,600 relay (3:53.29).
• AUGUSTANA — Aaron Jung of Watertown won the men's shot put with a throw of 56 feet, 1.25 inches Saturday in the Wayne State Invitational.
Zach Feil of Watertown was third in the men's high jump (6-2.75) and fourth in the triple jump (41-8.75).
• DAKOTA WESLEYAN — MaKenzie Hageman of Watertown finished sixth in both the women's 100 (12.66) and 200-meter (27.09) dashes over the weekend in the Wayne State Invitational.
• ARMY — Former Great Plains Lutheran standout Scott Geary finished third in the men's hammer throw, discus and shot put Saturday in the Dick Shea Open at West Point, N.Y.
He had tosses of 186-11 (hammer throw), 155-10 (discus) and 49-2.5 (shot put).
Area College Baseball
• NDSU — The Bison (12-11) dropped a doubleheader to North Dakota on Saturday, falling 8-4 and 7-2.
Blake Turbak of Watertown went 0-for-3 in the opener and 1-for-3 with a run scored and a walk in the second game. He was also hit by a pitch.
• AUGUSTANA — The Vikings split a Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference doubleheader against Southwest Minnesota State on Saturday, winning the opener 6-1 before losing the nightcap 6-1.
Kye Winter of Willow Lake went the distance in the opener, scattering four hits with one walk and eight strikeouts in the victory.
Brendan Koistinen of Watertown was 1-for-2 with a run batted in.
In the second game, Winter went 2-for-4 with a double, a run scored and two RBIs for the Vikings (14-10 overall and 3-1 in the NSIC).
• SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA — The Mustangs split a Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference twinbill with Augustana on Saturday, losing 6-1 and winning 8-6.
In the Game 2 victory, Ryan Engels of Watertown smacked his first collegiate homer as part of a 2-for-5 performance with two runs scored and a run batted in. Tanner Neale of Watertown went 1-for-3 with a walk, a run scored and a run batted in.
Engels was 0-for-2 with a run and a walk for the Mustangs (6-12-1 and 1-3) in the opener.
Area College Softball
• AUGUSTANA — The Vikings swept Minnesota State Moorhead 14-3 and 8-5 in a Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference twinbill on Saturday.
Cassandra Kranz of Watertown went 0-for-3 in the opener and scored a run as a pinch runner in the second game for the Vikings (15-6 overall and 4-2 in the NSIC.
• VALLEY CITY — Valley City fell to Northwestern (Iowa) 7-1 and 1-0 in a doubleheader on Friday.
Brittany Lehner of Watertown went 1-for-1 with a double and a run scored in the opener. She went 0-for-3 in the nightcap.
Area College Men's Golf
• SIOUX FALLS — Nick Gottsleben of Watertown tied for 10th in the Wayne State Spring Invitational that ended Saturday.
Gottsleben fired rounds of 75 and 73 for a 148 total. USF finished 10th in the tourney at 600 (298-302).
• NORTHERN STATE — The Wolves finished 11th in the Wayne State Spring Invitational that ended Saturday. NSU shot 641 (318-323).
Damian Freudenthal of Estelline tied for 40th at 155 (75-80). Bryn Stock of Ortonville (Minn.) tied for 66th at 168 (85-83) and Ryan Patnoe of Milbank tied for 68th at 170 (85-85).
Area College Women's Golf
• AUGUSTANA — The Vikings shot 340 Sunday and are in third place after the opening day of the Missouri Western State Classic in St. Joseph, Mo.
Kelsey Bortnem of Volga is tied for 48th with a 95 (48-47).
• SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA — The Mustangs are tied for fourth (350) after the opening day of the Missouri Western State Classic in St. Joseph, Mo.
Rachel Patnoe of Milbank is tied for 41st with a 93 (47-46).
• SIOUX FALLS — The Cougars are in sixth place (351) after the opening day of the Missouri Western State Classic in St. Joseph, Mo.
Kali Gottsleben of Watertown is tied for 38th with a 92 (47-45). Ashley Heupel of Clark is tied for 48th with a 95 (48-47).


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I have a simple debugging statement in my XSLT:
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So, I change my XSLT to:
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"Lunkhead" was one of the Arkham Asylum inmates featured in the limited series "Arkham Asylum: Living Hell." Lunkhead was clearly stupid, but exhibited massive strength; he made an enemy of Arnold Wesker (The Ventriloquist) when he smashed Wesker's companion "Scarface." He was sacrificed to the devil by a pack of Demons, along with many others, when the Ventriloquist threw his voice to make it seem as though Lunkhead was volunteering to be thrown into the fiery pit with the rest of the damned.
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In "Secrets", Lunkhead was packing some boxes into the back of a truck when Lt. James Gordon interrupted him. Lunkhead initially resisted, throwing the boxes at Gordon, stating that he didn't want to go back to prison. Gordon bribed Lunkhead with candy and found out Magpie's real identity.
In "Attraction", he was carrying a car which he thinks is his toy. After being put in his cell at Blackgate Prison, he was tricked by Magpie in letting her escape.


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Department of Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering,
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Department of Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering,
The Ohio State University,
Columbus, OH 43210
e-mail: email@example.com
Department of Mechanical and
Aerospace Engineering,
The Ohio State University,
Columbus, OH 43210
e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
1K. K. Rangharajan and M. J. Gerber contributed equally to this work.
2Present address: Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA 90095.
3Corresponding author.
Contributed by the Fluids Engineering Division of ASME for publication in the JOURNAL OF FLUIDS ENGINEERING. Manuscript received October 8, 2015; final manuscript received July 21, 2016; published online September 20, 2016. Assoc. Editor: Daniel Maynes.
Low Reynolds number flow of liquids over micron-sized structures and the control of subsequently induced shear stress are critical for the performance and functionality of many different microfluidic platforms that are extensively used in present day lab-on-a-chip (LOC) domains. However, the role of geometric form in systematically altering surface shear on these microstructures remains poorly understood. In this study, 36 microstructures of diverse geometry were chosen, and the resultant overall and facet shear stresses were systematically characterized as a function of Reynolds number to provide a theoretical basis to design microstructures for a wide array of applications. Through a set of detailed numerical calculations over a broad parametric space, it was found that the top facet (with respect to incident flow) of the noncylindrical microstructures experiences the largest surface shear stress. By systematically studying the variation of the physical dimensions of the microstructures and the angle of incident flow, a comprehensive regime map was developed for low to high surface shear structures and compared against the widely studied right circular cylinder in cross flow.
In total, 36 structures were considered for systematic determination of surface shear stress and are sorted according to the geometry of the top facet: rectilinear prisms (eight shapes with nonradial, uniform top facet), radial prisms (11 shapes with radial, uniform top facet), nonvertical prisms (ten shapes with top facet of varying height), and apex structures (seven shapes with no explicit top facet)
A regime map for the 36 structures separated into four categories studied for the overall surface shear stress on each structure for (a) Re = 0.1 and (b) Re = 100. Overall shear stress is nondimensionalized with respect to (τs)all of a cylinder (100 μm in diameter and height). For Re = 0.1, 100 (τs)all of a cylinder was estimated to be 7.5 mN/m2 and 16.1 N/m2, respectively. The direction of fluid flow is indicated by the gray arrow with the coordinate system shown near the bottom left of the regime map.
Plot showing (τ¯s)i, average facet shear stress of (a) front, (b) rear, (c) side, and (d) top facets of all the 36 structures shown in the regime map at Re = 0.1. Each microstructure was categorized into high and low shear based on critical shear stress determined for each facet. The classification threshold for defining "high" and "low" shear stress for identifying structures was based on the relative comparison to a cylinder in cross-flow as discussed in the main text. Side facets exhibit minimal changes to shear stress as a function of microstructure morphology. The average side facet shear stress of all the 36 microstructures was estimated to be 0.79 ± 0.13 (minimal standard deviation). In general, the magnitude of shear stress is maximum at the top facet, followed by the side facet.
Plot showing (τ¯s)i average facet shear stress of (a) front, (b) rear, (c) side, and (d) top facets of all the 36 structures shown in the regime map at Re = 100. The classification threshold for defining "high" and "low" shear stress for identifying structures was based on the relative comparison to a cylinder in cross-flow.
Variation of velocity gradients at the top facet, nondimensionalized with the overall shear rate of a cylinder (7.89 s−1) at Re = 0.1 with equivalent critical dimensions. The gradient of velocity components in a direction normal to the top facet along ẑ contributes significantly toward (τ¯s)top.
The gradient of velocity in the normal direction to the front, side, and rear facets of a cube at Re = 0.1. Since the flow is along x̂, |u| > |v,w |, and therefore, the side facet experiences a greater shear stress compared to the front and rear facets.
The results of incrementing four physical dimensions of a cube through a range of values are presented. Distinct points represent discrete model solutions; and lines have been added for clarity. Dimensionless values of (τ¯s)i represent average surface shear stress nondimensionalized with respect to (τ¯s)front of an unaltered cube (12.5 N/m2 and Re = 100) with side length of 100 μm. In (a), the flat facets of the cube were altered to approach triangular cross sections (0 ≤ θp ≤ 26.6 deg) eventually reaching a right pyramid. In (b), the curvature of the front and side facets was increased (0 ≤ Rv ≤ 50 μm) to eventually be a cylinder. In (c), the angle of the front facet to the incident flow was increased (0 ≤ θw ≤ 45.0 deg) until the final structure was a wedge. In (d), the curvature of the top facet was increased (0 ≤ Rt ≤ 50 μm) until the form shown was reached. The direction of flow is indicated by the gray arrow.
The effects on (τ¯s)i for different angles of orientation for (a) a right pyramid and (b) a cube at Re = 100. At ϕp = 0 deg and ϕC = 0 deg, the FOI is in the front facet position. Dimensionless values of (τ¯s)i represent average surface shear stress nondimensionalized with respect to the pyramid and cube at ϕp = 0 deg and ϕC = 0 deg, respectively. The direction of fluid flow is always fixed and indicated by the gray arrow; FOI is indicated by a darkened face.
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Private Groups – Holidays in Ireland
We have taken many groups from all over the world on exciting walking holidays, cycling holidays and fundraising treks. Whether you are travelling as part of a private group, a charity, walking club or school tour, one or our unique walking or cycling holidays in Ireland allows your group to experience the best of Irish scenery, culture and fun. We have years of experience organising tailored tours for private groups of any size wishing to travel in Ireland, whether looking for a walking challenge, a scenic cycling holiday or a coach tour.
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Group tours relate to groups of 8 or more people. For smaller groups and individuals please contact email@example.com
We have organised walking trips for many groups and clubs, these are some of them:
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Ballyboden Walking Club
The Ballyboden Walking Club has travelled with us many times.
They have trekked both the Camino de Santiago and the Camino to Rome, Via Francigena, across Tuscany.
Ferrum College
A group from Ferrum College in the US walked the Camino de Santiago French Way route.
From Sarria to Santiago de Compostela, the most popular section of the trail.
Heathfield Community School
A group from Heathfield Community School in the UK took to the Camino de Santiago with our support.
They walked the last 100kms of the Camino Frances from Sarria.
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The Ferrard Ramblers have been on the Camino with us on various occasions.
They have hiked both the Camino Frances and the Camino Portugues.
What type of groups do IrelandWays.com work with?
We regularly organise group travel experiences for cycling and walking tours in Ireland, Europe, the Camino de Santiago and the Via Francigena.
What are the best destinations for group tours?
The most popular routes for our group treks includes the Dingle Way that takes you along the Dingle Peninsula, the Burren Way with the Cliffs of Moher and the Giants Causeway.
What do your group walking trip itineraries include?
Our itineraries include accommodation for your group, meals, airport transfers, luggage transfer between hotels on walking days, detailed walking notes and maps and an emergency contact number which you can call any time day or night should you have any issues while on your trip. We can also add day tours and sightseeing for your group.
Can you provide tailored itineraries?
Yes, we can fully tailor and adapt your itinerary to suit the needs of your group. We can also provide a full consultancy to help you choose the best route for your group and discuss your group's specific needs.
Can we have a guide?
Yes, if you feel your group trip could be made better by the presence of a local guide we can provide one for you and your group. We recommend a guide for any group with 15 or more people.
Do we have to walk with the guide?
If your group decides to have a guide, you don't need to stay with the guide throughout your walk. As groups are made up of people who walk at different speeds, the guide will move back and forth through the group to ensure everyone's needs are tended to. They will also look to give more attention to those at the back of the group, but for those who wish to walk faster, there is no need to stay with the guide.
Can you come to speak to my group?
Yes, if your group is based anywhere in Ireland we can come to visit you to discuss your group tour in more details. For groups based outside of Ireland we can arrange a Skype call.
What meals are included?
For groups of 15+ we include both breakfasts and dinners. Smaller groups may choose to tailor their itinerary further and just include breakfast.
What are the hotels and rooms like?
Our standard tours include good quality 3 star hotels with friendly staff. We also offer 4 star and 5 star hotels if you would like to upgrade for some or all of your trip. All rooms are en-suite and we offer single rooms (1 single bed), twin sharing rooms (2 single beds in the room) or double sharing rooms (1 double bed). Availability of single rooms may be limited due to availability to 2 singles per 10 persons travelling.
How do luggage transfers work?
Once you confirm your trip we will send you luggage tags for your group which each person needs to place on their bag. Each morning before you begin your walk, you need to place your bag downstairs at reception in the hotel. The bag will be collected by the luggage transporter and brought to the next hotel where it will be waiting by the time you arrive at the end of your days walk.
Do you offer discounts for group tours?
As standard we offer a 12% discount for groups of more than 10 persons. Further discounts may also apply is your group is above 20 people. Free places may also be made available depending on the size of your group. Contact us for more information.
How large can our group be?
We handle groups of between 10 and 120 persons. We can also take groups of less than 10, but the group discount applied may be less than the 12% mentioned above.
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We can arrange airport transfers for group tours on our routes in Italy and other countries (Portugal, France, etc.) and can advise you on which airport it is best to fly to and from. For tours, we can offer airport transfers from any Spanish airport to the start and finish point of any Camino trip.
How does payment work?
Once you have confirmed your trip, payments can either be made to us through the group leader or organisation, or members of your group can pay individually. Payment can be taken over the phone or using our online booking form. If paying individually, the deposit for most trips will be €180 per person (this may be a slightly bigger amount for longer tours). If the organisation or group leader is paying directly, deposits will generally be 20% of the total trip cost.
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The stars of Disney Channel's hit movie "Descendants" will join fans at Downtown Disney District, Disneyland Resort, Anaheim, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17 for an on-stage celebration and dance tutorial of the movie's opening number "Rotten to the Core" and a sing-a-long featuring fan-favorite songs "Rotten to the Core" and "If Only." Fans are invited to show their best Isle of the Lost or Auradon-inspired costume in a "Descendants" costume showcase.
WHO: Dove Cameron, Cameron Boyce, Booboo Stewart, Sofia Carson and the movie's director, choreographer and executive producer Kenny Ortega.
More information after the Jump...
Saturday, October 17
10:30 a.m. – Press Check-in
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Downtown Disney Stage
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Dove Cameron, Cameron Boyce, Booboo Stewart and Sofia Carson star as the teenage sons and daughters of Disney's most infamous villains, in Disney's "Descendants," a live-action movie that – with knowing wink at traditional fairy tales – fuses castles with classrooms to create a contemporary, music-driven story about the challenges in living up to parental and peer expectations. Made for kids, tweens and families, the movie is directed, executive-produced and choreographed by Emmy Award-winning Kenny Ortega.
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I will be spending 3 weeks in Italy for Christmas about 40 minutes north of Venice. I love Venice, and have been many times, but usually on afternoon trips where we really didn't stop to eat anything more than a snack. I would like to go back this year but actually experience a wine bar. I tried searching this board, but didn't really find much info. Do any of you have any suggestions for me. I have no problem going to Murano or Burano for them either. Is Harry's Bar worth it?


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We offer training workshops for consumers, community members and researchers to promote active involvement of consumers and community members in research.
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Associate Professor Marina Ciccarelli from Curtin University worked with the Consumer and Community Health Research Network to involve consumers in her grant application process. She presented on the step-by-step process.


text: To Commemorate the 75th anniversary of Captain America who debut in 1941. Hasbro has released a 24 life size metallic replica shield of Cap's iconic weapon. The curricular shield is simple in appearance by design and durability, Yet Captain America's shield is the ultimate combination of offense and defense. Whether ricocheting into combat or fending off enemy attacks, Captain America's signature shield is essential to victory. A fine collectable from the Marvel Legends line worthy to be held by any marvelight fan.


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text: The Ohio Department of Commerce Division of State Fire Marshal wants to make sure local fire departments have the equipment they need to safeguard lives and property in Ohio. State Fire Marshal Larry Flowers and his team visited the Brushcreek Township Fire Department to award a $6,419 grant for communications today. The purpose of the grant program is to offset the cost of equipment to local governments in the state of Ohio. "This program allows Ohio's fire departments to get better equipment for their first responders so they can protect their citizens more effectively and stay safe during an emergency," said Commerce Director Andre Porter. The stop was one of many on Marshal Flowers' 'Listening Tour' as he travels the state to meet with first responders. The tour is important to the Marshal so that he can thank Ohio's fire service for being the driving force in last year's lowest number of fire-related fatalities in 27 years. He then listens to fire service personnel on how his office can better assist them with their needs. "These firefighters must have the equipment they need to perform their jobs," said Marshal Flowers. "We want to make sure each responder will be able to serve fully and return home safely at the end of an emergency. This grant will help enable that." The grant and loan programs, along with the other services offered by the Division of State Fire Marshal, demonstrate the ongoing partnership at the state and local levels. The support of the Ohio General Assembly and the current Administration has been instrumental in funding these initiatives. Local fire departments chosen for the grant were selected based on a variety of criteria, including the fire department's annual budget, annual number of fire incidents and the resident population served by the department.


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Burdale, which offers asset-based lending in the UK and US including to businesses such as Jaguar Land Rover, is being sold as part of a series of disposals planned by Bank of Ireland as it moves to repair its finances.
London-based corporate financiers Hawkpoint has been hired to find a buyer for the business, though no timetable has yet been set for the sale or likely price tag disclosed.
The business was bought by Bank of Ireland from US banking group Wachovia in 2005 for £71m. It has been consistently profitable and last year made nearly £30m profits.
The company founded in 1992 specialises in making loans of between £10m to £250m to large and medium-sized business and has offices in London, Manchester and Birmingham, as well as in New York and Stamford, Connecticut.
While Bank of Ireland has not been as badly hit by the financial crisis as some other major Irish lenders it has still had to accept large amounts of state support.
The bank is currently 36pc-owned by the Irish taxpayer after accepting €3.5bn (£3.1m) of direct support, but following the announcement last week of the results of a series of stress tests conducted for the Central Bank of Ireland it must raise
a further €3.7bn.
In its own statement after the announcement of the results of the tests, Bank of Ireland said it would raise €4.2bn in equity that was intended to take its core Tier 1 capital to in excess of 10.5pc, more than 3pc above the minimum required under the latest Basel III capital rules.
Bank of Ireland has been given several years to raise the money and will continue to shrink its balance sheet so its loan-to-deposits ratio falls below a target of 122.5pc.
As part of this deleveraging plan, the bank will sell about €30bn of non-core loans by the end of 2013. It is expected that private investors might be found to invest in the lender, but if not the taxpayer will make up the difference.
In total, Ireland's four major banks will have to raise €24bn in new capital, which is expected to lead to the almost complete nationalisation of the country's banking system.
Allied Irish Banks, which is currently 49.9pc-owned by the state, will have to raise the most of any of the banks and must increase its capital by €10.5bn. EBS Building Society will raise €1.2bn, while Irish Life & Permanent will increase its capital by €3.3bn.
Anglo Irish Bank has already been completely nationalised and is not required to raise any more capital, having already received a state capital injection of €29.3bn.
News of Bank of Ireland's sale of the Burdale business came as the lender's chairman Pat Molloy received a letter signed by 1,200 staff expressing their "outrage" at the continued payment of bonuses to the senior management.
In the letter, the staff called on Mr Malloy to cease bonus payments until the bank could "honour the entitlements of all staff".
Last year, the Irish authorities blocked the payment of €40m in bonuses to the staff of Allied Irish Bank because of the public anger.


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Look and feel
Ease of use
Battery life
Amazing battery |
Brilliant for work because of the S Pen |
Crisp display
Unweildy size |
Non-premium looks |
Very expensive
By Sunetra Chakravarti
After the debacle of the Samsung Galaxy S5 and during the launch of the Galaxy Note 4, Samsung announced the Note Edge.
Initially released only in Korea, it wasn't destined to reach the UK, but it has since arrived.
Samsung are known to do that with their handsets: Galaxy S5 had a S5 Active, an S5 Zoom, S5 Mini and so forth, so it wouldn't have been too left-field.
However, this time their variation on a flagship was slightly different. They knew that if they heated glass to 800 degrees, it would curve and bend that screen leading to a seamless curved display and so they went for it.
Big and brash. Our review unit was a blue-y white plastic with the faux leather and stitching that are by now all too familiar. The screen is covered in Gorilla Glass 3 and the right side slopes over to form the strip screen that gives the Note edge its oomph.
The Note Edge is a shade wider than its older cousin, Note 4 and as per usual, I had imagined that using the phone one handed would be a pain. But that wasn't so. The presence of the widgets on the right edge of the phone meant that it was suddenly very easy for petites like me to take ownership of larger phones without having to endure sniggers from co-passengers.
As I said, it is reminiscent of a waterfall- it has that kind of a drop to it. The side of the glass is edged in metal and the edge acts as a separate screen to the main one.
You can customise the slim screen by adding your choice of effects and write something so when the screen is off, a small swipe will tell you, in your own handwriting whose phone it is.
The sliver of a screen has a whopping 2,560x160 pixels and is AMOLED powered so incredibly crisp and bright.
With a new type of screen, a new type of software is mandatory. Samsung have unveiled the Revolving UI which, as the name suggests, gives you a carousel of options on the edge of the phone with the swipe of a finger.
Last year, Samsung had opened up Revolving UI to developers and you will see several apps that go on the ribbon of a screen but they are very limited. Phone, texts, camera, setting and weather apart there weren't any that caught our fancy but the UI was incredibly responsive to swiping fingers and we had massive fun scrolling through.
Even though the Note Edge houses a quad-core processor and not octa-core ones like a slew of recently launched flagships, the phone was quite fast and responsive. I had no issues even when furiously live tweeting the launch of Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge from Mobile World Congress. It could have been better and there were some long seconds but nothing that held up our work.
An amazing 525ppi density makes consuming media a joy. Deep rich colours with very accurate black and whites makes the display on this flag-bearer one of the best to come out of Samsung's stables.
The 16:10 aspect ratio at 2550 x 1600 pixels owing to the curved screen makes it a hard to beat number in the Android market.
I wasn't sure about the Note Edge before I reviewed it. Easy to brush off as gimmicky, the phone is clearly not that. Samsung are pretty sure about going down the 'edgy- path in their pursuit of greatness as witnessed with the launch of the Galaxy S6 Edge.
Yes, the number of apps on it aren't too many but the edge brings in a second level of functionality to the phone that was increasingly not possible with the ever increase in the size of handsets.
Phablets aren't for everyone. They can be too bulky and unwieldy for some, while others might not like the idea of carrying a door stopper around in their pockets.
The Edge shows the path towards making the phone work harder in a more manageable size and even though first versions aren't the most polished and best looking, Samsung have done a great job with the Note Edge.


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Get The Best Builders Barnet To Do Work For You
You need to have builders Barnet that are able to take your ideas and make them into a reality. This isn't possible if you are not careful. They have to be very well trained and then have to have a fair price they charge.
It may be a lot of work to do some initial research, but if you think about how expensive a problem could be then you'll see why it's a good idea. People tend to make less mistakes if they have good reviews backing them and if they have the proper training in general. You're not going to have to be stuck with a bad service if you don't want to be. At any point if you notice there are any issues with their company before you hire them, make sure you go elsewhere if the problem is big enough.
Ask the company that the builders work for if they do any kind of background check on their employees. What about drug testing on a regular basis? You don't need people that are going to show up, get drunk, and then not do their job or something like that. Sometimes companies are ran by people that don't really care much and if that's what you get help from you will not like the way it turns out! If you notice people on the job that are drinking or any slacking off, let their boss know right away and if it doesn't stop hire other builders.
What kind of building do you wan to get help with? if you're not working on a home, then they need to know whether it's a commercial building or something else. Every kind of building has different types of codes it has to abide by to be legally inhabitable. If you have someone that's going to just guess at what they are doing, the dangers could be that the building could seriously have problems or you could end up getting a fine from the government for not following the rules in place for buildings.
Barnet Builders Design and Build
When you're trying to get a building in place, a design is something that nobody will build without. Ask the builders Barnet if they are able to do the design with you or if you should just call someone else for their assistance at this time. You need to know exactly what you want and someone that is good at designs to help you so you don't miss anything. It's too late to make changes once the building process is underway a lot of the time, so it's good to really think this through and to get the best possible designs ready.
Anything you can do to make sure Barnet builders are capable of working hard for you can make this worth your time. Researching the different options you have is never a bad thing because this could cost you a lot of money if it goes wrong.
5 Awesome Tips For Finding The Best House Builders In Your City
Now that you have your land, the next step is, of course, to find a home builder for your big project. Building a home from scratch is not for the faint of heart, and it's something that needs to be done right the first time around if your home is to last for generations. Understandably, you probably feel a bit overwhelmed by the prospect of finding the right home builder for your project, which is why we have taken the time to compile our top five tips!
1. Compile A List Of Home Builders
The first step is the most important step, so make sure you find at least five house builders that you can place on your list. The idea is to ask people you know for recommendations or to check online for builders you can hire in your area. You should only add five of the best builders to your list as it gives you a solid foundation to work with.
2. Interview Home Builders
You're going to be giving a lot of money to the builder of your choice, so it's important to interview all prospective contractors to get a feel for their habits and workmanship. Ultimately, you need to be sure that your builder is communicative and is willing to work with you every step of the way. Should any unforeseen circumstances arise, it's good to know that your chosen builder can help you understand your options and work to find a reasonable solution.
3. Do A Background Check
Any one of the house builders you hire for your big project should have a clean and reputable background without any formal complaints filed. The Internet is your best bet for finding obscure information on certain builders. This will also allow you to see if the builder has a solid online presence that you can trust.
4. Ask For References
The next step after your background check is to outright ask home builders for references. It's not enough to just see a list! You need to proactively contact all of their past clients and ask them whether they were satisfied with the finished product. Not to mention, you need to know if you can trust your builder throughout the entirety of the building project.
5. Get A Project Estimate
The last step to finding the right builder is to ask all five of the builders on your list for a project estimate. Do understand that no one can give you a for sure price, but as long as you know the ballpark range of your build, it can give you something to think about.
The final combination of all of the traits above is what contributes to your hiring a home builder that you can trust. Bear in mind that it isn't always the highest ranked or most advertised builders that you should be working with. You need someone personable and knowledgeable about building the type of home you seek.
4 Things Building Companies Should Do
Building companies can easily be found on the internet and in the phone book. There are a lot of them out there, but there are a few things a good company should do. Here are four things a good building company will and should do for their clients.
1. High Quality Work- Builders should provide high quality work, which means no using cheap materials or cutting corners. A good way to judge the quality of a builder's work is by going online to read a few reviews about them and you can read testimonials from a builder's website, as well as taking a look at the work they've done in the past. The best builders will show you their portfolio and they will provide you with information about the materials they use. If you don't think a builder will perform quality work, then don't use them.
2. Professionalism- Builders should be professional at all times. They should assure you that they will show up to work on time and they won't leave the work site a mess when they aren't there and they should be willing to answer any questions you may have. If they seem bothered by you asking questions before you even hired them, then look for another company to use. The best builders have no problems with answering questions and they may even encourage it because they want to make their clients happy.
3. Time Frame- There are a lot of things that can popup in the middle of a project, so being able to tell you exactly when your project will be completed is nearly impossible. However, it is possible to give you a time frame, so you can have an idea of when your project will be finished. A builder should tell you how long it will take to complete your project and if anything unexpected occurs during the course of the job, they should let you know, but sometimes unexpected problems don't affect the time frame. A good builder completes work within a reasonable amount of time.
4. Fair Estimates- Finally, builders should offer fair estimates, but don't expect a good builder to charge cheap prices, which is completely understandable. You get what you pay for when it comes to hiring builders, so don't just go with the cheapest builder around. The last thing you want is to hire a cheap builder only to end up with low quality work. The best thing to do is compare at least 3-5 builders and have a look at the type of work they've done, how many reviews they have and how they conduct themselves as professionals and then you can decide which one will give you the most value for your money.
Building companies should give you fair estimates and give you a time frame of when you you can expect your project to be completed. They should be professional and they should provide you with quality work. If a company offers those things, then go ahead and hire them to handle your project.
Discover Top 5 Tips for Hiring Builders
It is very hard to pick the right builder, because there are so many builders to choose from. There are some builders that are trustworthy and others are a waste of time and money. Learning how to pick the right builder makes it easy to pick the right builder.
However, most people hire a wrong builder. Do you know why? Because these people do not do enough research. They pick a builder that they do not know. Most of these people usually go for the builders that are very cheap. Do not be like these people.
You have to do a thorough research if you want to hire the right builder. The following are the best tips for hiring builders.
1: Ask Around
Talk to your friends who have hired builders in your area. You can also ask building inspectors for recommendations. Talking to people who have hired these builders is the right thing to do. These people have worked with different builders. Therefore, they know more about these builders. They will tell you their experience with the different builders. Hire a builder that is highly recommended.
2: Visit builders Current Job Site
Visit the current job site of the builder you want to hire. Check if the builder is clean. Find out how their workers handle tools and materials. Check the offices of the builder. Does the offices of the builder professional? This information helps to learn more about the builder. Hire a builder that behaves professionally and has the best offices. This means that are serious about what they are doing. And they won't be out of business in a few months.
3: Builder Insurance Information
Ask the builder you want to hire to give you its insurance certificates. Call their insurance company to confirm that the insurance certificates are genuine and valid. Check the expiration date of the documents. Make sure that the coverage will not expire before your project is done. The builder should have personal liability, property damage and worker's compensation insurance.
4: Subcontractors
There are builders that may hire subcontractors to work for them. Ask the builder about this. And if they hire subcontractors, then make sure that the subcontractors have the necessary insurance and licenses. Make sure that subcontract has valid documents. The builder should specify in the work contract the subcontractors that they are going to hire.
5: Building Work Contract
Last, but not least, you should read and understand the work contract when you are hiring builders. Never assume anything. There are some jargon that you may not know. Ask the builders to explain the jargon. Let your lawyer review the contract for you. Hiring a lawyer to review the work contract will give you a peace of mind.
These are the tips for hiring builders. Use the tips mentioned in this article to choose a builder that you can trust and that will do a perfect job. Do not hire a builder that you do not know or trust.


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International Asilomar Conference on Climate Intervention Technologies
International Asilomar Conference on Climate Intervention Technologies
The Organizing Committee for the International Asilomar Conference on Climate Intervention Technologies has been assembled to emphasize 1) scientific excellence in fields related to climate intervention, 2) leadership expertise in developing consensus around difficult climate-related issues, and 3) diversity of scientific expertise and geographic background.
Organizing Committee
Chair: Dr. Michael MacCracken, Chief Scientist, Climate Institute.
Dr. MacCracken is a climate modeler who spent much of his career at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories. He spent 9 years as the Executive Director of the US Global Change Research Program, the federal interagency committee that coordinates global change research across the federal government. He is the past President, International Association of Meteorology and Atmospheric Sciences. Dr. MacCracken has substantial experience in getting consensus on difficult issues. For example, was the lead author of the US agency response to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 4th Assessment Report published in 2001. That job required that he get consensus from scientists in federal agencies on specific wording in the three volume document.
Honorary Chair: Dr. Paul Berg, Stanford University Emeritus Professor
Dr. Berg won the Nobel Prize in 1980 for his work on recombinant DNA techniques. He was the chair of the organizing committee of the groundbreaking 1975 Asilomar Conference on Recombinant DNA Technologies. This conference resulted in a scientific consensus on the guidelines to minimize risk associated with recombinant DNA research. The Biosafety Levels identified by the conference are still used worldwide to determine the level of containment necessary for scientific research on hazardous biological materials. The conference was the first instance in which members of the scientific community voluntarily identified and agreed on procedures to minimize risk associated with scientific research
Corresponding Committee Member: Dr. Paul Crutzen, Max Planck Institute, Germany and Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of California
Dr. Crutzen won the first Nobel Prize ever given for environmental research in 1995 (together with Dr. Sherwood Rowland and Dr. Mario Molino) for his work in identifying the role of chlorofluorocarbons in stratospheric ozone chemistry and in generation of the 'ozone hole'. He also won the Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement. Dr. Crutzen is a stratospheric chemist and initiated the public science discussion of geoengineering/climate intervention with his provocative 2006 essay in the journal Climatic Change on the potential to artificially reduce temperatures using stratospheric aerosols.
Members of the Committee:
Dr. Scott Barrett
Dr. Barrett has just been appointed the Lenfest-Earth Institute Professor of Natural Resource Economics at Columbia University. This is a joint appointment with the School of International and Public Affairs and the Earth Institute. He a social scientist and economist known for his research into game theoretical analysis of climate change treaties. His book on the subject Environment and Statecraft: The Strategy of Environmental Treaty Making was published in 2003. He has been involved in the discussions of the Kyoto Treaty and its comparison to the more successful Montreal Protocol. More recently, he has been publishing on the institutions set up to control the regional and global spread of infectious diseases. Before moving to Columbia Dr. Barrett was a professor of political science at Johns Hopkins University where he served as Director of the International Policy Program and Professor of Environmental Economics & International Political Economy. He previously taught at the London Business School and was also affiliated with the University College London.
Dr. Roger Barry
Dr. Barry is the Director of the World Data Center for Glaciology and Distinguished Professor of Geography at the University of Colorado. His research focuses on Arctic climate, cryosphere-climate interactions, mountain climate and climate change impacts on Arctic sea ice and permafrost. His distinguished career in this field has been recognized with the Goldthwait Polar Medal, the first Francois Emile Matthes Award, and the Founder's Medal – one of two gold medals awarded annually – by the Royal Geographical Society, London, in recognition of his excellence in geographical research, fieldwork, teaching, and public engagement. Dr. Barry has participated as both an author and a reviewer of UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) climate assessments and as an IPCC author.
Dr. Steven Hamburg
Dr. Hamburg is the Chief Scientist of the Environmental Defense Fund. As Chief Scientist, Dr. Hamburg is responsible for the scientific integrity of EDF's positions and programs. His training and research specialty is ecosystem ecology, with a focus on forests. Dr. Hamburg has served as an advisor to both corporations and non-governmental organizations and was awarded an Environmental Merit award by the US Environmental Protection Agency for his climate change-related activities. Dr. Hamburg also serve as the Ittleson Associate Professor of Environmental Studies at Brown University and before going to the Environmental Defense Fund, Dr. Hamburg chaired the Center for Environmental Studies at Brown.
Dr. Richard Lampitt
Dr. Lampitt is a Senior Scientist with the National Oceanography Center of the UK and an associated professor of the University of Southampton. Dr. Lampitt is a biogeochemist who specializes in the role of the oceans in the global carbon cycle. He is a leader in developing large international oceanographic campaigns for ocean observation and for carbon cycle studies and currently heads the European Commission-funded EuroSITES program of ocean observation networks around the world. Dr. Lampitt is also a leading designer of oceanographic instrumentation.
Dr. Diana Liverman
Dr. Liverman is the Co-Director of Institute for Environment and Society and Professor of Geography and Regional Development at the University of Arizona. She also holds a position as Professor of Environmental Science at the University of Oxford and Senior Fellow in the Environmental Change Institute, Oxford University. Her main research interests include climate impacts, vulnerability and adaptation, and climate policy and mitigation especially in the developing world. She also works on the political economy and political ecology of environmental management in the Americas, especially in Mexico. Dr. Liverman is a member of the US NAS Committee on the Human Dimensions of Global Environmental Change and the Inter American Institute (IAI) for Global Change Research. Currently she is a member of the new National Academy of Sciences Committee on America's Climate Choices, which is advising the US government on responses to climate change. She is also the chair of the scientific advisory committee international Global Environmental Change and Food Systems (GECAFS) program and sits on the parent committee for the international Earth Systems Science Partnership. Like others on the organizing committee, Dr. Liverman has substantial experience in the IPCC process and has been a chapter lead author in the IPCC volume on adaptation.
Dr. Thomas Lovejoy
Dr. Lovejoy is the Heinz Center Biodiversity Chair at the Heinz Center for Science and the Environment. Dr. Lovejoy is an internationally known expert in biodiversity, having coined the term early in his career. Previously he served as President of the Heinz Center since May 2002. Before coming to The Heinz Center, he was the World Bank's Chief Biodiversity Advisor and Lead Specialist for Environment for Latin America and the Caribbean and Senior Advisor to the President of the United Nations Foundation. Dr. Lovejoy has been Assistant Secretary and Counselor to the Secretary at the Smithsonian Institution, Science Advisor to the Secretary of the Interior, and Executive Vice President of the World Wildlife Fund – U.S. He originated the concept of debt-for-nature swaps, and is the founder of the public television series Nature. In 2001 he was awarded the prestigious Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement.
Dr. Gordon McBean
Dr. McBean is a Professor at the University of Western Ontario, and Chair for Policy in the Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction. His research specialties are boundary layer research, hydrometeorology and environmental impact research, and weather forecasting. Previously Dr. McBean was the Assistant Deputy Minister, Meteorological Service of Canada (MSC); Professor and Head, Department of Oceanography, University of British Columbia; Professor and Chairman, Atmospheric Science Programme, University of British Columbia, and; Senior Scientist, Canadian Climate Centre, MSC, located at the Institute of Ocean Sciences. Dr. McBean also chaired the Joint Scientific Committee of the World Climate Research Program, served on the International Group of Funding Agencies for Global Change Research. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, the Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society and the American Meteorological Society.
Dr. John Shepherd
Dr. Shepherd is a Professorial Research Fellow in Earth System Science, School of Ocean and Earth Science, National Oceanography Centre, University of Southampton, UK. Dr. Shepherd is also Deputy Director (External Science Coordination) of the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, and a Fellow of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1999. His current research interests include the natural variability of the climate system on long time-scales, and the development and use of intermediate complexity models of the Earth climate system, for the interpretation of the palaeo-climate record, and for long-term projections of climate change. Dr. Shepherd chairs the Royal Society study of Geoengineering and has had to lead that process to achieve consensus on the different points of view regarding geoengineering.
Mr. Stephen Siedel
Mr. Siedel is the Vice President for Policy Analysis and General Counsel at the Pew Center on Global Climate Change. Mr. Siedel is an economist and lawyer with extensive experience in environmental programs and regulations. He directs the domestic analysis program for the Pew Center on Global Climate Change and oversees the Pew Center's science and environmental impacts portfolio. Prior to joining Pew Center, Mr. Seidel managed EPA's Stratospheric Protection program including the development and implementation of the Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer and the regulatory and voluntary partnership programs developed under Title VI of the Clean Air Act. Mr. Seidel also served as a Senior Analyst at Council on Environmental Quality and the White House Climate Change Task Force. Under the auspices of the International Civil Aviation Organization, he co-chaired a multinational working group on market-based measures to limit greenhouse gas emissions.
Dr. Richard Somerville
Dr. Somerville Richard is Distinguished Professor Emeritus and Research Professor at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California, San Diego. Dr. Somerville is a meteorologist who has studied cloud physics and the interactions between aerosols and clouds. He was a Coordinating Lead Author in Working Group I for the 2007 Fourth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. In recent years Dr. Somerville has also published on the interaction of scientists with policymakers in the field of global climate change and on ethics and global change. Dr. Richard was an organizer of the 2007 Bali Climate Declaration by Scientists. This effort by climate scientists focused on ensuring quantitative scientific substance into the UN climate negotiations.
Dr. Tom Wigley
Dr. Wigley joined the University of Adelaide in Australia this year as a Professor. He is a specialist in large-scale climate and carbon-cycle modeling and climate data analysis. Before returning to the University of Adelaide where he received his PhD, he was a Senior Scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in the US and he was director of the Climatic Research Unit in the School of Environmental Sciences at the University of East Anglia in Norwich, United Kingdom. Dr. Wigley is one of the few scientists who have used large scale models to understand the potential impact of geoengineering/climate intervention techniques. He is a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
- Asilomar Conference Recommendations on Principles for Research into Climate Engineering Techniques
- Statement from the Conference's Scientific Organizing Committee
- Asilomar International Conference on Climate Intervention Technologies, March 22-26, 2010
- The Asilomar Conference: Organizing Committee Background And Bios
- The Asilomar Conference: Conference Statement and Participant List


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A new home for our Fitness Series!
Our yoga and Pilates classes continue in Central.
Classes are limited to 8 students so be sure to change your RSVP if you can't come. No shows may be refused future registration.
Check the new address and download a waiver form if you haven't attended previously.
New to X or yoga?? Come try us out. It'll help with the climbing, running, diving and other excitement Project X strives to provide. Hope to see you there!
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Liz Liz combines yoga and pilates if the class desires, so let her know what you want, and she'll give you as much as you can take!
Here's the scoop:
• 1hr lessons from our fabulous and experienced teachers Swami Nasci-kananda Saraswati-ji and Liz-pilatesanawana
• 5-time cards for HK$ 500 with payment in advance: send an email to [masked] and ask for details.
• Or HK$ 120/lesson (please come 10min early to settle payment so we don't lose lesson time)
• no prior yoga experience necessary
Be on time! Yoga appeals to your spirit, any interruption to the class will be disturbing to all others.
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