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My employer has a ridiculously short-sighted "policy" regarding upgrades, i.e., there aren't any until something stops working, then when you have to literally buy everything new from the ground up because you're replacing a ~10 year old system, bitch incessantly about how much everything costs and swear you won't be doing it again until something stops working.
Honestly, the Mac and Tiger are capable of doing everything I need them to do. What sucks is when the secretary at the elementary school or the kids in the community college computer lab treat me like I'm an idiot because I can't open the Illustrator CS5 files they keep sending me. (Never mind that I can't get them to figure out how to use the "Save As..." command.)
But CS5 requires upgrading the OS, which of course requires replacing the computer, which ain't gonna happen.
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A ministerial intern program is at the heart of faithful ministry (cf. 2 Tim. 2:2). The Committee on Christian Education assists the OPC in this vital ministry by recruiting and providing guidance to prospective ministerial interns and mentoring churches. The documents below contain information about the OPC's ministerial internship program.
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Hostal Florencio situated in the center of San Antonio, has 100 rooms, the majority of which have a sunny terrace and complete bathroom on suite.
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Bangladeshi Filmmaking Program Teaches Kids to Teach us
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Kara Koch is the Production Coordinator in Sesame Workshop's International Creative department. She works on co-productions in Bangladesh, Indonesia, India, Israel, South Africa, and the Gulf.
Screening and dissecting videos. Writing treatments. Operating a camera, microphone, and light board. Taking written and oral exams.
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Until mid-2007, there was a serious political obstacle to a massive conventional war by Israel against Hamas in Gaza: the fact that Hamas had won free and fair elections for the Palestinian parliament and was still the leading faction in a fully legitimate government.
But the George W. Bush administration helped Israel eliminate that obstacle by deliberately provoking Hamas to seize power in Gaza. That plan was aimed at getting Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to dissolve the democratically elected Hamas government—something Bush had tried unsuccessfully to do for many months.
Hamas won 56 percent of the seats in the Palestinian parliament in the January 2006 elections, and the following month, the Palestinian Legislative Council voted for a new government under Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh. The Bush administration immediately began to use its control over the "Quartet" (the United States, European Union, United Nations, and Russia) to try to reverse the results of the election.
The Quartet responded to the Hamas victory by demanding that Hamas renounce all armed resistance to Israel and even "disarm" before a political solution was reached. That was in effect a demand that Israel be allowed to use its military and economic controls over the West Bank and Gaza to impose its own unilateral solution on the Palestinians.
Meanwhile, the Bush administration and the Europeans cut off all financing for the Palestinian government, while Israel refused to hand over to the Palestinian authorities the valued-added tax and customs duties it collected on behalf of the Palestinians under the Paris Protocol signed with the Palestinian Liberation Organization as part of the Oslo Accords.
When Abbas continued to resist U.S. demands for an end to the elected government, both Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni told him at the United Nations in September 2006 that they would not accept a Palestinian government with Hamas participation.
Then Rice was dispatched to Ramallah in early October 2006 to tighten the screws on the Palestinian president. She demanded a commitment from Abbas to dissolve the Haniyeh government within two weeks, and then accepted his promise to do so within four weeks, according to a later U.S. State Department memorandum published in Vanity Fair magazine.
There was one problem, however, with the U.S. demand: under Article 45 of the Palestinian Authority's "Basic Law," Abbas could fire the prime minister, but he could not appoint a new one who did not represent the majority party in the Palestinian Legislative Council.
Abbas failed to act on the dissolution promise, so the Bush administration gave him a memo demanding that Hamas be given a "clear choice, with a clear deadline" to accept or reject "a new government that meets the Quartet principles." The memo, published in part last January in Vanity Fair, said that if Hamas refused that demand, "you should make clear your intention to declare a state of emergency and form an emergency government explicitly committed to that platform."
It further demanded that Abbas "strengthen his team" by bringing in "credible figures of strong standing in the international community." That was a reference to the longtime director of Fatah's paramilitary forces, Muhammad Dahlan, who had long been regarded as the candidate of the Bush administration and its allies. In April 2003, Yasser Arafat had been under pressure from British Prime Minister Tony Blair and Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to name Dahlan as head of Palestinian security.
In late 2006, Rice got Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates to agree to provide covert military training and money to equip a major increase in Dahlan's militia.
But there was another element of the Bush administration plan. It encouraged Dahlan to carry out attacks against the Hamas security and political infrastructure in Gaza, which were well known to be far stronger than that of Abbas's Fatah faction. In a later interview with Vanity Fair, Dahlan admitted that he had carried out "very clever warfare" against Hamas in Gaza for many months.
Other sources said that Dahlan's militia was carrying out torture and kidnappings of Hamas security personnel.
Alvaro de Soto, then U.N. special coordinator for the Middle East peace process, wrote in his confidential "End of Mission Report" that the U.S. "clearly pushed for a confrontation between Fatah and Hamas." He recalled that the "U.S. envoy" to a February 2, 2007 meeting of the Quartet in Washington had twice declared, "how much I like this violence," because "it means that other Palestinians are resisting Hamas."
That U.S. envoy was Secretary of State Rice.
The Bush administration seemed to want Hamas to know about its plan to help Fatah use force against the Hamas organization in Gaza. A January 5, 2007 Reuters story filed from Jerusalem revealed an internal U.S. document showing that the United States had pledged $86 million to "strengthen and reform elements of the Palestinian security sector controlled by the PA presidency" and "dismantle the infrastructure of terrorism and establish law and order in the West Bank and Gaza."
When Abbas negotiated a new agreement with Hamas in Mecca in February 2007 on a Palestinian unity government, the Bush administration responded by drafting a secret "action plan for the Palestinian presidency," which threatened that the "international community" would "no longer deal exclusively with the Presidency" if it did not go along with U.S. demands, and that "[m]any countries in the EU and the G8" would "start looking for more credible interlocutors on the Palestinian side who can deliver on key issues of security and governance."
The plan, dated March 2, 2007, called for Abbas to "start taking necessary action against groups undermining the ceasefire with the goal of ensuring all armed groups within Palestine security institutions in stages (between 2007 and 2008)." It promised to help Abbas to "impose necessary order on the Palestinian street" through "superiority" of Fatah forces over Hamas, after which there would be new elections in autumn 2007.
That U.S. plan was leaked in April 2007 by the Jordanian newspaper Al-Majd. That could only have happened if Jordanian intelligence services, which cooperate very closely with the United States, made the decision to leak it to the press.
Then, on June 7, 2007 the Israeli daily newspaper Haaretz revealed that Israel had been asked to authorize the shipment of dozens of Egyptian armored cars and hundreds of rockets and thousands of hand grenades for the Fatah security forces.
The leaked plans for a military buildup were an open invitation to Hamas to take preemptive action. The day after the Haaretz story, Hamas launched a campaign that eliminated the Fatah security presence in Gaza in five days.
The day after the complete defeat of Dahlan's forces in Gaza, Abbas dissolved the Haniyeh unity government and named his own prime minister, in violation of the Palestinian charter.
The rout of Dahlan's forces was a predictable consequence of the Bush administration's policy. As the commander of Fatah's al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, Khalid Jaberi, told Vanity Fair's David Rose, "We can only conclude that having Hamas in control serves [the Bush administration's] overall strategy, because their policy was so crazy otherwise."
But the Bush administration had not only accomplish
ed its goal of eliminating a Hamas-dominated government; it had also set up a new argument that could later be used to justify an all-out Israeli offensive in Gaza: that Hamas had mounted an "illegal coup" in Gaza. That was the term that Rice used on January 2 in justifying the Israeli operations against Gaza.
Gareth Porter is an investigative historian and journalist specializing in U.S. national security policy. The paperback edition of his latest book, Perils of Dominance: Imbalance of Power and the Road to War in Vietnam, was published in 2006.
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bungalow necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 34 diseños de 13 diseñadores freelance.
first step is a clean, trendy, comfortable logo. will potentially need full website design in the near future. the logo will go on very upscale, comfortable baby blankets. company name is buppitybaby. want "buppity" and "baby" to appear as one word but stand apart in color and black&white. something like lowercase Carlton font with "buppity" bold and "baby" plain lowercase. simple, abstract, not cutesy logo preceding "buppity" so logo and "buppity" could stand alone.
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thinking something like a softer, more approachable version of the cingular logo that resembles a teddy bear instead of a person. simple. clean. not cutesy or cartoonish. future lines will include "buppitypuppy" and other offshoots, so "buppity" should be distinct from "baby," even though appearing as one word. also, ".com" should appear as a smaller font underneath baby to point buyers to the website. open on colors, but brown and blue or brown and pink are the current favorites.
maybe brown abstract bear followed by lowercase bold blue "buppity" then followed by lowercase brown "baby" with smaller ".com" (in blue?) tucked underneath. we are a creative company and very open to ideas but want simple, clean, comfortable, trendy, and upscale. logos for "orbitbaby" and "uppababy" strollers are along the lines of what we have in mind. LOTS OF FEEDBACK! HAVE FUN!
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Lamarr Woodley still questionable but practiced fully the last 2 days so he should be ready to go.
Troy Polamalu was limited in practice, as was Maurkice Pouncey but both should be able to go as well at Heinz Field Sunday.
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America's "First Law Professor" to Address Teacher Conference in Naples
George Wythe, one of America's founding fathers who is recognized as the country's first law professor, will be portrayed by interpreter Chris Hull at The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation's Teaching America History Conference, taking place Wednesday, Aug. 7 at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Administrative Center in Naples.
Wythe, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, taught and was a mentor to Thomas Jefferson, John Marshall, Henry Clay and other notable American leaders. Hull will portray Wythe in appearance, speech and manner of dress during a presentation to seventh-grade teachers as part of an immersion experience designed to help teachers convey the spirit of the American Revolution to their students.
Naples resident Linda Morton is the primary sponsor of the foundation's program for 35 teachers, titled "Bringing History to Life in Your Classroom: The American Experiment in Self-Government." The day long workshop is part of The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation's Teacher Development program, which helps teachers meet academic content standards, support interdisciplinary curriculum and learn innovative teaching strategies. Session topics include The Great Debate, The Balance of Powers, Influencing our Government and The Virtual Republic.
"As a former high school educator and coach in the Collier County Public Schools System, I have seen firsthand the difference education can make in the lives of children," said Morton. "Colonial Williamsburg's techniques of using first-person role playing and technology are helping teachers make history more interactive and exciting."
Since 1990, nearly 15,000 teachers from 50 states have attended weeklong, on-site Teacher Institutes, customized on-site workshops, and off-site conferences held in their school districts.
"The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation excels at helping teachers and students understand the significance of our country's founding fathers and their process for creating our government through a unique approach to teaching history," said Laird A. Lile, a Naples attorney who supports the foundation and assisted with the teachers' conference. "These programs truly make a difference in the students' overall learning experience."
For more information on the conference, contact Wendy Hodgson at the Collier County School District at 239-377-0097 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The world's largest video game retailer, this chain has a floor-to-ceiling spread of games and accessories. Though most of the titles are for the Xbox and other consoles, a handful of PC games are available also. As at other retailers, the hottest new releases can be pricey, but there are plenty of wire bins full of used items for under ten bucks. Among the other regular deals are ten-percent discounts with two traded-in games and discounted strategy guides with the purchase of the accompanying game. All used games are guaranteed to work, and GameStop also sells the new and refurbished platforms on which to play them. Prices vary based on condition, but it's not unusual to see a used Wii or PS3 for almost half the original price. Thrifty customers looking for a throwback can score bargains on older systems, like GameCubes and original Xboxes. Gaming stations allow shoppers to sample games for newer consoles like Xbox 360 and PS3, and wall-to-wall overhead racks hold accessories like gun-shaped Wii controllers and steering wheel attachments.


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Because the Torah is the holiest item in Judaism, the ornaments used to decorate it are typically fancy, elegant and made from valuable materials, such as silver, gold and high quality silk and velvet. Torah Breastplates are no exception and are amongst the most beautiful Judaica items used to decorate the Torah. If you would like to dedicate a Judaica item in honor or in memory of a loved one and decorate the Torah at the same time, consider one of World of Judaica's Torah Breastplates.
Torah Breastplates are made from high quality metals such as 925 Sterling Silver. In fact, silver is almost exclusively used in Torah Breastplates because of its sturdy nature and the fact that it can be engraved and inscribed with a wide range of decorations and texts. Other popular materials that you can choose from include copper and wood that has been carved, finished and painted.
Torah Breastplates frequently have depictions of the Luchot, or the two tablets Moses received on Mount Sinai, engraved in the center. The Luchot are inscribed with either five large Hebrew letters on each tablet, or the first two words of each commandment in Hebrew. In addition, Torah Breastplates may feature items such as Torah Crowns. Other popular designs to choose from include the names of the 12 Tribes of Israel together with their emblems, the image of the Choshen - the Kohen Gadol, or High Priest's - breastplate that contained twelve precious gemstones, floral patterns and Star of David.
Another interesting feature that Torah Breastplates have is that they can be engraved with text. Most of the text engraved on Torah Breastplates are verses from the Torah. If you would like to dedicate or purchase a breastplate, consider a verse that reflects your loved one's life or a special occasion such as a Bar Mitzvah or Jewish Wedding or simply have the names of your loved ones engraved along the bottom of the Torah Breastplate.
World of Judaica invites you to browse our selection of Torah Breastplates made from sterling silver. Feel free to search through the collection of synagogue items such as Torah pointers and Judaica Tallit. If you have any questions or concerns, contact us and a customer service representative will be happy to assist you.
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Torah Ornaments are some of the valuable pieces of Judaica and not just because they are items which decorate the most sacred Text in Judaism, the Torah. These items are made from valuable materials and because of their use to decorate the Torah, they are considered to have a degree of holiness.
What is a Torah Breastplate?
Torah Breastplates are intricately decorated Judaica items that are placed atop and on the front of the closed Torah scroll. It consists of a plate with two heavy chain loops. The chains are placed over the top of the Torah scroll, and the plate hangs from those chains which keep it in place. Like other Torah ornaments, the Torah Breastplate is on the Torah scroll when it is in transit or in storage, but not when it is being used.
Materials Used
Any material can be used in Torah Breastplates, but usually 925 Sterling Silver or heavily lacquered wood is used. Gold is occasionally used in these items, but generally only for accenting purposes. Gold Torah Breastplates do not exist because of the fact that such items are usually unaffordable.
Decorations on a Torah Breastplate
Torah Breastplates generally are mural-like, often having several interconnected designs on them. The most common decorations on a breastplate are the 10 Commandments in Hebrew with lions on both sides. There occasionally are two additional lions supporting a crown. Intricate floral patterns are also customary. These decorations come from comparisons of the Jewish people to lions and Mount Sinai blooming with flowers during the revelation on Sinai.
Biblical verses are also common decorations on Torah Breastplates. One especially common verse is the "Vezot HaTorah" phrase which reads "And this is the Torah that Moses (Moshe) placed before the Jewish people from G-d's mouth into Moses' hand". This verse is popular because of its statement that the Torah is Divine and comes from G-d. Other common verses are those which relate to the rebuilding of the Temple and the sanctity of the Torah or the fact that the Torah is considered to be that which gives life to Jews.
There are other decorations which are also commonly found on Torah Breastplates. Those decorations include the symbols for each of the twelve tribes and the breastplate worn by the Kohen Gadol, or High Priest. It is also common for there to be bells hanging from the bottom edge of the plate.
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Here it is guys, Here's my diet
Upon Wakening = 2iu's GH with 50mcg T4 along 25mcg T3
Meal 1: 8.6 ounces eggwhites with 1oz low fat cheese and 1oz of spinach. I drink a liquid Muliti along with 5grams of BCAAs and an additional 3g's of Leucine.
Inbetween meal 1 and 2: Greens Drink.
Meal 2: 7oz of Chicken Breast with 3/4 cup of cooked brown rice with CLA and KRILL OIL
Inbetween meal 2 and 3: 400mg of Sam E
Meal 3: 8 oz of Beef with Broccoli with 2g's of FISH OIL AND KRILL OIL
Inbetween meal 3 and 4: 50mcg of T4 with 25mcg's of T3.
Meal 4: Post Workout meal 1: 50g Whey Iso along with 50 g of CarbIon(AllMax's Carb drink) and 2 iu's of GH.
"Note" some days I'll start drinking my Carb Drink halfway through my workout and finish it right as I'm finishing my workout.
Meal 5: Post Workout meal 2: 7oz Chicken Breast with 3/4 cup of Brown Rice or 1/2 Sweet Potato with Broccoli. I also take another serving of multis along with 1g Vitamin C and 400mg R-ala.
Meal 6: 7oz Top Sirloin
Before Bed: 1/2 hour before night time protein drink I take Clam along with GABA.
Meal 7: 2-3 scoops of Brand name time-released protein with 2 tablespoons of Peanut Butter, no sugar.


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The Faculty History Project documents faculty members who have been associated with the University of Michigan since 1837, and the history of the University's schools and colleges. This project is part of a larger effort to prepare resources for the University's bicentennial in 2017. Find out more.
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This project is being carried out to praise the little yet significant things of our natural habitat, that usually go unnoticed. The goal is to get a reflection essentially of all the simplicity and complexity, our Earth encompasses. Our primary focus is on natural things around us that we take for granted and don't genuinely appreciate. Unfortunately, our Planet Earth and its inhabitants are already under a devastating threat due to global warming, excessive urbanization and several other factors. Imagine a world where there are no pandas, no birds, where it doesn't snow and there are no beautiful, heart-warming sunsets – what would life be like?
The theme of this project is dedicated to our world and all it's wonderful natural beauty. The diverse species of animals and plants, the breath-taking landscapes, mountains, rivers and oceans, the pearl-like sprinkles of droplets of rain and the soothing tweeting of little birds. All things that are natural and not man-made.
In order to participate, please answer this following question through a photograph with brief yet a powerful caption.
Take a picture of one natural thing that instantly lightens up your mood and brings a bright smile on your face. Like fireflies in the dark, like multiple rainbows after heavy rain, like underground caves, orange sunsets etc. What's one thing that instantly makes you happy, that you'd never wanna lose? Go outside and take a picture!
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Lipscomb senior Ruth Mick finished eighth Saturday to lead the Lady Bisons to a third place finish in the University of Evansville Invitational.
Mick covered the Evansville Cross Country Course in a time of 18:33.93. As a team the Lady Bisons posted a time of 1:36:10.57.
The Lady Bisons finished behind the winner Alabama-Birmingham (1:30:58.78) and second place finisher Valparaiso University (1:33:36.35),
Creighton was fourth followed by Tennessee Tech (fifth), Evansville (sixth) and Murray State (seventh).
Rounding out the individual finishes for the Lady Bisons were Elizabeth Schall in 17th (19:04.07), Susan Worden at 18th (19:13.63), Sam Wood in 21st (19:28.63), Amanda Wright at 28th (19:50.31) and Paige Griffin in 33rd place (20:14.06).
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RISD Alumni Sale: Saturday May 1
RISD Alumni will set up shop in Providence tomorrow, peddling artwork and gorgeous handmade wares, making it the perfect spot to scope out gifts for Mother's Day and summer birthdays.
The sale will take place from 10am to 4pm, Saturday, May 1 on Benefit Street, starting at the corner of Waterman Street. For more information about the sale, visit the RISD Alumni Sale site and preview a gallery of the participating artists on Flickr.


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Meet the robots of 'Robot Combat League'
Syfy brings "Real Steel" and Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots to life Feb. 26 when its new competition series, "Robot Combat League," debuts. The show pairs two strangers--including Chicagoan Keisha Howard--with a 2-ton robot and tosses them into the ring for a clash of the titans. Meet the 12 robots, and some of the humans, in the photo gallery below. Curt Wagner, RedEye's Show Patrol TV review: Rock 'em sock 'em fun in "Robot Combat League" Chicago gamer boxes 'bots in Syfy's "Robot Combat League" Want more? Discuss this article and others on Show Patrol's Facebook page.
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Nope, I'm not gonna do it. I'm not going to pad this review with useless paragraphs talking about how licensed games are now accepted as being crap and have to actively work to become good. You (hopefully) know it by now, I certainly know it as one of the go-to movie tie-in reviewers here at IGN and nothing more needs to be said. What does need mentioning, though, is that Planet 51: The Game comes to us from Spanish developers Pyro Studios, creators of the excellent Commandos realtime strategy games around the turn of the centry.
I bring this up only because Pyro is clearly composed of some folks with talent; the 50s style retro-futuristic look of Planet 51 is pulled off well on all three of its platforms, the characters are modeled nicely and size of the world is rather impressive. Yes, there are the usual technical hitches I've sort of come to expect from a licensed game, and I'll get to them in a bit, but the general feel of the game from the moment you start right up to the point where you'll put down the controller and walk away is one of surprising inoffensiveness.
Indeed, that may end up being the biggest problem with Planet 51: The Game: it does nothing to inspire one's senses one way or the other. It's not overly difficult (though it can be challenging), it's not visually unappealing (though the framerate can be an issue at times), it's littered with stuff to do (but none of them are especially gripping). This is probably the most milquetoast licensed adventure I've played in a while, neither reaching too far nor failing in any of its attempt to present an interactive version of the world seen in the CG flick. It simply… is.
And, unfortunately, it is all rather boring. The variety in stuff you'll do -- from mowing lawns to hunting down the requisite collectibles (comic pages, for those curious) to racing snooty hotheads to destruction derbies to delivering papers – is all decent. The problem is that none of them are fun to do. The first time you fight with the game's clumsy controls to scoot around a yard or race around obstacles, you might be mildly entertained, but by the fifth time you've undertaken those tasks, an overwhelming feeling of apathy rolls in.
The integration of cutscenes from the movie only serves to highlight things more. Planet 51 isn't exactly a Pixarian effort, but it's certainly got the little bits of charm in animation and voice work that we've come to expect from a CG flick, while the game simply puts along with jabbering jaws that don't match up to the voices and random gesticulations to keep them from being robots that stand and yammer at you. There's no charm, no sense of personality to anything, and it becomes increasingly tiresome the further along you go.
Pyro deserves props for trying to link interactive bits between the stuff seen in the big screen clips, though. So often licensed games are presented as prequels or side stories or the dreaded (and thankfully mostly-dead) kart racer and offer clips only as unlockables. Here, they're woven directly into the events of the game's story, though the result probably more jarring than the dev studio originally hoped. There's simply no flow to anything, and the ham-fisted "go here, do this" objectives with minimal exposition or hackneyed ways of introducing antagonists just fall completely flat. It's Grand Theft Excitement: The Game, and somewhere along the line the decision to try to do an open world game took priority over making the world itself in any way thrilling or interesting.


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New Car Review
2013 BMW X1: New Car Review
Pros: Superb turbocharged engines; excellent 8-speed transmission; world-class ride/handling mix; stellar 4-cylinder fuel economy; reasonable base price
Cons: 6-cylinder models use an older 6-speed transmission; limited cargo capacity; pricey options
What's New: The 2013 X1 is new to the American market, though it's been available overseas for a few years.
It's fashionable for automotive critics to dismiss crossover SUVs as station wagons with worse handling, but the 2013 BMW X1 is a different animal. Sure, it rides higher than a regular car, but the X1 is based on one of the best-handling 4-door cars ever: the previous version of the BMW 3 Series. From behind the wheel, the elevated driving position is the only clue that you're in a crossover. In all other respects, the athletic X1 does a convincing impression of a high-performance luxury hatchback.
If you're wondering why this brand-new BMW uses an older platform, well, that's because it's only brand-new to us. Elsewhere, the X1 has been on sale for a while now. As such, we've noticed a few signs of age despite that timelessly brilliant chassis. For example, the xDrive35i model employs a 6-speed automatic rather than the superior 8-speed unit offered in newer 35i BMWs. Also, while the interior certainly has a premium vibe, it looks a bit dated compared to the revamped cabins in the new X3 and 3 Series.
But given that the X1 starts under $31,000, we're willing to forgive its not-quite-newness. Whether you're looking for a cheaper Land Rover Range Rover Evoque or a more practical MINI Countryman, or perhaps just a higher-riding 3 Series wagon, the 2013 X1's genuinely car-like character is bound to please.
Comfort & Utility
The 2013 BMW X1 is offered with rear-wheel drive as the 4-cylinder sDrive28i, or all-wheel drive as either the 4-cylinder xDrive28i or the 6-cylinder xDrive35i.
The base sDrive28i gets standard niceties like 17-inch alloy wheels, fog lights, LED brake lights, automatic start/stop, 8-way adjustable front seats, Bluetooth, automatic climate control, an 8-speaker stereo with iPod/USB connectivity and even the iDrive infotainment system, so it's pretty well-equipped right out of the box.
The xDrive28i is an all-wheel-drive version of the sDrive28i with minor equipment variations.
The xDrive35i steps up to 6-cylinder power, 18-in wheels with run-flat tires, adaptive xenon headlights, a panoramic sunroof, power front seats and wood interior trim.
Some of the xDrive35i's standard features can be ordered on the 28i models as options. Other extras include a Harman Kardon surround-sound stereo, heated front seats, leather upholstery, paddle shifters and enhanced iDrive with hard-drive-based navigation.
Note that four trim levels are offered for each model: base, X Line, Sport Line and M Sport Line. The X Line adds special 18-in wheels and shiny styling accents, while the Sport Line features its own 18-inchers along with darker exterior trim and sport front seats. The M Sport gets a sport-tuned suspension, a sport steering wheel, M-spec 18-in wheels and plenty of M badges to go around.
In our interior evaluation, we deemed the X1 a pleasant mix of where BMW has been and where it's going. The matching analog speedometer and tachometer are classic BMW: simple and clear. Materials are generally high-quality, with none of the cost-cutting that compromises the related 1 Series cabin. The driving position is high enough to please crossover fans but low enough to feel secure. Standard iDrive technology gives every X1 a forward-thinking feel, though the optional wide-screen version with navigation is clearly the one to have.
The X1's rear seat is predictably less roomy than that of the X3, but it's still adult-friendly as long as the folks in front don't slide their seats all the way back. Cargo space, however, is decidedly hatchback-grade, measuring 14.8 cu ft behind the rear seats and 47.7 cu ft with the rear seatbacks folded down.
The X1 comes well-equipped on the technology front, boasting standard features like Bluetooth, iPod/USB connectivity and the iDrive interface. We're not huge fans of the base iDrive system, though, as it has a square display, lacks navigation and doesn't offer digital music storage.
If you opt for the pricey navigation system, though, you get a crisp, colorful wide-screen display that's hard-drive-based with plenty of music storage.
Either way, iDrive's ergonomics have improved dramatically over the years. The interface now employs a more intuitive menu structure than ever, while numerous physical buttons next to the primary knob afford direct access to common pathways.
Performance & Fuel Economy
The rear-wheel-drive sDrive28i and all-wheel-drive xDrive28i are powered by a turbocharged 2.0-liter inline-4 rated at 240 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque. The transmission with this engine is an 8-speed automatic. The all-wheel-drive xDrive35i steps up to a turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-6 good for 300 hp and 300 lb-ft of torque, though it downgrades to a 6-speed automatic.
The turbo four is one of the very best of its breed. Acceleration is swift, and unlike most small turbocharged engines, this one keeps pulling all the way to redline. Aided by the astoundingly refined 8-speed transmission, fuel economy is a whopping 24-mpg city/34-mpg highway in the sDrive28i, while the xDrive28i is nearly as frugal at 22/33 mpg.
As for the xDrive35i, it's extremely fast for a vehicle of this type, but the 6-speed transmission isn't as smooth or as quick as the new 8-speed. Fuel economy takes a dive too, checking in at a pedestrian 18/27 mpg.
The X1 comes with standard stability control, 4-wheel anti-lock disc brakes and six airbags (front, front-side, full-length side curtain). Available safety technologies include a rearview camera and BMW Assist telematics, which brings real-time crash response and comprehensive roadside assistance.
The X1 had not been crash tested as of this writing.
Driving Impressions
The X1 is quite simply one of the best-driving crossovers we've ever experienced. We're not immune to the appeal of sitting up a little higher than normal, and since the X1 lets you do that without compromising handling, it's really the best of both worlds. Indeed, the X1 is an appealing alternative to a wide variety of vehicles, from true crossover SUVs to sporty hatchbacks. Watch the ride quality with the optional run-flat tires, however; those 18-in wheels may look cool, but we'd rather have the more supple rubber that comes with the standard 17s.
Other Cars to Consider
Audi Q5: The generally sprightly Q5 actually feels large and a bit ponderous relative to the X1, but it's a great-looking crossover with a desirable supercharged V6.
Land Rover Range Rover Evoque: Why would anyone buy an Evoque over the cheaper, faster, better-driving X1? Aesthetics, we suppose, but otherwise give us the Bimmer any day.
MINI Countryman: If you like MINI's sense of style and can make do with even less versatility, the eye-catching Countryman is worth a look.
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For most folks, most of the time, the base sDrive28i will be the pick of the litter. Its fuel economy and performance are downright amazing, and the price is right too.


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Last summer, the Supreme Court held that so-called "pay for delay" settlements of pharmaceutical patent litigation, in which the branded company pays the allegedly infringing generic firm to "delay" its entry into the market, are subject to scrutiny under the antitrust laws. These "reverse payments," in which the money flows from the patentee to the alleged infringer, might induce the generic firm to agree to abandon its challenge to the patent's validity and accept a license with a later entry date than it would have absent the payment.
The decision, FTC v. Actavis, leaves many questions unanswered, including what constitutes a payment and just how large it must be to trigger antitrust concerns. Lower courts are just beginning to tackle these issues in the context of pharmaceutical patent settlements. However, the decision also raises broader questions for settlement of patent litigation generally. Every settlement involves an exchange of consideration and an agreement to end the patent litigation. Can't it always be said that the consideration provided by the patent holder affects the defendant's decision to drop its invalidity claim? Unless the license is unlimited in scope, doesn't it always result in less competition than would have existed had the alleged infringer gone on to win the patent case? In short, does Actavis open settlements outside the pharmaceutical context to antitrust attack?
Before Actavis, it could safely be said that settlements and patent license agreements within the "scope of the patent"—those that constrain competition no more so than the patent does itself— were in most cases immune from scrutiny. A patent, after all, is a legally authorized monopoly for the duration of its term. A settlement granting the alleged infringer a license to make and sell a competing product before a patent's expiration has traditionally been viewed as procompetitive. Even settlements including licenses that would otherwise violate the antitrust laws, such as those that fix the price at which the licensee can sell, or the territory in which he can do business, were generally secure from antitrust liability.
But now, there is support for an argument that any settlement in which the patent holder gives something to the alleged infringer in exchange for its agreement to abandon its invalidity claim is subject to antitrust scrutiny. It is no longer safe to rely on the presumption, set forth in the Patent Act itself, that the patent is valid until proven otherwise. According to the Supreme Court, because we can never be sure that the patent is actually valid or not, we must turn to antitrust laws to determine whether the settlement, even if it gives the alleged infringer a license, unlawfully restrains competition.
Such an undertaking would seemingly invite examination of the value of the consideration. To be sure, the eyebrow-raising feature of reverse payment pharmaceutical settlements is the often significant amount of money paid by the branded firm to the generic—sometimes hundreds of millions of dollars. Any enterprising plaintiff's lawyer, however, could say that below-market royalty terms are no different. Might the alleged infringer have held out for an earlier license date if the patentee had demanded less by way of royalties? If so, doesn't the settlement harm competition?
An even more troubling question is what role, if any, is played by the merits of the patent case. One concern arising from the existence of a payment is that it eliminates the possibility that the alleged infringer will succeed in invalidating the patent. In the court's view, a payment from the patentee to the alleged infringer is evidence of the patent's weakness—in other words, but for the payment, the alleged infringer would have won the patent case. Yet this doesn't guarantee that the patentee would be permitted to defend itself in an antitrust case by showing that it would have won. To the contrary, the court proclaims that "it is normally not necessary to litigate patent validity to answer the antitrust question." Rather, the focus seems to be on what the patentee thought about its chances of winning—an estimation that the Supreme Court says is revealed by the size of the payment itself. The presence of a "large and unjustified" payment (whatever that may mean) "would normally suggest that the patentee has serious doubts about the patent's survival."
To be sure, litigating the patent merits in a subsequent antitrust case is not a very attractive proposition; by settling the patent case, the parties will have settled nothing. But delving into what the parties thought about their chances of winning isn't any more appealing. The best evidence of that is likely contained in communications with their lawyers. Actavis thus instructs us to use the size of the payment as a proxy for the patent's weakness—the larger the payment, the weaker the patent.
As the dissent points out, every settlement removes the chance that a patent will be invalidated. If this is an antitrust problem, then it is not limited to pharmaceutical patent settlements that
provide large payments to the alleged infringer. Settling any patent case by granting a license to the alleged infringer eliminates the possibility that the patentee will lose the case. Under the reasoning of Actavis, anything short of an immediate, wholly unrestricted royalty-free license signals calls for antitrust scrutiny.
Parties settling patent litigation with potential competitors would be wise to consider this when structuring settlement terms. It is no longer safe to assume that as long as the terms don't restrain competition any more than the patent does so itself, a settlement is immune from antitrust attack. In light of Actavis, one must consider whether the consideration given in exchange for settling could be viewed as payment for not competing. And given the court's focus on intent, parties should also be mindful of the possibility that documentation of their views about the merits of the case might be discoverable. Regulators and plaintiffs' lawyers are unlikely to view the reasoning of Actavis to be limited to pharmaceutical patent litigation settlements.
Originally appeared in InsideCounsel on July 16, 2014.


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| Application of the Strong Artin Conjecture to the Class Number Problem
Cho, Peter J.; Kim, Henry H.
We construct unconditionally several families of number fields with the largest possible class numbers. They are number fields of degree 4 and 5 whose Galois closures have the Galois group $A_4, S_4$ and $S_5$. We first construct families of number fields with smallest regulators, and by using the strong Artin conjecture and applying zero density result of Kowalski-Michel, we choose subfamilies of $L$-functions which are zero free close to 1. For these subfamilies, the $L$-functions have the extremal value at $s=1$, and by the class number formula, we obtain the extreme class numbers.
| Beltrami Equation with Coefficient in Sobolev and Besov Spaces
Cruz, Victor; Mateu, Joan; Orobitg, Joan
Our goal in this work is to present some function spaces on the complex plane $\mathbb C$, $X(\mathbb C)$, for which the quasiregular solutions of the Beltrami equation, $\overline\partial f (z) = \mu(z) \partial f (z)$, have first derivatives locally in $X(\mathbb C)$, provided that the Beltrami coefficient $\mu$ belongs to $X(\mathbb C)$.
| Higher Connectedness Properties of Support Points and Functionals of Convex Sets
De Bernardi, Carlo Alberto
We prove that the set of all support points of a nonempty closed convex bounded set $C$ in a real infinite-dimensional Banach space $X$ is $\mathrm{AR(}\sigma$-$\mathrm{compact)}$ and contractible. Under suitable conditions, similar results are proved also for the set of all support functionals of $C$ and for the domain, the graph and the range of the subdifferential map of a proper convex l.s.c. function on $X$.
| Variations of Integrals in Diffeology
Iglesias-Zemmour, Patrick
We establish the formula for the variation of integrals of differential forms on cubic chains, in the context of diffeological spaces. Then, we establish the diffeological version of Stoke's theorem, and we apply that to get the diffeological variant of the Cartan-Lie formula. Still in the context of Cartan-De-Rham calculus in diffeology, we construct a Chain-Homotopy Operator $\mathbf K$ we apply it here to get the homotopic invariance of De Rham cohomology for diffeological spaces. This is the Chain-Homotopy Operator which used in symplectic diffeology to construct the Moment Map.
| $K$-theory of Furstenberg Transformation Group $C^*$-algebras
Reihani, Kamran
The paper studies the $K$-theoretic invariants of the crossed product $C^{*}$-algebras associated with an important family of homeomorphisms of the tori $\mathbb{T}^{n}$ called Furstenberg transformations. Using the Pimsner-Voiculescu theorem, we prove that given $n$, the $K$-groups of those crossed products, whose corresponding $n\times n$ integer matrices are unipotent of maximal degree, always have the same rank $a_{n}$. We show using the theory developed here that a claim made in the literature about the torsion subgroups of these $K$-groups is false. Using the representation theory of the simple Lie algebra $\frak{sl}(2,\mathbb{C})$, we show that, remarkably, $a_{n}$ has a combinatorial significance. For example, every $a_{2n+1}$ is just the number of ways that $0$ can be represented as a sum of integers between $-n$ and $n$ (with no repetitions). By adapting an argument of van Lint (in which he answered a question of Erdős), a simple, explicit formula for the asymptotic behavior of the sequence $\{a_{n}\}$ is given. Finally, we describe the order structure of the $K_{0}$-groups of an important class of Furstenberg crossed products, obtaining their complete Elliott invariant using classification results of H. Lin and N. C. Phillips.
| Orbital $L$-functions for the Space of Binary Cubic Forms
Taniguchi, Takashi; Thorne, Frank
We introduce the notion of orbital $L$-functions for the space of binary cubic forms and investigate their analytic properties. We study their functional equations and residue formulas in some detail. Aside from their intrinsic interest, the results from this paper are used to prove the existence of secondary terms in counting functions for cubic fields. This is worked out in a companion paper.
| Estimates of Hausdorff Dimension for Non-wandering Sets of Higher Dimensional Open Billiards
Wright, Paul
This article concerns a class of open billiards consisting of a finite number of strictly convex, non-eclipsing obstacles $K$. The non-wandering set $M_0$ of the billiard ball map is a topological Cantor set and its Hausdorff dimension has been previously estimated for billiards in $\mathbb{R}^2$, using well-known techniques. We extend these estimates to billiards in $\mathbb{R}^n$, and make various refinements to the estimates. These refinements also allow improvements to other results. We also show that in many cases, the non-wandering set is confined to a particular subset of $\mathbb{R}^n$ formed by the convex hull of points determined by period 2 orbits. This allows more accurate bounds on the constants used in estimating Hausdorff dimension.
| A Universal Volume Comparison Theorem for Finsler Manifolds and Related Results
Zhao, Wei; Shen, Yibing
In this paper, we establish a universal volume comparison theorem for Finsler manifolds and give the Berger-Kazdan inequality and Santaló's formula in Finsler geometry. Being based on these, we derive a Berger-Kazdan type comparison theorem and a Croke type isoperimetric inequality for Finsler manifolds.


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The Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Resource Advisory Committee serves as an advisory body in matters of affecting recreation and special events including planning, promotion and marketing of same. The Committee provides input for the long-range planning of resources towards park projects, acquisition of land and other indoor/outdoor recreational activities. Additionally, the Committee ensures that Matthews has a current cultural plan which include arts, science and history programs both at the Matthews Community Center and in the community at large.
Meetings of the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resource Advisory Committee are held on the second Wednesday of each month at 6:30pm at the Community Center. All meetings are open to the public and conform to the North Carolina Open Meetings Law.


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Jason Dufner and Zach Johnson owned the back nine and rallied to thump Francesco Molinari and Lee Westwood 3 & 2 in Morning Foursomes.
The match actually turned on No. 9, where Johnson hit an approach to 15 feet and Dufner's putt hung on the lip before going down. The Americans then won the 10th to take a 1-up lead. Dufner drained one from 10 feet for birdie.
"I really like this format, this environment," Dufner said.
It showed. While Westwood sliced his drive on No. 15 into the middle of the pond, the Americans played it conservatively to go 2-up. Dufner rolled in a 2-foot par putt on the 16th to end it.
"They played very solid golf," Molinari said.
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State and federal officials are fanning out this week across 18 Minnesota counties for briefings with local leaders about available aid to recover from severe storms in late June.
The contingent from Minnesota's Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management will be joined by representatives of the Federal Emergency Management Agency. They're conducting the briefings about how to apply for aid now that a formal disaster has been declared.
The briefings aren't designed for individual residents. They are for local government, school and nonprofit entities coping with damage from high winds and heavy rains.
There have been discussions at the state Capitol about the possibility of a special legislative session to authorize needed matching money. The state might have to put up $4.5 million to free up the federal pot.
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Nearly half of the UK's video games retailers closed in 2012 - PwC
Video games have been named as the biggest victim of the UK's 2012 High Street slump.
That's according to a new report from PwC and the Local Data Company, which estimates that 45 per cent of the country's video games retailers were forced to close their doors last year.
The next highest sector was health food which suffered just a 24.7 per cent decline. Winners included payday loans firms (up 20 per cent), pawnbrokers (up 13.2 per cent) and poundshops (up 13 per cent).
The report adds that throughout 2012 the UK suffered 20 store closures every day, up ten per cent year-on-year. There were 7,337 closures in total.
"The failed chains generally shared two problems – too many stores and too little multi-channel activity," PwC's Mike Jervis told the BBC.
"A number of them had failed to deal with their underlying issues by hiding behind light touch restructuring processes, especially Company Voluntary Arrangements. 2013 has seen the downward trend become even worse."


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Tiago1973 wrote:safety?
i share a more mundane view
Kitesurf was in the Olympics ´cause the Council, that group of persons in their suits and their ties, was a bit too much carried away by that friendly, tanned, young crowd that was with Sir Branson. They were enthusiastically speaking for a new class of windsurf, just with a spinnaker.
And how could we blame them to fall into the hype - it´s not really everyday you got Sir Branson suggesting what to do and for a moment everybody in that room had something to aspire to
Next following day there was lots of very furious and hungry people. Not ´that kid called me a bad name´ furious, but ´I am unemployed, financial hurt and it´s your fault´ kind of thing. And they were all windsurfers. Uppps - that spinnaker makes a difference?
This crew is around for some time, they know where the MNA is in town, they know people. And they did what any unemployed person would do - spoke their minds to the right folks, the kind of folks that could make a difference in November´s AGM.
In the meantime at Neil Pryde HQ the layer department was summarizing ISAF sponsoring contracts in powerpoint presentation with USD figures. After all done Mr. Pryde probably give a gentlemen call to Mr. Petersson - a man job is a man job, like driving, plumbing, changing a lamp or saving a multi-million dollar business.
So that little April´s mise-en-scene was properly fixed in November. And they all live happy forever.
^^^^based on a true story
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Office of Workforce Diversity
18th Annual Take Our Children to Work Day
On April 26, 2012, the Office of Court Administration (OCA) held its 18th annual Take Our Children to Work Day. Unbeknownst to organizers, statewide standardized tests were given that day; however, several children were able to take part in the program, along with Office of Workforce Diversity staff and chaperones.
The day started with breakfast and a program introduction from Tony Walters, Director of the Office of Workforce Diversity. The judicial branch's interplay among the three branches of government and the value of diversity in state government, on any team, and in society, at large, was discussed. The students shared that they played sports and understood how different players with different strengths make for the most successful teams.
Thom Cannava, Deputy Director of Human Resources, speaks
to children about the role of the courts and the role of the OCA
Next, Thom Cannava, Deputy Director of Human Resources, sat with the students and explained the role of the courts and the role of the OCA. The presentation focused on the difference between the private and the public sector, as well as the OCA's oversight of the administrative responsibilities of the courts.
Children enjoy Access to Justice presentation with
Tracy McNeil, Court Attorney
The group then participated in an interactive computer lab presentation with Tracy McNeil, a court attorney with the OCA's Access to Justice Program. As a test presentation, the students learned how easy it is to legally change your name with the Access to Justice Program's Do-It-Yourself (DIY) website. The group also visited the Department of Public Safety, where Georgina Walker made photo ID cards for each student.
Hon. Juan Manuel Merchan, Supreme Court, New York County, Criminal Term, discusses court procedure with children at the New York Supreme Court, Criminal Term
Then, the students left for a courtroom tour at New York Supreme Court, Criminal Term. During the ride, they summarized what they learned thus far and discussed what they want to be when they grow up. At the courthouse, Deputy Chief Clerk Michael DiMaggio led the group to a courtroom, where the children learned about the day-to-day experiences of judges, court clerks, uniformed personnel, court reporters and court interpreters. The students were given a dynamic presentation by Hon. Juan Manuel Merchan, Supreme Court, New York County, Criminal Term, and had a chance to meet Barry Clarke, Chief Clerk of New York Supreme Court, Criminal Term.
Uniformed personnel leads
group through challenging obstacle course at the NYS Court Officers Academy, NYC
The children then left for the Court Officers Academy at 123 William Street for an afternoon of learning and activity. The group enjoyed a pizza lunch and, after that, it was time for some fun! Uniformed personnel led the students through drills that included an obstacle course, CPR training and self-defense techniques. The students recounted that their favorite part of the program was the court officer obstacle course.
Finally, the students were given a brief overview of weapon safety. They were told to alert an adult if they ever encounter weapons. Kudos to uniformed staff who generously gave their time and expertise to the children at this exciting portion of the program!
Uniformed personnel, Office of Workforce Diversity staff and
chaperones with group at the NYS Court Officers Academy, NYC
The day concluded at 25 Beaver Street, where Ron Younkins, Chief of Operations, met with the students and presented them with certificates of achievement. Each child shared their favorite part of the day and enjoyed goodie bags, which were provided by New York Supreme Court, Criminal Term and the Court Officers Academy. Finally, after an informative and fun-filled day, the students were picked up by their parents.


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That Inner Glow
Rocks may be the ultimate in boring, beating even drying paint and growing grass. They're hard and gray and they just sit there, doing nothing. Right? Not these rocks. These rocks have a hidden talent. They can fluoresce in breathtaking Day-Glo colors.
How do they do it? Each rock contains a sprinkling of atoms that respond to ultraviolet light, high-energy light that we cannot see. The blue rock, for example, is fluorite, a common mineral. Pure fluorite remains dull under ultraviolet light. But if just one atom in 10,000 in the fluorite is the element europium, the rock starts to glow. When ultraviolet light shines on the rock, the electrons in the europium grab the energy in the light and rocket to a higher level in the atom, then tumble back down to lower levels. Because they rocket up in one step but dribble down in several steps, the light they release is at a lower energy. They take in invisible ultraviolet light but they return it as a blue glow we can see.
This talent is not unique to rocks. Nearly all laundry detergents include a fluorescent dye that glows blue when exposed to sunlight, in order to make dingy whites shine brighter. Now that is boring.
- fluoresce: Emit light by gas discharge.
- Imagine that you were the scientist who first discovered the fluorescent properties of a rock. What were you doing when you discovered the fluorescent nature of the rock? What was your reaction? How did you share your discovery with other scientists? Write a paragraph describing your discovery and what happened after your discovery.
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Joe Denly revealed he thought an England Test call-up may never come after he was included in a 16-man squad for the tour of Sri Lanka.
The Kent batsman, who has also developed into a more than useful spin bowler, was on Friday selected for a three-match series in November, putting the icing on the cake after his side were promoted to County Championship Division One.
Denly has not played for his country since facing Pakistan in his fifth Twenty20 international back in 2010 and the 32-year-old was not sure if he would ever get his chance in the longest format.
"I suppose I always held on to hoping that the opportunity hadn't gone and thankfully it hasn't. It has been a pretty good day." he told Sky Sports News.
"Ed Smith [national selector] gave me a call this afternoon around 2pm; again I probably thought my chances had gone, knowing they were announcing the squad around 3.30pm, so it was a great call to get.
Yesterday was special and today has been incredible. Over the moon to be selected in the test squad! So many messages, thank you all. Can not wait to get going!!!!— Joe Denly (@joed1986) September 21, 2018
"It's been a pretty good couple of days - obviously getting promotion yesterday, up into division one again, and we had a very successful white-ball campaign as well.
"Personally it has been a very enjoyable few years and this season is very enjoyable and topped off today with this news. It has been an incredible couple of years."
Surrey opening batsman Rory Burns and Warwickshire paceman Olly Stone were also handed their first Test call-ups.
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STP PartitionedBox Model Documents
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Ejs STP PartitionedBox Model
written by
Wolfgang Christian,
Anne Cox,
Harvey Gould, and
Jan Tobochnik
The Partitioned Box program displays the number of particles on one half of a box as a function of time after a small hole is made in the partition dividing the box in half. The purpose of this simulation is to gain insight into the tendency of macroscopic systems to approach a well defined equilibrium macrostate and the importance of fluctuations in equilibrium. The program is distributed as a ready-to-run (compiled) Java archive. Double-clicking the ejs_stp_PartitionedBox.jar file will run the program if Java is installed on your computer.
The program was created using Ejs (Easy Java Simulations). You can modify this program and see how it is designed if you have Ejs installed by right-clicking within the window and selecting Open Ejs Model from the pop-up menu. Ejs, a part of the Open Source Physics Project, is designed to make it easier to access, modify, and generate computer models. Information about Ejs is available at www.um.es/fem/Ejs/.
Additional Open Source Physics programs for Statistical and Thermal Physics can be found by searching ComPADRE for Open Source Physics, STP or Statistical and Thermal Physics.
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Ejs STP PartitionedBox Documentation
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Ejs STP PartitionedBox Distribution
The materials distributed in this zip file are in support of the Partitioned Box model. This distribution contains the Ejs STP PartitionedBox program, documentation, and exercises.
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Ejs STP PartitionedBox Model Source
The source code zip archive contains an XML representation of the STP Partitioned Boc model. Unzip this archive in your EJS workspace to compile and run this model using EJS.
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Sedona, AZ
I ventured out West in the early 70's. After several trips to Northern Arizona with it's Majestic Skies, Red Rocks, and wide open spaces, I realized I wanted to settle here.
Well, Fate came into the picture and numerous stops came along. I ventured to San Juan Islands, British Columbia, Oregon, Utah, Northern and Southern California, and even Southern Arizona. Yet , I felt unsettled looking for home to sink roots. Finally Sedona tugged hard , and I settled here in the mid 90's and rediscovered my sense of Gratitude and Enjoyment.
In Nature, I find that feeling of Peacefulness and Stillness. I hope it shows in my photography, and inspires you to find your Joy and that Peaceful feeling.
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HOUSTON, TX (Feb. 21, 2006) -- Holocaust Museum
Houston's newest exhibit – a rare World War II German railroad cattle
car of the type used to carry thousands of Jews and other innocent
victims to their deaths – came to fruition only with the help of dozens
of individuals and companies across the world.
Including costs for acquisition, transportation to the United States
and the exhibit site preparation, the railcar exhibit costs will exceed
$1 million before it is opened to the public during the Museum's 10th
Anniversary Rededication Ceremonies at 2 p.m. on March 5, 2006.
Virtually all of those costs or expenses have been donated or underwritten, said Museum Chairman Peter Berkowitz.
"We began a search for such an artifact many years ago, shortly
after the Museum was opened in 1996, and intensively in 2001. It was an
artifact we had to have," said Susan Myers, executive director of the
Museum. "With the possible exception of the swastika, the railroad
cattle car used to transport so many innocent people to their deaths is
the most universally known symbol of the Holocaust."
The railcar was authenticated for the Museum by Alfred Gottwaldt,
senior curator for railways for the Deutsches Technikmuseum Berlin
(German Museum of Technology and Transportation). Almost all such cars
have fallen into disrepair such that they are no longer traceable or
have been destroyed, and few records exist of the exact use or current
location of any particular car, making the authentication task
difficult, but not impossible, Gottwaldt said.
The Museum's car was found while being used as storage for spare
railway parts by a German railway workshop, Bruecke e.V., in the small
town of Blankenburg, Germany after Berkowitz asked for assistance from
Houstonian Donna Fujimoto Cole of Cole Chemical and Distributing, Inc.
Cole contacted Gulf Chemical International Corp., which does
business with various companies in Germany. One of Gulf's contacts, the
German firm of Lexzau, Scharbau GmbH & Co. KG, researched the
issue, found a potential railcar and arranged on Gulf's behalf to
purchase the car for the Museum.
Berkowitz traveled to Germany, arranged for the car's authentication
and was able to secure permission from the German government for the
Museum to relocate it to Houston. He and his wife, Charlotte, later
arranged to donate the car to the Museum's permanent collection.
Rice University President David Leebron was contacted for
assistance, and volunteered the services of Rice architecture students
to design the memorial.
Ross Perot, Jr., chairman of the board of Perot Systems and chairman
of Hillwood in Fort Worth, offered direct support, including providing
services at Fort Worth Alliance Airport through Alliance Air/Aviation
EP-Team, Inc., a partner of Hillwood, provided project management,
which included site expertise in Europe and the United States, railcar
preparation, ground solutions and transport, and arrangements for air
BP America, working in cooperation with BP Germany, donated 47 tons of jet fuel for the Polet Airlines cargo plane.
The Houston construction company Linbeck heard of the project
through Leebron, and Team Manager Jeff Bryson offered site construction
and historical preservation assistance. Rio Grande Pacific Corp. of
Fort Worth donated the rail, railroad ties, and bedding for the
permanent site. Charles M. Schayer & Co. volunteered to assist with
customs documentation and import issues, Pierpont Communications, Inc.
offered public relations support, and Grocers Supply Co., Inc., quickly
agreed to help with storage of the artifact while the permanent exhibit
site is prepared.
Other companies, such as TNT Crane and Rigging, Inc., and Emmert
International, volunteered to assist with transport of the car from
Fort Worth to Houston and with its unloading. The Lester and Sue Smith
Foundation, The Tuschman Foundation and WoodRock & Co. offered
underwriting support.
Others who provided major assistance for the project included: AYG
Construction Ltd.; Cemex Corporation USA; the City of Houston; Dixie
Drilling Company; Gary Logan Photography; Groves Industrial Supply;
Haynes Whaley Associates, Inc.; Houston Metro Electrical Corporation;
Lucky Steel; Margolin Family/M&M Lighting L.P.; Mark S. Mucasey
& Associates; Maxim Crane; Meyer Smith, Inc.; North American
Precast Co.; Sterling Steel Company; Taft Architects; TAS Commercial
Concrete Construction L.P.; The Stein Family/Triple-S Steel Supply;
Union Pacific; White Cap Industries; and Xavier Structures Corporation.


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A Note on Last Night's ANTM, Featuring the Kardashians and Latoya Jackson
Did you by any chance see last's night America's Next Top Model? I didn't think it was possible for the reality modeling competition to get any more ridiculous, but it's done the unthinkable: it topped itself. Nigel Barker promised me there'd be lots of drama and bitchiness on this All-Star Cycle, but the intrapersonal conflicts […]Read more


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From the interview with Bridgeman, I did some reading between the lines...
andWhich means...we still want you to pay 100% of the price!
Which means.."warmer, warmer, no...colder, whopps really cold." At the same time, we the buying public wait, wait, and wait.
Which means...My onboard RS690 chipset still misreports itself as a x1200 instead as an x1250 with also features much less than what we'd find on the Windows drivers.
Which means...that I have neither the patience nor the ability to wait on ATI as I build systems for my customers. ATI/AMD cannot exepect me to pay full price for a card with less than 100% of the features listed. In 2008, I have no choice but to switch to another graphics vendor.
We are hoping that the open source driver settles around the "80% of the value with 10% of the code" sweet spot.
However, we believe that the open source community will be able to develop open source solutions to satisfy the majority of user's needs.
We are concentrating on supplying information, answering questions, and providing sample code as a way of saying "we think this is a good approach".
The Catalyst Linux driver (fglrx) will focus on released and stable OS distributions, offering ISV-certified support for workstation users and providing a feature and performance upgrade for consumer users.
Question: What's the timeline for making shader core information available to the open source community? ATI response: We expect to start providing information in the first quarter of 2008.


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Linked by Kaj-de-Vos on Thu 20th Dec 2012 00:22 UTC
As the Syllable project predicted many years ago, version 3 of the REBOL programming language has finally been open sourced, under the Apache 2 licence (screenshot on Syllable Desktop). Also, the alpha version of the high-level Red programming language, supporting Syllable Desktop, has been released, by now in version 0.3.1 (screenshot, demo program, video at the Science Park in Amsterdam).
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First-Aid wrote:You can include Simon Pegg in the geek population: "Being a geek is all about being honest about what you enjoy and not being afraid to demonstrate that affection. It means never having to play it cool about how much you like something. It's basically a license to proudly emote on a somewhat childish level rather than behave like a supposed adult. Being a geek is extremely liberating." Great quote from Scotty version 2.0.
Amen to that.