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I really like Zerodemon's idea that the GK leader is the compentant psyker, and the rest of the team adds their powers to one pool. Its a nice tactical nod to the fluff.
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Unquenchable, by Robert Glennon
Robert Glennon's new book, Unquenchable: America's Water Crisis and What to Do About It, covers the water story all across America.
From the Vegas Strip to faux snow in Atlanta, from our supersized bathrooms to mega-farms, from billion-dollar water deals to big time politics and personalities, Glennon reveals the extravagances and everyday waste that are sucking the nation dry.
The shell game of pumping water from place to place is coming to an end. And Glennon warns that our water woes are bad and getting worse.
Right now Washington is having a love affair with the clean energy of ethanol and biofuels. But love will turn to heartbreak once America realizes that thousands of gallons of water are required to produce one gallon of fuel. Glennon tells how a celebrated, new ethanol plant in Minnesota-The Land of 10,000 Lakes-is already sucking local wells dry.
Glennon argues that we cannot engineer our way out of the problem with the usual fixes or the zany-but very real-schemes to tow icebergs from Alaska or divert the Mississippi River to Nevada.
America must make hard choices-and Glennon's answer is a provocative market-based system that values water as a commodity and a fundamental human right.
Robert Glennon is the Morris K. Udall Professor of Law and Public Policy in the Rogers College of Law at the University of Arizona. He is the author of many articles and books, including the acclaimed Water Follies: Groundwater Pumping and the Fate of America's Fresh Waters.
See Robert Glennon at Laxson Auditorium October 5th at 7:30 p.m. Tickets and additional information can be found here.
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In entrepreneurship classes, students usually are taught to first identify a need, and then to engineer a technology or a service to fill that need. A new masters program at the University of Michigan is turning that process upside down.
"In this program we're doing the opposite and starting with a particular technology," student Steven Sherman said in a release. "It's our job to find out what issue it is capable of solving."
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"[The program] provides the entire range of business and technical skills necessary to commercialize new technologies," program co-founder and professor of business administration Bill Lovejoy, said in a statement.
"It contains more business content than a typical master of engineering and more startup content than a typical MBA."
Students are exploring commercialization of five technologies that they chose this week after hearing pitches from more than a dozen faculty members. According to U-M, they are:
- Inkless, color-changing fluid: A device that makes structural color—like that of iridescent peacock feathers—by rapidly re-ordering microscopic particles in a liquid. Possible applications include color displays that aren't backlit and camouflage paint.
- Transparent electrodes: A nano-etching process that can make transparent electrodes. Initial application ideas include cheaper solar cells or more efficient, higher-resolution display screens.
- Electronic nose: A gas sensor that's uniquely robust, precise and portable. Possible applications include detecting chemical weapons or diagnosing diseases from a patient's breath.
- Reusable heat pack: A reusable materials-based technology that provides instant, nonelectric heat. Users boil it to recharge it. Possible applications include storing waste heat from electricity generation for later use and infant incubators. This was invented by program student and 2012 alumnus Grace Hsia.
- Sub-millimeter wireless sensor: A tiny wireless sensor that can measure the buildup of materials on itself. One possible application is to integrate them with stents that prop open blocked blood vessels to alert patients and doctors of additional blockage.
The program is similar to the six-week I-Corp program where faculty receive National Science Foundation grants to complete market research and find practical uses for their inventions.
"We're training scientists and engineers to identify opportunities, because they are the ones at the lab bench when discoveries happen," program co-director and associate director of academic programs at the College of Engineering's Center for Entreprenuership Aileen Huang-Saad said in a statement.
"We hope to help capture more commercialization opportunities that might have otherwise been missed, thus empowering our engineers and scientists. The growth of startups has become critical to the growth of our national economy."
The growth of startups has also been critical to Southeast Michigan's economy, with Ann Arbor and the University of Michigan helping to lead the way. Michigan also has founded student startup incubator TechArb, and the Office of Technology Transfer helps spin inventions at the university into startup companies.
In the new masters program, students explore commercialization of technologies while completing their coursework. Students heard pitches from faculty members and then chose five technologies to work on during the course of the year. The cohort chose one technology that was developed by a current program student and 2012 alumna of U-M Grace Hsia.
Hsia engineered a reusable heat pack that provides instant non-electronic heat and can be recharged by boiling. According to a press release, the technology could be used for storing waste heat from electricity generation or in infant incubators.
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So I've finaly decided to open up a sketchbook =)
So I've finaly decided to open up a sketchbook =)
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for ChOW#302: Personal Gremlin
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Great start to a sketchbook dude, you have some sweet ass character stuff going on here. Can't wait to see more!
Warburton, thank you! =)
Sketch for ChOW "Spirit of Winter"
some kind of male version of the Snow Queen
Wow really nice work, my favourite is the gremlin!
Great work here! I really like the style and colors in your images. The #3 is my favorite, it's awesome! I also like the chow#301, nice colors and feeling! Keep it up!
@ anivy, Greenhouse
Thanks guys!
quick sketch
Hey Loengrin. I've seen your art over on CGH - nice stuff and nice start to your CA sketchbook! Keep it up!
@ Pierce
Thank you
my entry for ChOW 313
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wow your CHoW entry is really amazing *__* absolutely gorgeous.
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How long does it usually take you to draw/paint most of these? I'm especially fond of the gremlin.
@ Tules
unfortunately I can't tell you the exact time. I usually draw in the evening after work. so if the ChOW lasts for a one week (as it was with gremlin) - I draw for a 5-6-7 evenings (though not the whole evening). Hope I answered you ^^"
Gorgeous work man! Keep them coming, they all looked polished and well thought!
Wow amazing work! Especially CHoW entry is awesome!
Thank you, Classmate!
little update
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Love Hero, he rock .
thank you
greak work !! It's weird, but sometimes, i find your unfinished stuff better than the same finished paintings ! Maybe you're trying to render a bit too much ? dunno but it looks great, and amazing chow entry !!
Great post, i love how you paint the skin. keep 'em coming
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Fast & Easy Dinner: Artichoke Pizzas With Green Beans
Certain leftovers are an excellent topping for pizza, while other leftovers are an outstanding pizza crust. Take pita breads, for example. Whenever I have a couple random pitas lying around, I use them to make pizza.
When broiled, the crust becomes crispy and wildly crunchy. This recipe tops the pita with roasted red peppers, marinated artichokes, and grated cheddar cheese, but incorporate whatever vegetables and cheese you have in your pantry. Green beans tossed with fresh lemon juice taste excellent on the side. To look at this easily adaptable vegetarian recipe, read more.
From Real Simple Ingredients 2 pita breads, split horizontally Directions Serves 4. Artichoke Pizzas With Green Beans
3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
1 12-ounce jar roasted red peppers, drained and sliced
1 6-ounce jar artichokes, drained and cut in half
1/4 cup roasted almonds, chopped
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TWO boys believed to have been killed by their father before he took his own life have been named by police.
The bodies Jack Anderson, 11, and his three-year-old brother Bryn were found in a flat in Auchinleck House in Sidbury Heights on Saturday.
Their father, 36-year-old Graham Anderson, was found dead in another room in the same property.
Police and paramedics were called in after the landlady of the rented property found Mr Anderson's body when she went in to show prospective new tenants around.
The bodies of the two young boys were found by paramedics.
In a statement issued this afternoon, the boys' mother Victoria Jones, who lives in Andover said: "Jack was a keen footballer and absolutely loved playing the game. He was a very intelligent boy. Maths and science were his favourite subjects.
"He was loved by everyone who met him as he was such a sociable child. He was caring and loving towards Bryn and was the best big brother in the world.
"Bryn was a cheeky chappie who doted on and looked up to his older brother. He enjoyed playing in his sandpit and on his trike. He loved animals, especially cats.
"Jack was due to start secondary school this week while Bryn was due to start at playgroup.
"Both Jack and Bryn will be sorely missed by their family and friends. The boys meant everything to me."
Det Chief Inspector Ian Saunders of the Brunel Major Crime Investigation Team, who is heading the inquiry said: "We would like to offer our condolences to their mother Victoria Jones and the boys'
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NBER Household Finance Working Group Call for Research Proposals 2011 The Household Finance (HF) Working Group at the National Bureau of Economic Research aims to advance understanding of household financial behavior and to provide a firm foundation for related policy discussions. The working group defines household finance broadly, to include the many financial decisions made by households, including the financial functions of payments, saving and investing/portfolio-choice, borrowing/credit, and risk management, as well as related decisions by businesses and government. In addition to sponsoring conferences that bring together the various researchers working on household finance, the working group seeks to promote new research in the field, especially by young researchers. To this end, through a generous grant from the Sloan Foundation, we can provide four to five research grants, of $10,000-$20,000 each, directly supporting household finance projects. These grants can be applied only to non-salary costs (e.g., travel, data, research assistants, etc). Applications are especially welcome from untenured faculty members and advanced doctoral students, and for projects that would eventually generate public data that could also be used by other researchers. Applicants should submit: a research proposal not to exceed 2 pages; a 1-page itemized budget (e.g., travel, data, etc), with brief justification as appropriate; and their curriculum vitae. These components should be complied into a single pdf file and emailed to Denis Healy at firstname.lastname@example.com, with "HF research grant" in the subject line. In cases where a substantial part of a grant goes towards data collection or production, grantees will be encouraged to make the resulting data publicly available to the extent possible, e.g., without violating confidentiality agreements, and to briefly discuss this possibility in the proposal. Applications from doctoral students should be accompanied by a one-page letter of recommendation from a senior researcher who is knowledgeable about the project (and ideally, but not necessarily, an NBER affiliate). This letter can be emailed separately to the above address, again with "HF research grant" in the subject line (or the letter writer can submit the entire proposal in one email). The application deadline is October 17, 2011. Applicants will be notified by early December. Grantees will be required to deliver a preliminary working paper by August 15, 2012, and should be prepared to present the resulting research at a subsequent working group meeting (in Fall 2012 or later), if selected by the conference organizers. A complete working paper will be due by December 1, 2012. Please direct any questions to Denis Healy at 617-588-0312 or firstname.lastname@example.com. More information about the HF working group can be found at http://www.nber.org/workinggroups/hf/hf.html.
Task 1: the full linking of the retrospectively-collected data across the many rounds of collection to all relevant previously-collected data Task 2: a follow-up question in 2012 to clarify any discrepancies in the responses of respondents over time.
June 16, 2010 update The European Commission has released a new survey on internationalization of European small businesses which provides new insights into what types of international activities businesses are undertaking. August 17, 2009 original post
Entrepreneurs have complex and not well understood ties to the global community. In Europe this issue has received more attention than here in the U.S., largely because the importance of cross-border interactions to growth, even within Europe. Indeed, this week I reviewed and provided comments on a survey and draft study from EIM for the European Commission on internationalization. I'll post on that when it is finalized and information public, but in the meantime, it got me looking for data which is available to look at international aspects of entrepreneurship. I can't say that I found a lot but I am grateful to Brian Headd of the Small Business Administration, Office of Advocacy, for several of these resources. Know of something else? Shoot me an email.
This will likely be the last time we make changes to the Kauffman Firm Survey questionnaire since there are only two additional years of collection left. We were very pleased to receive so many quality suggestions from scholars this year.
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