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I have seen all of these kids play with the exception of Pitcher and Lufkin(can't wait to see Lufkin) and they are all tremendous talents. Whoever runs the City Rock twitter feed was quite obnoxious today saying if the jersey doesnt say City Rocks then dont bother. I hope it was a kid and not an adult who does this(not first inappropriate post). There are kids outside your program who have talent and everyone knows you guys have tremendous talent, try to keep it classy.
I agree with 718 IN THE 518!! It was a obnoxious post on twitter and I too know of many Twitter Posts by the City Rocks Twitter that included vulgarity as well as other rude comments that do not belong on there.
For an organization that is to represent young athletes in the area and is most likely followed by many of these kids as well as some of the parents of these kids it is in poor taste. Also sends the wrong message- wonder if Nike would be pleased with these types of posts??
I admit I do follow them because I am interested in how the local talent in the area is performing during the HS season as well as when they are on the road representing our area. With that said I can do without the obnoxiousness and vulgarity.
It is very unprofessional for an organization to make such posts on an online site. There are plenty of really talented players who are not a part of the City Rocks. They spend their own time in the gym and work hard and don't need to pay for a name on their jersey nor for a few tournaments. The organization has seemed to turn so political and is just about paying for the name. All of the players in your organization are talented because of their own personal hard work and dedication… Not because of a name on their jersey. So keep it classy and pay respect to all the hard working athletes in the area…


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Participating in a KAL
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Domino knitting (modular knitting)
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Knitting with bamboo yarn
Two end knitting
Charity knitting
Knitting with soy yarn
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Designing knitted garments
Cable stitch patterns (incl. Aran)
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Publishing a knitting book (you never know...)
American/English knitting
Continental knitting (I try... and my gentleman friend's aunt once admonished me to pick, not throw.)
Knitting to make money
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Fair Isle knitting
Norwegian knitting
Dying with plant colors
Knitting items for a wedding
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Knitting socks (or other small tubular items) on two circulars
Olympic knitting
Knitting with someone else's handspun yarn
Knitting with DPNs
Holiday related knitting
Teaching a male how to knit
Knitting for a living
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Knitting smocking
Dying yarn
Knitting art
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Textured knitting
Kitchener BO
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Baby items
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Writing a pattern
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Knitting for preemies
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Knitting a pattern from an online knitting magazine
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Knitting a gift
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That article I submitted on Tuesday? Already rejected. Yes, that quickly. If only I could get other journals to respond so quickly (and with a different answer). I've had one article under review for nearly 3 months now, and I'm crossing my fingers for an accept some time soon. Sure would help the ol' vitae there.
I'm already retooling the article to send to another journal. Onward and upward.


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If you haven't seen Man of Steel then you probably don't know that there has been a bit of an outcry with the way it was done. Movie critics were not very happy with Superman's portrayal in the film. This was the case with a lot of fans as well. Others loved it and were happy with the new direction the movie had taken. I was one of those.
There are a few things that are quoted as being wrong about the movie. The fact that it doesn't have the heart of the old Donner films; the treatment Louis Lane's character received; the mass destruction caused by Superman fighting General Zod and his lieutenants and the final act of killing Zod by snapping his neck.
I think sometimes people forget that this is a form of art. It is not a documentary. As an artist this is the story I want to tell, whether it's through music, a painting, a sculpture, a novel or a movie.
Think Picasso (and I am by no means saying Snyder is a Picasso here, and I'm not saying he's not either 🙂 ), his earlier works were a lot more 'real' than his later works. He is still drawing a man but his interpretation of that man has changed drastically. I think Snyder and co did something similar here, except the other way around. They took something which was greatly unrealistic and they made it 'real'.
The Donner films as great as they were (not sure about the third one though) were not very realistic (just because I have glasses on the woman I love doesn't recognize me?) and that was Donner's interpretation. Snyder's film is a lot more realistic (but still not all the way there, fine the woman can now recognize me but the other guys at The Daily Planet don't?). So when you've set out to tell a much more realistic story of Superman how do you prevent collateral damage and people dying without compromising yourself as an artist?
I applaud the studio for allowing Snyder's artistic integrity to stay intact. It could've been so easy to follow The Avengers route and have aliens attack without a single person dying, to have the chitauri land into building and not kill a single person. It would have made the masses happy and no doubt MoS would have made one and half times what it did. But they didn't. And I'm glad they didn't.
However, this answers the comparison to the Donner film and the mass destruction to some degree. What about Louis Lane and the killing of Zod? The Louis Lane is a bit easier so let's start there. I agree that they could've done a better job with her. But I somehow feel that a big part of this was done intentionally (see my other post). I think Amy Adams was great in the role.
What about the killing of Zod? We all know that Superman does not kill. Ever. He is a symbol of all that is good in our society. Strength with responsibility and a vast sea of compassion. You'll be shocked to learn that he has killed Zod before in one of Richard Donner's films, but let's leave that for now. Let's rather ask the question why does he never kill? Where does this no kill policy come from? Good people kill all the time to save their loved ones. If a bad guy was about to kill me and the only way Superman had of stopping him was to kill him I sure hope he does! Is it unfathomable that the very act of having to kill Zod is the reason for his deep rooted hatred of killing? Is it too much of a jump to think that the destruction and therefore death of thousands of people during his fight with Zod was enough to make him not want to take another human life? Should he have tried to negotiate with General Zod or move the fight to another less populated locale? And of course Zod would have understood perfectly and welcomed the suggestion to fight somewhere else. Ridiculous to say the least. For the sake of the movie and artistic intent it's a good thing it happened. It has given us incredible insight into what man Superman is and becomes.


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Editor's note: This is Gwo Yinn's personal report of a talk presented by Father Paul Goh at a Catholic forum on homosexuality, held on 29 May 2008.
Source: Live today as if there's no tomorrow – blog
30 May 2008
Fr Goh's presentation is entitled Counselling and Psychotheraphy to Homosexuals.
He started by saying he's not there to pass judgement on anyone. He said his presentation is based on his professional experience. He didn't say whether it's as a priest or as a clinical psychologist.
His first slide is on rapport and relationship building which requires empathy, genuinenness and positive regard, caring and acceptance. According to him, a person can be trained to be empathetic. Genuineness requires consistency between the words, feelings, expressions and gestures. In the case of a person whose parents do not show unconditional positive regards, the person shows psychological problems. I think he quoted a study by a Karl Roger on this.
His second slide is on barriers or resistance to counselling.
He talked about fear of rejection or judgement, lack of trust especially with a person with disorder (presumably the disorder of homosexuality) or false belief (probably the belief that homosexuality is ok), shame and guilt, denial (which he said is a common ego defense mechanism, a person deny he or she has a problem so as to feel comfortable with him or herself. See my explanation for his notion of false belief), or ego syntonic which he elaborated as a subjective feeling of comfort with one's homosexual behaviour, i.e. the person does not feel the distress he should although his parents for example show objective concern. This is in contrast to ego dystonic where the person feels distress, which is a 'better' feeling as it'd move the person to seek help.
I think he also mentioned at this point of his presentation that there're people who're sick but refused to see a doctor because he or she doesn't want to know what ails him/her.
This I feel is the most loaded of his slides. To use an analogy of Fr Garcia during the previous talk, it's poison masquerading as coke. A homosexual who's comfortable with his sexuality is someone who's in denial or has a false belief or is suffering from ego syntonic. I believe he's talking as a priest who believe homosexuality and/or homosexual acts is wrong, who believe homosexual should and could change into a heterosexual, who is probably feeling helpless and frustrated at the current climate of increasing tolerance and acceptance towards homosexuality, rather than the cool and detached clinical psychologist that he wanted to appear to be.
His next slide is on assessing client problems.
First would be intake or history interviews. He'd find out the background information about the client and family, (he specifically mentioned relationship with father and mother), education, work, medical history, current situation, etc.
As an aside, here he mentioned there're two types of homosexuals i.e. overt homosexuals are those who will not act out due to education etc, and covert homosexuals who'd act out.
In the next breath, he said that he suspend judgement. The word suspend I think is telling.
In order to define the problems, he'd find out the components of the problem. This is assess by diagnostic psychological tests amongst which he mentioned the Roschard (Sp?) Ink Blot Test. He gave the impression that he uses the ink blot tests quite a lot. He described it as very sophisticated and very subtle. He'd assess the client's feelings, cognition, self-perception, behaviours (probably to see whether the guy is a 'covert' or 'overt' homosexual), physical complaints, interpersonal aspects, and concommitent disorders.
He'd explore pattern of contributing events i.e. significant event which trigger homosexuality in the person for example exposure to porn (presumably gay porn. He didn't say whether a man expose to lesbian porn would turn into a lesbian) or make friends who have similar problems. (Peer pressure? Breathing the same air?)
He'd check on the client's coping skills, ego defense mechanism and strengths and resources.
His next slide was a list of problems. It's headed by his all time favourite, gender identity disorders, followed by mood disorders, bipolar disorders, schizophrenia, personality disorders (there're 11 of these and apparently his homosexual clients or all homosexuals suffer from every one of the 11!)
He talked about people who will not accept these as his problems, but are rigid and insist that others must change. These people use intellectual thinking (or discourse?) to cover up these failures and weakness. I suspect here he's talking about apparently well-adjusted homosexuals asking for repeal of S377A, or homosexuals in the audience asking what's wrong with homosexuality. I remember thinking at this point that he's surprisingly unpriestlike.
The next slide is on goal setting. This is in order to obtain insight of one's dynamics of family and personality, to self- regulate one's negative emotion, to learn a healthy way of controlling one's impulses (especially sexual impulses), deal with ego-defense mechanisms e g denial and learn healthy ego-defense eg altruism, sublimation, and to change narcissism which is supposedly a maladaptive characteristic.
Next, he talked about strategies and therapeutic approaches. These must aim at therapeutic goal and be within the competency of the counselor or therapist. He said that he integrated psychological means with spiritual means, such as meditation for healing and forgiveness (forgiveness of oneself and others), spiritual direction (I'm not sure here whether he meant directions from a spirit guide or directions where you want to go spiritually), retreat of prayers, and application of sacrament. He uses hypnosis which is effective if the person is not resistant. (The disclaimer I thought is particularly brilliant. If he manage his client is 'cured' through hypnosis, it's cure. If the client is not 'cured', it's because the client is resistant.) He talked about using exocism. Spiritual means he said really help people who really has faith. (I'm repeating myself, but what the heck! If his client is 'cured' by whatever spiritual means he used, the cure works. If the client is not 'cured', that's because he has little faith. Gosh! I'm bitchy!)
He ended his presentation saying that after listening to his talk, he hope the audience can be empathetic and sympathetic towards people with SSA. I thought it was rather disingenuous of him to express that after all his innuendo and talk about maladaption and disorders.
If any proof is needed that the series of talk has managed to implant – if any implanting is required in the first place – that homosexuals are sick and not to be trusted, during the Q & A, the first question came from a woman who wanted to know if there's any test to detect homosexuals, in case a homosexual enter into the church hierachy and harm the congregation.
Fr Goh gave a long rambling answer. He talked about symptoms of a homosexual such as strong need of affection and approval (I pity the child who expresses any need for affection and approval from a parent in the audience thereafter), emotional dependency and narcisism (perhaps the parents in the audience were thinking of banning mirrors from their house). Here he mentioned that covert homosexual has less severe problems than overt homosexuals, where what he meant was overt homosexuals, not having acted out their same sex attraction, would 'cause less problem'. It's possible it's just a slip of the tongue but it does give rise to the suspicion that he's merely parroting some literature. He insisted again that he doesn't make moral judgement. But in the next breath, he said that it's the homosexual priests who caused the sexual abuse scandal in America.
In reply (sort of) to the question about the change in orientation, he again talked about overt homosexual and gender identity disorder. He mentioned the scenario where a man came out as gay after marriage and said that he'd run a psychological assessment to find out what's wrong with him.
A young woman with short spiky hair and loose shirt and jeans asked whether a man with SSA is allowed to be a priest. He said that he'd run tests (presumably the very sophisticated and very subtle ink blot test) to see how severe is his problems. He might allow a covert homosexual in the seminary, but definitely not an overt homosexual.


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For some reason my last ost did not make it on the site! Maybe it's lost in cyberspace lol. Does anyone experience numb hands from the Chantix? I was just curious. If it doesn't go away tomorrow (quit date) I will wear wrist guards. Any advice is appreciated!
I dod not have these symptons. I was on Chantix for 1 month before my quit. Didn't you say you had been on it for only 1 week??Maybe you should see your Dr.
I dod not have these symptons. I was on Chantix for 1 month before my quit. Didn't you say you had been on it for only 1 week??Maybe you should see your Dr.
That would be my advice as well. I don't thin it is not even listed on the side effects list that is a mile long.
Good luck Aeris.
Good luck Aeris.
I was actually at the clinic today and they said it was nothing to worry about. It may be poor circulation even though I exercise a lot and am very thin! Wickworx, sorry again for assuming you were female!! lol
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Wales and Ospreys centre Bishop convicted of assault after drunken attack in Cardiff
15:11 GMT, 28 September 2012
Convicted: Bishop leaves Cardiff magistrates' court on Thursday
Ospreys have announced that they are carrying out an internal investigation after centre Andrew Bishop was convicted of assault at Cardiff magistrates' court.
The 27-year-old Wales international left a man needing eight stitches after punching him in the face in what was described as an 'unprovoked attack' in Cardiff city centre in the early hours of August 20.
Bishop, from Treorchy, Rhondda, admitted the assault and was ordered to pay fines and compensation of over 1,000.
Swansea-based region Ospreys say they will carry out a 'thorough investigation' into the matter, but have selected Bishop to face Munster on Saturday.
Prosecutor Katie Pidgeon told Cardiff magistrates on Thursday how an 'intoxicated' Bishop 'was sat on the ground in a doorway with his head down' when victim Allan Hornsey asked him: 'are you all right.'
The court was then told how Mr Hornsey was slapped in the face with the back of Bishop's hand before he was punched, cutting his upper lip.
'He was throwing punches with his clenched fists with both hands,' Miss Pidgeon told the court.
Bishop, who has been capped 16 times by
Wales, at first denied the assault but later admitted it when shown CCTV
footage of the incident, which took place at 2.50am.
Dragon: Bishop last appeared for Wales against the Barbarians in June (above)
Back in action: Bishop plays against Munster on Saturday
His lawyer Stuart Hutton described how his client 'enormously regretted' the incident and described Bishop as 'mild, polite and regarded as a gentleman who breaks up arguments on the rugby pitch'.
Mr Hutton added: 'He has never been disciplined or shown any card apart from a yellow for being offside.'
Bishop was ordered to pay 1,065 including a 465 fine and 500 compensation to Mr Hornsey.
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integrity and stand by values which are important.'
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| x . Composite front door which opens onto the driveway. Tiled flooring.
|Entrance Hall
| x . Double glazed uPVC window facing the side. Radiator, laminate flooring, ceiling light. Original door into the porch with stained glass patterned feature panel.
|15'6" x 12'5" (4.72m x 3.78m). Double glazed uPVC window facing the front overlooking fields. Radiator and wood burner, laminate flooring, wall lights and ceiling light.
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|18'8" x 12'7" (5.7m x 3.84m). UPVC back door which opens onto the garden. Double doors into the conservatory. Double aspect double glazed uPVC windows facing the rear and side overlooking fields to the rear. Radiator, laminate flooring, ceiling spotlights and feature plinth lighting. Square edge work surface, high gloss wall and base units including full length pantry style units accross one wall. Central island incorporating a breakfast bar, one and a half bowl sink with chrome mixer tap, integrated electric eye-level double Elecrolux oven, five ring Elecrolux gas hob with contemporary over hob extractor, integrated standard dishwasher, space for washing machine.
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| x . Double glazed uPVC window facing the side. Radiator, boiler, ceiling light.
|11'2" x 8'11" (3.4m x 2.72m). French double glazed doors which open onto the garden. Double glazed hardwood windows facing the rear overlooking fields. Radiator, tiled flooring, wall lights.
| x . Double glazed uPVC window facing the side. Ceiling light.
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|11'2" x 12'5" (3.4m x 3.78m). Double glazed uPVC window facing the front overlooking fields. Radiator, sliding door wardrobe, set of bedside tables, spotlights.
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|11'2" x 12'7" (3.4m x 3.84m). Double glazed uPVC window facing the rear overlooking fields. Radiator, laminate flooring, a built-in wardrobe, cupboard housing the water tank. Spotlights.
|Bedroom Three
|7'2" x 8'4" (2.18m x 2.54m). Double glazed uPVC window facing the front overlooking fields. Radiator, laminate flooring, ceiling light.
|7'2" x 6'2" (2.18m x 1.88m). Loft access . Double glazed uPVC window with frosted glass facing the rear. Radiator, tiled flooring with underfloor heating, part tiled walls, spotlights. Close coupled WC, corner bath with mixer tap and shower attachment and corner shower, wall-mounted sink with mixer tap.
| x . Hedge enclosed with golden gravel. Gated side access to the rear garden.
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optimization problem is solved. The solution quite clearly shows that
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And now on to other things. Thank you, thank you, thank you Valerie, thank you again for the great SSS box. I love it. Not only was there a great selection of wools in some of my favorite colors with some new Peruvian, I received 2 TWO!!! skeins of Sari Silk yarn. It was all I could do not to cast on something as soon as I saw it. Eyed up the needles, but restrained myself, will be good think about it and cast on the right project. And there were a TON of Knitting 'zines. 2 count 'em TWO patterns to go with enough ribbon yarn to complete a project(Now comes the hard part of decision because they are both beautiful patterns). The Harry pens are mine, I hid the midges from the DH. I love the tins they came in going up next to the WonderWoman tin when Im done(yeah went up last night) and I needed more stickies too. Can never have enough stickie notes.
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What a sweetie!
- July 27, 2007 at 3:45 PM
- Valerie said...
I am soooo happy you liked everything. I was so very selective when I went through my stash. I was looking for the color tones you mentioned any wool that I may have had. I was soooo happy you were interested in knitting with Sari Silk! The magazines were a shot in the dark but I figured if you already had them then you could always give them to a friend. You're very very welcome and I am soo glad you enjoyed the package!
- July 28, 2007 at 2:00 AM
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Lucky lucky you!
I have been dying to join a swap but cannot find any.
I have heard the Tea Swap and the Coffee swap will be starting up soon.
have you heard any info on any of this?
- July 28, 2007 at 1:09 PM
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Jen, thanks for stopping by lst weekend. I FINALLY finished book 7 last night and I like the way she ended it. LOVE those toddler socks! Can I ask where you get the pattern? I haven't been able to find one I like yet.
- July 29, 2007 at 1:11 PM
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AWW such a cuttie. BTW I got your box on Tuesday. Thank you for everything. I will be posting to my blog later today.
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After we had announced to our family we were expecting, my sister was eager to take me shopping. I had not done any shopping at this stage as we were still awaiting our first scan and therefore had not told anybody except for close family. Me and my sister had a fun day visiting Mamas & Papas and Aladdin's Cave and came away with some beautiful goodies for a rather spoilt baby.
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Bangladeshi Poured Perfume Before Burying His Own Son
March 30, 2015
According to the post of Ayman Mat, a Bangladeshi and a Filipina was arrested for killing a 4-month-old son which was born out of wedlock. In his post, the Bangladeshi allegedly poured a perfume before he buried his son. The Filipina mother tried to intervene but it didn't stop the Bangladeshi to do his crime.
#?Kuwait? : Securitymen have arrested a Bangladeshi man and his Filipino mother for killing his own son who was born out of wedlock fearing legal action. The man told police later that he said he loved his son so much , which is why he poured a bottle of perfume over the baby's body before burying him in a yard in Fahaheel area , the child's mother tried to keep the suspect from killing the child but to no avail. they were referred to the concerned authorities for investigation .


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The aerospace industry, automotive industry and medical sectors are concerned about direct marking and traceability issues. Thanks to the highly developed reading and marking technologies of the present day, the problems inherent to the conventional and manual marking methods have been solved by the innovative automated marking technologies. This is why the AS9132 standard is extensively used for Dot Peen marking of Data Matrix codes.
People who are new to AS9132 might wonder what this standard is and why it is important. AS9132 is essentially a new Unique Item Identifier (UID) coding standard which defines the uniformity, quality and other technical requirements for Dot Peen marking and other metal components using Data Matrix symbologies. This AS9132 standard also defines the standard criteria essential to ensure electronic scanning or reading of the symbol. The AS stands for Aerospace standard. It was originally developed by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE).
Specific AS9132 guidelines with regards to the direct part marking of aerospace components have been issued by the Air Transport Association (ATA). These issued guidelines (SPEC 2000, Chapter 9) state that permanent part identification using bar code technology and, in particular, Data Matrix symbologies must be undertaken. The main objective is to mark a part with a 'unique identifier' to allow tracking of serialized parts during full life cycle of the parts and facilitate the use of automated processes in parts handling. Chapter 9 has explicitly mentioned data content although technical requirements or quality for Dot Peen and other marking technologies has not been mentioned.
AS9132 specifies uniform quality technical specifications that are required for 2D-Data Matrix symbols for direct marking onto the metal surfaces. This new standard AS9132 helps accessing the quality of Data Matrix symbols which are marked directly onto the surfaces of metal. AS9132 standardization helps evaluating the symbol quality and receives a PASS or FAIL based on the six parameters that are included in the standard.
The six parameters of AS9132 standard are described as follows.
· Symbol contrast: The difference in reflectance between the light and dark regions is the symbol contrast. But this symbol contrast doesn't apply to Dot Peen dat a matrix symbols.
· Dot center offset: Dot center offset parameter refers to the deviation of a round element from the actual center of a cell.
· Angle of distortion: It is the amount of deviation from a 90degree relation between the X and Y axes. An acceptable angle of distortion is plus or minus 7 degree.
· Cell Fill: The percentage of ideal cell size that the element fills is called the cell fill area. 60% to 105% is the acceptable cell fill area.
· Dot Ovality: The extent to which round elements deviate from an ideal circle is called Dot ovality region. Up to 20% deviation is acceptable.
· Quiet Zone: At least one element in width, quiet zone is the unmarked area around the symbol.
Once the symbol quality clears all the parameters of AS9132 standard, the data matrix symbols now are ready to be used as per the Department of Defense (DoD) norms.


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Skip to comments.Hawking: God may play dice after all
Posted on 05/23/2002 3:02:41 AM PDT by lavaroise
Despite an aging Albert Einstein's famous comment, "God does not play dice with the universe," renowned cosmologist Stephen Hawking and his academic collaborator Thomas Hertog now suggest that God did roll the dice at least once at the moment of creation.
Like that familiar wizened sage atop the highest peak, God cast that first die down a mountain of potential energy where, according to Hawking and Hertog, it rolled like a snowball, growing, expanding and inflating into the universe we know today.
"The quantum origin of our universe implies one must take a 'top down' approach to the problem of initial conditions in cosmology," Hawking and Hertog write in their latest paper on the subject "Why does inflation start at the top of the hill?"
Inflation and creation started at the top of a potential energy mountain, the two cosmologists claim, where fundamental field particles acted like snowflakes that coalesced into cosmological snowballs. A rolling stone may gather no moss, but the rolling die of creation known to physicists as a subatomic particle called the "Hawking-Moss instanton" gathered these snowflake-like particles.
"The early evolution of our universe is a bit like a ball of snow that grows while rolling down a hill," Hertog told WorldNetDaily in an exclusive interview. Hertog equated the growing snowball to a field of particles. "Our calculations show that our universe was most likely created by this field at the top of a 'potential hill.'"
Like mischievous children, quantum fluctuations in the early universe rolled the cosmological snowball down the hill and it expanded.
"Because of Heisenberg's famous uncertainty principle, the field at the top of the hill fluctuates," Hertog explained. "Because the top of the hill is an unstable point, these fluctuations eventually cause the field to roll all the way down."
The snowball of creation eventually settled into a valley and became the universe that surrounds us today, Hertog explained. Although this valley is lower than it was at the beginning of everything, "the bottom of the valley doesn't seem to be at sea level," Hertog said. Cosmological sea level may be described by Einstein's famous "cosmological constant that cosmologists are measuring," he added.
Hawking and Hertog assert that their "top down" approach to cosmology is a fundamental departure from scientific tradition.
"The usual approach to the problem of initial conditions for inflation is to assume some initial configuration for the universe and evolve it forward in time," Hawking said. "This could be described as the 'bottom up' approach to cosmology."
The quantum nature of the cosmos, however, dictates the "top down" approach, Hawking claims, because the history of the universe depends on the mountain, the dice, the snowflakes and the snowballs. In other words, the universe "depends on the observables being measured."
God may play dice then, but only if the dice are loaded. If the universe depends on observables, it also depends on we the observers, so the dice had to somehow guarantee that we humans would emerge. Physicists call this idea the so-called "Weak Anthropic Principle" from the Greek "anthropos," which means "man" or "human."
"The top-down approach is a mathematical formulation of the Weak Anthropic Principle," Hawking writes, in which observed values of all physical and cosmological quantities are restricted by the requirement that carbon-based life must exist.
"The top-down approach incorporates the Weak Anthropic Principle because it takes into account certain observed features of our universe such as the fact that it expands in order to explain its origin," Hertog said. "In other words, a top down approach does not tell us how the universe should be, but why the universe is the way it is."
"If Hawking speaks, we should probably listen," Randolph-Macon College physics professor George Spagna told WorldNetDaily from Ashland, Va.
"The approach Hawking and Hertog apply in their paper is to work backwards from the current state of the universe to its possible origins, rather than attempting to cook up the appropriate initial state and see if it evolves forward into something resembling the present universe," Spagna explained. "Hence, it is akin to attaching mathematics to the Weak Anthropic Principle, because we obviously inhabit a universe whose conditions permit our very existence in the first place."
Mike Martin regularly reports on breaking science news for ScienceNewsWeek, United Press International and other publications. View his other stories at sciencenewsweek.com.
AFter all, man uses nature to support man, while nature does not use man to support itself. "Natural" death is not jurisdiction over man, it is man's life that has jurisdiction over nature to prolongate/bless man's life. If nature is the manipulated blessing for man, then man has the jurisdiction.
Hence, since jurisdiction comes before nature, a creator with jurisdiction had to exist before our bodies did. A sort of proof of G_d by jurisdiction as opposed to the definitions all make of G_d.
So, because of the wild improbability of a random universe being able to support life, they assume a restriction that "life must exist."
Reminds me of a joke from my economics days in college... an engineer and an economist fall into a pit. The engineer says, "Let me see if I can find a way out." He measures and calculates, draws diagrams in the floor of the pit, scratches his head, and finally concludes that it is impossible for them to get out. The economist retorts, "Hah. It's quite simple, actually. First, assume we have a ladder..."
As dessert is served, I bring up the secret-of-the-universe question. Wolfram's theory that there is a single rule at the heart of everything - a single simple algorithm that, in effect, generates all the rules of physics and everything else - is bound to be one of his most controversial claims, a theory that even some of his close friends in physics aren't buying. Furthermore, Wolfram rubs our faces in the dreary implications of his contention. Not only does a single measly rule account for everything, but if one day we actually see the rule, he predicts, we'll probably find it unimpressive. "One might expect," he writes, "that in the end there would be nothing special about the rule for our universe - just as there has turned out to be nothing special about our position in the solar system or the galaxy."
If he means that the Vulkans will be landing any day. he is all wet. So far the evidence is that we are not only special but unique.
Einstein said "God does not play dice with the universe," and Niels Bohr said, "Albert, don't tell God what to do" (or something to that effect)
I always thought this principle was more than a bit hokey. It should be called the Circular Reasoning Principle: the Universe cannot be any different because if it was any different, we wouldn't be around to observe it. Maybe calling it the "Begging the Question Principle" would be more accurate.
I have done so all my life.
However, there is also good reason to presume that the creation did in fact take place some several billions of years ago.
Nowhere. But when I get down into the basement, I can see in great detail how the work was done.
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Conference Outline
Day 1: Monday - Build up / Registration / Welcome Function
Day 2: Tuesday - Conference Opening / Conference
Day 3: Wednesday - Conference / Conference Dinner
Day 4: Technical tours
Structure of sessions
The conference will be organized in thematic sessions, combining invited speakers and open platform presentations.
Contributing oral presentations are allotted 15 minutes plus 5 minutes for questions, and will be placed in thematic sessions.
Posters will be displayed during the entire conference, and authors are expected to present their posters during scheduled poster sessions.
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Keynote Speakers
Dr Brian D'Arcy
As a biologist, (BSc, MSc), Brian documented the return of fish to the UK's notoriously polluted River Mersey, but worked for most of his career in water pollution control, and catchment planning, (in England, then Scotland). He provided the technical lead for SEPA (Scottish Environment Protection Agency) on diffuse pollution, including regulatory innovations. He was one of the leading people in the UK encouraging rural BMPs, and developing SUDS philosophy – Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems, continuing that work as an independent consultant in the years since leaving SEPA in 2010. A former Secretary of the International Water Association Diffuse Pollution Specialist Group, Brian is still active with IWA, currently leading a new Task Group initiative to produce a report on Land Use and Water Quality in 2019, gathering evidence by stimulating research papers and reviews for 2017-18 presentations and publications. Awarded a PhD from the Abertay University in 2012, he has published many papers, co-edited conference proceedings, and is lead author of 3 books, the latest (IWAP, in press) "Wealth Creation Without Pollution – Designing for industry, ecobusiness parks and industrial estates". Currently working with several British Universities, and is a visiting lecturer at Guangzhou University, P.R. China.
Dr Aaron Wolf
Aaron Wolf is a professor of geography in the College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences at Oregon State University. He has an M.S. in water resources management (1988, emphasizing hydrogeology) and a Ph.D. in environmental policy analysis (1992, emphasizing dispute resolution) from the University of Wisconsin, Madison. His research focuses on issues relating transboundary water resources to political conflict and cooperation, where his training combining environmental science with dispute resolution theory and practice have been particularly appropriate.
Dr. Wolf has acted as consultant to the US Department of State, the US Agency for International Development, and the World Bank, and several governments on various aspects of international water resources and dispute resolution. He has been involved in developing the strategies for resolving water aspects of the Arab-Israeli conflict, including co-authoring a State Department reference text, and participating in both official and "track II" meetings between co-riparians. He is author of Hydropolitics Along the Jordan River: The Impact of Scarce Water Resources on the Arab-Israeli Conflict (United Nations University Press, 1995); co-author of Core and Periphery: A Comprehensive Approach to Middle Eastern Water (Oxford University Press, 1997), Transboundary Freshwater Dispute Resolution: Theory, Practice and Annotated References (United Nations University Press, 2000), and Managing and Transforming Water Conflicts (Cambridge University Press, 2009); and editor of Conflict Prevention and Resolution in Water Systems (Elgar, 2002). All told, he is (co-) author or (co-) editor of seven books, and close to fifty journal articles, book chapters, and professional reports on various aspects of transboundary waters.
Dr. Wolf, a trained mediator/facilitator, directs the Program in Water Conflict Management and Transformation, through which he has offered workshops, facilitations, and mediation in basins throughout the world. He developed and coordinates the Transboundary Freshwater Dispute Database, which includes a computer compilation of 400 water-related treaties, negotiating notes and background material on fourteen case-studies of conflict resolution, news files on cases of acute water-related conflict, and assessments of indigenous/traditional methods of water conflict resolution (www.transboundarywaters.orst.edu). He was also a member of UNESCO's task force for the development of the Sixth Phase of the International Hydrology Program (2002-2007), the UNESCO/ADC Third Millennium Program on International Waters, and IWRA's Committee for International Collaboration, and is a co-director of the Universities Partnership on Transboundary Waters.


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Archive for July 21st, 2006
Israel Arabs torn between both sides
Israeli Arabs are torn – not because they do not know where to stand between one side and the other, not because they cannot decide which side to support. Because they are anxious about the fate of both sides. They want the best for both sides. They express the common interest of both sides. They are calling for an end to to the bloodshed.
Nazir Majali, Ha'aretz
I have a friend who lives in one of the villiges near Nazereth. Some rockets fell 400 meters from hishouse, and the one which fell in Nazareth was 50 meters from his sister's home. The two children killed were her son's best friends, with whom he played with on daily basis.
Most arab communities do not have sirens. If the wind is in the right direction, they hear the bomb warnings from the neighboring Jewish towns.


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Blu-Med to work with Idaho and New York communities to increase hospital surge capacity
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December 4 '07: BLU-MED Response Systems, a Washington State-based partner with the National Congress, has announced two new contracts to help communities in Idaho's District Four and Suffolk County, New York increase their hospital surge capacity capabilities. In a press release, the company said it would provide two types of deployable medical shelters which could handle a full-scale medical emergency.
In Idaho, BLU-MED said it would deliver "three Rapidly Deployable Medical Response Systems ... [which] includes customized BLU-MED deployable medical shelters, HVAC and electrical systems, generators and ancillary support units," that will also be able to provide training and support services in early 2008. The shelters will be used to help "boost medical surge capaity in the event of pandemic influenza, bioterrorism, or other mass casualty event."In New York, the company said it would provide two deployable response systems "that have been upgraded with negative pressure isolation capacity, a decontamination system, and a complete latrine package." BLU-MED President Gerrit Boyle said, "These systems will offer great flexibility in meeting both Idaho's and Suffolk County's public health needs in a disaster or emergency ... They can be utilized to provide space for hospital surge capacity, medical isolation and large-scale immunizations, as well as, extra capacity for triage and evaluation at the scene of an incident."
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I attended my first STAR EAST in Orlando last week. I have been to a few other testing conferences, most local ones through TISQA here in NC and 2 QAI conferences a few years ago in Florida. Overall it was a good experience, some interesting talks and topics and a few ones that I thought could have been replaced by better.
Some general thoughts on the conference:
- If your going to be a speaker ( here or anywhere ), record yourself first and watch it. I have done this before and it's amazing the ticks and other things that you do that are distracting. This is for all speakers, new, veteran, and potential. Being critical, it's easy to pick out 6 things that your doing that you should stop or change.
- Why are the locations so expensive? Is it the price the keynotes or other presenters charge? Is it the space required? It just seems like a lot of overkill to have that grand a place with that much of a cost involved to get the information needed.
- Most of what I got out of the conference is that I'm doing things right or headed down the right path at work ( at least in testing ). There are lots of ideas for helping other areas get on board with a push to agile as well.
- Some of the more interesting things I come home with are side notes or passing references to tools or books mentioned by speakers. I'll have a list in a bit but I've already ordered 3 books from amazon. I wish presenters didn't fly by this information so quickly.
- Lot's of people and very diverse. I'd guess 900 at the keynotes on Wednesday. A lot of variety there to ,US, Canada, Mexico, Australia, Norway, Britain, India, China, and many more. Lots of difference ages, sexes, attitudes, and opinions.
- Lots of information about user info from Google, Mozilla, and Microsoft. Testers are customer advocates and/or users, but not the customers or the users the app's are designed for.