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"This recipe is for green beans and potatoes that is so yummy. Now it could be made better with more butter, bacon grease, etc but to keep it at 3 pts for Weight Watchers it needs to be as written. It is super good. My mother in law is very picky and she liked it a lot. My kids who won't eat garlic usually had seconds. The secret ingredient is the sugar as small as it is so don't leave it out. Tastes good with yukon gold small potatoes also. This recipe came from an internet site a while back and the original creator was unknown then. It has been a favorite. Enjoy! ChefDLH"
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Hi Gordon
I am amazed these guys are still alive
Remember the ride on the yellow water taxi in Poland ?
Keith has extracted money and my moulds for the water taxi and another mould of mine that he was supposed to builds boats for he has had over £20k in deposits and not built the boat that was ordered for my client
To make matters worse I found out he was trying to sell the moulds to my client behind my back as well as coming over to USA to try to sell the idea to Rowes Warf in Boston USA whom I had been dealing with for well over a year
Another £15k in lawyers fees and I am no where near as Keith has come back to U.K and the last I heard he is trying to set up a marina in Daventry backed by Royal Bank of Scotland
Since getting mixed up with the lowlife more has come out of the woodwork before the terrible twins went to Poland more deception and double dealing went on with a company here in U.K called Amber Boats ( Tom Smith ) who is again another one to fall foul of them
Best Regards
Hi Gordon
I have been on to Tom as well so now know all there was going on before
I have had to set up a build facility here in U.k after what went on in Poland with that arsehole
Now have a Polish guy working here who live in Malborg "That's where the river boats are being made by Keith's Brother Paul and I was told by him that Paul is a lot worse than Keith
I real terms Keith has shafted me and my company to the tune of around £175k not to mention lost sales and lost time
After finding out that Keith is trying to set up a marina in U.K he is leaving himself wide open to U.K law now (if that works )
Certainly he can be tracked down and possibly worth getting someone to see him !!!
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New video: J. David Hughes speaking at Cornell in May.
This is a fascinating talk by a research fellow at the Post Carbon Institute,
given at Cornell-5-2-12,
"Energy Sustainability Dilemma : Powering the Future in a Finite World"
Most of the easy energy is gone. This was oil which was plentiful, and easy to get,
with a very high net Energy Return on Investment (EROI).
Now we are pursuing Deep Ocean Drilling, Tar Sands, Fracked Shale Gas, etc.
Are we heading for a dead end? Where the it takes more energy to get the gas
then the gas itself holds?
What about Wind and Solar? Can they make up the difference?
This talk is somewhat technical, but essential if we are to understand our
energy options as our society pushes for more energy
The slides are here: http://www.eeb.cornell.edu/howarth/HUGHES%20Cornell%20Ithaca%20May%202%202012.pdf
May you, and all beings
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Military plans to retake Mosul from Islamic State are ready and the northern Iraqi city might be recaptured before the end of the year, the president of Iraq's autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) said on Friday.
The army and Kurdish Peshmerga forces, backed by a U.S.-led coalition, will conduct the offensive but the role of pro-government militias has not been determined, Massoud Barzani said in an interview with France 24.
"There have been multiple meetings between leaders of the Peshmerga and the Iraqi army. They have finally agreed on the military plan and the role of each side," Barzani said, without providing details.
Barzani said the timing for launching the push on Mosul, 360 km(240 miles) north of Baghdad, had not been determined, though Iraqi commanders have said it could begin as soon as late October.
Mosul, the largest city in Islamic State's self-proclaimed caliphate, was taken by the jihadists in 2014 when Iraqi security forces dropped their weapons and fled.
Since then, peshmerga have entrenched in its eastern and northern outskirts while retrained Iraqi forces have advanced to Qayyara, 60 km south of the city, last month.
Mosul, a mosaic of diverse ethnic and sectarian communities, poses challenges to war-planners, including which forces will participate in the battle and how the city will be governed after.
Barzani said Shi'ite Muslim militias and a Sunni militia run by former Mosul governor Atheel al-Nujaifi, which have pledged to take part in the offensive, had not yet been given a role.
"Regarding the Hashid Shaabi or the Hashid Watani, there must be an understanding between these forces and the residents of the Mosul area. Until now that does not exist," he said.
The Hashid Shaabi is an government umbrella for mostly Iranian-backed Shi'ite militias, and the Hashid Watani is made up mainly of former local police and volunteers from Mosul who have been trained by Turkey.
Asked if the city could be retaken by the end of 2016, Barzani said: "It is possible, but the post-liberation period must be prepared for."
"It is very important for us to have certain guarantees that this tragedy will not be repeated in the future," he said. "So we must agree with Baghdad and with the local people as well, how can we ensure that what happened will not be repeated?"
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A beautiful combo, this contemporary set will meet all your bedroom furnishing needs. Crafted from poplar and select woods, the dresser features dovetail drawers with full-extension glides and a top lined felt drawer. The matching mirror showcases a vertical design and a wood frame. Completed with a two-tone finish, this dresser and mirror set will transform your bedroom setting.
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Drawers are constructed with dovetail joinery, ensuring long-lasting strength and storage. Made up of interlocking wedge-shaped elements called pins and tails, the joint connects drawer fronts, sides, and backs, designed to withstand the daily pulling forces you apply when you open a drawer, for problem-free use. A time-tested joint that predates written history, dovetail drawers are a mark of quality furniture construction.
Showcasing unique and exceptional features, the Havering collection presents well-designed contemporary furnishings for your bedroom. Highlighted by felt-lined dovetail drawers, full extension glides, a two-tone finish and an LED lighted headboard and mirror, these pieces present wonderful function and style. Crafted from poplar and select woods, this collection showcases a contemporary design that is perfect for your modern bedroom setting.
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TLAs and FLAs - but is what I hear what you really mean?(September 05, 2012)
The English language has pretty flexible rules and this flexibility steadily increases. It is both malleable and ductile, attributes that aid communication. It also has enough mongrel tendencies and pronunciations to make it a hard language to master. That's because it has evolved over thousands of years with many other languages mixed into its form.
However, increasingly 'TLA-based' slang proliferates - not words or phrases but often initially meaningless, three and four-letter acronyms. More commonly referred to as TLAs and FLAs – they flourished in the computing industry to shorten familiar, often repeated phrases. In those cases such verbal shorthand were useful but I would guess more fashion than expedience.
We may understand the context of many TLAs but what about their precise meaning?
Consider LEDs, most know they are little twinkling, coloured lights on the front of electrical and electronic devices. How many know or care that they are Light-Emitting Diodes. Some alarm clocks have LCD screens light green or dark green numbers and that's good enough for most of us. These are Liquid Crystal Displays, great but what's Liquid Crystal and who cares? We know that credit cards have a PIN. In case you care, it's Personal Identification Number. Conversing in letters rather than words is not restricted to the electronics or computing industries. There's BLT on a sandwich–bar menus, Bacon Lettuce and Tomato. The other day I came across SSC, apparently Smoked Salmon and Cheese, but the menu-board gave the uninitiated no other information.
TLAs used to confuse
One problem with all this verbal shorthand is those that use it to confuse, for example the nerd that reels them off in a rapid litany expecting you to comprehend every word - or TLA. Of course, the music industry, along with every other, has its own TLA (and sometimes two-letter) argot. LP and EP are ubiquitous, as is CD but a recent press release received at FolkWords defined the artists as mainstream R-P, which is apparently 'retro-punk' – a new one to me without an explanation. I would hazard a guess that most people recognise R&B but is A&R commonly understood? The function may be but does everyone know what the acronym means?
Then there's the wonders of AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) somewhat like MP3 but an improved version if you believe its marketing hype; DRM (Digital Rights Management) failed software supposed to stop us sharing and copying digital music files; the good old MP3 (I bet not everyone will know this one – it's Layer 3 of the MPEG format 'Moving Picture Experts Group'. There's also WAV (Waveform Audio File) high quality digital music file, which means don't use MP3s to create CDs use WAVs instead you'll sound better, and ramping up to an FLA there's AIFF (Audio Interchange File Format) broadly, Apple's version of WAV. There are dozens of others.
All of this TLA/ FLA overload will not destroy English but they still irritate when used to confuse. So that's why every time someone (usually a spotty shop assistant) throws another one at me I can't resist asking the perpetrator what it means.
I then experience a delightful case of 'Schadenfreude' as I relish the blank stare that comes into their eyes. Ah - so you don't know either!


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It's been 5 years since we released our first EP. We'd like to say thanks to all of the artists and supporters over the years. We've had some small success for our little label and we've been happy to contribute to this music we all love. On January 11th we will be re-releasing 15 tracks […]Read More
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Texas Techno Titan, Andrei Morant, is back with his second EP on Ill Bomb. Andrei delivers four original no frills techno tracks for 'Movements', our 39th release. Remixes come from Ill Bomb veterans Owen Sands and Virulent. Andrei Morant – Movements EPRead More
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Owen Sands is back with another stunning EP for Ill Bomb's 38th release. Five original tracks once again display his enormous creativity and vast skill set in the studio. https://pro.beatport.com/release/adrift-ep/1554410 Supported by: Andres Gil, Andy James, Andy Notalez, Audio Injection aka Truncate, Blank Code, Chamomile, Chris Schoedel, Complicit, Darren Brennan, deathtechno.com – Editor, Decibel Flekx, […]Read More
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Academic Program
Central to Middleburg Academy is a mission that fosters an engaged and stimulating educational program. Our academic standards are set high by our own high-achieving faculty who embody excellence in a wonderful educational setting.
We expect much from our students: many take 5-6 classes, have ample preparations, play a sport, and cultivate their aesthetic awareness in the Arts. Each student is expected to fulfill his or her greatest potential in an educational culture that is rooted in small class sizes, rigorous instruction, and mutual respect. Our college preparatory program emphasizes the mastery of focused study habits, critical thinking, and communication skills.
Middleburg Academy's mission is to develop self-motivated students who are prepared for the independence and responsibilities of college life. They will become graduates who are informed problem-solvers ready for a complex, competitive world. The result is confident students who enter college with a solid work ethic and determination that is critical to their success.
The Disciplines
STEAM is an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. STEAM adds a creative, human, and aesthetic component to what people know as STEM. STEAM is also a verb; it is all about action in learning.
The essence of STEAM at Middleburg Academy is an attitude and an atmosphere that provokes and serves each student's curiosity. We live in an integrated world, and problems are more functionally intertwined than ever before. We want to prepare Middleburg Academy graduates for this complex, challenging world. The future leaders will be those graduates who acquire the skills we are developing in our STEAM Curriculum. Creative and collaborative thinkers that are driven to develop the best solution within the present constraints.
The goal of the English Department at Middleburg Academy is to develop the reading and writing skills of our students, together with an appreciation of both classic and contemporary literature and the ability to analyze its contents. Regular study of vocabulary, grammar, mechanics, and punctuation ensures that students have a good command of the English language and are able to express their ideas effectively. English classes also teach students basic research skills so that they may analyze, assimilate, and consolidate information from a variety of sources using the proper methods of documentation. Students usually take four years of English at Middleburg Academy, with honors and regular sections available in grades 9-12, as well as the choice of Advanced Placement English in grade 12.
The Middleburg Academy Department of Sciences strives to create an interconnected view of the classic disciplines. By inspiring students to embrace their curiosity, creativity and confidence, we aim to guide students to a new way of thinking about the universe.
Students are encouraged to ask questions and to focus on what asking a certain question means rather than only thinking of the solution. The road of questions which the students blaze leads them eventually to opportunities to do independent research and discover new innovative ways to think. Even within the core classes, the goal is to guide the students to re-create the methods through which discoveries were made originally, using the knowledge and tools they have at their disposal. To undertake this task of learning takes a certain amount of daring to make mistakes and the discipline to be honest with oneself, a combination which we hope to instill using trust and guidance.
The core science classes at Middleburg academy are Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, all offered at varying levels of depth from general to Advanced Placement. From here the course options include Astronomy, Ecology, Forensic Science, Environmental Science, Neuroscience, Gastronomy, and Advanced Research Topics. These electives are limited only by what students are interested in learning and can be supplemented by an individual study or, if there is enough interest, a new class catered to their specific curiosity.
Mathematics requires sustained immersion in a cumulative learning process that increases in complexity during high school. Beginning with the fundamentals of algebra and geometry, students are gradually introduced to the abstract language essential for higher branches of mathematics.
Problem solving is the most vital element in this process. Thus, we focus on helping students master the craft of understanding, correctly setting up, and ultimately finding solutions for problems.
Once they begin working on calculus, students have greater autonomy to explore their mathematical imagination. As powerful techniques are mastered, students are exposed to real world problems that first gave rise to calculus.
Beyond the classroom, our department has happily encouraged students to participate in mathematical olympiads. The availability and friendliness of instructors also allows motivated students to explore mathematical curiosities after school.
History courses at Middleburg Academy allow students to develop the skills that will lead to success at the collegiate level, particularly critical reading and thinking skills, data and map analysis, oral presentation skills, and analytical written expression.
Beginning in ninth grade with Western Civilization, students not only explore the ancient civilizations of the Western tradition such as Greece and Rome, but also receive an in-depth history of three distinct regions: Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. The tenth grade year focuses on European history beginning in the Renaissance period and prepares students for junior year United States history. The eleventh grade year is a detailed history of the United States. During the senior year, students are offered a wide array of electives, ranging from African history, German and Russian studies, Women and Leadership, Current Affairs, and a Civil War seminar. The History Department offers advanced placement courses in U.S. History, European History, and U.S. Government and Politics.
Middleburg Academy is blessed by its geography, and the school's short distance from Washington D.C. and the rich battle sites of both the Revolutionary War and the Civil War are frequented by our students. As well as offering great opportunities outside of school, students are able to join many extracurricular organizations supported by the history department such as Model U.N. Aided by Middleburg's S.T.E.A.M initiative, students in the history department are surrounded by all the necessary hardware and collaborative tools to become a twenty-first century student of history.
Modern and Classical Languages
"Habere alteram linguam est habere alteram animam"
"Tener otro idioma es poseer otra alma"
"To have another language is to possess another soul."
Through a holistic and interdisciplinary approach, the language department's goal is to engage students to become more world-conscious, tolerant, and knowledgeable, to be active leaders and global citizens in an ever-shrinking world.
Upon completion of language study at Middleburg Academy, our students will not only be competent in the history and culture of their particular language, they will also be able to communicate effectively in that target language, opening their future to diverse opportunities as well as putting them in the position to make effective and lasting change in their worlds.
Computer Science and Engineering
Computer Science and Engineering at Middleburg Academy is a rigorous curriculum designed by Project Lead The Way (PLTW) that completes the overall STEAM initiative launched in 2015. The infusion of these two strands of study into an already strong core curriculum in the Arts and Sciences completes the circle that enables students to develop 21st-century skills. The focus skills in these strands include curiosity, collaboration, communication, and creativity.
In the Engineering courses, students explore the fundamentals of engineering design through activities and projects that progress from ideas to complete 3D models. Engineering drawing begins on paper with isometric and oblique perspective sketching, and then progresses into complete orthogonal drawing packages that use an industry standard software package, AutoDesk Inventor. From Inventor, students are then able to produce their designs using the MakerBot 3D printers, facilitating a strong three-dimensional special awareness of form, fit and function.
The ability to take an idea from concept to a working model is critical in the 21st century. This course enables ideas to become reality. Special projects that serve Middleburg Academy are also a critical part of this course: CouchFest, PumpkinChunking, and the animated parade Dragon, to name a few.
As students progress through the Computer Science survey curriculum, they gain skill in coding and knowledge about how the Internet and the constructs that surround it are producing "best of breed" solutions to today's computing needs. The first part of the course is spent building foundation-coding skills using Scratch and MIT App Inventor. After achieving proficiency with these languages, the students then progress into Python, developing a working knowledge of object-oriented programming.
Designing and building an App provides a strong sense of creative value along with a critical understanding of knowing the material or medium within which the solution is to be developed. Blue-sky ideas constrained with real limitations are a great combination for creative tension, yielding "best of breed" solutions.
visual and performing arts
Students who study art at Middleburg Academy relish their experiences. Inspiration is all around, with 3600 square feet of loft-like studio space overlooking a stunning panorama of the Virginia countryside: a bucolic campus to photograph, paint, draw, or discover ceramics. A Sculpture/3D design program was recently initiated, allowing students to explore techniques and methods in woodworking, metal works, forging, and glass etching. A gallery between the studios provides exhibition space for our students and many have participated in local and regional exhibitions and have been very successful by winning top prizes, locally and regionally. Our recent graduates are attending top tier art schools and colleges and often return to share their experiences and achievements. In addition, many of our former students are currently employed in art related careers and also visit the campus and share their knowledge and experiences.


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Betty Love Whatley Reynolds, 82, of North Little Rock died Sunday, Aug. 25, 2013.
She was born Aug. 1, 1931 in Lewisville, Ark. to Love DuBose Whatley and Thomas Whatley.
She was preceded in death by her parents; and husband, Joe Neil Reynolds.
Betty is survived by sons, Jeff Reynolds and wife Randi of North Little Rock, Richard Reynolds and wife Pam of Shreveport, La., and John Reynolds and wife Margaret of McKinney, Texas; brother, Tommy Whatley and wife Irene; eleven grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and numerous other family and friends.
Funeral service will be at 11 a.m., today at Lakewood United Methodist Church, 1922 Topf Rd, North Little Rock with Rev. Richard Lancaster officiating. Interment will follow at Rest Hills Memorial Park.
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The Golden-winged Warbler is one of North America's most rapidly declining songbirds. Genetic swamping, or hybridization, with the closely-related Blue-winged Warbler in areas where the species' breeding ranges overlap (such as southern Ontario) is thought to be the biggest threat to the Golden-winged Warbler. We strongly suspect that the key to recovery lies in core areas such as Manitoba and south of Ontario's southern shield, where Golden-winged Warbler populations persist.
Bird Studies Canada is addressing priority research questions to direct Golden-winged Warbler conservation. We're working to determine the full extent of the species' range; identifying additional key areas for conservation; assessing the severity of threats such as habitat fragmentation, hybridization, and cowbird parasitism; and developing a better understanding of habitat needs.
Our work in Manitoba revealed a much larger Golden-winged Warbler population there than previously estimated, and demonstrated the importance of focusing conservation efforts and dollars in the province.
Dr. Christian Artuso
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This project was undertaken with the financial support of the Government of Canada.
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Bridgestone EUROPE
Oct, 23 2012
Bridgestone Corporation announced today that its subsidiary in Hungary, Bridgestone Tatabánya Termelö Kft. (Tatabánya Plant), has decided to increase the production capacity of its passenger car radial tyres (PSR). The total investment will be approximately 267 million Euro (approximately ¥26.7 billion). The planned expansion will increase the plant's production capacity by approximately 12,000 tyres per day, bringing the plant's total capacity to approximately 18,000 tyres per day. The expansion is expected to be complete during the first half of 2017.
The Bridgestone Group is continuously optimising its production and supply systems in order to quickly respond to global market demand trends and provide customers with high-quality products in a timely manner.
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Robert Cray started playing guitar in his early teens. In high school his love of blues and soul music flourished as he started collecting records. By the time he was twenty, Robert Cray had seen his heroes Albert Collins, Freddie King and Muddy Waters in concert, and decided to form his own band. The Robert Cray Band started playing college towns on the west coast. After several years of regional success, Robert Cray was signed to Mercury Records in 1982.
Robert Cray's third release, Strong Persuader, received a Grammy Award, while the crossover single "Smokin' Gun" gave him wider appeal and name recognition. The Robert Cray Band is an opening act for major stars, such as Eric Clapton and Robert Cray sells out larger venues as a solo artist. By the early 1990s, his name was immediately associated with his soothing, soulful voice, crisp, clean guitar work and innovative modern blues sound. Robert Cray has generally played Fender guitars such as Telecasters and Stratocasters. He continues to record and tour. Robert Cray appeared multiple times on Eric Clapton's Crossroads Guitar Festival and The Robert Cray Band is currently supporting 'Slowhand' on his 2006 world tour.


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Thank you to everyone who came to Alliance to celebrate the Solar Eclipse with us. It was an amazing time to make new friends from all over the world and share our community.
You, our Visitor, left Alliance and it's citizens better.
Please come visit us again!
It took the work of many, many volunteers to make it all happen in such a wonderful way. Thanks to all the citizens of Alliance for welcoming the thousands of people to Alliance, we truly are "Building the Best Hometown in America"
We shared a 360 video of the solar eclipse in Beatrice, Nebraska earlier, but now we can share one that was made at Carhenge – Friends of Carhenge!! Have you ever seen a 360-degree sunset? It is only possible if you are in a wide open space and the path of totality during a total solar eclipse. Experience #Eclipse2017 at the Carhenge, outside of Alliance, Nebraska.
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First guests for CBS' new 'Talk' show revealed
CBS claims its new show -- which invites comparisons to ABC's "The View" -- won't compete for guests or ratings.
NEW YORK -- CBS is launching panel talk show "The Talk," the first new network daytime talk show in a while, with some high-powered guests.
During their premiere week, "Talk" hosts Julie Chen, Sara Gilbert, Sharon Osbourne, Holly Robinson Peete, Leah Remini and Marissa Jaret Winokur will welcome model Christie Brinkley on Monday, Jennifer Lopez on Tuesday, Melissa Rycroft and former South Carolina first lady Jenny Sanford on Wednesday, actress Chandra Wilson on Thursday and Jamie Lee Curtis, Rick Fox and professional dancer Cheryl Burke on Friday.
ABC's "The View" is a natural comparison that people cite, though spokespeople for both shows don't like the analogy. "We're not really competing against them for ratings or guests," a CBS official said.
"View" also has booked big names next week. Monday's show features an appearance from Levi Johnston, and hosts Sherri Shepherd and Elisabeth Hasselbeck will reveal their mammogram results.
Appearances by Stephen Colbert, Arianna Huffington and guest co-host Maria Shriver are in the lineup for Tuesday, followed Wednesday by Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano, Rod Stewart and guest co-host Patricia Heaton.
Elton John, Leon Russell and T Bone Burnett perform Thursday, while a couple voted off ABC's "Dancing With the Stars" also will appear. Tyler Perry will be among the Friday guests.
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After viewing Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's proposed budget, I have the following question: Why is it that balancing the budget, reducing spending and government waste, and addressing the tax system inequities are only for the election campaigns?
Upon achieving office, politicians seem to develop amnesia or avoid carrying out such promises due to a "changing environment" or some other hooey. Gov. Malloy spent the first portion of his term ranting against spending and waste, and blaming the unions, and now he has apparently concluded that he has a mandate to spend and borrow.
For once would a politician actually follow the promises made? Wait, if it's a politician has this become accepted behavior? Gale Morganroth, Columbia


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Meet NASA's Newest Crew Member: Astrobee
It's a friendly little cube that will fly around the International Space Station.
NASA has frequently used robotics, and the space agency is currently preparing to send one adorable robot to the International Space Station to help the astronauts onboard.
Astrobee is shaped like a cube and measures 1 foot by 1 foot by 1 foot. While Astrobee is small, it can take care of a lot.
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It doesn't matter if you are young or younger, the App Store and Google Play have tons of goodies that will help you organize your schedule, plans, and have fun – all you need is your iPhone or Android smartphone. So, without further ado, here is my app recipe for this week.
If you haven't yet done so, maybe it's time to challenge your friends using this quiz game called Pixsmash. You get up to four pictures, and you have to guess a word by tapping the right letters. There are various categories – terms, movies, celebrities and much more – which means plenty of variety! You can invite your friends by messenger or email, and solve the task as fast as possible to get the most points. Oh, and you can also win real prizes. Download Pixsmash from the App Store or Google Play for free!
It's fun time! Want to become a cute kitty or a funny clown? Snap includes a wide variety of Motion Stickers with various themes so you need only use the camera and let Snap do the rest with the help of your input. Motion Switch, for example, gives you a real-time face-switch experience. You can also record videos and share them to your Moments. I'll bet you'll enjoy it a lot. Download Snap from Google Play for free!
Scurry Board
Inspired by Tiny Wings, Flappy Bird and Crossy Road, the game Scurry Board will certainly fill your free minutes while commuting or the like. The idea is to hover-skate as far as you can, all while avoiding trees, rocks and other obstacles. Oh, and keep your eye on the missile launchers that are trying to take you out. Download Scurry Board from the App Store for free!
This an app that will help you in your daily life to become more creative with less effort. MindNode will help you visualize your ideas, starting with a central thought. You can grow from there, as it allows you to brainstorm, organize and share your thoughts in an intuitive way. The clean interface really allows you to focus on the idea and create what they call a "mind map". The app allows you to create connections between otherwise unrelated topics, add photos and stickers to illustrate your ideas, rearrange thoughts and hide entire branches, and so much more. Download MindNode from the App Store ($9.99).
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The Goal of these lessons is to present the TRUTH as it is in Jesus. The book of Revelation is the revelation of Jesus. What great themes are hidden in the prophetic language of the Scripture? We hope you learn more about Jesus, His character and His plan for your life.
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Adam did not consider what would be the consequences of disobedience. He did not set his mind in defiance against God, nor did he in any way speak against God; he simply went directly contrary to His express command. But by his disobedience he lost his garden home and forfeited his right to life.
1. In addressing the church at Ephesus, what did Christ promise the overcomer? Revelation 2:7
NOTE: The reference here is to the tree of life in the New Jerusalem. See Revelation 22:2, 14. To those who obey, the Word of God is the tree of life. See John 6:63. It possesses the elements necessary for the formation of a perfect character, and upon the effect which its teaching produces in us depends our destiny for eternity. Christ, who is the living Word (See John 1:1), is also our source of life, of which the tree of life is a representation. To those who come to Him He gives spiritual life. See John 4:14; 1:12, 13; 6:63.
2. What was promised to the faithful in the persecuted church of Smyrna? Revelation 2:10
NOTE: Trials are not the smallest blessings that come to us. Through them we may gain a better knowledge of God than through any other experience, for by them we learn to trust God in the dark. Instead of allowing these experiences to hinder, oppress, and destroy us, we are to use them as God's means of enabling us to gain the victory over self. Though for a time the faith of God's faithful ones may be tested, those who sincerely love God will not be left to be overwhelmed. Jesus comes to their side. He speaks to them, encouraging them, seeking to draw their attention to the future reward: "be thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee a crown of life."
3. What two things were promised to the overcomers in Pergamos? Revelation 2:17
NOTE: In Bible times the name given was significant, and often indicative of a character trait, as that of Jacob. See Genesis 27:36. When, however, Jacob had repented and gained the victory in his life, God changed his name to reflect the change in character. See Genesis 32:28. To all those who overcome, God will give a new name, one indicative of their victory and the character that by the power of God has been wrought out in their lives. See Isaiah 62:2; 65:15 and Revelation 3:12.
4. What promise was given the church of Thyatira? Revelation 2:24-28
NOTE: In Jeremiah 1:10, the Lord made a similar promise to Jeremiah. In considering the life of Jeremiah we have to appreciate that it was in the matter of standing firmly for truth, and the world's inability to mute his message or force him to compromise with evil, that he truly ruled over them. In their response to the messages of
truth that Jeremiah bore, the future of the nations was determined. In this sense Jeremiah affected their destiny. "The prince of this world cometh," Jesus said, "and hath nothing in Me." See John 14:30. There was in Christ nothing that responded to Satan's temptations. Not even by a thought did He yield His integrity. It is this experience that Christ seeks to give us, so that by being united to Him by faith sin will no longer have dominion over us. When this is accomplished, our connection with Christ will be complete (see 1 John 2:4, 5), and Christ, the "Day Star," will truly be in our hearts (See 2 Peter 1:19), manifesting Himself in fruits of righteousness.
5. Very little life remained in Sardis. What was the promise to the faithful few? Revelation 3:5
NOTE: When we become children of God, our names are written in the books of haven, See Luke 10:20. From this text, however, it is clear that names are not only written in the book of life, but they can also be removed, or blotted from this book of records. Jesus' prayer for His disciples was not that they be taken from the world, but that they be kept, by the power of God, from becoming partakers of its spirit. See John 17:15. By revealing to others the love of Christ, we confess to the world our relationship to Him. See John 15:17; 17:21. Those who confess Him before men, He will confess before His Father in heaven. See Matthew 10:32.
6. What promise is given to Philadelphia? Revelation 3:12
NOTE: The word for "name" implies character. We are only able to overcome by the power of Christ dwelling in us. The overcomer's reception of the divine character is here referred to. The reception of Christ's name is the confirmation of His ownership. The fact that they have the name of the New Jerusalem implies that the victorious person is a resident of that city and has a right to reside there. See Revelation 22:14. The term "pillar" is obviously a figure of speech and implies a permanent and important place in the very presence of God.
7. What promise is given to Laodicea, the last of the seven churches? Revelation 3:21
NOTE: This Church had been faithfully instructed by Paul, and labored with (see Colossians 2:1; 4:16) but this effort had not met with positive results. In their condition is seen the results of the failure to respond to the messages of the Lord. But, as with the prodigal son, if those who have squandered their God-given blessings will return to the Father, willing to become obedient children, He will welcome them, setting them beside Himself in His kingdom. See Luke 15:11-24.
When this earth's history shall close, there will be only two groups of individuals-the righteous and the wicked. Every man, woman, and child will be found in one of these two groups. Through continued transgression one group will have shown themselves unfit to regain that which was lost. Those, however, who through the grace of Christ have rendered acceptable obedience, will find an abundant welcome into the beautiful Eden restored.
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Bosses at People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) are celebrating after new comedy Animal Practise was axed this week (begs15Oct12) due to low ratings.
The sitcom, featuring actor Justin Kirk as a veterinarian and The Hangover star Crystal the Monkey as his sidekick, premiered last month (Sep12), but it failed to win over viewers and was pulled after just five episodes.
Now animal rights activists have spoken out about the cancellation, applauding fans for not tuning in to support the employment of pets for the sake of human entertainment.
A statement from executive Julia Galluci reads, "PETA's staff are celebrating today in response to news that NBC's Animal Practise has been cancelled. The cancellation of Animal Practise sends the strong message that using animals for cheap laughs on TV shows is archaic and uninteresting to today's viewers, who are sophisticated enough to know that not only is putting a monkey in a lab coat not funny, it's also cruel."
PETA chiefs previously protested against the program outside studio buildings in Los Angeles and New York after receiving more than 40,000 complaints from fans over the TV show's use of animals. They also pleaded with advertisers to withdraw their funding, insisting trained animals are often removed from their mother at a young age and subjected to physical abuse by handlers.
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Another possible interpretation of user-friendliness is Ubuntu's thoroughness in building a commercial brand. Its family of subjects -- Kbuntu for KDE, Xbuntu for Xfce, Edubuntu for education -- has the advantage of assuring users that, if they want something beyond the basic GNOME desktop of Ubuntu, their experience will be much the same, no matter which they choose.
Other features, such as the third party repository for applications, the ShipIt service for those who want a CD rather than a download, and the availability of pre-loads from Dell or retail software boxes from Best Buy may all be primarily due to commercial considerations. After all, Canonical, the commercial arm of Ubuntu, is not profitable and is unlikely to be so for some years.
However, these features are also user-friendly in the sense that they give an experience not much different from what they know from proprietary applications. When dealing with Ubuntu, users are in many ways on familiar and comforting ground. At the same time, more experienced GNU/Linux users are unlikely to be offended, because, while Ubuntu has overtones of a commercial company, it still manages to be an inoffensive FOSS citizen.
From several angles, then, Ubuntu deserves its reputation for user-friendliness -- even if it needs to be qualified. Still, user-friendliness can sometimes come at a cost.
In Ubuntu's case, one of the costs may be a gradual slowing of innovation. In part, any such slowing is an unavoidable consequence of mature software. At a certain point, thinking of something new becomes much harder simply because there are fewer immediate improvements. But in recent years, the innovations seem to have become fewer, with Fedora and openSUSE introducing new features like PulseAudo or PackageKit before Ubuntu does.
Another possible problem is quality control, if grassroots commentary is any indication. The gist is that Ubuntu is not checking its packages with the same thoroughness that Debian does, and is slow to respond to bug reports. Instead, Ubuntu's concern seems to be having the latest version numbers. However, since hard figures about these concerns are not available, the problem may have more to do with rumor than any reality.
Yet another cost may be a drift away from concepts of software freedom in favor of practicality. While Mark Shuttleworth, Ubuntu's benevolent dictator, has an interest in software freedom, to judge by the number of times it is mentioned in his blog, in practice, whenever Ubuntu has a choice between software freedom and usability -- or, perhaps, commercialization -- software freedom seems to lose out.
The most obvious example of this tendency is Ubuntu's Hardware Drivers application, which helps users to download proprietary drivers. You might argue that the application simply acknowledges the inevitable, since many people want the proprietary drivers, and will install them anyway. If Ubuntu did not provide them, a less reliable sub-culture dedicated to providing them would simply emerge, as has happened with Debian and Fedora. All of which is true -- but Ubuntu might just as easily have devoted some of the energies put into this application to helping projects that are developing free software drivers, so a choice is clearly being made.
Ubuntu isn't the first distribution to struggle with usability and its relation to other issues. However, from most angles, it does seem the distribution that has spent the most time dealing with such things -- so, yes, the epithet of "most user-friendly distribution" does seem to apply.
However, answering this question is not just an end in itself. Without judging Ubuntu's decisions in any way, by looking at how it has navigated the issues, you get a snapshot of the current state of GNU/Linux distributions, especially those caught between traditional community values and the needs of commercialization.
To many, Ubuntu's choices seem sensible and inevitable. But to others, especially those familiar with old school GNU/Linux, they also raise the questions: Is user-friendliness all that a distribution needs? Or are there other values equally important?
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Actress Rachel Weisz has heaped praise on Prince William and his wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge for making her feel special and at ease after feeling embarrassed about greeting the royals with wet hands.
The Mommy beauty, who is married to James Bond star Daniel Craig, met the couple and William's brother Prince Harry at the recent London premiere of Spectre, but she reveals she didn't get a chance to dry her hands after having to rush out of the bathroom so as not to miss the royal greeting.
Weisz admits she felt like "a mess" as William approached, but he really helped to calm her nerves.
"Their whole life is about diplomacy, so their job is to make you feel at ease, but my goodness do they do it well," she gushes. "I mean, they just put me right at ease. So I was standing behind Daniel and the protocol was we had to go to the royal box and the wives met the royals outside the box, but I had gone to the loo (toilet) and I was just washing my hands and the guy in charge... was like, 'The Prince is coming, the Prince is coming,' and I didn't have time to dry my hands."
She continues, "So I ran to the spot and there he was, and I was meeting him for the first time and I curtsied and I said, 'Good evening Your Royal Highness, it's such a pleasure to meet you. I'm so sorry my hands are wet, I just washed them and I didn't have time to dry them.'
"I was a mess and he looked at me and said, 'Well, at least they're clean!' He just made me feel so good. Then the Princess, right at the end when we were leaving, and you know Daniel has to be away filming for a year, and I'm pleased that he's finished and he's home, and she turned around to me just as she was leaving and she said, 'I bet you're glad to have him home.' My eyes filled with tears because that's exactly what I was feeling and they make you feel very special. They're really good..."


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Hey guys I thought this would be appropriate for this site because I have no idea what to make of this.
It seems to be some sort of cult thing or something obscure. I started fishing around on it yesterday when I got home from work (I had received a letter in the mail with the letter containing this address for me to go to).
I haven't seen anything like this before and I am wondering if any of you guys know what this is about.
There seems to be alot of references to the word Totenkopf and from my knowledge that was a Schutzstaffel division in World War 2 but that is the only thing I have been able to make sense of so far. They also talk about a group called ONI alot and the only things I can think of is The Office of Naval Intelligence, Oni Demons in Japanese mythology and the game called Oni for PC.
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Mercury can sleep two adults on the oversized double berth forward. Aft of the cabin to port is the updated galley and opposite the galley is the enclosed head with stainless steel shower pan.Aft of this area is the main salon with a comfortable L shaped settee to starboard and a hi/lo table.The vessel comes with lighted closets,heated towel racks carpets, drapes and cushions.
The Galley is located forward of the salon to port and is equipped with the following.
Force Ten two burner propane stove with oven.
Two aluminum 10lb propane tanks.
Custom built stainless steel refrigerator with Grunnet cold plate and water cooled compressor.
Tundra 12 volt freezer. ( Under salon sole).
Pressure water system.
6 gallon water heater.
Stainless steel sink.
Ample storage.
Garmin 2010C Chartpoltter with Garmin 48 GPS.
JRC JMA -2254 raster scan Radar.
Uniden UM525 VHF with a portable Uniden submersible Ram Mic.
Bose 3-2-1 GSX U Music Plus AM/FM/CD player sound system.
West Marine hand held submersible VHF.
Air Horn.
6" Neco Compass.
2.5" Ritchie Compass.
Heart Freedom Inverter/Charger. (75 Amp).
Six six volt wet cell L-16 batteries in two 12 volt banks.
Rotary switches.
12 volt DC panel with breakers.
110 volt AC panel with breakers.
Dockside power cord.
Delta plow 35lb anchor with 400' of 1/4 inch Hi-test galvanized chain.
Spare 35lb Danforth style anchor.
Lofrans Cayman 88 electric Windlass.
Bow pulpit.
Navigation lights.
Swim platform.
Fenders and lines.
Life Sling overboard rescue system.
Instrument covers.
Flying bridge cover.
Custom cover over cockpit.
Full enclosed lower station area.
Twin Yanmar 240hp diesels with only 1037hours. (New in 2004).
Engine synchronizer.
Fully insulated engine room.
Webasto hydronic diesel heater.
Fresh water cooling system.
Raw water sea strainers.
Fuel filters.
Bilge blower.
Three bilge pumps.
Cockpit controls.
Engine alarms.
Fuel shut off valves.
Fireboy FE 241 fire extinguishing system in engine compartment.
Three hand held fire extinguishers.
Electric head with 26 gallon holding tank and a deck pump out.
Heated towel racks.
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When you enter Key West, you'll instantly feel the difference from the rest of Florida. The island's colorful culture draws a diverse crowd of characters: from cruise ship passengers, families, and couples to spring breakers, artists, and drag queens. The city's "anything goes" attitude, combined with its accepting nature, makes for a festive environment day and night. Whether you're looking for a lively nightlife scene, museums and culture, or a day in the sun, Key West offers something for everyone.
Key West is closer to Cuba than it is to Miami, and this shines through in its culture and cuisine. Make your way to the iconic Southernmost Point marker that marks 90 miles to Cuba. First-time visitors shouldn't miss the home of one of Key West's most celebrated residents—the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum. Just a short jaunt away in the Old Town, the house looks exactly how it did when the writer resided in the Conch Republic, and descendants of his six-toed cat Snowball still roam the grounds. Nights don't kick off until Sunset Celebration at Mallory Square, so be sure to arrive early and take part in the festivities before the show begins. You'll be in for a picturesque sunset that is definitely photo-worthy.
Key West's cuisine is famous for a number of reasons, but seafood is high on the list. Since you're on an island, you'll find a plethora of fresh seafood, especially stone crab, lobster, fish, and conch. Key West's restaurants serve up conch in a variety of ways, from conch chowder to fried conch fritters. The island also boasts a variety of international flavors—especially Cuban, following emigration to the area in the early 1800s. Enjoy a typical Cuban breakfast of toasted bread and a cafecito (Cuban coffee with sugar), or pick up a pressed Cuban sandwich filled with ham and cheese. The dining experience in Key West wouldn't be complete without key lime pie, and many shops claim to serve the best one in town.
Key West exudes a Mardi Gras-like atmosphere, especially during festivals. While you can see this year-round at the bars in town and at the Sunset Celebration with its sword swallowers and fire jugglers, the best way to soak in the culture is at one of the city's annual parties, like Fantasy Fest, a precursor to Halloween. The festivities include everything from a royal coronation ball crowning the Conch King and Conch Queen to drag queen contests, pet masquerade costume contests, and The Fantasy Fest Parade. In July, the city honors writer Ernest Hemingway during the annual Hemingway Days Festival with a lookalike contest at one of his local haunts, Sloppy Joe's.
Strolling along Duval Street, the main drag in Key West, you'll come across plenty of local boutiques and galleries with an eclectic selection. The Green Pineapple is one example, with a marketplace vibe featuring clothing and eco-friendly gifts, as well as the Lush Bar, serving up organic coffee and tea, wine, and chocolates. Another pick that locals love is Bésame Mucho, a shop that doubles as a gourmet store in the Bahama Village neighborhood. Go gallery-hopping along upper Duval Street and get a sense of the local art in the form of paintings, jewelry, and glass, as well as a unique selection of furniture from around the world.
While the weather is generally warm year round, the best time to visit Key West is during the dry season, from November through April. The Florida Keys are a 120-mile-long chain of islands extending south of Miami to Key West, so take the scenic route driving along the Overseas Highway's 42 bridges. Domestic and international airlines offer flights to Miami International Airport, but you can also fly directly into Key West International Airport on a number of domestic flights, or take a ferry from Florida's west coast. Since Key West is only a 2-by-4-mile island, you can skip driving and explore by bike or scooter.


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so, it's true what i've been told numerous times in the last 13 months...every stage is better than the one before. it took me a while to believe it, but now that i've experienced so many stages with my bud, i grudgingly admit it's true.
not that i'm happy about how quickly he's progressing through all the stages. :)
it's been almost a week since he turned 13 months old, and things have changed even in that time, so i wanted to jot down a few things before i forgot them.
my bud at 13 months -
- is a babbling machine! some of his discernible words: 'dadeeee', 'oh', 'wow', 'hi'. he definitely has his repertoire of sounds he goes through when he's on a babbling kick. he looks at me like i should understand what he's saying, so he's obviously trying to communicate; he's not just experimenting with sounds. my favorite is when he sees something he likes and says 'oh, wow', eyes and mouth big. this most often happens when he sees the garage door opening and closing.
- is teething like crazy. does this ever end?? the sound of him grinding his teeth is worse than nails on a chalkboard. it's just not fun being a baby sometimes.
- is walking! it's been a very gradual process over the last month or so, and i would consider him an almost steady walker. in the comfort of our home, where he's barefoot most of the time (which is better for his foot/leg development from what i've read), he cruises through the entire house. but if he's wearing socks/mocassins out and about, he's much more apt to get back to crawling as soon as he feels unsteady. he doesn't wear actual shoes yet, but i've been researching shoes for new walkers because it's probably time.
- waves hi and good-bye. i've been working with him on this, so it was exciting to see him wave good-bye to daddy the other morning.
- has started saying 'nuh' which is his version of 'no' while shaking his head 'no'. he uses it in the correct context too, which is usually when he doesn't want to eat something placed in front of him. i have no idea where he picked it up since i've tried hard not to use 'no' around him for this very reason. i wonder if he's heard us say 'no' to zoe, our dog.
- LOVES staring at his reflection in the mirror. there's one on the backseat of the car so i can see him in my rear-view mirror, and every time i put him in his carseat, he gives himself a huge toothy smile, complete with side tilt of the head.
- holds out arms and legs to be dressed. also, if he has something in one hand, he transfers it to the other when it's time to dress that arm. yep, he's a genius, haha!
- has inconsistent nap times. i think we're going through a transition, because in the last few days, he's been waking up at 6am (when i nurse him), but instead of being up for the day at that point, i've been putting him back down, and he's gone back to sleep until 8 or 8:30 (yipeeeee!). on those days, he ends up taking an afternoon nap around 12:30 and sleeping for about 2 1/2 hours. i think this may be our new schedule...we'll see. i think i prefer this because not only do i get to sleep in a bit longer (if i can get back to sleep), but with one nap instead of two, we can actually get out of the house more/do more.
- favorite playthings: balls (rolling them, throwing them, even through a basket ball hoop, placing them in boxes or baskets, etc.), wheels (on anything and everything), stackign cups and boxes, knocking down towers of boxes or blocks i build for him, grocery carts, play kitchens, etc.
- needs a lot of entertaining, especially at home, where his toys are old news. therefore, we try to get out for play-dates or just a change of scenery every day. helps him get his energy out and it keeps me sane. :)
- gives lots of snuggles right before bedtime. has also started giving kisses. seriously, it doesn't get any better than this.
AND...my freak-out moment of the week: i ran to see what he had in his mouth, only to discover a HUGE ANT. i should have kept my cool, but i totally freaked out. YUCK, YUCK, YUCK!!
some pictures i took about a month ago when i did his one year photo shoot
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seafood chowder was the best i,ve ever tasted the main meals were also excellent always choose seafood chowder when I see it in a restaurant menu but I still have not come across one as good as tuti,s chowder
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Geomicrobiology, Environmental Biogeochemistry, Environmental Microbiology
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I study how microorganisms influence the prevailing chemical conditions of a variety of "natural" and man-made systems. I am particularly interested in how the ecology, physiology, and in-situ activity of these microorganisms influence the fate of environmental contaminants. I am also interested in how microbial communities respond (in terms of community structure and activity) to physicochemical changes in their environment.
The work in my lab currently focuses on microbially mediated redox transformations of iron and sulfur species in acid mine drainage (AMD)-impacted systems, microbially-influenced corrosion, and microbial processes associated with flue gas "scrubbers" at coal-fired electric power plants.
Selected recent publications
Brantner JS, Haake ZJ, Burwick JE, Menge CM, Hotchkiss ST, Senko, JM. 2014. Depth-dependent geochemical and microbiological gradients in Fe(III) deposits resulting from coal mine-derived acid mine drainage. Frontiers in Microbiology. 5:215.
Poncelet DM, Cavender N, Cutright TJ, Senko JM. 2014. An assessment of microbial communities associated with surface mining-disturbed overburden. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment. 186:1917-1929.
Parker CW, Wolf JA, Auler AS, Barton HA, Senko JM. 2013 Microbial reducibility of Fe(III) phases associated with the genesis of iron ore caves in the Iron Quadrangle, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Minerals. 3:395-411.
Brown BP, Brown SR, Senko JM. 2012. Microbial communities associated with wet flue gas desulfurization systems. Frontiers in Microbiology. 3:142.
Bertel D, Peck JA, Quick TJ, Senko JM. 2012. Iron transformations induced by an acid-tolerant Desulfosporosinus species. Applied and Environmental Microbiology. 78:81-88.
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- M.S. Duquesne University
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Sunday, December 22, 2013
Friday, December 20, 2013
Utah judge!
"The state's current laws deny its gay and lesbian citizens their fundamental right to marry and, in so doing, demean the dignity of these same-sex couples for no rational reason," wrote U.S. District Court Judge Robert J. Shelby. "Accordingly, the court finds that these laws are unconstitutional."
Friday, December 13, 2013
Friday, December 6, 2013
Love the cold!
It's gotten cold in Austin, yet again this year! It's only December, and we've had two really cold blasts!
But don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining, not by a long shot. I absolutely love it! Perhaps it's because I've been in Austin for so long, and the cold weather usually doesn't hit us until January or February, I cherish every moment the temps are below 60.
As most of you know, Steve and I will be moving to Colorado after I retire from my day job (just over 13 months, and counting). People ask us why we would want to move to a place that gets so cold and where it snows so much. We tell them that we WANT the cold. And it's supposed to snow in the winter. We are tired of having it be 70 or 80 degrees on Christmas Day.
When it gets cold here, the way it had the past few weeks, I consider it training. And I won't (WE won't) be fully happy until we can look outside and watch the snow fall on Christmas Day, with a roaring fire in the fireplace. Not to mention sledding!
Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow!
Sunday, December 1, 2013
Another huge loss-
Not since Heath Ledger have I felt like this: heartbroken over a celebrity's death.
I woke up this morning and discovered that Paul Walker had been killed in a car accident yesterday.
What a loss.
I've loved Paul Walker for a long time. Set aside the ridiculously good looks, his movies are fun. Joy Ride, Into the Blue, Eight Below, and of course, The Fast and The Furious. We even watched him catch great white sharks on the National Geographic Channel.
It seems we don't have many "legendary" movie stars of our time. Not like there used to be. Too many are leaving us too soon.
Paul Walker
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