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Obviously safety wasn't this pilots main concern ..looks like he cut a few corners on the build and just went for the bare minimum. .
I was waiting for the turbulence from the props to fling him off like a cowboy on a bullride...
that video is coming up next ...
This without prop guards of some sort seems way too dangerous.
I believe this is NOT a new DJI version!
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Just up the road from the Greensboro Science Center, is the Guilford Courthouse National Battlefield; the location of a Revolutionary War battle on March 15, 1781.
While there is nothing left of the small courthouse that once stood on the grounds, the acreage where a decisive battle between the British and the Americans once raged is now a National Park. There is a visitor's center, complete with bookstore, theater, and museum, miles of level walking paths, and a 2 1/4 mile road that winds through the treed area where parts of the battle took place.
We chose to visit the museum first. We had picked up Jr. Ranger booklets on a visit to Greensboro the week before, knowing that we might be pressed for time on the day we would visit. The kids had done all the activities that they could do outside of the park, so we headed into the visitor's center to complete the portions that they needed the museum information for.
Inside, we watched a short 10 minute battle shakedown in the 'map room'. Then we watched the dramatization of the battle in the theater (shown on the hour); the 30 min show was great – a little gory, for some, at the hospital scene when they amputated a leg, but it didn't bother us!
After these great overviews of what happened, we were preparing to work our way through the museum section. Instead, we got a great lesson from the Friday morning volunteer. This guy was really passionate about Revolutionary War details, and he gave us a whole lecture about the 3# Light Infantry Gun, also known as the 'grasshopper gun'. It was known as the Grasshopper Gun because of the way that it would bounce up in the air, and back, when it was fired; you did not want to be in it's path! Our gun professor showed us all the different kinds of projectiles that would be shot from the cannon, and which ones were used when, and why. He even told how when the soldiers would run out of regular ammo, they would pack shots full of broken glass and pottery, rusty old nails, anything nasty really, for close-up defenses.
We love it when we find staff passionate about the location – makes for such an interesting and engaging visit!!!
Then we were off to the museum… where the kids worked on completing their Jr. Ranger booklets… The 'Field Musick' display was one of the most popular ones with the littles. They had to listen to the different battleground musics, and try to figure out what tune is still used today (and for what song). While the British technically won the battle of Guilford Courthouse, it cost them a 28% soldier loss, while the Americans only lost 6% of theirs.
Here in North Carolina was a very patriotic area. If you were a British sympathizer, you kept it to yourself; Torys were hung while their farms were burned. North Carolinians were serious about their freedom. At Guilford, Nathanael Greene (whom Greensboro is named after) met up against Cornwallis and Tarlton (Bloody Tarton – who earned his moniker from his role in the Battle of Waxhaws where, a year earlier, his soldiers had slaughtered surrendering American troops).
We found it very interesting that Robert E. Lee's father, 'Light-Horse Harry' Lee, had fought here (he was considered a Revolutionary War hero).
We then took the short drive around the park. You can purchase an audio tour of the park from the bookstore, otherwise, just grab a brochure, and do a quick read-aloud tour on your way through the park like we did. We saw a hawk dive and catch a squirrel and eat it, which I think the littles found most interesting! LOL! The grounds are covered in trees; it must be lovely and lush during the spring and summer here!
The grounds host 28 different monuments to commemorate the heros of the Guilford battle, as well as other patriots (like the Hooper-Pen monument; H & P were 2 NC signers of the Declaration of Independence, and are buried on the grounds).
This is the General Nathanael Greene statue. Even though Commander Greene was from Rhode Island, Greensboro was named after him in 1807 because of his leadership in the battle at Guilford Courthouse. After our tour of the grounds, it was back to the visitor's center where the kids turned in their Jr. Ranger booklets and received their badges…
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What do three goats, a troll, Goldilocks and a judge have in common? Not much, you might assume, but you'd be wrong - they all form the main characters of Those Pesky Goats - a free family show put on at the Moat Centre on Saturday by Bute Street Theatre.
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Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken-winged bird, that cannot fly.
-Langston Hughes
In December I attended an amazing musical performance. Above the wonder that I experienced musically, was the overwhelming feeling of being part of the unfolding of a dream. The thought of it made me ponder the alchemy of dreams. How do they start, what is the process that makes them come true? (Spoiler alert...it isn't wishing!)
This particular dream consisted of over 200 choir and orchestra members, all volunteers, all strangers - all of them waiting to be pulled together into something wonderful.
This dream belonged to a woman named Beth, who had attended this same musical presentation across the country. Being moved by the performance, she imagined how lovely it would be to recreate it as a Christmas gift for her own community. At that moment, this event in her community didn't exist anywhere except in her mind. As she shared her dream with others it began to gather steam fueled by passion. Dates were set, a theater booked and little by little all of the details began to fall into place until a full blown musical extravaganza popped out on the other end.
People came together to create a community that consisted of wide ranging musical abilities. Suddenly there was a choir and orchestra where just weeks before, no choir or orchestra existed. (except for in the thought of them.) It's as though the thought had power to pull them from wherever they were to where they were needed.
Even the audience members were drawn into the idea and were pulled from the many places they could otherwise have been to be seated in that auditorium to witness and enjoy this spectacular musical offering. Consider it! There was no performance. There was no choir. There was no orchestra and Beth, who ended up directing the event wasn't even a director before the idea took root and pulled them all together.
Everything around us, including this keyboard I'm clacking away on right now, came into being from what was first just an idea. If you're sitting on a chair right now or are reading this on your cellphone, you're sitting on or reading from a dream that became reality. It's something that's so mind boggling and yet, we sit on chairs, clack on keyboards and use cellphones day in and day out, taking no notice of it, all the while believing our dreams, can't come true?? What's with that?
So, when we talk about the alchemy of dreams, let's see from the example above if we can get it broken down into it's components.
1. A THOUGHT It all started with just a thought - an idea. It may be intangible but within a thought lies all possibility. Without a thought, or idea, there's nothing to build on. I don't even want to count how many times I've had a great idea that never got out of diapers. Later I find that someone else had the same great idea, except they didn't stop there. They used the steps below and called it into reality.
2. CLARITY Beth knew exactly what she wanted to do. She wanted to bring that exact performance to her own community. It wasn't vague. She knew exactly what it would look like and her thoughts were of recreating the vision she saw in her mind.
3. ACTION Take the first step. We don't need to know all the steps and usually we can't know even the next step until the first step is taken. Bringing together over 200 people from various walks of life and getting them to buy into a vision, then convincing them to volunteer countless hours of their time didn't for free happen by accident. It took doing something. I'm told Beth, with others, visited over 500 local churches promoting the idea and looking for people to participate. None of that could have happened without the first step being taken.
4. FAITH We have to believe in our dream. If Beth hadn't believed - completely - that there was indeed an orchestra and choir of people just waiting for a place to come together, she wouldn't have taken the first step toward locating and marshaling them.
5. PATIENCE We have to be patient with the process. Nothing monumentally worthwhile will ever happen overnight. In all of the details that had to be worked out in order to make Beth's dream a reality, I'm sure there were setbacks all over the place. Try outs, finding a venue, getting stage help, funding the project, practice schedules, and marketing, are all parts of what needed to be done to make the project succeed. Any one of those could have been overwhelming without patience.
6. PERSISTENCE We have to be willing to keep going forward not matter what. It's been said that anyone can succeed with persistence alone. Persistence will wear down the biggest obstacle. Imagine the tiny drip of water that persists to break down a huge rock. Each drop might not seem like it's doing much, but the persistence of the dripping will surely see it's efforts rewarded. The moral: keep dripping!
7. DETERMINATION We have to decide not to quit. It's this do or die attitude that absolutely refuses to acknowledge defeat that finally turns dreams into reality. Beth decided she would bring this musical gift to her community. When she made that decision, there was no going back. She didn't have all the details worked out at that point. She couldn't have imagined the countless details that even needed to be worked out. If she had, she might have thrown her hands up and given up right then. We also must just be determined to start and keep going.
8. VISION We have to see past what's "in front of us" to what's "coming soon." Focusing on her vision of the end result allowed Beth to push past the obstacles. Vision will keep passion alive when the dirty work threatens to kill it. Vision also drowns out the voices of "well meaning" doomsayers and non believers, and I promise all of them believe they are well meaning!
Dreams do become realities. Our lives are surrounded by evidence of it every minute. I guess the decision we have to make is whether we are willing to combine our dreams with clarity, action, faith, patience, persistence, determination, and vision to make them come true. If not, maybe our dreams aren't big enough! Small dreams that lead to small outcomes and will only stir small passion. It takes a great dream mixed with the above ingredients to generate great passion. My challenge for us all, is to dream great dreams. Then get to work!
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JR: Right now these units are not very general purpose. They still have that fixed-stage pipelining and generalizing that may compromise the graphics performance. Maybe there's an architecture that avoids that. We think with Larrabee we have an architecture that gives a general-purpose GPU more programmability. But today the GPUs that are out there are not as programmable. They have some limitations so you can't program as generally on them, but the other thing is that they don't have coherent shared memory with the processor. You have to take data from the processor's memory, move it to the GPU for processing, and then bring it back again. Anytime you have that challenge of moving data you have to make it efficient. Most GPUs have a very limited address space today. They can't handle a huge amount of memory, so a program's data tends to move across the PCI bus a lot. Again, that's an architectural barrier. There are technical solutions, ways that you can get around that. Some of them have been proposed or promised in future GPUs. In general, they're still not going to stay cache coherent with the processor. As long as they aren't as general purpose as the processor there's going to be some processing done on the CPU, some done on the GPU, and you'll move data back and forth. What that ends up meaning is that for some specific applications you may see some pretty good results, but they're probably going to be somewhat "nichey." If you get good performance where it matters to you, fantastic. If you're off base a little bit and your application doesn't quite line up with the architecture, it's not going to be anything worth the benefit and that's what we're seeing today. I think over time we'll see progress on both sides. On the architecture side, perhaps some of these devices will become cache coherent, better memory space, things like that, but it's not going to happen overnight. We'll also see some advances in programming. But at the same time, I think when that happens you'll see that sort of functionality integrated in the CPU also.
ET: Will program control, branching, subroutine calls, and a stack be the sole domain of CPUs, or will we see a merging or overlap of CPU and GPU architectures in the coming years? Does Intel have plans for creating hybrid architectures?
JR: I think we're going to see enough interest in this space, which obviously Larrabee does venture into, and we're going to see a lot of exciting architectures proposed before things settle down and I think where we will land is something that falls into that category of what you're talking about, that is, a bit more hybrid approach. CPUs aren't going to stand still either, and this is a fascinating debate. You're thinking, "Gee wouldn't it be nice if GPUs had a more stack-based general purpose model," and I think they will. The thing with programming models on CPUs is that we're starting to wonder if there would be benefits to a single process on a CPU if it had multiple stacks.
ET: Multiple stacks on a single CPU? That's an interesting idea.
JR: CILK had a technology in it called cactus stacks. Right now, it's a little difficult to introduce cactus stacks in the current environment, but I think you're going to see people exploring on the CPU to see if we can change some of the things we take for granted there and move them into new spaces. I don't know if cactus stacks will be the next big thing, but I do see a lot of investigations into whether CPUs should evolve and not just stand still. They should not just be what GPUs are evolving towards.
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Brooke and Andrew – We used Koren Photography for our engagement photos and wedding day! We have been so pleased with the quality of service, professionalism and how easy it was to work with our photographer! He captured all of our special moments in the most beautiful photos! Our photographer went above and beyond our needs when we decided after our first engagement session that we needed a few more shots to use for placement at our wedding reception and our future home. He completely understood our needs and took the photos we requested in a 2nd shoot. Our photographer also did amazing at our wedding. He did a fantastic job staying "hidden" and our guests commented on how it was so nice that our photographer did not "get in the way". He made sure that we had taken all the photos that we wanted and made sure that we were satisfied. He even got creative and took photos that we had not even thought of! We got our "sneak peak" photos only a couple days after the wedding and I began to cry over how incredibly beautiful each and every photo was! It was like we were reliving our wedding day all over again. You could feel the emotion from every photo. Koren Photography is amazing and I highly recommend them for your photography needs!
Olivia and Michael – Joe was amazing! He was so dedicated to planning, and he captured every moment. He even spent nearly 2 hours on the phone with me a few weeks before the wedding to plan things out, which really put me at ease. He also arrived an hour earlier than he had to for the wedding.
Overall, Joe is so helpful, kind, and the photos are beautiful!
Above is a video recommendation by three other couples. I would love to capture your wedding day. I would love to answer any and all questions that you might have. If you are in available, you are more than welcome to make an appointment for us to meet. I can show you more examples of my work and get to know each other a little better. I look forward to talking with you!


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In general, the applied kinesiologist finds a muscle that tests weak and then attempts to determine why that muscle is not functioning properly. The practitioner will then evaluate and apply the therapy that will best eliminate the muscle weakness and help the patient.
Therapies utilized can include specific joint manipulation or mobilization, various myofascial therapies, cranial techniques, meridian therapy, clinical nutrition, dietary management and various reflex procedures.
In some cases, the examiner may test for environmental or food sensitivities by using a previously strong muscle to find what weakens it.
Applied kinesiology uses the – triad of health – chemical, mental and structural factors – to describe the proper balance of the major health categories.
The triad is represented by an equilateral triangle with structural health as its base, and the upright sides representing chemical and mental health. When a person experiences poor health, it is due to an imbalance in one or more of these three factors.
The triad of health is interactive and all sides must be evaluated for the underlying cause of a problem. A health problem on one side of the triad can affect the other sides. For example, a chemical imbalance may cause mental symptoms. Applied kinesiology enables the practitioner to evaluate the triad's balance and direct therapy toward the imbalanced side or sides.
Applied kinesiology works well in conjunction with chiropractic care. Learn more by requesting an appointment or giving us a call at 802-863-5828 today.


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Top Reasons Why Cloth is King
- Category: Why Cloth?
- Disposable diapers will cost approximately $75-100 per month, that's up to $3000 per child!
- You can cloth diaper from as low as $400 ($500-700 average, plus laundry costs) for all of your children!
- Disposable diapers represent about 30% of the non-biodegradable waste in landfills.
- If using disposables you will generate about 6000 diapers per child!
- When using disposable diapers, you are exposing your baby to about 50 different chemicals.
- Disposable diapers contain an ingredient linked to toxic shock syndrome, now banned in tampons!
- Cloth diapers give you a choice of materials including all natural products like cotton or bamboo.
- Your baby is less likely to get diaper rashes when using cloth.
- The new generation of cloth diapers are easy, effective and cute!
- Ditch those dreary disposables and upgrade to the huge variety of vibrant colours and patterns on cloth diapers!


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When do you think parents should give their children a mobile phone? This is for essay help, thanks!
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This is an issue that all parents today have to face. I would argue that there is no one answer that applies to every family. Different families will need to make their decisions based on their own particular circumstances.
There are two main factors that will affect when a family will need to consider giving their child a mobile phone. The first is the influence of peers and the second is the needs of the family. Whether we like it or not, children are very much influenced by what their peers do. A child whose friends all have mobile phones will surely want to have one as well. This will force the family to make a decision. Secondly, families' lives today tend to be fairly hectic, with different people needing to be at different places at different times. Communication can often be both vital and difficult. This can lead the family to consider giving their child a mobile phone.
When the issue comes up, the family needs to weigh the positives against the negatives. They need to acknowledge that giving their child a phone may make their lives simpler and that doing so might allow their child to feel like they fit in. However, the family also needs to consider the negatives. There is, of course, the cost. Outside of that, there is also the danger that children will misuse their phones. Their children might, for example, engage in "sexting" or other inappropriate behaviors. It is very difficult to weigh all the factors and make the right decision.
My own view is that a mobile phone becomes necessary when the children are old enough to drive. Until then, they can probably make do without since they will typically be places like school where a phone is always available to them if they need to contact someone. However, the decision needs to be made with the family's situation and the child's maturity level in mind.
Before answering this question, it would be good to assemble a list of pros and cons. Hunt down any research work done on the subject. Maybe you can find how access to a phone effects attention span or learning ability.
Once you've compiled the facts, formulate your premise. What opinion do you wish to put forward. Chose two or three facts which support your claim. Tackle an objection someone might pose. And conclude with a well rounded finish, including whatever truth the objection brings out.
Here is a possible outline
- Begin with an example which supports your claim, and then make the claim.
- Follow it up with an objection
- Move forward with the facts taken from your research, include quotations and references
- Demonstrate through another example the truth of your claim
- Conclude by summarizing how you disproved the objection and the consequences of your claim.


text: I'm having a massive problem with my internet at the moment and unfortunately for my flatmate I seem to have tracked it to his brand new desktop PC. Earlier tonight as soon as the wire for his PC was plugged in the internet ground to a halt. The Router, which had been getting a 1.6Mbps downstream all day (yeah our internet sucks. We need to get it changed) suddenly disconnected and when we restarted the router it was down and 0.6Kbps. Sounds like something on the ISP end, I know, but it is definitely to do with his computer. Eventually the computers just wouldn't connect to any site but for some reason Skype worked just fine. Installed Wireshark on his computer and took a couple of log files (I can upload if you would like). The first highlighted an IP checksum problem, we went into the system and disabled all IP checksum offloads and the 2nd log showed no black entries. Now its back working again but not very quickly. When his computer wasn't plugged in I got a 1.5Mbps SpeedTest.net downstream, now its 0.25Mbps. I'm no network guy so any ideas what the hell could be going on. Near as I can tell its not a "Packet Storm" (something I've heard off that can ground networks to a halt) as there's no constant repeating packets in the logs.


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A College Professor Trains Her Research on Celebrity
In "Starstruck," USC professor Elizabeth Currid-Halkett analyzes the modern celebrity machine, looking at the narrow geography of where celebrity events happen, the rewards of the celebrity social network and the future of celebrity. Speakeasy called up Currid-Halkett to find out what celebrity most interests her at the moment. Read her answer after the jump.


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I thought I'd take some time and blog space to introduce ya'll to the most amazing people in my life. Munch, Moo, and Goobie. I talk a lot about them online and in my every day life. They are huge sources of love, joy, frustration, learning, and confusion in my day to day life. And I speak of them as if they were my own. They are my beloved Godchildren that are currently back in residence with me. Well, except for Goobie, but he will be soon!
Munchkin Thomas is the reason I am Meme. He named me when he was just beginning to talk.
|Munchkin's first picture!
Born at 33 weeks he weighed in at a mighty 3 pounds. Perfectly healthy, they kept him in the NICU as long as they possibly could just to get weight on him. He came home a whopping 4 pounds with a special car seat. (Standard car seats are not rated for under 5 pounds.)
Thomas tore my world upside down and set it right at the same time. As he grew from that tiny ball of attitude he lagged some in developmental milestones basically from size, not for lack of ability. He was not ordered any type of PT or OT as he aged so I developed my own. He was my foray into homemade baby food and infant/toddler nutrition. His first meat, salmon.
|Mmmm Toes! 10 months old on the way to Uncle Dustin's wedding in California.
Once he started talking he never stopped! And he still doesn't stop, not even leaving time to answer questions before he is on to the next one! He's too smart from his own good on so many levels but still has some gestational catching up to do on others.
From day one Munch has had a stubborn streak to rival even the Davis' (that'd be my dad's family.) He will get his mind set on something and nothing will stand in his way. Not a nap, time-out, nothing! When he first started crawling he was very into everything, I know typical. He might have his mind set on something that he wasn't allowed to have for a variety of reasons. He was NOT to be deterred from his goal. Time out, he was back at it. Remove him from the room, as soon as he was back, you guessed back at it. One day in particular I remember he was just rotten stubborn. He went down for a nap but when he got back up, you guessed it…back at it! He actually had his first bloodshed throwing himself down in a tantrum over not getting to get what he wanted.
|The Ocean! Orange County, CA
By the time he was 2 years old he'd traveled extensively, having visited or driven through 13 states, including our home state of Missouri. His uncle got married in California when Munch was 10 months old which was an outrageous road trip accomplished in 4 days with his Mom and I switching off drivers so as to cut expenses. That trip taught me what an amazing tripper he is! Just like his Meme 😀 The next summer he accompanied me on a road trip to North Dakota to visit friends.
When Munch was two and a half it was just him and I for a few months. His new sister was here by then and she went with his mom to Arizona to get settled in their new home where his step-dad was based for the Army. He went to be with them over Thanksgiving that year. During that time he was the inspriation behind that year's Nano Novel (What is Nano?) "Time Out Thomas the Terrible!"
|Munch and Meme on the bridge between North Dakota and Minnesota.
Munch is back with Meme now. With Moo and Goobie. Well and his mom too I guess. There are days he makes me want to beat my head against a wall. There are days I just want to shower him with mooches (kisses) and squeezes (hugs). There are days I want to do both within a five minute period.
Munch is almost four and a half now. He's still tiny for his age, though tall. His verbal skills are off the charts, and not always in a good way. We've mastered the art of backtalk, mockery, and sarcasm. He's still my snuggle bug. And he will start kindergarten next year. Which scares me. Not just for him but for his poor teacher. And reminds me just how old I'm getting and just how quickly time flies by.
|Big Pete and Little Pete
|Munchkin September 2012
This kid, God help me, I love him. Love him senseless sometimes. I am honored to hold a place in his life and his world. He is Meme's boy, and I hope always will be. I cannot wait to see what his future holds. Though is future scares me endlessly. We say it often, but for him I truly believe, his biggest obstacle will be himself. His attitude, without focus, will be his downfall. His attitude, with focus, will be has amazement!


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I vaguely remember watching Dragnet on TV, but the version I watched is apparently just a pale imitation of the original series:
If you're fifty or older, you won't need to be told the source of these half-recalled phrases: "The story you are about to see is true." "This is the city." "I carry a badge." "My name's Friday." If you're much younger than that, though, I doubt that you'll remember Dragnet with any clarity. In the early days of network television, Dragnet was the most successful of all cops-and-robbers TV shows, as well as the most influential. It's still influential — every episode of Law and Order bears its indelible stamp — but TV has since moved in flashier directions, and I doubt that the narrative conventions brought into being by Jack Webb, the director, producer, and star of Dragnet, will remain conventional for much longer.
For baby-boom TV viewers, Dragnet is both iconic and ironic. The version of the show that ran on NBC from 1967 to 1970, in which Webb was partnered by Harry Morgan, was an exercise in unintended self-parody, full of hippy-dippy druggies and the earnest cops who locked them up and threw away the key. A few of the episodes remain effective in their quaint way, but most are embarrassingly stiff. Part of the problem was that Sergeant Joe Friday, Webb's character, was the squarest of squares, and it was already chic to smirk at such straight-arrow types by the time I reached adolescence. My father watched Dragnet religiously, though, so I did, too, little knowing that what I was seeing each week was a recycled, watered-down simulacrum of the real thing.
The real Dragnet was the black-and-white version that aired from 1951 to 1959. That series, in which Webb was partnered by Ben Alexander, was pulled out of syndication long ago and has never been legitimately reissued on DVD, nor is any "official" version, so far as I know, currently in the works. Fortunately, a few dozen episodes were inadvertently allowed to go out of copyright, and it's easy to track down copies of them. […]
Like the later color version, the Dragnet of the Fifties was a no-nonsense half-hour police-procedural drama that sought to show how ordinary cops catch ordinary crooks. The scripts, most of which were written by James E. Moser, combined straightforwardly linear plotting ("It was Wednesday, October 6. It was sultry in Los Angeles. We were working the day watch out of homicide") with clipped dialogue spoken in a near-monotone, all accompanied by the taut, dissonant music of Walter Schumann. Then and later, most of the shots were screen-filling talking-head closeups, a plain-Jane style of cinematography that to this day is identified with Jack Webb.
The difference was that in the Fifties, Joe Friday and Frank Smith, his chubby, mildly eccentric partner, stalked their prey in a monochromatically drab Los Angeles that seemed to consist only of shabby storefronts and bleak-looking rooms in dollar-a-night hotels. Nobody was pretty in Dragnet, and almost nobody was happy. The atmosphere was that of film noir minus the kinks — the same stark visual grammar, only cleansed of the sour tang of corruption in high places. But even without the Chandleresque pessimism that gave film noir its seedy savor, Dragnet was still rough stuff, more uncompromising than anything that had hitherto been seen on TV. In 1954 Time called the series "a sort of peephole into a grim new world. The bums, priests, con men, whining housewives, burglars, waitresses, children and bewildered ordinary citizens who people Dragnet seem as sorrowfully genuine as old pistols in a hockshop window."


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Well we never met in person or went on a real date, we texted each other everyday for 2 months and occasionally facetimed or skyped each other.
We were never really anything to begin with but their was definitely chemistry.
Anyways one night he didn't respond to an important text and i gave it a couple of days probably not enough but oh well, I freaked out and turned into an emotional nightmare.
You know that girl that constantly texts you constant paragraphs about her feelings and continues even when you don't reply... yes that girl. That was me, and then I made a video because "oh this is text he probably won't understand me it's different in person" so I basically made a video about how i was sorry for freaking out and basically asked him for a second chance. I know I WENT OVERBOARD, and then the cherry on the icing would be when I snap chatted him "Insert attractive non slutty selfie" saying : "you missed your chance to get with this" :/// and then another one saying : "don't be a jerk to the next girl and pull a houdini" .
Lets just say I WAS A NIGHTMARE, and now i realize it. However before this mess things were great, our conversations flowed, we told each other personal things and we developed a connection it was probably more to me and less to him but still their was something their.
Currently I am applying the no contact rule on myself because I KNOW i was an emotional mess, I need to pick myself up, focus on myself and make myself feel better, which I am currently doing, realizing past mistakes and fixing them for future relationships, with that being said I really did like this guy, is their a way to get him back or is it a lost cause?
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The no contact rule is a good rule But applied way too late. in my opinion its unfortunately a lost cause. You unfortunately came off a little bit (a lot) obsessive, and clingy. even if he did lead you on then disappears, your reaction was poor. This hopefully is a lesson learned for you and have better luck on the next one. next time a guy pulls something like this text a your loss and then silence.00|00|0
Thanks for the MH. I hope everything is working out for you.


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Fodar updates USGS maps
Today our paper on determining the highest peak in the US Arctic was published in The Cryosphere Discussions and we also released our final results in a talk at the 2015 Fall American Geophysical Union Meeting in San Francisco. You can find a copy of the paper here. Note that this is a Discussion paper, which is the first step in peer-review, so the results and findings in that paper are still preliminary, but we wouldn't have submitted it if we thought they were wrong… Papers like these have their purpose, but they are limited by space and format, so here you can find more details and a multimedia gallery of the peaks which includes an online 3D interactive visualization, still images of visualizations, and several movie animations. Please see also Kit DesLauriers' blog describing the climbing part of the trip.
What did we do and what did we learn?
We measured the heights of the tallest peaks in the US Arctic for two reasons. First was simply because we were curious. Different USGS maps indicate different answers to the question of which is the talllest mountain, plus 60 years of climate change since those maps were made adds further mystery. We put GPS on the peaks and made airborne maps to conclusively show that Mt Isto is the tallest peak and that none of the peaks are over 9000′, as indicated on the USGS maps. Further, we found it plausible that the height ranking of the top five peaks has changed since the maps were made, and may still change due to climate impacts. Second was because we have a new airborne topographic mapping technique that we wanted to test in steep mountain terrain. This technique, called fodar, is a type of SfM photogrammetry that creates maps with quality equal or superior to existing technologies, but at a fraction of the price. At the heart of our system is a $3000 prosumer Nikon camera, compared to $500k or more for a comparable lidar or standard photogrammetric system. Our results show that fodar is capable of measuring changes in topography on the order of centimeters, in steep or gentle terrain. Given that building or purchasing such systems is within reach of most academic research budgets now, fodar is likely to revolutionize our understanding of earth surface dynamics because we can now afford to map enormous areas at low cost to detect tiny changes. For example, fodar can measure snow depth in the mountain ranges by subtracting a snow free map from a snow covered one, and such measurements can aid in management of water resources that serve millions of citizens.
Here is the abstract to that paper, which gives an overview of the primary results:
"Which are the highest peaks in the US Arctic? Fodar settles the debate", by Matt Nolan and Kit DesLauriers
Abstract While creation of the United States Geological Survey's topographic maps of the eastern Alaska Arctic were an outstanding accomplishment for their time, they nonetheless contained significant errors when made in the late 1950s. One notable discrepancy relates to the tallest peak in the US Arctic: USGS maps of dierent scale alternate between Mt Chamberlin and Mt Isto. Given that many of the peaks here are close in height and covered with glaciers, recent climate change may also have changed their height and their order. We resolved these questions using fodar, a new airborne photogrammetric technique that utilizes Structure-from-Motion (SfM) software and requires no ground control, and validated it using GPS measurements on the peaks and using airborne lidar. Here we show that Mt Chamberlin is currently the 3rd tallest peak and that the order and elevations of the five tallest mountains in the US Arctic are Mt Isto (2735.6 m), Mt. Hubley (2717.6 m), Mt. Chamberlin (2712.3 m), Mt.Michelson (2698.1 m), and an unnamed peak (2694.9 m); these orthometric heights relative to the NAVD88 vertical datum, established with use of GEOID12B. We find that it is indeed plausible that this ranking has changed over time and may continue to change as summit glaciers continue to shrink, though Mt Isto will remain the highest under current climate trends. Mt Isto is also over 100m higher than the highest peak in Canadian Arctic, making it the highest peak in the North American Arctic. Fodar elevations compared to within a few centimeters of our ground-based GPS measurements of the peaks made a few days later and our complete validation assessment indicates a measurement uncertainty of better than 20 cm (95% RMSE). By analyzing time-series of fodar maps, we were able to detect topographic change on the centimeter-level on these steep slopes, indicating that fodar can be used to measure mountain snow packs for water resource availability or avalanche danger, to measure glacier volume change and slope subsidence, and many other applications of benefit to society. Compared to lidar, the current state-of-the-art in airborne topographic mapping, we found this SfM technique as accurate, more scientifically useful, and significantly less expensive, suggesting that fodar is a disruptive innovation that will enjoy widespread usage in the future.
The USGS maps indicate Mt Isto or Mt Chamberlin as being the highest mountain in the US Arctic — which is it?
This discrepancy had been known for some time, but when Kit saw it she decided to do something about it.
Kit DesLauriers, of The North Face's Professional Athlete team, led an effort to directly measure the elevation of Mt Isto and Mt Chamberlin using GPS. I led the effort to map these same peaks within a few days of the climbs using airborne fodar. This image shows the climbing team's GPS tracks overlaid onto a 3D visualization of fodar data of Mt Isto.
Here is the USGS topographic data for Mt Isto. Mouse-over to see what 60 years of technological improvements have done for photogrammetry. The advantage here is not simply resolution but accuracy as well.
We have previously shown how well fodar works on shallow topography, such as to measure snow depth or coastal erosion. In the paper published today, we demonstrated that it works equally well in steep mountain topography. We believe our measurement uncertainty of peak heights is less than 20 cm, such as can be seen in our repeated measurements in the fourth column of the table below. The table also shows that the peaks are meters apart in height, well beyond our measurement uncertainty.
Here are the final results from our paper. As can be seen Mt Isto is the tallest mountain in the US Arctic (second to last column), and Mt Chamberlin is not #2 but rather #3. The measurement uncertainty here is less than 20 cm, so there is no ambiguity in results. Given that 4 out of 5 mountains are within a few meters of the original USGS 1:63,360 maps (an outstanding accomplishment for the USGS 60 years ago given their challenges!), it seems clear that the 1:250,000 value for Mt Isto was simply a mistake. The 120′ difference between our fodar measurements and the USGS maps for Mt Chamberlin could have been caused by an actual change in elevation due to avalanche, as described below.
Here you can see a large pile of debris at the base of Mt Chamberlin directly below its peak (red pushpin). We do not know when this avalanche occurred, but given it lies on top of the glacier below, it could have been in the last 60 years, after the USGS maps were made, suggesting that the maps were correct at the time.
Besides the ability to accurately measure mountain topography once, we demonstrated in the paper that by making several maps we can measure change in mountain topography.
Here is the climbing team skiing down from the summit of Mt Isto, a few meters behind the photographer, Andy Bardon. Note the heavily corniced ridge to the left and rocks in the foreground.
Here is that same ridge as a 3D visualization of fodar data from July 2015. The red pushpin is the peak of Mt Isto, and the rocks seen to the right are the same as seen in the photo above. Note how well the cornices are resolved. Mouse-over to see the same topography, but with an image created by subtracting the April 2014 elevations from the July 2015 elevations. Here elevation gain is colored red and loss is colored blue, and the yellow-green color means < 10 cm change. Because the two data sets are so accurate and precise, most of the image is yellow-green, meaning that we can pull out subtle changes (and large ones). In this case, we can see that these large cornices formed sometime between the two mapping dates (big red blobs) and many have already fallen off taking some extra ice with it (blue pits). The plot below shows a profile extracted from the transect shown on the images– here a cornice 5 m wide and 6 m deep has formed. Based on the crack behind it seen in the July 2015 image, it is about to break off.
Here we can see the difference between the 2015 elevations (red) and the 2014 elevations (black) in the transect seen in the previous image. A cornice about 5 m wide and 6 m deep formed in between mapping dates, perhaps as a result of a single storm. Based on the 2015 image above, the cornice is about to fall off, as have many nearby. Based on this and many other such analyses as well as our paper, we believe fodar is capable of measure snow depth down the to centimeter scale in steep mountain terrain. For example, this technique could be used to measure water supplies contained in mountain snow packs, avalanche danger along roads or ski areas, and glacier volume change.
Here is another example of how fodar is able to measure change in topography by comparing two maps. Here we have subtracted the March 2014 topography from the April 2014 topography and found that a lot of snow avalanching has occurred. The plot below shows the actual measurements. Here red color means that elevation has been lost, and the green/blue means no change at all. Mouse-over to see the April 2014 image overlain on topography.
Here is a plot of the difference between the March and April 2014 fodar elevation maps — they show that up to 8 m of snow was avalanched out of these gullies. More importantly, it shows that we can now measure snow depth in steep mountain terrain.
Here is the same sort of image as the previous one, focusing on a single gully with more minor change. The plot below indicates that we can measure centimeter-to-decimeter snow thickness on steep mountain terrain.
Here is a screenshot of our 3D visualization tool, powered by Cesium. Cesium allows us to share our fodar data online in a 3D environment similar to Google Earth and embed these windows directly into web pages, as we have done below. Our data are kindly hosted and served by AGI, the creators of Cesium who share it as open source software.
You can explore our fodar data in full detail here. Click on the links in the drop down menu at upper left to be flown to a peak, or use the mouse to navigate yourself there (see control help at upper right). You can also change the background imagery using options at upper right. NOTE: I inadvertently left out Mt Okpilak's fodar terrain from this app, but will add it as soon as I return from AGU.
Mt Isto
The west face of Mt Isto, tallest mountain in the US Arctic. This was the face our team skied up and down with GPS.
Green pushpins are our GPS tracks. The closely spaced points are walking up, the widely spaced ones are skiing down.
Summit detail of Mt Isto. While Kit was making the GPS measurement at the summit, the others hunkered down behind the rocks near the top.
Northwest face of Mt Isto.
Looking down on the summit of Mt Isto. Unlike Mt Chamberlin, there is no evidence that large chunks of Mt Isto have peeled off recently.
Mt Hubley
View of Mt Hubley's south face from Schwanda Glacier.
Mt Hubley's east face from Hubley Glacier.
Mt Hubley's north face from McCall Glacier.
The west side of Mt Hubley over Contact Glacier, with McCall Glacier in the background.
The red pushpin is at the peak of Mt Hubley. It is the only peak that is not corniced.
Another view of the peak of Mt Hubley.
Mt Chamberlin
The Northwest face of Mt Chamberlin. The climbing team first tried taking the left ridge up the snow slope, but changed course due to safety and gained the right ridge at the corner where it flattens out.
The southwest face of Mt Chamberlin. The climbing team skied down this face from the summit.
A view of the northeast side of Mt Chamberlin.
The southeast face of Mt Chamberlin.
The north ridge of Mt Chamberlin.
Mt Michelson
Southwest face of Mt Michelson
Southeast face of Mt Michelson
Looking south towards Mt Michelson
The northwest face of Mt Michelson
The north ridge of Mt Michelson
There is at least 3 m of ice beneath the peak of Mt Michelson, which is only about 3 m higher than Mt Okpilak.
Mt Okpilak
This is not Mt Okpilak, but is a small, pretty peak just across the valley from it.
Mt Okpilak's peak is on a broad flat ridge. Between May and July 2015, the "peak" moved laterally 15 m but only changed about 20 cm in height, simply due to cornice development. There is about 3 m of ice beneath that corniced ridge.


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Consider source; vote 'no' on Measure 1- letter in the Fargo Forum
Proponents of Measure 1 keep screeching "consider the source" of Measure 1 concerns. (Letter in Fargo Forum, Sept. 25.) OK, let's take a look. Who are these extremists who oppose Measure 1?
Let's see … a dozen clergy from the Grand Forks area voiced concern about Measure 1 opening the door to government intervention in end-of-life decisions. Oh, right. Lutherans and Episcopalians. So fringe-y!
The AARP testified against the measure last year, then said in its Voter Guide this year that it is unclear how the measure could impact "do not resuscitate" orders or other family decisions surrounding end of life. Oh, right. That radical AARP.
Who else is against it? Family practice doctors and IVF doctors. Judges and constitutional law professors. Oh, right. Those nutty experts in medicine and law.
Measure 1 proponents are trying to create a bogeyman.
All right. I'll consider the source. I'm voting "no" on Measure 1.


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I'm Sydney Hayes I just turned seventeen, my parents, Alpha father and Luna mother, wanted me to go and around the country to search for my mate. They said when a wolf is to reach the age of seventeen they can find their mate, and they're ready to let me go.
I yet have my two best friends to journey with me, Candice and Kelly. They're cousins but friends and family couldn't make us any different.
~*Narrator* When the girls got to leave they found out supporting yourself isn't as easy as they hoped.
When Sydney finds out about her parents putting money on her debit card Candice drags them into a situation that Sydeny soon thanks her for, but a ease of regret.~
- action
- alpha
- amazing
- completed
- love
- magical
- mate
- mates
- murder
- sacrifice
- teenfiction
- vampire
- vampires
- werewolf
- werewolves
- wolf
ashleynicholemay Nov 27, 2017
dude i love this book and this is only the first chap. I cant wait to read more
ashleynicholemay Nov 27, 2017
dude i love this book and this is only the first chap. I cant wait to read more
POWDERS_KISS Oct 09, 2016
great job on originality have to say it seems most people dont try thinking up their own story line just diiferent names ect but same thing repeated so hense saying so far im actually enjoying your story
turtles9898 Nov 02, 2016
Aphrodite is how it's spelled. I don't mean to be rude, but I just thought you should know
blackangel106 Dec 03, 2016
Kelly killed their mother nd Sydney didn't say a word confused a lot
XxSDobbsxX Feb 26, 2016
The book I just read, the main character's name was Sydney lmoa


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Top foreign rugby players will not receive a "Usain Bolt tax break" during the 2015 World Cup despite the government announcing that non-resident athletes would be exempt from income tax at other major sporting events.
Rugby players competing in the UK-hosted competition, which is projected to bring in more than £2.1bn into the economy, will face a 50% tax on appearance fees and prize money.
HMRC also taxes athletes on a proportion of their global endorsement income, which is calculated by dividing the number of days a foreign athlete spends training and competing in the UK by the total number of days the athlete trains and competes around the world.
According to The Telegraph, the International Rugby Board (IRB), which is expected to net £300m from the event, did not put forward a request to the Department of Culture, Media and Sport to exempt foreign players.
The news comes just days after the Chancellor confirmed in his Budget speech that...
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The artist's passion for fine detail and accuracy has produced this exquisite rendition culled from hundreds of photographs and plans to produce this superior line drawing printed on choice paper stock.
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About them: Disney's adventure The Lion Guard continues with Simba and Nala's second-born cub, Kion, and his Lion Guard team as they protect the Circle of Life! Follow our group of unlikely heroes: Bunga the honey badger, Fuli the cheetah, Beshte the hippo and Ono the egret. Join this heroic band as they use their unique abilities to protect the Pride Lands and maintain the Circle of Life. This series also features Simba, the spirit of Mufasa and the hilarious antics of Timon and Pumbaa.
My kids and I were super excited to receive a DVD copy of The Lion Guard: Life in the Pride Lands for review. My favorite Disney movie of all time is The Lion King and my kids have loved The Lion Guard just as much since it came out. This DVD brings all the Lion Guard characters back. Bunga, the honey badger, Fuli the Cheetah, Beshte the hippo, Ono the egret and Kion, the lion cub join forces to protect the pride lands. It has a feature running time of 115 minutes and includes 5 episodes! The episodes include The Rise of Makuu, The Kupatana Celebration, Bunga and the King, Never Roar Again and The Imaginary Okapi. In the Rise of Makuu, the crocodile leader and Makuu battle to see who will take charge of their kind. The Kupatana Celebration episode allows jackals to roam the pridelands during their celebration. Bunga and the King is a hilarious episode where Simba falls into a sink hole. Bunga jumps in and they both have to deal with each other until they are rescued. All these episodes and the others are jam packed with action adventure. My kids just love them and they really love all the songs and music. The bonus features are pretty good too. They include two music videos and 6 short films. This DVD also comes with five free wristbands with all the characters names and characteristics on them. They are fun colors and my kids adore them. If you have Lion Guard lovers in your home then this is the perfect DVD to add to your collection! I highly recommend it! You can bring home your very own copy on January 10th!
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Alec Baldwin drops pants on TV
30 Rock star Alec Baldwin dropped his trousers on a TV show to play down his altercation with a photographer.
The 54-year-old actor took off his trousers to prove that he had lost weight.
Host David Letterman then followed the act by dropping his own pants, which was greeted with audible cheers from the audience.
Alec Baldwin allegedly pushed and shoved snapper Marcus Santos in New York when he was leaving the City Marriage License Bureau with fiancee Hilaria Thomas.
The actor has also been accused of rolling his mountain bike over a TV reporter's foot outside his East Village apartment following the first incident and he is then said to have used his handlebars to knock the Inside Edition journalist aside when she questioned him about his altercation with Marcus.
Baldwin maintains he is a victim in the whole episode with Marcus, saying, "The guy lunged and almost hit me in the teeth with the lens of the camera. So I just pushed the guy away."
But Marcus insists Baldwin punched him, explaining: "He comes after me, starts shoving and punching me — one time, right in the chin." Police have confirmed that Santos filed a complaint against Baldwin, saying he was punched while taking pictures of Baldwin and his fiancée on Tuesday.
The New York Press Club condemned Baldwin, saying his actions "should not be tolerated." The club said he is a public figure and that his activities are legitimate subjects of media interest.
Baldwin, to Letterman, said the photographer is a master at getting close enough to a subject that he thinks he is going to be hit by the camera. "They want you to react," he said.
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- noun a high-speed transmission standard that uses the same wires as a normal telephone service, but is much faster and provides a user with an always-on connection to the Internet so there is no need to dial an access number and no delay.
- digital communications technology and equipment with which connection speeds can reach over 10 Mbps downstream and over 2 Mbps upstream. This difference in transmission speeds accounts for its name. This technology, which uses ordinary copper lines, provides for the same phone line to be split into two, one for analog voice and the other for DSL data. This allows, for example, a user to be conversing on the telephone while using the same line to browse the Internet. It is an abbreviation of asymmetric digital subscriber line, asymmetric digital subscriber loop, asymmetric digital subscriber link, asymmetrical digital subscriber line, asymmetrical digital subscriber link, or asymmetrical digital subscriber loop.
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After receiving a medical degree from the University of the Philippines in Manila, Philippines, Fernandez completed an internship at Philippine General Hospital, University of the Philippines, in Manila. He completed a residency in internal medicine at Long Island College Hospital in Brooklyn, N.Y., and residencies in neurology at State University of New York in Brooklyn and at Louisiana State University in New Orleans, La. In addition, he completed a fellowship in clinical neurophysiology, epilepsy and sleep medicine at LSU.
Fernandez is board certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology in neurology and clinical neurophysiology.
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The IP address 192.168.1.100 is used for the management of the wireless router and is also known as the router's management panel address. We can also use this IP for security purposes. We can manage the router by using this IP as it is the management panel of the router. The default IP address of the router is 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1 but we can change the default IP through the management panel of the router by using 192.168.1.100 IP address.
What can you do with the IP address 192.168.1.100?
To get approval enter the IP 192.168.1.100. By going to the management panel we can change the settings of the router
Consequent choices, security, arrange management, QOS-IP, remote LAN settings, LAN, Wan, specialist, MAC, WPS, DSL, ADSL, from here you can make changes according to your need. It gives you the likelihood to charge your system association, in the range of the router, in the workplace or the school, bistro, and so on…
How to get to 192.168.1.100 IP address?
It's anything but difficult to log in to this IP address. You just have to enter the IP address that is 192.168.1.100 in the browser and from there you can reset your router. The router can be reset by pressing the rest button on the router.
192.168.100.1 is an IP address set as the default residential area a couple models of home broadband routers. It is a private IP address that can be relegated to any gadget on a nearby system designed to utilize this address go.
Using 192.168.100.1 to Connect to a Router:
To connect to a router we need to login to the control panel of the router, to achieve this type the IP address into the browser and press the enter key. This will ask the user for the username and password. Then you can easily change the address of the router from other to the current IP that is 192.168.100.1. This is not beneficial nor disadvantageous but some of the users find the number easier to remember.
Using 192.168.100.1 for Local Clients:
We can also assign the IP address 192.168.100.1 to other devices on the local area network rather than assigning to router. This assignment of IP address to other devices on LAN can be easily done dynamically that is by using DHCP and manually by using the static IP address. DHCP stands for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol which is a method in which the networks are automatically configured on the computer. The DHCP method can only be used if the configuration of the router is such that it includes the IP 192.168.100.1. And for manual that is by using static IP address the network of the router must be set correctly.
How 192.168.100.1 Works:
As the IP address 192.168.100.1 is a private IPv4 address of a network, therefore, we cannot use it for connecting to router from outside. This IP address can only be used within the local area network. Regarding security we cannot differentiate this IP address from the other private IPs.
Issues with 192.168.100.1:
This address and 192.168.1.100 are effortlessly mistaken for each other. Home systems use 192.168.1.x tending to a great deal more frequently and 192.168.100.x moderately once in a while. This address should not be manually assigned to any of the devices especially when the device is belonging to the DHCP of the router, as a result of these conflicts on the IP address may occur. The conflicts of IP address means that one IP is assigned to two communications on a single network. Therefore only one device should be assigned this IP address that is 192.168.100.1.


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- California Health Laws Related to Recycled Water "Purple Book" (DHS)
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- Groundwater Replenishment System
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Also known as reclamation or reuse, water recycling is an umbrella term encompassing the process of treating wastewater and storing, distributing, and using recycled water. According to (Water Code § 13050), "'Recycled water' means water which, as a result of treatment of waste, is suitable for a direct beneficial use or a controlled use that would not otherwise occur and is therefore considered a valuable resource." Water can be recycled or reused on farms, within industrial complexes, and at home. However, municipal recycled water is what most people refer to as recycled water.
Municipal recycled water originates at a municipal wastewater treatment plant and is sewer water that has been collected, treated, and reused so that it can be beneficially reused again. Figure 1 shows some of the ways we can reuse municipal recycled water.
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Municipal Recycled Water Cycle showing the collection, treatment, and use of municipal recycled water.
Municipal recycled water has been safely and beneficially reused in California for more than 100 years. Since 1970, California has periodically quantified how much beneficial reuse is occurring in the state. Figure 2 shows how statewide use has increased since 1970, by the nine regions governed by the Regional Water Quality Control Boards.
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Municipal recycled water use in California since 1970, by Regional Water Quality Control Board
The two most recent surveys - for the 2009 and 2015 calendar years – were conducted jointly by the Department of Water Resources and the State Water Resources Control Board (SWRCB).
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- 2015 Survey Results
California reused 714,000 acre-feet of municipal recycled water during 2015, an increase of 45,000 AF since the last survey in 2009. Conducted during the drought and mandatory water restrictions which reduced flows to wastewater treatment plants,significant increases are expected in the next few years as projects go online that received Prop 1 or 2014 Drought Grant funding. A summary of the survey results presented at the recent IWA International Conference on Water Reclamation and Reuse held in Long Beach can be found in the Powerpoint presentations:
Additional information on the 2015 survey will be released on this website as it becomes available.
Water Recycling and Desalination Staff Contact Information: Follow this link to contact appropriate staff...http://www.water.ca.gov/wateruseefficiency/Contacts/