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By: Justin Felisko
July 20, 2016
PUEBLO, Colo. – Nathan Schaper had no plans of going to the Park Rapids, Minnesota, Touring Pro Division event during the Fourth of July holiday weekend. He was extremely content hanging out at home and enjoying the weekend with family and friends.
That was until he took a glance at the PBR world standings and realized he was falling out of the Top 35.
Schaper quickly called the PBR's competition department to enter the Park Rapids event and proceeded to finish in second and third-place for 50 world points courtesy of a 4-for-4 showing.
"The way it happened was I wasn't doing the best and I was like, 'Man I got to go,'" Schaper said Wednesday. "I was determined to go do something and get something done. That is what happened. I got on four bulls there and it worked out. It was a last minute deal where I wasn't getting points anywhere else and I have to get something done somewhere one of these days."
It was the beginning of a torrid July as Schaper built off his Park Rapids performance by nearly winning the Calgary Stampede last week.
In Calgary, Schaper went 4-for-6 and advanced to the Final 4 Round on Showdown Sunday for $26,833.
Schaper now heads into tonight's Salinas, California, BlueDEF Tour event as one of the hottest riders in the PBR having ridden eight of his last 10.
"I felt good," Schaper said while leaving Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport. "I felt probably better than I have in a long time. I definitely drew some really good bulls, but I was really loose on them. I felt completely different."
Instead of things seeming foggy or off-balance while riding, everything has fallen back into place for Schaper while he hunts down the 8-second mark.
"It is not a blur and it is not happening very fast," he added. "It seems like in 3 seconds and the ride is over really. You can see everything going around you as you ride. To me, that is when I know I am riding good. I don't have to think about anything. Your body just does it and your peripheral vision just gets wider. It is different."
Schaper said that beyond just feeling good physically, he felt mentally refreshed after hosting some of his buddies, including Chase Outlaw, Cody Campbell, Douglas Duncan and Skeeter Kingsolver, at his house in Grassy Butte, North Dakota, last month and competing alongside some of the top rodeo stars in Calgary.
"I don't feel like I was gone or I am back," Schaper said. "I would say I am having more fun. You just have to make up your mind that you are going to start riding and enjoy every bit of it. I was having a blast. I love that rodeo. I had never been there before. It was cool riding with all of the greats in each rodeo event –Kaycee Field and Wade Sundell – all of those guys I really look up to.
Schaper earned an unofficial 32.5 points in Calgary, which should bump him to No. 35 in the world standings.
Therefore, the 25-year-old is getting himself on track for a potential return to the Built Ford Tough Series in August, beginning with the Music City Knockout, presented by Cooper Tires, on Aug. 19-20 in Nashville.
Schaper was cut from the BFTS following the first eight events this season and has since bounced between the BFTS and the PBR's lower tours. Schaper is 8-for-31 in 12 BFTS events, but he is 19-for-36 at non-BFTS events.
"I am trying to get as many points as possible to make sure I am there after the break is over," Schaper said. "Not just on the bubble, I want to be up a couple of ways."
Fabiano Vieira, who also advanced to the Final 4 Round at the Calgary Stampede and went 4-for-6 as well, is also competing in Salinas Wednesday.
Vieira, the No. 3 ranked rider in the world standings, is one of 12 riders ranked inside the Top 35 of the world standings competing in California.
Other Top 10 riders competing in Salinas include No. 7 Shane Proctor, No. 8 Wallace de Oliveira and No. 9 Cooper Davis.
Schaper isn't the only rider in Salinas competing for a BFTS spot come August.
Last year's winner, Reese Cates, is only 135 points behind No. 35 Stormy Wing. Other riders such as No. No. 39 Brant Atwood, No. 40 Marco Eguchi and No. 43 Ty Pozzobon are trying to crack the Top 35 as well.
The winner of the Salinas BlueDEF Tour event will be given a BFTS exemption to Charlotte.
Cates admitted in June that this summer break is much different compared to last year when he was ranked ninth in the world standings following his victory in Salinas.
"It's a different summer, but it is OK," Cates said in Decatur, Texas. "I am trying to knock out as many of these events as I can right off the bat. That way I can still have a few events before Nashville to go home and work out and regroup. Get my body to feeling good."
Cates is also set to compete at the Kasey Hayes and Stormy Wing Invitational in Guymon, Oklahoma, on Saturday.
The 27-year-old and 2008 Rookie of the Year is well aware that you have to keep your foot on the gas pedal during the summer months if you want to be competing at the final PBR Major of the season in Nashville.
"It is kind of a catch 22," Cates said. "It is a long summer. You can't put too much emphasis on any one particular event or bull, but each event and bull matters. If you keep telling yourself it is a long summer, a long summer and before you know it there is two weeks left before Nashville. It is important to stay motivated. It is important to stay focused.
You have to keep your eye of the prize and that is for me to have about three weeks at the end of the summer to go home, regroup and take care of myself for Nashville."
Schaper next plans on competing at the Manor Fun Daze PBR Canada Touring Pro Division event Saturday night before making one last push qualify for Nashville.
He would love to kick off his current run with a victory in Salinas.
"I have always wanted to win Salinas," Schaper said. "It is a pretty prestigious event. They give away a cool buckle. I have been here a lot and I have always wanted to win it. Maybe it will be this year.
Follow Justin Felisko on Twitter @jfelisko
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I don't think it is an overstatement to say that my peers in the trucking industry are some of the most caring, compassionate and altruistic people this country has to offer. When the going gets tough and one of the brethren is in a tight spot, truckers naturally rally together, pool their resources and offer much needed aid and assistance, often without any prompting whatsoever.
And it isn't just truckers looking out for their own. The trucking community will bend over backwards for the good of the nation whenever there is a dire need. I've understood this for many years, because I've lived it and seen it firsthand.
A couple recent events have only served to underscore this truism and also help to generate some much-needed publicity for truckers across this great land. Slowly but surely, the country is waking up to the fact that the trucking community is full of good-natured altruists, always ready to lend a helping hand and help those in need.
This autumn, as the destructive Hurricane Sandy was blasting the eastern seaboard with howling winds and stinging rains of an intensity seldom seen before, the truck drivers of the United States of America sprang into action. We understood quickly that the people of the northeast would be in need and that our services could aid in their short-term survival and long-term recovery.
The enormity of the collective hearts of the trucking community was shown to have no bounds as trailers were lent, and time was devoted to assisting those in Sandy's destructive path.
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Food and clothing was collected and transported to coastal communities in New Jersey by a husband and wife owner/operator outfit.
Before the storm could even touch ground, thousands of dry goods, cleaning supplies, blankets and batteries were en route to Amityville, New York courtesy of a Louisiana truck owner.
Renowned charity United Way of New Jersey reported that several companies had donated trucking services to transport supplies up and down the coastline.
A trucking company out of Kansas City, Missouri jumped at the chance to donate their service to haul a massive load of children's toys that were distributed to Sandy's victims in the days after the storm passed.
Only a couple months later, truckers were getting headlines again for their generous nature. This time it was in support of one of the trucking industry's closest allies, the United States Armed Forces. As men and women who traverse the Heartland of America and rely on the safety and security of our nation's transportation infrastructure, we truckers are enthusiastic supporters of the men and women who come from that Heartland and risk their lives and well-being so that the open roads can remain safe for passage.
So for those familiar with the trucking community it was no surprise that we were particularly enthusiastic and motivated to aid in the pre-Christmas "Wreaths Across America" movement. On December 15 trucking professionals from across the nation donated their manpower and equipment to distribute over 600,000 fresh remembrance wreaths on the graves of our fallen heroes at almost a thousand veterans cemeteries from coast to coast.
Hundreds of truckers were on hand as local organizers conducted wreath-laying ceremonies at each location, including the famed Arlington National Cemetery, where 34 truckloads of wreaths were transported by freedom-loving truckers to honor those that made the ultimate sacrifice.
I hope you will keep these anecdotes in mind the next time someone questions the philanthropy and unselfishness of trucking professionals. For reasons that I can't quite fathom, there are some circles that seem to be under the grotesque impression that truckers are averse to helping their fellow man out. Nothing could be further from the truth, and it was wonderful to see the above examples receive some positive publicity, so the rest of the nation could begin to learn what I already know:
Truckers are among the most generous, caring, patriotic folks in any walk of life.
Hank Barton is a second generation trucker-philosopher with a penchant for the written word. He enjoys blogging about long haul trucking, safe driving practices and life on the open road. He writes for E-Gears, an online CDL Test authority that specializes in a variety of study guides.


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First thing you do if you wanna keep your friends, you go and wash up. This scene to some of you may seem icky, but to me it was fun, brushing my teeth like that and wondering how the hell I'm gonna use the toilet if I think THIS is hard. Yeah priceless.
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^Coffee and tea for breakfast, before the real breakfast arrives. The weather was cold and kinda windy.
This hill was the play ground for my friends and their cars.
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Thirteen security officers are now facing criminal charges of trespassing and armed trespassing after a late-night sweep at the Great Value Suites and they could face more charges for illegally possessing narcotics and drug paraphernalia that they confiscated from hotel residents.
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The security guards went back to the motel, even though deputies told them to stay away.
The owner of Freeman Security maintains that deputies do not have the right to trespass his officers, but the Orange County Sheriff's Office and other security companies said what happened with the guards is a problem.
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After taking in a healthy $15.8 million on Thursday, the testosterone-laced street racing franchise starring Vin Diesel, Jason Statham and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson pulled in $67.3 million from 4,004 theaters on Friday. That puts the Universal Pictures action flick on course to clear $100 million on its opening weekend.
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Richard Hughes is excited at continuing his association with Strong Suit in next Sunday's Keeneland Phoenix Stakes at The Curragh.
Hughes has been aboard the Richard Hannon-trained juvenile for both his starts, a Newbury maiden and the Coventry Stakes at Royal Ascot, and is very keen on his prospects in Co Kildare.
"I couldn't be happier with him. He is in great form and if he runs his race, then he has an excellent chance," said the jockey.
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"Canford Cliffs is a bit different again. It's hard to compare the two as this horse is much bigger so it's hard to know how much is to come. We will see how he is after this. He is a big horse so there could be plenty more to come, we might get him out again this year if all goes well."
The home defence is led by Kevin Prendergast's Dunboyne Express. The Shamardal colt is also unbeaten in two outings including the Group Three Anglesey Stakes over the course and distance last month. "He's in good shape and we're looking for a big run from him," said Prendergast.
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Aidan O'Brien has won 10 of the last 12 runnings of this Group One for two-year-olds. The Ballydoyle trainer has a team of four -- Emperor Hadrian, Samuel Morse, Snow Mountain and Zoffany -- amongst a final field of nine.
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DR. CHARLES H. MAYO 2D, the grandson of a founder of the Mayo Clinic, has been fined $4,000 by the Minnesota Board of Medical Examiners for failing to diagnose illnesses or injuries in four patients.
In his 16 years with Group Health, a clinic in Minneapolis, Dr. Mayo failed to diagnose lung cancer in one patient, leukemia in another, skin cancer in a third and a broken forearm in a fourth, according to a document signed on Thursday by him and DR. GEORGE B. MARTIN, the chairman of the board's discipline committee. Dr. Mayo, who is not affiliated with the Mayo Clinic, left Group Health in 1987 and is practicing with the board's permission at a clinic in Moorhead, Minn. He said he thought he was being unfairly singled out for review.
''I feel put upon,'' he said, asserting that his name was a factor. The Mayo Clinic is in Rochester, Minn.


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Unlike other ash monitors in the COALSCAN range, Model 1500 contains no radioactive source. The COALSCAN Model 1500 incorporates a large scintillation detector, which is mounted between conveyor idlers directly under the centre line of the belt. This detector is shielded from external radiation by a lead lining within the detector assembly, as well as an overbelt lead shield.
Note - ash precision depends on variability of ash composition; actual precision will be calculated for each application. Contact Scantech for more information.
COALSCAN Model 2800 Applications
Real time coal quality data provides active process control, with timely information on ash content to make decisions that maximise the value of the resource and minimise operating costs. Typical applications include:
- Mine grade control for rapid assessment of the coal being delivered to the stockpile or preparation plant;
- Measurement of ash in thick coal beds such as raw coal or plant feed conveyors;
- Preparation plant feedback control, installed after washery, to provide rapid feedback of washing process;
- Train load out control;
- Ideal for coal types with highly variable iron or calcium content.
COALSCAN Model 2800 Coal Ash and Moisture Analysers Advantages:
- State-of-the-art technology
- Low investment and maintenance costs
- No radiation source
- Configured to suit any belt size and load
- Does not touch the coal or the conveyor belt
- No sampling necessary during normal operation
- Optional customised software output using SuperSCAN
- Local technical support
- Remote modem support
For your peace of mind we can offer you Free Testwork on your Samples to asses the suitability of the technology to each application. This removes any concern over buying a system where performance for your application would otherwise be uncertain.
We provide money back performance guarantees on our analysers.
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I was diagnosed with a sliding hiatal hernia and Gastroparesis (partial paralysis of the digestive tract), so I started Reglan last night. I was a chicken and broke it into quarters and only took one quarter of a pill. Good thing I did, because I have been unable to get out of bed all day so far from major muscle weakness. Dr. B and I knew it was risky, but we needed to give it a shot. Will DC Reglan immediately and resume Protonix twice a day until further discussion in October.
Reglan is a muscle stimulator, so for the average person, the drug would have been helpful. For one with HypoKPP, anything resulting in muscle excitability is a potential paralytic trigger.
The above diagnoses are contributing to my breathing issues, however, I hope to see a pulmonologist in the near future. My lungs and/or diaphragm may still be compromised, as two of my doctors have noted reduced breathing.
I'll be back with an updated list of my meds, as well as a list of meds I have recently reacted badly to, and a new location for my Periodic Paralysis article (which is gone at the moment, thanks to Yahoo shutting down their freelance site). Talk to you soon.


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how to analyze a cd nozzle with fluent which designed by MOC?
i designed a nozzle with method of characteristics with the code which give me the profile of nozzle's wall. now i want to analyze it in fluent. but i do not know how to setup the problem in fluent. the nozzle designed with this condition: inviscid,irrotational,isentropic,2D flow. the question is how to set problem in fluent which can simulate this condition. i found this tutorial and try to setup problem in fluent like this but the result is not close the designed condition for example look at this nozzle wich is designed for mach 1.8 but after the simulation you can see that some region the mach number reached to 2.88
can anyone help me with that to get the proper result from fluent. i just designed the nozzle but i don't have any information about stagnation pressure and temperature, only i have the mach number at the exit and A/A*, P/Po,T/To.
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After climbing Mt. Rainier, we spent a day exploring the Olympic Peninsula in Washington.
We went to…
- Hurricane Ridge in Olympic National Park (it was cloudy and we couldn't see much, though)
- The Pacific coast section of Olympic National Park near Forks and La Push where the Twilight books are set
- The Hoh Rain Forest, one of the few temperate rain forests in the US
It was also a surprisingly wildlife-filled day, as you'll see in the pics below.
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An Electronic Silent Spring July, 2017 Newsletter from Katie Singer www.electronicsilentspring.com US State Bills Streamlining Wireless Small Cells on Public Right-of-Ways "Small cells" (which, including batteries, may actually be the size of a fridge) on public right-of-ways are designed … Continue reading
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Personal fitness coach, Ryan Munsey of NaturalStacks.com, interviews Katie Singer about why and how to reduce your household's exposure to screen-time and man-made electromagnetic radiation. https://www.naturalstacks.com/blogs/news/cell-phones-brain-cancer-and-public-health-with-katie-singer … Continue reading
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From Kevin Mottus of the California Brain Tumor Association: Please Comment on FCC Docket below discontinuing Wireline Service provided by CenturyLink nationwide. You can use comments you have submitted previously for other 5G or Landline FCC Dockets. Follow instructions below … Continue reading
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An Electronic Silent Spring March, 2016 Newsletter from Katie Singer www.electronicsilentspring.com E-Invisibles Since posting Mark Mills' amazing report about how much electricity the Internet requires, "The Cloud Begins with Coal," http://www.electronicsilentspring.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Cloud_Begins_With_Coal.pdf, I've learned about * The University of Melbourne's Centre … Continue reading
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New Report: Brittany Murphy May Have Been Poisoned
by Laura Hibbs | November 19, 2013 at 11:44 AM |
Murphy in 2008 (AP Photo/Peter Kramer)
A newly released toxicology report suggests that the death of actress Brittany Murphy, who passed away in 2009 at the age of 32, may have been the result of heavy metal poisoning.
The Los Angeles Police Department originally ruled the "Clueless" star's death as accidental, citing the official cause to be a combination of multiple drug intoxication, pneumonia and iron deficiency anemia. Her husband, British director Simon Monjack, mysteriously died five months later of the same causes.
Murphy's parents deny claims that their daughter was addicted to drugs at the time of her death. Her father, Angelo Bertolotti, sued the L.A. Coroner?s Office and Police Department last year in order to obtain samples of Murphy?s hair, blood and tissue for independent testing.
Though the lawsuit was eventually dismissed, Bertolotti was reportedly able to secure the samples anyway and had them sent to the Carlson Company in Colorado for testing.
The subsequent lab report, which was obtained by The Examiner, says that higher than normal levels of 10 separate heavy metals were detected in a sample of Murphy's hair. It also alleges that barring the possibility of "a simultaneous accidental heavy metals exposure," the only plausible explanation would be that the metals were "administered by a third party perpetrator with likely criminal intent."
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According to The Examiner, heavy metals similar to those found in Murphy's hair are common in rat-killing rodenticides and other various insecticides.
The site also claims that both Murphy and Monjack exhibited several symptoms of heavy metal poisoning - which include "headache, dizziness, gastrointestinal, neurological, respiratory, or dermal symptoms such as abdominal cramps, tremors, tachycardia, sweating, disorientation, coughing, wheezing, congestion, and pneumonia - shortly before their deaths.
Despite the findings, L.A. Chief Coroner Investigator Craig R. Harvey has revealed to the Huffington Post that there are no plans to reopen the investigation into Murphy?s death.
"The Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner-Coroner has no plans to reopen our inquiry into the deaths. We stand by our original reports," he said in an official statement. "We have not been presented any [third] party lab test results for analysis, so we are unable to comment on publicized reports of private lab tests."


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Jeff McArthur is a frequent blogger and tweets a lot. He's one of those random (at least for me) guys you stumble across that writes good stuff you want to read.
During this weekend he's put out a lot of tweets about the difference between a professional and an amateur. Most of them was in general terms and they all got me thinking. What do I think defines a professional software engineer? What is our profession all about?
Some label most of us technology geeks, and to some degree this is very true. I like technology. I like software and hardware and I play games. A typical description of a geek.
But is our profession only about technology? It plays a huge role indeed; technology is part of our toolbox. But is it all?
I would argue that technology is just a small part of what we need to do to be considered a professional. Here is my list, in no particular order:
- Dedication – be dedicated towards delivering the BEST solution, not just A solution.
- Continuously seek more knowledge – to be able to decide what is the best solution, you need to have a broad toolbox with a understanding and competence in many technologies, methods and tools.
- Strive to deliver quality – not just quantity. A good piece of software doesn't only do the job. It's also reliable, stable and maintainable.
- Pride – software engineering is a craftsmanship. You need to put pride in what you create.
- Question your skills – at all times. There is always something to perfect, something to get a little better at.
- Welcome feedback on your work – always look for opportunities to get your work criticized by everyone. Listen to it and change.
This seems to be oddly general. Being a professional in any trade means a lot of the above, but in our trade where business and technology moves faster then a high-speed train. We need to constantly be on our toes. Putting in an effort to learn, evolve and excel. When we do that, we can start to count ourselves as professionals in the profession of Software Engineering.


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Jocelyn and Jason Banks
I meant to email sooner, but its been crazy busy as you can imagine I'm sure! But wanted to let ya'll know we received a WONDERFUL Christmas present Christmas morning! Thank you so much for all the effort and hard work into our album! it looks wonderful and we have wowed a few people!
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We were very lucky to find Ed and Donna for our wedding photography. They were excellent. I would recommend them a thousand times and more. The quality of the pictures were great. We had so many pictures and poses to choose from it was so hard because they were all excellent. We loved all of our pictures. They were so friendly and enthusiastic about shooting our pictures. We can't thank you guys enough. Thank You!!!
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I knew I was going to choose you to photograph our wedding after my first phone call. I had just finished asking her a ton of questions about shooting a sunset wedding at the beach and she had patiently and thoughtfully answered them all. She walked me through the process, talked to me about options (brides love options!) and provided insight into how they approach their work – which is with great skill, experience, kindness and professionalism. And now we have photos that we absolutely love – not only of us on that day but of our friends and family, too. Thanks for capturing so many special images that it's hard to put into words exactly what it means to us.
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My daughter had a destination wedding on the beaches of Fort Morgan requiring many of our plans to be made long distance. Choosing Ed for our Photography was the first and easiest decision we made. The photo gallery on their website showed us what we could expect and we were not disappointed. The pictures were awesome! Ed and Donna are a pleasure to work with and I recommend them to everyone.
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The photographs that Ed took of my daughter's wedding more than met our expectations. We had first thought of taking photographs in front of the condo we were staying in and after we arrived we really did not like that particular beach setting. W called them and they suggested other places for us to check out and we found several settings that were really beautiful. The poses were unique, they were easy to work with and professional in every respect. The quality of the photographs were exceptional. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for professional photographs no matter what type of service they were looking for.
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Ed and Donna captured our wedding day beautifully. They were wonderful to work with and I constantly get compliments on our pictures. I would, and do, recommend them to all of my friends. Thank you for making our wedding memories as beautiful as the day itself!
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We were extremely happy with our pictures and services with Ed and Donna. They are the best in the area. Our pictures have been complimented by everyone who has seen them. We couldn't have picked better photographers for our beach wedding. They exceeded all of our expectations. Thank you. We love you.
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Micki Colson
Donna and Ed are fantastic people and we could not have been more pleased with our photos! They were everything I had hoped they would be and more! We got married on the beach at sunset and it was sooo windy! Donna was so sweet… she pushed my hair out of my eyes for me a million times!!! They made us feel so comfortable and they captured every special moment from our ceremony… even things we didn't think of! Thank you guys so much for everything! I would recommend them to anyone and everyone! Thanks again!.
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My husband and I loved working with Ed and Donna. It was nice to have 2 photographers covering our wedding. I know they covered every small detail on our wedding on film. They listened to exactly what we wanted and meet every need. I felt very comfortable with both of them. I have no qualms about recommending them to anyone else. I have already told a few friends about how wonderful they were.
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Elysia L Boyd
My Pictures were beautiful. I am enjoying my album. They are a great team to work with. Thanks for the memories.
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Alison Brown
I am from North Mississippi and I planned my beach wedding through phone calls and internet! I found Ed and Donna on a website about Gulf Shores. I looked at their site and loved the pictures that were on there! I was so excited because my wedding was going to be beautiful and they were going to capture every beautiful moment! I gave Donna a call and we booked the date. My family and my husband's family rented a gorgeous beach house in Gulf Shores for the week of the wedding. So were were on our way to a perfect wedding week on the beach! Well it didn't exactly go a planned! A major rain storm came a couple of hours before the wedding! I was so upset, but what could I do? So we changed the wedding from on the beach to in the beach house. They came in and started snapping pictures left and right. They captured the beautiful moments and more. Our wedding pictures were great! I bought the master cd and the quality of the pictures were outstanding. They were great to work with and I would recommend them anytime. In the future I would love to book them for a family beach session, hopefully this time it will not rain!
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Ginny Pearson
Ed took the wedding pictures for my son's beach wedding. They were professional in every way and the pictures turned out gorgeous. This completed our most beautiful wedding ever!
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I would like to thank ya'll for the great job you did at my son's wedding. The variety of pictures is fantastic and the quality is exceptional. The little things that you picked up on and captured is unbelievable (his face when he first saw his bride, the close-up of their holding hands, the ring bearer's yawn, and so many others). You were so accommodating and just added the finishing touch to a perfect wedding. We thank you and would welcome any future customers to contact us.
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We really enjoyed our photo session with you guys. You made us both feel comfortable and you brought a special touch to our wedding day! Thanks again!
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My daughter won an engagement package at a wedding show in Pensacola, FL- her fiancee and her enjoyed the engagement photo session so much and the pictures were excellent-so they decided to go with you for wedding photos.. my husband and I really enjoyed the way you handled all of the photo-shoots and made everyone so comfortable–the web-site and ordering was so easy for our entire family..we would definitely recommend to future brides-in fact, we already have.. thanks again for making my daughter's day so special–Kaye Helton
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Thursday 4th May to Saturday 3rd June 2017
Application Deadline – April 15th 2017
Introduction to Summer Program
Are you currently studying law? Or practicing or working in law? The CUPL Summer Program in Chinese Law is designed for students and lawyers looking to get an intensive understanding to Chinese Law. Based in Beijing, the legal and political capital of China, CUPL is China's top law school, and with two campuses, it is the largest law school in the world, making it the best place to study Chinese law. With the great wall and the forbidden city, you can also understand about China's history, and combined with the classes and experience of the program, get an understanding of where China is headed.
You will learn about the fascinating challenges facing China and how China is developing a legal system around the rapidly developing economy. Learn about human rights, environmental law, WTO, corporate law, and dispute resolution, trade law, and many more, with introductions at a Chinese law firm and a visit to the Chinese law courts.
Understanding this culture, and studying alongside, ambitious, globally minded students, will give you an edge that will set you apart from your peers in your studies, challenge you to grow as a person, and give you a boost in your career.
Study on the CUPL Summer Law Program to experience life in Beijing. Feel the fast pace and energy of the capital city of the world's fastest growing economy. See the contrast between the old city of Beijing and see the new skyscrapers for yourself. Taste the delicious Beijing duck and local dishes at the opening or closing banquet, or pop along to the night market in wangfujing to taste some more daring local delicacies.
About the Program
The Summer Program will cover the following key areas of Chinese Law:
O Introduction to Chinese Legal System
O Chinese Constitutional and Administrative Law
O Foreign Trade Law
O Chinese Legal System
O Chinese Civil Law
O Company Law
O Alternative Dispute Resolution
O Environmental Law
O Family Law
O Labor Law
O Foreign Trade Law
O Human Rights in China
O Chinese Contract Law
O Criminal Law
O Foreign Investment Law
O Intellectual Property Law
O China and WTO
You will experience the Great Wall, Ming Emperors' Tomb, Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, and have the opportunity to experience a Chinese Court (Haidian People's Court) and you will see the rapidly developing Beijing next to Old Beijing. You will also attend a criminal trial and visit a local law firm.
You will be able to visit, other tourist attractions in the cities of Shanghai, Xi'an, Hong Kong, ChengDu, etc. in the travel break, or you could also take time before or after the program to further explore different parts of China.
University Credits
On completion of the program you will receive a certificate which you can use for credits in your home University towards you degree program. If you would like to do this please contact your University in advance to check the regulations for receiving credits (we can provide assistance beforehand if necessary).
You will stay at the Jiming Express Hotel which is conveniently located near the South gate of China University of Political Science and Law. This includes breakfast and wifi for staying in touch with friends, family or colleagues. The outside of the hotel is a typical Beijing atmosphere and there are a number of local restaurants with food from different regions of China just outside the hotel. You can relax after the day with dinner outside, local meat or hot dishes with a cold Tsingtao beer, with local Beijingers in typcal Beijing style.
Please note that the accommodation is not guaranteed. You may choose to organise accommodation yourself, or we can help to find accommodation for you. Without accommodation the cost of the program is $1900 USD.
Cost of Study:
The cost of the program is $2400 USD per student, the cost includes, teaching, airport picking up service, tours and sightseeing scheduled in the program, and lunch, and hotel. The dinner is not covered because students may have different activities in the afternoon and it is not possible to organise dinner for all students.
Students will be sent arrival instructions for taking a taxi from the airport to the University. If you would like to request airport pickup for your arrival the program it can also be arranged, please contact us to confirm your arrival time.
"Studying law in China is an excellent opportunity and I can't think of any better place to do it than CUPL. My classes here are always interesting, students from different cultures and legal backgrounds discuss law in China with insightful and helpful professors"
Frederick from UK
"The curriculum was skilfully devised to allow students to learn a significant amount of detail in a relatively short period of time. The courses were taught by Chinese doctors and professors who seemed to have been very qualified in the area of law in which they specialised. The professors all presented their respective course in a very professional manner. I was particularly pleased that they were generally very open about their views on various national issues in China. I found Beijing to be an awesome city. It is a modern metropolis that is more westernised than I was made to believe before arriving there."
Dwight from Bahamas
"The summer program gave me the possibility to fully appreciate both the lessons, held in the morning from very qualified professors, and the chinese culture and its lively society, with a lot of free time to spend enjoying the city and also through the activities, trips and meals organized by the university. As a student at CUPL, you will never forget this life experience."Giacomo from Italy
"All the Professors were great. I've had a great time in Beijing and I thank CUPL and its staff for being so respectful to us."Lucas from Brazil
Application Deadline
April 15th 2017
Admission Requirements
Anyone who is seeking an introduction to the Chinese legal system with sufficient English level is welcome to apply as long as they are 18 years or older. Students will be accepted on a first come first serve basis.
Application Process:
To apply:
1) Complete the Summer Program application form here
2) pay the $100 USD application fee which should be made here
After your application has been processed, you will then receive an admission acceptance letter. Instructions and information regarding your arrival to Beijing, including tuition fee payment (you are requested to pay an advance deposit of $1000 to secure your place on the program), instructions for Chinese Visa will then be sent to you. We will need your flight details in order to arrange your airport pickup and hotel and send instructions for your arrival.
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Cape Town – A rejuvenated Ernie Els, fresh from hauling in
Adam Scott so stirringly to win the British Open, suddenly has a shout at
banking a place within the top 20 greatest golfers ever in terms of major
GALLERY: Ernie Els wins the Open
Els moves alongside late compatriot Bobby Locke on four
majors, and will advance to standalone second most productive South African in
history – Gary Player still sits very safely placed as this country's primary
pride with his nine, and a top-fiver on the all-time list – if he can make it
The last major of the current year is the PGA Championship
(an event Els has never won) from August 9-12 at Kiawah Island Golf Resort in
South Carolina.
It is possible that even Els himself isn't sure at this
stage how long his top-flight career will continue for, but the globally
popular "Big Easy" does have some time on his side, if history is a measure, to
add to his quartet of major triumphs.
The oldest major champion, after all, is Julius Boros, who
won the 1968 PGA Championship aged 48 and four months.
Boros, coincidentally, sandwiches the list of top 10 oldest
major winners at both ends, considering that he also won the 1963 US Open, at
the age of 43. Between him on that chart are such names as Jack Nicklaus, Hale
Irwin and Raymond Floyd.
The Hungarian-American Boros died in 1994 after a heart
attack while seated on a golf cart – the year in which Els recorded his maiden
major success at the US Open.
In 1984, Player very nearly eclipsed Boros as oldest major
winner: also in the midst of his 49th year at the time, the Black
Knight finished just behind champion Lee Trevino at the PGA Championship.
Player had won his own last major, the 1978 Masters, at
Els's current age of 42.
And in a huge fillip for all top-level golfers fitting into
the 40-plus bracket and even considerably above it, Tom Watson (eight career
majors) was almost responsible for one of the most age-defying sports feats of
all time just three years ago.
It was then, aged a jaw-dropping 59, that he ended joint-top
with Stewart Cink at the 2009 British Open at Turnberry only to succumb,
physically and mentally exhausted, in a four-hole playoff.
At the time it had been an amazing 25 years since Watson
last won a major, the 1983 British Open at Royal Birkdale.
Els currently sits among 27 golfers to have achieved four
majors or more (Nicklaus's 18 rules the roost, with Tiger Woods nearest on 14).
But if he can snaffle a fifth he would climb to within the
ranks of an even more elite 18 to have achieved that tally or more.
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You can do it Ernie!
just make sure mandela is still alive otherwise he cant win because mandela makes him win apparently
Ernie, keep playing the way you have this year and many for victories will be in the bag!!
Sure Els can.Nick Faldo said yesterday,as part of the BBC commentary team, that Els has at least got 2 to 3 major titles to win in him,so yes he can do it if Els plays like he did or even better as he did on the back nine yesterday afternoon.Els had been in the golfing wilderness for quite some time now before yesterday's win,even briefly slipping out of the world's top 50 at one point.But he's right back in it now with the big names in golf where he belongs.
I still don't see how Luke Donald,as nice of a fella that he is,still remains to be at the top of the rankings being number 1 even when he can't seem to win a major title.Finnishing consistently in the top 5 or 10 like he does in majors is not the same as actually winning the damn thing,and yet Donald stays at the top.
nick faldo said it so it must be true
nick mallet said stormers will win the super 15
we have a new oracle!!!
luke donald is the most boring and least dominant world number one since greg normal
Nick Faldo also said early yesterday morning about half an hour before play started, that Adam Scott is a notorious final round collapser in Major tournaments and look what happened to the poor lad Scott.The proof was indeed in the pudding.
So don't be so anti-Els or anything South African for that matter like your mindless "pie" ranting and raving BS you came out with the other day under the cricket headlines and that is now continuing in a different rant, and start showing some respect to professional opinions made by people like Faldo and others even if you don't like what they're saying.
Your beloved Bulls are out of the Super15 competition and this is the best way for you to vent your anger because of that by trolling on these pages?Shame on you lad.Grow up will you and move on.Stop behaving like such an a**h*l* all the time.
i love ernie els. dont be so serious bud, why u so ANGRY!!!!!? because nick faldo would not approve and neither would the KFC fanatic nick mallet. i love what he is saying. and hope ernesto brings home some more majors. you just cant handle a bit of a jokey. relax brotini. but thanks for the long reply to my trolling, im flattered. ;)
Not sure that Ernie "hauled" Scott in - more like Scott abseiled below Ernie?


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"Independent retailers are embracing variety and becoming a more appealing place to select wines and spirits," said Brockmans gin marketing director Bob Fowkes, adding: "From the other side discounters will start to have more impact on the mainstream category."
The Drinks Company managing director Bill Oddy said: "They have an advantage in speed of response to innovation and are happy to try new lines."
Mangrove managing director Nick Gillett said: "Specialist retailers could do really well and are having success with our portfolio, but we need to help them more to really see the results."
Indies were followed by supermarkets and the on-trade, both seen as top prospects by 24% of suppliers.
Gillett said: "For our portfolio the on-trade offers a real opportunity as we see a number of the bigger players trading up in tequila, gin, vodka and rum, where we are strong.
"Supermarkets could easily deliver more volume and across the portfolio but it depends on the buyers' willingness to expand their categories and their reliance on price points. If they want low price points and huge amounts of financial support then smaller and often more eclectic suppliers will struggle to compete with big suppliers."
But some criticised the major multiples, saying they lacked a clear strategy in spirits and weren't listening to their customers.
This year's results presented a different picture from last year's, when convenience stores topped the poll with 33% of the vote, compared to just 12% this year, and independents were seen as the trade's best prospect by just 12% of suppliers.
That could be to do with the growing importance of independents in the market, but also reflects a greater contribution from smaller and independent suppliers with eclectic and niche portfolios in this year's Spirits Report.
Many of those polled felt the on- trade would continue to dominate the spirits market, especially for super-premium drinks.
Luke Tegner, brands marketing director for Berry Bros & Rudd Spirits, said: "The on-trade still represents huge opportunity for growth. The continuing trend in premium bars offering premium cocktails is perfect for Berry Bros spirits."
But others were positive about the off-trade in general. The Drinks Company's Oddy said: "The off-trade is an increasingly important segment with many retailers really acting as a pseudo wholesaler."
And Mangrove's Gillett summed up: "The off-trade is a great partner for us as consumers gain more knowledge and seek out more premium brands and some of the smaller producers who offer real value at a price point."
But when it comes to launching and growing a spirits brand, the on- trade still trumps the off-trade.
In fact, 63% of spirits suppliers said they would choose the on-trade for product launches this year, compared to 54% last year.
James Wright, head of spirits and agency brands at Halewood International, said: "The on-trade remains key in terms of visibility and engagement with consumers – those who are supportive of the brand, but also those who are somewhat sceptical of a new drink but would like to try something new."
Rachel Tranter, head of marketing and PR for the Cotswolds Distillery, said: "The passion of the on-trade makes it the definitive choice for launching a product. Telling the story of our spirits, how they're made, the work that went into our recipe development and the reason for choosing the botanicals we did in our gin is really understood and appreciated by the on-trade.
"If a product is good enough, the on-trade then becomes your unofficial brand ambassador, selling the story of your spirit and recommending it to the public.
"The off-trade could become more exciting by adopting targeted launches to interested consumers, focusing on educating them about spirits and cocktails, how to enjoy the product and what to do with it."
James Rackham, chairman of Emporia Brands, added: "The attraction of the UK for brands is our outstanding core of 3,000 cocktail bartenders. Independents in the UK perform the same role as they are hand-selling and, if convinced, are brilliant brand ambassadors. Online retail is the third route to market, offering social marketing as well as the opportunity to build a brand story. Retailers and specifically supermarkets are capable of being part of seeding a brand, but this requires a plan which they completely buy into and which fits the big picture for the brand."
Bob Fowkes, marketing director for Brockmans gin, added: "It remains true for premium brands. The off-trade could provide more tastings by experts and ensure their staff are adequately trained to explain categories and brands to an increasingly knowledgeable consumer."
The Drinks Company's Oddy agreed: "Retailers could become more confident with premium product launches. They generally have the trust of the consumer and they are bold enough to try in other categories. Marks & Spencer is a leader in this area."
Mangrove's Gillett noted: "Until the off-trade invests in educational mechanics and dedicates space and time it will always be a challenge."
Suppliers criticised the off-trade for being dull, unimaginative and not giving spirits enough space.
Bill Roberts, general manager and vice-president EMEA for Gallo, said: "Spirits merchandising is dull. If you look in Germany or France retailers are much more progressive in the way they merchandise spirits and wines. Here there is no floorspace, no room to do something exciting."
Retailers need to be more flexible, offer more room to niche spirits compared to premium brands and do more to educate and enthuse consumers the way bartenders do, suppliers said.
Kirsty Loveday, managing director of Love Drinks, said: "The off-trade could be more exciting by allowing more affordable in-store activations which can include information barkers or tastings."
But some said the sector is increasingly important for brand launches, with prestige retailers becoming a key platform alongside style bars for premium spirits.
Paul Isherwood, head of off-trade category development at Diageo GB, said: "While the on-trade still plays an important role in growing a brand's reputation, we see both channels as great places to launch and grow brands. The two channels allow categories and brands to access different occasions, and are therefore both very important in driving growth."
Christopher Beaumont-Hutchings, managing director of Chilgrove gin, said: "While the on-trade is still of paramount importance for a new spirits brand, the off-trade is not to be underestimated. Having launched in June we have found the support and enthusiasm of key players in the off-trade to be invaluable.
"Online retailer 31Dover.com, for example, has built its model around getting fully involved with the brands it represents and working with them to drive awareness, which quickly converts to sales. On the high street we have found Harrods and our local Sussex partner Hennings Wine to have been equally important to rapidly build a profile.
"Particularly with retailers operating at this level, consumers are increasingly willing to take advice and recommendations from knowledgeable sales personnel."
"A joined-up approach is important to ensure consumers can access the brand outside the on-trade," added Berry Bros & Rudd Spirits' Tegner.
Read more in OLN's Spirits Report 2014


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Kate Winslet is expecting her third child - first with her husband Ned Rocknroll.
Confirming the report, the representative of the 37-year-old actress told People Magazine that the couple is delighted over the news.
The 'Titanic' star has a daughter, Mia, 12, and a son, Joe, 9 from her previous marriages that ended in divorce.
Winslet and Rocknroll tied the knot in a secret ceremony in December after they began dating in the fall of 2011.


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Published 7:26 am, Thursday, July 16, 2015
A woman died and a man was injured early Thursday morning when cars hit them as they walked in a street in north Harris County.
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As the 2013 New York Comic-Con approaches this weekend, the people over at Mattel are setting up as we speak. However, before the show starts Scott Neitlich (AKA Toyguru) put up a new video for us, showing off the final version of the MOTUC Castle Grayskull playset. This is the final model that will be going into production. Masters of the Universe Classics fans should be pleased with this one. It's going to come with a ton of cool items that harken back to the vintage Castle Grayskull playset. Scott even goes so far as to give several measurements of the MOTUC Castle Grayskull to give an idea of scale. It looks plenty big for the Masters of the Universe Classics figures. Of course it's not in scale with them, but to truly be in scale with them the playset would likely need to be as big as a small house. As is, I look forward to getting the MOTUC Castle Grayskull playset.
Check out the video after the jump!
The MOTUC Castle Grayskull playset will start shipping this November to those who first ordered. Everyone who pre-ordered theirs should have them by early January at the latest. Are you excited at the thought of posing all your Masters of the Universe Classics figures around this thing? I know I am!


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An anecdote to history connects Methodism with the subject of a movie currently running nationwide.
Amazing Grace is a version of the story behind one of the best-known and most deeply loved hymns of all time. The movie is based on the very real life of William Wilberforce, a popular member of the House of Commons in Parliament, and his two-decade campaign to abolish the traffic in human slavery in the
Wilberforce was concerned not only for the abolition of slavery. He worked for "the relief of boy chimney sweeps," was instrumental in opening
Having read Wesley's Thoughts Upon Slavery (1774), he called on John Wesley in 1789. He was also impressed by Wesley's assignment to Methodist John Howard "to cleanse the prisons of
Wilberforce was greatly influenced by his staunch Methodist aunt with whom he lived in his youth. There he met George Whitefield, the great Methodist evangelist, and John Newton who was converted from a life of evil as a slave trader. The movie relates his long and close friendship with
Some historians give greater credit in the abolition of slavery to Thomas Clarkson, who indeed worked tirelessly and effectively to bring an end to what Wesley saw as an evil of the worst kind. Wesley twice wrote to Clarkson, who partnered with Wilberforce in the movement. Methodists put all their strength into the battle for freedom. Out of the 352,404 signatures on the petitions to Parliament on that behalf, 229,426 were those of Methodists. (
The accidental founder of Methodism kept a vigorous correspondence all his life. Ever the champion of the Christ who said, "I was hungry...thirsty...stranger...naked...sick... in prison," Wesley's concern for his fellow man was part of him to the end. His last letter has been called "one of the notable letters of the world." Written just six days before his death, it was a word of encouragement to William Wilberforce:
"My dear Sir, Unless the divine Power has raised you up to be as Athanasius contra mundum, I see not how you can go through your glorious enterprise in opposing that execrable villainy which is the scandal of religion, of England, and of human nature. Unless God has raised you up for this very thing, you will be worn out by the opposition of men and devils; but, "if God be for you, who can be against you?" Are all of them together stronger than God? O! "Be not weary in well doing." Go on, in the name of God, and in the power of His might, till even American slavery (The vilest that ever saw the sun) shall vanish before it.
"Reading, this morning a tract, written by a poor African, I was particularly struck by that circumstance–that a man who has a black skin, being wronged or outraged by a white man, can have no redress; it being a law, in our colonies, that the oath of a black, against a white, goes for nothing. What villainy is this?
"That He who has guided you, from your youth up, may continue to strengthen you in this and all things, is the prayer of, dear sir, your affectionate servant.
John Wesley"
Barham is a clergy member of the Mississippi Conference and director of the Wood Institute at Mathiston.


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text: Earlier this summer, cgfg missed out on a volleyball "camp" because her mom wouldn't pay for it and cgfg didn't have enough money. Which is all well and good, I'm all for kids paying for things, except mom is too worried about cgfg seeing us "more than allowed" (there is no "limit - joint custody) and in her efforts to prevent that, basically allows cgfg to do nothing. She can't babysit, go to friends' houses, have friends over, get a part time job, or do anything to earn money. So...knowing her mother spends a buttload of money on flea market junk, it made me a little angry that she can't fork out $50 for her kid to have a chance at doing something fun and getting some exercise. Anyway...there is another camp this week and cgfg knew she would be at our house so wanted to go. She has money here, but I would have paid for part of the camp for her, anyway, just to give her something to do. I asked her if she was still going...she said no. She'd talked to the coach to find out what it cost and learned she's not eligible due to her grades last quarter. FINALLY....a flippin' consequence. Not that I'm happy that she can't play ball....but...finally, someone is enforcing the rules that school has imposed. (and I think there's plenty of instances where a kid should not be kept from sports due to grades...but if they're gonna have the rule? they need to enforce it.)


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Accession Number : AD0618659
Title : AN EMPIRICAL MASS FORMULA INVOLVING THE ELECTRON MASS,
Corporate Author : STANFORD UNIV CALIF HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS LAB
Personal Author(s) : Frosch,Reinhart
Report Date : JUN 1965
Pagination or Media Count : 10
Abstract : A search for a rest mass quantum in the order of magnitude of a few MeV is reported. The search was stimulated by the observation that the accepted value of the electromagnetic mass splitting of the pion is very consistent with 9m ( m = electron rest mass), and that the value of the proton mass is very close to an integral multiple of 9m.
Descriptors : (*ELECTRONS, MASS NUMBER), PIONS, NUCLEONS, QUANTUM THEORY, PERTURBATION THEORY
Distribution Statement : APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE