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RC-20. del Alamo, J. A., and T. Mizutani, "A Recessed-gate InAlAs/n+-InGaAs MISFET", Fall 1988 Materials Research Society Meeting, Vol. 144, Boston, MA, November 1988, p. 659
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Head coach Rob Penney has made nine changes for tomorrow's Sportsground showdown against Connacht at 6.15pm.
With four changes to the pack Paul O'Connell returns this week joining Donncha O'Callaghan in the second row.
Dave Kilcoyne and Damien Varley start in the front row with John Ryan making the positional switch to tight-head.
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Duncan Williams teams up with Ian Keatley at half-back, while Denis Hurley, Johne Murphy and Andrew Conway all join James Downey and Gerhard van den Heever in the backline.
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Munster: Denis Hurley; Gerhard van den Heever, Johne Murphy, James Downey, Andrew Conway; Ian Keatley, Duncan Williams; Dave Kilcoyne, Damien Varley, John Ryan; Donncha O'Callaghan, Paul O'Connell; CJ Stander, Sean Dougall, Paddy Butler.
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PHOENIX, Ariz., January 12. WATCH out, these women are back in action and ready to rumble. Holiday training is over and it's time to hit the deck.
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If New Yorkers felt a little safer today, it wasn't without good reason. Atop one of the many buildings encasing popular Union Square stood Tonto with his kimosabe, the Lone Ranger. The life-size likenesses of The Lone Ranger stars Johnny Depp and Armie Hammer on horseback were part of a nationwide contest from Delta Vacations for a vacation to New Mexico. Moviegoers are encouraged to tweet or instagram photos of the statues along with the hashtag #LRRideForJustice for a bonus entry to the sweepstakes. Currently the statues are in New York City, visible from Union Square north, but they will be appearing at other locations nationally including Atlanta, GA, Orlando, FL, Miami, FL, St. Louis, MO, New Orleans, LA, Denver, CO, Salt Lake City, UT, San Francisco, CA, Burbank, CA and Hollywood, CA. A map is available at the official Ride for Justice micro-site as well as clues tweeted by the official @LoneRanger Twitter account.
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- I'm a beginner, is Piklist for me?
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Piklist comes with built-in Demos. If you find a field you like, just copy the code and paste it into your project… seriously, it's that easy.
Code-based frameworks also allows you to version control your code, which is very difficult to do with a UI based framework. All you have to do is press delete by accident in a UI-based system, and you've just lost your work. With version control that never happens.
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- Install and activate the plugin.
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- Ask questions on our Support Forum. (We love hearing from our users)
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You sabe a lot of time using piklist to create a plugin.
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Having worked in frameworks like Rails, was was sceptical when I watched the Word Camp presentation and heard the claim that 'Piklist is to WordPress, what Rails is to Ruby' and 'This should be your first plugin to install on WordPress was a tall claim'.
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Great plug-in,
Using it for themes and plug-in development,
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It is a great plug-in for developers!
Makes a lot of work for creating forms and custom post-types a lot faster.
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Release Date: November 20, 2017
- UPDATE: updated all references to http to https
Release Date: April 5, 2017
- FIXED: class-piklist-form.php error (Thanks @ssuess)
- FIXED: Notice in piklist::sort_by_args_order()
Release Date: April 1, 2017
- FIXED: Workflow tabs work as expected in settings.
- FIXED: post_submitbox_misc_actions hook is missing the post object (thanks @fatmedia).
- FIXED: get_currentuserinfo() should be replaced with wp_get_current_user() (thanks @alordiel).
- FIXED: Deleting items from add-more reindex properly.
Release Date: March 30, 2017
- FIXED: Illegal string offset 'field' notice in class-piklist-form.php (thanks Luigi Laezza)
- FIXED: PHP 7 changed the order in which nested variables are evaluated.
- FIXED: Arithmetic warnings in PHP 7.1
- FIXED: Allow JS validation to work with Piklist validation.
- FIXED: taxonomy scope in select field not reflecting stored choice.
- FIXED: Submitdiv priority being lost.
- FIXED: "Private" appears in Post Status in quick editing.
- FIXED: Media workflows are now under tabs.
- FIXED: Taxonomy workflow tabs show as expected.
- FIXED: Close div in meta box separator.
- FIXED: Label name is supposed to be plural.
- UPDATE: Safer global retrieval for PHP 7.
- UPDATE: Add further parameter support to help sections.
Release Date: June 20, 2016
- ENHANCED: added support for PHP 5.2.
- FIXED: Deprecate PHP4 style constructor in universal widget class.
- FIXED: brought back piklist_admin::responsive_admin().
- FIXED: duplicate name in widget class.
Release Date: June 16, 2016
- ENHANCED: WordPress 4.5 compatible
- FIXED: Updated upgrade script.
- FIX: Sanitization plays nice with Validation.
- ENHANCED: CSS updates.
- ENHANCED: Added default editor style and removed theme style from non post content editors.
- ENHANCED: Tightened save method to POST only.
- FIX: Slashes issue with text fields.
- FIX: Typo in setting name, shortocde_ui.
- FIX: Lots of little fixes.
- Requires WordPress v4.0.
- NEW: WorkFlow Bar!
- NEW: Save individual Options, not just serialized Settings.
- NEW: Validation rule: 'disabled', to make a field disabled.
- NEW: unset_value option for checkboxes.
- ENHANCED: Removed old responsive_admin() function.
- ENHANCED: Dragging the editor in add-mores is easier.
- ENHANCED: Validation and Sanitization updates.
- FIX: Validation and Sanitiztion in multi-level grouped add-mores.
- ENHANCED: File field and Editor highlight better when required.
- FIX: Settings tabs are now backwards compatible with the new Workflow system.
- FIX: Piklist allows posts to save normally. Thanks Mehdi for letting us test on your site!
- FIX: Validation rules within groups work as expected.
- FIX: Validating certain fields within widgets work as expected.
- FIX: Editors in add-mores now retain content markup.
- FIX: Multiple User Roles are now saving.
- FIXED: Updates run normally.
- FIXED: Set args_order to 0 if not set.
- Fixes
- ENHANCED: Allow client-side and server-side validation to work together.
- Tons of fixes and enhancements.
- Started Unit Testing.
- NEW: "Post Format" parameter for comment blocks.
- ENHANCED: Changed how assigning sections to WorkFlows. Now they work like all other Piklist features.
- ENHANCED: Data structure updated.
- ENHANCED: Easily display post statuses in a select field. Demos updated as well.
- ENHANCED: OPTGROUP support for Selects.
- FIXED: Sometimes getimagesize can't get the image size.
- NEW: Custom Post Statuses work in quick edit.
- NEW: admin-login-message partial.
- ENHANCED: URL Validation update. Props @jasontheadams
- FIX: Security update for admin notices. @props joostdevalk
- ENHANCED: 'limit' validation rule now support character and word count.
- ENHANCED: Multiple templates can be assigned in comment block. Props @jasontheadams
- ENHANCED: Revisions work as expected.
- CHANGE: 'anchor' parameter is now 'anchor_id'
- CHANGE: 'type' parameter is now 'post_type'
- CHANGE: 'name' parameter is now 'title'
- CHANGE: 'box' parameter is now 'meta_box'
- CHANGE: 'ID' parameter for class-piklist-dashboard is now 'Extend'
- Requires WordPress 3.8
- NEW: 'list_table_filter' parameter adds taxonomy filter to list table.
- NEW: 'meta_box_filter' parameter adds taxonomy filter to meta boxes.
- NEW: Dynamic Meta Boxes
- ENHANCED: Added easier pulling of Add-more data. Props @jasontheadams
- ENHANCED: 'multiple' => false works with Media Uploader.
- ENHANCED: 'sortable' => true/false works with Add-mores.
- FIXED: Non-image files can be removed from file upload field.
- ENHANCED: Updates to group fields.
- Lots and lots of bug fixes.
- ENHANCED: Query enhancements
- ENHANCED: Add custom classes to widgets.
- ENHANCED: Admin notices can now dismiss.
- ENHANCED: Allow 'page' parameter to work on individual Workflow tabs.
- FIXED: Notice on conditional scripts.
- FIXED: Replaced wpdb::esc_like() for like_escape() in WordPress 4.0+
- ENHANCED: WordPress Meta Query.
- ENHANCED: Allow HTML5 inputs.
- ENHANCED: Allow Piklist to set default Validation and Sanitization rules for fields.
- ENHANCED: Add new Workflow position 'permalink', to support WordPress 4.1 'edit_form_before_permalink' hook.
- ENHANCED: Demos are 100% localized.
- ENHANCED: Allow targeting of Default page template
- ENHANCED: Allow for different sizes of images previews.
- FIXED: Updated editors
- FIXED: Better Javascript wrapping
- FIXED: Drag and drop issues work as expected.
- FIXED: Editors work nicely in grouped add-mores.
- FIXED: Tool tips look great in the main post column and the side sortables.
- Lots of bug fixes.
- NEW: Admin notices
- FIXED: show_admin_column works for User Taxonomies
- FIXED: Front end forms work with media_handle_sideload()
- Lots of bug fixes.
- NEW: username_exists validation rule
- NEW: email_exists validation rule
- NEW: Front end forms!
- ENHANCED: WordPress 4.0 support.
- NEW: Admin notices
- FIXED: Notice on Piklist about page.
- ENHANCED: WordPress 4.0 support.
- FIXED: Duplicate "Settings Saved" messages are gone.
- FIXED: Broken link on About page.
- ENHANCED: CSS tweak for ul.piklist-tab-bar
- NEW: Pointers!
- FIXED: Typo in Demos
- ENHANCED: Updated Widgets
- ENHANCED: Editor enhancement for group fields.
- FIXED: Added Taxonomy support for non-multiple fields.
- FIXED: Update to save_post action.
- FIXED: Post Relationships work as expected.
- FIXED: Radio buttons save properly in Settings.
- FIXED: Removed object_id from fields.
- FIXED: Language files load properly.
- FIXED: Locked notice works correctly on Multisite.
- ENHANCED: Field conditions support add-mores.
- ENHANCED: Field conditions support serialize groups.
- ENHANCED: Field Columns switch to right margins.
- ENHANCED: Right Now widget css update.
- The most stable version of Piklist yet.
- Tons of performance updates.
- NEW: Field validation.
- NEW: Field sanitization.
- NEW: label_class attribute
- ENHANCED: Field conditions.
- ENHANCED: Faster, reengineered Widget system.
- ENHANCED: Piklist Widgets work better in Theme Customizer.
- ENHANCED: Filter everything by user role.
- ENHANCED: Tooltips match WordPress default themes.
- ENHANCED: index.php files are ignored in parts folders.
- FIXED: Quick edit buttons work properly.
- FIXED: Textarea values do not carry over in Add-Mores. Props Daniel Rampanelli
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www.gonzaga.edu/nursing PROGRAM PHILOSOPHY
Nursing is built on a solid foundation in health and behavioral sciences and is informed by ethical principles. The ability to think critically and communicate well is just as essential to the profession as competence in the science of nursing. Gonzaga's Nursing Program incorporates a liberal arts foundation and professional study to help students become highly adaptive and effective caregivers.
Professional nurses strive to promote, maintain, and restore the physical, intellectual, and spiritual health of others. The Nursing Department at Gonzaga University seeks to develop thoughtful and reflective nurses who approach patient care with knowledge, skill, sensitivity, and ethical integrity. Nursing coursework and clinical experiences build on the University Core Curriculum and Jesuit traditions that support the development of the whole person and encourage students to become servant leaders within their communities.
Grounded in Jesuit and nursing traditions, the pre-licensure Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) offered at Gonzaga University focuses on the values of servant leadership, social justice, community, and reflective practice. Students learn to promote health, care for patients with acute and chronic illnesses, and support patients and their families at the end of life. The concept of Complex Adaptive Systems (CAS) serves as the organizing framework for the curriculum. One application of this concept is that students initially care for individuals with more predictable health care needs. As they progress in the program, they learn to care for individuals, families, and populations with increasingly more complex needs. They also gradually work in increasingly complex organizational settings. Upon completion of the program, graduates are able to assume a generalist role in nursing with their practice grounded in the key principles and processes of nursing: • • • •
safe, competent, and ethical care effective communication leadership professionalism
PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Department offers a direct admission, fouryear curriculum for students seeking a BSN. Students must declare nursing as their major at the time they apply for admission to Gonzaga in order to also be considered for admission into the major. Admission is highly competitive and will be granted to students with a strong academic record (particularly in the areas of math and science), above-average standardized test scores, and a demonstrated understanding of the field of nursing. Due to the limited number of available nursing practicum placements, nursing is not an option for transfer applicants at this time. The first two years of study focus on completion of the University Core Curriculum and lowerdivision nursing courses and prerequisites. Continuation to the upper-division BSN coursework is contingent upon successful completion of the lower-division coursework. Students are expected to maintain at least a 3.0 GPA, with a minimum C grade in all
prerequisites (excluding Biology 105 and Chemistry 101 and their respective labs—a C- is accepted in those courses). In addition, students may only repeat one prerequisite course in which a grade of C- or below was earned and still progress to the upper-division nursing courses. Students in upper-division coursework rotate through a series of clinical experiences that introduce them to professional nursing practice in a variety of health care settings. Due to the availability of quality clinical placements, not all students can begin practicum (clinical) experiences in the fall of their junior year. Half of the students begin their practicum experiences in the fall and half will wait until the spring of their junior year to do so. Freshman nursing students can request to begin their upper-division courses in either the fall or spring semester. If more students request the fall semester over spring, the final determination is based on earned cumulative GPA from prerequisite courses. Students who start the upper-division nursing courses in the spring of their junior year will have the following options: • Spreading their coursework over nine semesters • Taking a leave of absence for a semester (if prerequisites are completed within the first four semesters) • Applying to study abroad in the fall semester of their junior year This 9-semester option also allows these students an opportunity to complete a minor, study a foreign language, or repeat a course if necessary.
The following courses are a combination of the Gonzaga University Core Curriculum and the prerequisites required to begin upper-division nursing coursework:
Students with an associate degree in nursing and an RN license may apply for the accelerated RN to Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) program and complete the ten "bridge" courses (30 credits) that prepare them for master's level courses. There are two options available for students pursuing the accelerated RN to MSN degree:
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English 101 - English Composition English 102 - Literary Genres Philosophy 101 - Critical Thinking Philosophy 201 - Philosophy of Human Nature Philosophy 301 - Ethics Religious Studies 100-level elective Religious Studies 200-level elective Religious Studies 300-level elective Speech 101 - Speech Communication Biology 105/L - Information Flow in Biological Systems and Lab Biology 170/L - Microbiology and Lab Chemistry 101/L - General Chemistry and Lab Human Physiology 241/L - Anatomy/Physiology I and Lab Human Physiology 242/L - Anatomy/Physiology II and Lab Human Physiology 244 - Nutrition Psychology 101 - General Psychology Sociology 101 - Introduction to Sociology Math 121 - Statistics Nursing 200 - Professional Nursing in a Complex Adaptive System Nursing 210 - Growth & Development
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The Department also offers an MSN degree and a Second Master's degree for individuals with a current RN license and a baccalaureate degree. The Second Master's degree in Nursing program is designed for the registered nurse who already possesses a master's degree with a major in nursing, but desires preparation to function in a new role or specialty area. Students pursuing either the MSN or the Second Master's degree may choose from four different degree options: • • • •
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care system and to use the knowledge and skills gained in the DNP program to initiate improvements in nursing practice and the health care system. Gonzaga also offers the CRNA (Nurse Anesthetist) program through the School of Education and will begin offering the Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice (DNAP) beginning in fall 2015. Please contact the Department of Nursing for more information about graduate nursing programs. OUTCOMES Upon graduation, students are well prepared to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX), a requirement for licensure as a registered nurse (RN). The Department traditionally boasts exam pass rates well above the national mean scores. As our country faces a shortage of nursing professionals, the demand for Gonzaga nursing graduates continually increases. A wide variety of career opportunities await Gonzaga BSN graduates in hospitals, public health departments, community clinics, home health care agencies, and private medical practices. Many students choose to continue their education and pursue MSN, DNP, or DNAP degrees at Gonzaga or other institutions across the nation.
FACULTY Dale Abendroth | Ph.D., RN, Gonzaga University | Assistant Professor | firstname.lastname@example.com Nancy Beckham | Ph.D., ARNP, University of Utah | Associate Professor | email@example.com Neva Crogan | Ph.D., GNP-BC, University of Arizona | Dept. Chair and Graduate Programs Director | Professor | email@example.com Alice Dupler | J.D., MSN, RN, Gonzaga University | Associate Professor | firstname.lastname@example.com Jennifer Garrity | MSN, RN, Gonzaga University | Lecturer | email@example.com Mary Sue Gorski | Ph.D., RN, Loyola University Chicago | Assistant Professor | email@example.com Kathy Manion | MSN, ARNP, Gonzaga University | Lecturer | firstname.lastname@example.com Lisa Miklush | Ph.D., RN, University of San Diego | Assistant Professor | firstname.lastname@example.com Jennifer Miller | M.A., RN, Ph.D. candidate, Washington State University | Lecturer | firstname.lastname@example.com
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According to my well-thumbed encyclopaedia of cliché, an Englishman's home is also his castle. You might have thought this was just a metaphor for a certain primness with a feather duster, but for England's World Cup squad in Germany it will be quite literally the case. The party will be based at the Schlosshotel, Bühlerhöhe, Baden-Baden, not an address to be taken lightly on a drunken taxi ride home. Schloss translates as "castle" and much has already been made of the hotel's stellar presidential suites, its Michelin-starred complimentary breath mints and its Olympic swimming pool filled entirely with Diet Appletise. But will it help?
Touring England teams have certainly come a long way from the days of four-to-a-bed in the embassy under-gardener's potting shed. The 1950 World Cup squad spent the night before their decisive 1-0 defeat by Spain sleeping inside a vacant corned-beef freight container on the Rio de Janeiro docks. This disastrous billeting saw Chelsea's Roy Bentley miss the final group game after suffering partial embalming in a combination of fatty beef offcuts and Tom Finney's hair lacquer.
During the same tournament Brazil's insistence that their squad spend two months in a luxurious country hotel complex backfired dramatically during their defeat by Uruguay. The game turned on a bizarre five-minute spell that saw key players Augusto and Zizinho distracted by a heated exchange over the correct amount to tip the head gamekeeper during a partridge shoot and the goalkeeper Barbosa beaten by a long-range shot while attempting to call room service to complain about the texture of his omelette Arnold Bennett.
For England this time around it just had to be a castle. The Schlosshotel was described by Sven-Goran Eriksson as "by far the best", but then he never did strike you as the kind of man to settle for a budget break at the Ramada Baden-Baden. You can understand the FA's thinking on this one. It seems to have been: we would like to stay in a luxury castle for a month. Beyond that castles do have a certain mythic appeal, an aura of victorious travelling armies.
Or do they? In English folklore a castle tends to be somewhere you try to escape from (Rapunzel/Sleeping Beauty/two full-backs and a third-choice goalie off on a post-curfew bender in downtown Bühlerhöhe). And in the popular 1970s film genre whereby a team of puffy-faced screen legends lead a maverick assault on a mountain stronghold housing an entire infantry division, the castle is without exception occupied by the bad guys. The kind of people who say things like "You make a very foolish mistake, Herr Major" and "As a British officer I will treat you like a gentleman. Guards! Untie him." The point seems to be that if you've got turrets, a drawbridge and even a suspicion of a haughtily curled lip, defeat is at hand.
All things considered, a month in a castle is no guarantee of World Cup success. A guarantee of an invigorating enzyme peel spa treatment, perhaps, or having someone to iron your copy of the Daily Star. Which, if you had to spend a month making breakfast table small talk with Sammy Lee and Nancy Dell'Olio, might be the least you'd expect.


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Baylor Team Earns Two Awards at Model Organization of American States CompetitionNov. 13, 1998
A nine-member team of Baylor University students won the Most Creative Representation Award at the Second Annual Model Organization of American States Conference, held recently in San Antonio. The conference, which is sponsored by the World Affairs Council of San Antonio, the University of Texas at San Antonio and the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, featured 14 teams from colleges and universities in Texas and a team from National Autonomous University of Mexico.
The teams represented countries from the Organization of American States with team members serving as diplomats of the various representative countries. Tournament participants debated topics such as human rights, drug trafficking, international trade and the environment.
The Baylor team, which represented Argentina, earned the Most Creative Representation Award in recognition of its outstanding research and preparation for the competition. Additionally, team member Bethany Jenkins, a senior from Pensacola, Fla., earned an honorable mention award at the conference.
Other members of the Baylor delegation included Kristi Bonkowski, a senior from Hesperia, Calif.; Sam Henderson, a freshman from Corpus Christi; Milton Gutierrez, a junior from Cameron; David Ocamb, a freshman from Oklahoma City; Yami Moreno, a senior from Laredo; Trey Nixon, a senior from Charlotte, Texas; Fabio Subieta, a senior from Katy; Lin Wayner, a graduate student from New York City; and David Wolf, a freshman from Grand Rapids, Mich. Dr. Janet Adamski, assistant professor of political science, and Dr. Joan Supplee, associate professor of history and director the Latin American Studies program, coached the team.
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The last thing you need to read right now is another interview with John Lasseter. However this one, published today in Australia's The Age, has a couple of great closing quotes:
"I don't believe that an animation studio should be an executive-driven studio," he says. "Our goal is really to help bring that studio around to be a director-driven studio like Pixar and help it become about the quality. Quality is about the most important thing to us."Considering the dominance of computer- generated animation, including the Shrek movies from DreamWorks and the Ice Age movies from 20th Century Fox, it's surprising to learn there's still a place for conventional 2-D movies. "We'll still definitely be doing some hand-drawn animated films at Disney, without question," Lasseter says.
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The resurrection of Jesus Christ is at the very heart of Christianity. (1 Cor 15:14). If Christ had not been resurrected and seen by many people (Luke 24), Christianity would not exist today. Imagine that you are a disciple of Yeshua (Jesus) and you have seen him perform miracles, even raising people from the dead! You truly believe that he is the Messiah, prophesied in Isaiah and you are looking forward to a new and glorious age when Israel will be at peace and serve God. Then He is crucified - a common punishment for criminals at the time! Imagine how disappointed, dejected and perhaps hopeless you would be. That is why the resurrection of Yeshua (Jesus) was so exciting for the early Church; because it showed that He really was the Son of the Living God who could not be conquered even by death. So the disciples were overjoyed and went out to preach the Good News, that "He Lives!" Yeshua was alive and God has accepted His sacrifice as punishment for the sins of the world, so that we could once again have a relationship with God (1 Peter 3:18). The resurrection of our Lord, Yeshua also assures all of us that we too will be resurrected from the grave (1 Cor 15.51) someday.


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The transition towards a low-carbon economy will change both the way power is produced and the way it is consumed. Smart grids are an essential element to facilitate this transformation and for achieving energy security, affordable energy and climate change mitigation—the three elements of the "energy trilemma".
To help facilitate the deployment of smart grids, the World Energy Council (WEC) has put together this report to shed light on the current status of smart grids and the financing mechanisms for their development. The report aims to serve as a compendium of best practice examples of successful smart grid development in different countries (India, Japan, China, South Korea, Brazil, Europe and North America) and the factors contributing to their success with a special focus on funding mechanisms.
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A reciprocal-configuration Boundary Element Method calculation of acoustic radiation characteristics has been implemented for a generic tire geometry. The influence of the geometric parameters on the radiation characteristics has been studied. The degree of amplification of noise sources on the tire belt is strongly affected by the overall tire width. In contrast, the tire radius predominantly influences the pattern of the varying amplification around the belt, rather than its absolute level. Radiusing the tire's 'shoulder' region is potentially beneficial in terms of lowering amplification levels, for a tire of fixed overall width. However, it is less effective than maintaining sharp shoulders and reducing the overall width. Thus, for an acoustically optimal belted tire, the overall width should be as small as possible, even if this leads to a larger diameter. The width should not be increased in order to accommodate a radiused crown region. Copyright © (2012) by the Institute of Noise Control Engineering (INCE).
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NASHVILLE—The Packers didn't need all of their stars for the No. 1 offense to get off to a strong preseason start.
The eight-play, 64-yard touchdown drive was the opening score in what became a soaking-wet, 20-16 loss to the Tennessee Titans. It was highlighted by six Starks runs for 49 yards, including a 20-yard TD scamper less than 4 ½ minutes into the contest. The running game, even without Lacy, looked downright dominant.
"That's always what the O-line wants to do," new center
The No. 1 defense did the same, allowing only one first down on Tennessee's first two possessions before a muffed punt by rookie receiver
"It's a starting point," said outside linebacker
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Tolzien completed a pair of throws to receiver
Head coach Mike McCarthy noted after the game that Neal sustained a knee injury.
"It's an awful feeling when you go forward with your arm and it gets really light because there's no ball there," Tolzien said. "The ball was on the ground. That's your possession. It was just a reaction to trying to get the ball. Kind of takes you back to backyard football."
Harper appeared to be making a move in the crowded competition at receiver, but he failed to haul in what appeared to be a catchable ball on the 2-point conversion try right after Neal's TD. He also couldn't corral a short fourth-down throw in the fourth quarter that would have kept the chains moving.
Adams had a similar night of ups and downs, catching two passes for 22 yards but fumbling two punts. He recovered the first one himself but wasn't so lucky on the second.
Deeper down the depth chart, two defenders made standout plays in the fourth quarter that gave the Packers a chance to win.
Former practice-squad cornerback
Moments later, Mettenberger's short pass over the middle to running back Jackie Battle deflected way up into the air, and undrafted rookie linebacker
"I jumped a little early and lost it in the lights, so I'm just happy I came down with it," said Jones, who had been quiet thus far in training camp but now has a building block in his bid to earn a roster spot. "Right place, right time. It was fun. Can't wait to do it again."
Jones ran the ball back to the Tennessee 13-yard line, and the Packers kicked a field goal that gave them a 16-13 lead at the time.
It didn't hold up, as the Packers' No. 3 defense couldn't make it three stops in a row, but some key objectives were reached as everybody who dressed, played, and did so in adverse conditions.
"It stinks that you lose, but it's the first preseason game, so you have to build on it," Tolzien said.
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Newly promoted Verona have dismissed the idea of making an adventurous bid for Alessandro Matri of Juventus. "But Luca Toni…"
"Matri is only a dream of the President," sporting director Sean Sogliano told Radio 1. "We simply can't sign a player like him.
"He's a very strong attacker, but we need to keep our feet on the ground and put our focus on other transfer targets.
"It is a different matter for Toni though and I have spoken to him," the official continued. "He's a great player with a glorious past, but we need to understand his motivation as the season will be tough for us.
"If a champion like him wants to put himself up for debate again then he would be an important player for us."
Italian champions Juventus are understood to be ready to sell Italian international Matri given that he isn't guaranteed a starting shirt in Turin.
The former Cagliari ace has also been linked with a move to Milan.
Toni, meanwhile, is available on a free transfer after his contract at Fiorentina ran out. The 36-year-old scored eight goals in 27 League games last term.
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Busytown is a magic place whose residents -- mainly talking animals -- are ready to tackle problems and conflicts that arise. Huckle Cat, Lowly Worm, Bananas Gorilla, Sprout Goat and others participate in activities -- including fishing and camping -- and try to solve mysteries that take them from Busytown to far-away spots like Rome and London. And even when things are difficult, the Busytown residents are always ready for a song and a smile. The long-running animated series is based on a popular children's book series by Richard Scarry.
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The existence of supermassive black holes in the early universe has never made much sense to astronomers. Sightings since 2006 have shown that gargantuan monsters with masses of at least a billion suns were already in place when the universe was less than a billion years old – far too early for them to have formed by conventional means.
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Skip to comments.Americans Slip From Minnesota to Somali Terror Group (al-Shabaab): FBI
Posted on 10/31/2012 6:51:16 PM PDT by NormsRevenge
Young American men continue to slip through a terrorist recruiting pipeline from the homeland to join the ranks of jihadists half a world away in East Africa, with two going as recently as three months ago, according to federal officials.
The FBI confirmed a report by Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) that in July two young men disappeared from their neighborhoods in Minneapolis and are believed to have traveled to Somalia to join al-Shabaab, the embattled al Qaeda-affiliated terrorist group.
Under "Operation Rhino," for years the FBI has been investigating what has been described as a recruiting pipeline from the Twin Cities, which boast large Somali immigrant populations, to Somalia. Both top U.S. officials and at least one prominent member of al-Shabaab said Americans account for dozens of the terror group's fighters. A 2011 Congressional report put the number around 40.
"Minnesota represented!" writes American-born rapping jihadist Omar Hammami in an autobiography posted online in May, though he claimed most of the U.S. recruits were already dead. "Those Minnesota brother[s] have almost all left their mark on the [jihad] and most have received martyrdom, while the rest are still waiting."
The FBI said that in the recent case, two young Minnesota men, 19-year-old Mohamed Osman and 20-year-old Omar Ali Farah, left their homes for their trek to Somalia in mid-July. Osman's family told MPR he was religious, but they were stunned when he disappeared.
... Earlier this month some details about how exactly young men are recruited for jihad emerged during the federal trial of a man who was convicted of recruiting more than 20 fighters for al-Shabaab in America in 2007, according to The Associated Press.
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Color me confused, but I thought Muslims achieving martyrdom by being killed by other Muslims is a win-win. Why not deport the rest of these Somalis back to Somalia to fight for their version of the Moon God's death cult?
Must be that d*mned lutefisk driving them.
These are not "young American men." These are people whom our government most unwisely allowed to enter our country and then, even more unwisely, granted citizenship. They have nothing in common with Americans, nor do they have any loyalty to our country or gratitude for what we have done for them. Pearls before swine. These are mentally sub-par Third World blood thirsty thugs whose entire families should be sent back to their natal hell hole. Why are these people in our country? Why does Minnesota Public Radio care if they leave and go kill other savages? My primary concern would be ensuring that they are not allowed to return here.
While these "recruits" are currently being trained in Somalia for jihad suicide missions in Africa, they could just as easily be trained back home in Minnesota for attacks in the US. I have long thought the Mall of America in the Twin Cities has a large target painted on it.
>Why not deport the rest of these Somalis back to Somalia to fight for their version of the Moon God's death cult?<
Why are they even here?
At one time one had to have a usable trade to be allowed in the country — the country expected its immigrants to be able to contribute.
My, how things have changed for the worse.
Where can we donate and can we get hispanics interested in the program.
That's my other question. Why is the United States importing Muslims of any kind? Do we have a shortage? No.
All the Muslims do is fail to assimilate, listen to Imams calling for the destruction of the Great Satan [United States], and soak-up the Infidel's generous welfare. Nice deal for a bunch of 7th century sheep and goat lovers.
"...open up at least one job "
While I agree with your post, I seriously doubt these muzzie trash youts are occupying a seat at the employment table.
More like a place in line for Obama's stash.
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U.K. Stocks Little Changed as Investors Await FedInyoung Hwang
U.K. stocks closed little changed at a five-month high as Standard Life Plc retreated, offsetting worse-than-forecast data on U.S. private payrolls that fueled speculation the Federal Reserve will maintain stimulus.
Standard Life slid 4 percent after posting sales that missed estimates. Barclays Plc advanced 0.9 percent after posting third-quarter pretax profit that met estimates. Next Plc surged to its highest price in at least 25 years after raising its full-year profit target.
The FTSE 100 Index added 2.97 points, less than 0.1 percent, to 6,777.7, its highest level since May 22. The gauge has rallied 4.9 percent in October as U.S. lawmakers reached a last-minute deal to increase their government's borrowing authority. The broader FTSE All-Share Index gained 0.1 percent today, while Ireland's ISEQ Index rose 0.5 percent.
"If the Fed starts tapering, that might have a short-term impact on equities, but for me, the main issue is the macro environment longer-term," Christoph Riniker, head of strategy research at Julius Baer Group Ltd. in Zurich, said by telephone. "We have an improving macro environment. Having a positive performance in equities is warranted and the U.K. market is one that is benefiting from those developments."
Jobs, Fed
A report from the ADP Research Institute today showed that U.S. companies added 130,000 workers in October, the smallest gain since April. The median forecast of 39 economists surveyed by Bloomberg predicted an advance of 150,000. Businesses hired a revised 145,000 people in September.
The Federal Open Market Committee meets for a second day to discuss monetary policy. The 16-day shutdown of the U.S. government earlier this month cut economic growth by 0.3 percentage points this quarter, according to a Bloomberg News survey of economists. The central bank will probably delay reducing its $85 billion in monthly bond purchases until March 2014, economists forecast in the survey. The Fed announces its decision at 2 p.m. in Washington.
Standard Life slid 4 percent to 354.5 pence. Scotland's biggest insurer said sales of long-term savings products in the first nine months of the year rose to 17.3 billion pounds, falling short of projections for 17.4 billion pounds.
Pearson Plc dropped 3.6 percent to 1,316 pence. The publisher of Financial Times forecast that full-year operating profit excluding some items will fall from the 2012 level because of a weak North American market for college textbooks.
Barclays Profit
Barclays advanced 0.9 percent to 268.45 pence. Third-quarter pretax profit, excluding gains and losses on the bank's own debt, fell 26 percent to 1.39 billion pounds ($2.2 billion), the lender said. That matched the median estimate of 11 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.
Next rallied 4.7 percent to 5,450 pence, its highest price since at least 1988. The U.K.'s second-largest clothing retailer predicted that full-year brand sales may increase by as much as
3.75 percent, having previously anticipated an increase of as much as 3.5 percent. The company said full-year profit before tax will be as much as 680 million pounds ($1.1 billion), up from a previous forecast of as much as 675 million pounds. Next also reported third-quarter sales that beat estimates.
Marks & Spencer Group Plc rose 1.6 percent to 493.2 pence. The Financial Times reported Britain's largest clothing retailer has slowed a drop in its share of the clothing market.
African Barrick Gold Plc jumped 16 percent to 197.2 pence, its highest price since April 10. Third-quarter gold output rose 11 percent and full-year production will exceed a 600,000-ounce target, the company said. The performance may lead to upgrades by analysts, Liberum Capital Ltd. said.
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Since this E3 week, I'd thought I'd use this week to highlight some of the more interesting games that I've seen and I'm excited about that have been announced during the week. I won't talk extensively about them, but just to give a little explanation about it and why I'm interested in it. So far, this E3 has been light on games that have interested me. EA had two games (well, they had 3, but they botched one by not premiering on their own stage, but giving only a teaser while giving an "extended" premiere to Microsoft, while Bethesda had nothing that interested me particularly this year, so today and tomorrow, I'll briefly cover the two games from EA that were interesting.
Need for Speed – Payback
I know few readers of the blog will be interested in video games, and fewer still will probably be interested in a racing game, but this one is doing something different. It is trying to tell a "story" using racing gameplay as the driving force (no pun intended) to move the player through from one story element to another. It is very much inspired by the Fast & Furious (F&F) film franchise, but imagine that instead of just watching exciting car chases on film, you could actually take control of the cars and do all those crazy "set pieces" yourself. That seems to be what NfS:P is going for.
Now, EA has tried this once before in a Need for Speed game, Need for Speed The Run (NfS:TR). The Run tried to tell a cinematic story, but it didn't work out very well. I finished The Run, but felt no desire to go back to it once the story was done. The story, which had you trying to get the main character into 1st place by the time you reached the other coast line was too restrictive and didn't work as well as they planned. However, several F&F films have been released since then and I feel fairly confident that they have figured out how to integrate the narrative with the gameplay this time around.
Here is the trailer for Need for Speed Payback Gameplay Trailer and here is the trailer for The Fate of the Furious (Furious 8) for comparison. You'll notice a similar "vibe" between the two, I think.
This one looks like it could be a lot of fun. I am cautiously optimistic for it and will check the reviews when it releases later in the year.


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Empty shop units in Cumbernauld Town Centre now have a new look thanks to a project designed to encourage people to get out and about.
The lottery-funded Cumbernauld Living Landscape project has seen several shop windows transformed into works of art to remind people of the wealth of green spaces and wildlife havens to be found around the town.
The installations were formally opened on Friday as project members conducted guests on walking tours around the centre to view the artworks and explain their significance.
Project manager Iain MacKenzie said: "The town's green spaces provide vital clean air, water and areas to relax for the 50,000 people that live in Cumbernauld.
"By creating these engaging works of art, the Cumbernauld Living Landscape wants to make people more aware of the nature on their doorstep.
"These six Living Windows reflect six green spaces in the town and were modelled on Cumbernauld Glen Wildlife Reserve, Cumbernauld House Park, Cumbernauld Community Park, Palacerigg Country Park, Langriggs and Ravenswood Nature Reserve."
The project organisers are asking people to send pictures demonstrating how they use these spaces to the Cumbernauld Living Landscape Facebook page or tweeting @ScotWildlie with #LivingWindow.
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