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Tehmina Sunny is rapidly making her mark in both film and television. Noticed by industry icon and Oscar nominated director Roland Joffe, she was selected for his epic adventure 'Singularity' which will appear in theaters in 2013. She has completed working on 'Argo', Ben Affleck's eagerly awaited production in collaboration with George Clooney and directed by Ben Affleck.
Her earliest works include collaborating with multi- award winning director Mike Figgis for an adaptation of Salman Rushdie's novel 'The Ground Beneath Her Feet' portraying Vina, a tainted scarred character whose story is told over many decades. When asked how it all started Tehmina explained "I fell into acting after a British agent approached me and said he would like to represent me as an actress. I thought he was joking. I said NO, but he kept contacting everyday till I said yes. A couple of weeks after that I booked a role on the feature 'Children of Men' with Clive Owen and Julianne Moore....That was the start of the beginning." She was handpicked to play a futuristic underground gang member in the Oscar nominated project 'Children of Men', directed by Alfonso Cuaron in his adaptation of P.D. James novel working with Clive Owen and Julianne Moore.
On the small screen Tehmina has portrayed a retrospective of characters in Emmy award winning productions including NCIS, Californication, Heroes, Undercovers and recently Aaron Sorkins' The Newsroom.
Born in London, her passion for the arts was developed at an early age. She received a scholarship for playing the violin, Viola and piano. With no previous training she was a finalist for the BBCs cross country search for acting talent, a nationwide competition battling against tens of thousands. From that point she appeared in numerous school productions exploring her newfound talent.
She decided to put her artistic dreams aside and focused on achieving a more "stable" life as a computer programmer. She attended the University of Leeds in England, where she studied Business Information Systems with an emphasis on Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science. This combined with marketing and business studies earned her a Bachelor of Science degree with honors.
Tehmina's language skills as well as her ability to transition smoothly between British, American, Indian and Middle Eastern accents have given her a wide national appeal, thus allowing her to naturally carve a niche in the entertainment industry.
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I've been working with Tomcat and JSP- I've got a page that takes an input parameter, and based on that parameter, reads an xml file with data on it (it's a smarter version of my code.KevinWorkman.com page). I know that's probably not the most correct way to do things, but at least this way I don't have to change 25 pages every time I make a change on a menu.
I'm venturing into slightly more advanced territory, and I now have login and registration working, as well as the ability to fill out a form that automatically creates a new info.xml file, so you can upload a game without going through the trouble of creating and organizing the same 10 files for each (jnlp file, thumbnail, favicon, background, etc...).
As I'm working on this, I can't help but think that I'm reinventing the wheel. Surely there is an existing login/registration webapp I could just plug-and-play, right? Or a webapp that allows a user to create a blog-like entry, coupled with the ability to upload image files embedded in that entry?
I've done quite a bit of googling, but I keep coming across tutorials on how to create my own webapps- which I certainly can, and have been doing, but I feel like I'm repeating work that has already been done before, by people who actually know what they're doing.
So my question is, is there a collection of existing webapps I can use to just plug-and-play into my system? For example, a webapp that I drop into my webapps folder, and presto (or with minimal setup), I now have registration and login capabilities without writing all the logic to keep track of and update my user's info. Or is all of this so site-specific that it's not really possible to have plug-and-play functionality like that?

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About a million remote start systems are sold annually with remote starters that use a smartphone continuing to increase in sales, according to a recent report from CE Outlook.
This winter season the industry got off to a slow start due to the warm weather but with recent storms in some parts of North America companies will likely show substantial numbers in the end.
As reported, at Directed we're seeing more sales of the Bluetooth version of our Viper SmartStart.
This is a lower-cost option but one that obviously significantly reduces the range. But for people who want to leave their cars "puffing" on the driveway in the morning when it's cold, SmartStartBT certainly is a great solution.
That may explain in fact the rise in sales.
Our thanks to CE Outlook for reporting on this.
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The Chef: Brooke
The Menu: Basmati rice and edamame with Braggs, and watermelon for dessert.
The Goods: I've never, ever, claimed to be a chef. I don't think it's because my mother hasn't tried to teach me, and it's certainly not because I don't like eating, but rather I just enjoy simple foods more than anything else. I come home from a long day at the VNHQ, and nothing sounds better than some steamed rice or a PBJ. That's what I did last night, and thus that's what I had for lunch. The edamame was an amazing addition, as was the watermelon that my ever-gracious roommate cut up for us. It was a perfect light lunch for a heavily exciting day as we edge toward the final hour of voting for the Veggie Awards—polls close tonight at midnight PST, so be sure to vote and let your voice be heard!


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The Chromium project has an general utility library referred to as libbase:
Because it is standalone and does not depend on any other parts of Chromium, it has been been picked up by other Google related projects so people don't have to reinvent these things.
Along those lines, a package in Chromium OS is provided so that projects specific to us can share the code without having to bundle it multiple times over. Currently, there are over 20 such projects in Chromium OS. To keep people on their toes, the package is named "libchrome" as "libbase" by itself is too confusing. Granted, "libchrome" isn't exactly clear itself, but it's a lose-lose situation, and we tried our best. Please still love us.
Using In Chromium OS
Ebuild (non-platform2)
Note: If your package is integrated into the platform2 ebuild, then this is already handled for you in the common platform2 ebuild and you can skip this section.
There are 4 things to make sure the ebuild does when building a Chromium OS package that uses libchrome:
Below you can find copy & paste snippets that should work for any ebuild in the Chromium OS tree. All you should need to change is the "125070" as the number is updated.
Package's Build System
If your package has been upgraded to platform2 (if not, why not?), then it's simple. In your package's gyp file, you will want to:
common.mk (old)
In a standard common.mk Chromium OS platform project, you can use these snippets in your Makefile:
# If the build env has exported $PKG_CONFIG to a wrapper, use that, else use
Package's Source Code
In your source, include files from base/ like normal. So if you want to use the string printf API, do:
#include <base/stringprintf.h>
Internal Details
Over time, we've evolved how we package up the base source tree. Here we'll cover the lessons we've learned, and why we do the things that we do. This way future decisions can take into consideration all the factors without missing something.
For some more background (and specifics), see this thread: https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/d/topic/chromium-os-dev/daH97iacQeQ/discussion
Single Static Library
The first iteration involved creating a single libbase.a from a single version of Chromium (and install headers into /usr/include/base/). Then anyone who wanted to use this code base would link with -lbase and include <base/foo.h>.
The advantages here:
Unfortunately, as it was widely deployed, we hit scaling issues:
The first few points were annoying, but bearable. The latter points (related to upgrading), however, were not. So we embarked on a search for a solution!
Slotted Static Libraries
Since static libraries we so trivial to throw together, we tried to expand on this concept. Now, rather than installing libbase.a, we would install libbase-<version>.a and /usr/include/base-<version>/base/. Then projects would be built and linked against a specific version of libbase by using e.g. -lbase-85268 and compiled against a matching set of headers by using e.g. -I/usr/include/base-85268.
This has advantages over a single static library:
However, after building and testing this prototype, we hit problems that were non-starters for deploying related to libraries. When a Chromium OS shared library (e.g. libmetrics) links against a specific libbase version, it turns around and exports the symbols from that version. So when linking an application against a different version of libbase, and that shared library, we cannot guarantee that the ABI between the two versions are the same. While the compile might have been clean, we don't know if the runtime will be clean, and the behavior could change depending on the link order (-lbase-### -lmetrics vs -lmetrics -lbase-###). This could easily lead to hard-to-debug and -understand crashes or misbehavior at runtime.
We could say that the shared library would clean up its exported ABI by never exporting any libbase symbols (which would be a good thing regardless), but the resulting system is still unmanageable. Since linking against the static library pulls in both functions and state, and some of the APIs from libbase have initialization functions (such as the logging framework which sets up message headers, files, and maintains a buffer), libmetrics now has its own copy of the logging code, and the end application has its own copy of logging code. When the application initializes the logging framework, it initializes its own logging state, not libmetrics' logging state. So when libmetrics attempts to do logging of its own, it often times will crash as its logging state is uninitialized. We could add initialization functions to libmetrics so that it too would initialize its own libbase state, but now we have two parallel logging functions at runtime which could be clobbering the external state (e.g. files).
Similar complications come up when using static libraries that themselves use libbase. If libmetrics was built against libbase-1234, and another project was built against libbase-5678, they'll want different functions at link time which can lead to symbol clashing leading either to link time failures or runtime failures (as detailed above).
This is all fairly fragile, and is arguably trading one set of problems (hard to build and upgrade) for a different, and perhaps even worse, set of problems (things are easy to build and upgrade, but hard to run and debug). We can do better, so let's think harder.
Slotted Dynamic Libraries
Since the slotted aspect of the previous proposal got us the upgrade path that we desired, we now just have to solve the duplicate state problem. That could be done by only using shared libraries with libbase -- there's no chance to have multiple states be linked in as there are no static archives anymore. Now instead of providing libbase-<version>.a, we provide libbase-<version>.so. The other aspects of the previous proposal are the same (include paths, as well as compiling and linking flags).
The advantages here:
It's not all peaches and apple pie though -- there are some trade-offs here:
The last point here is the only real show stopper. Fortunately, two things work in our favor. Generally, the ABI is stable with libbase (across the version ranges we upgrade between), so the runtime "mostly works". This means we can tolerate a period of time where we are upgrading to a newer version of libbase but some applications are actually (runtime) linked against multiple versions. By the time we actually release, the upgrade will have completed, so there will once again only be one version live at a time. Further, since we can detect exactly what versions of a library an ELF has been linked against, we can confidently detect the cases where a program uses one version of libbase, but links against a shared library which pulls in a different one and act appropriately (i.e. update all the packages).
At this point, we have a workable solution. But we can still do better. Onwards!
Using pkg-config
Since we need to change all projects that use libbase (from -lbase to -lbase-<version>, and adding -I/usr/include/base-<version>), we might as well come up with a better answer overall that scales and addresses other annoyances. This brings us to pkg-config.
The advantages of providing a .pc file for projects to query are significant!
For the nit-pickers out there, there are disadvantages:
So this cleans up the compiling/linking process nicely, and integrates with existing pkg-config framework that other libraries depend on.
Optimized Slotted Dynamic Libraries
The biggest disadvantage to shared libraries is that libbase isn't really one API, but rather a large collection of different APIs. Some require third party libraries to work (like pcre or glib or pthreads), while others require very little. So forcing one project that wants just the simple APIs (like string functions) to pull in more complicated APIs which pull in other third party libraries (like pcre) even though it won't use them is a waste of runtime resources.
We can combat this though by leveraging some linker tricks. When you specify a library like -lfoo, it doesn't have to be just a static archive (libfoo.a) or a shared ELF (libfoo.so), it could even be a linker script! Combined with the useful AS_NEEDED directive, we can create an arbitrary number of smaller shared libraries (like libbase-core-1234 and libbase-pcre-1234 and libbase-foo-1234) where each one has its own additional library requirements and provides different sets of APIs. Then when people link against -lbase-1234, the linker will look at all of the smaller libbase shared libraries and only pull in the ones we actually use. This is all transparent to the user of the libbase API.
So we have all of the advantages of slotted dynamic libraries, and only one of the downsides: we still have possible runtime conflicts where a program uses one version, but a library it links against uses a different version. As noted previously, this is an acceptable trade off for now, and makes the upgrade situation significantly more manageable.
cros-debug and NDEBUG
Some of libbase's headers define structs or classes that include or exclude members based on whether the
NDEBUG macro is defined or not. If libbase is built with
NDEBUG defined, but then a program that dynamically links against libbase includes those headers with
NDEBUG undefined (or vice versa), resulting in disagreements about the sizes of objects, hard-to-debug segfaults can occur. We define a
cros-debug USE flag to try to ensure that
NDEBUG is set or unset consistently across different packages.
Future Work
Here are some random thoughts that might be worth investigating to try and improve the current situation:
Building libbase
We currently build libbase with scons (and a SConstruct). It maintains a list of all the files which go into a shared library fragment (such as 'core' and 'glib' and 'event'). It's largely split along the lines of what third party libraries will get pulled in (so the 'core' only requires C libraries, 'glib' additionally requires glib, 'event' additionally requires libevent, etc...). The fragments could conceivably be split further, but the trade-offs in terms of runtime overhead were found to not warrant it (generally in the range of "system noise").
This build file is also responsible for generating the pkg-config .pc file and linker script.
The compiling logic is duplicated a bit with the existing .gyp files that the Chromium project provides, but we (sadly) can't really leverage that file for a few reasons:
So, for now, we maintain our own file. The overhead isn't really all that great in the first place, so ...
Upgrade/Release Plans
Once a Chromium OS project has identified newer APIs that they want to utilize, or the upstream Chromium project has introduced features that make it more attractive to us (such as no longer hard requiring GTK+), it's time for us to schedule an upgrade! Here is a general approach which should work for people:
This really should be done within a single development cycle so that we aren't wasting system resources by shipping (and having active) multiple libbase shared libraries. One of the advantages of using shared libraries is that all of the non-writable sections (like .text) get shared between processes, and that's defeated in part by multiple active libbase versions.
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Reviewed by Amanda S. (age 9)
This book is part of the Bailey School Kids series. Each book has a different mystery. The kids have to solve them all. Each mystery is very different. The books are about different characters. The only characters who are the same are Liza, Howie, Melody, and Eddie.
There are some illustrations in the book. The book's illustration colors are black and white. I think they really match the story well. I think the illustrations are printed. They show the characters and some of the setting.
When I read these books I feel interested. It makes me think about how they come up with crazy ideas. I think it is funny when they try to prove things to each other.
I recommend this book because it is interesting. I would recommend this book to a person who likes mysteries. I think the characters will interest people. Kids in second grade to fourth grade would like this book.


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A Literary Insult For Every Occasion
Famous authors have been known to go around insulting each other, but their characters aren't saints either (or maybe they are, if you ask a certain Ellsworth Toohey). Of course, Shakespeare is famous for the insults in his plays, but he's not the only one putting some very rude remarks into his characters' mouths — our favorite literature is full of witty jibes, bold attacks, and sly rejoinders. Click through to see some of the best put-downs in the wide realm of literature — and how we suggest you utilize them — and of course there are hundreds where these came from, so if we've missed your favorite zinger, add it to our collection in the comments!
When faced with someone else's incomprehensible slang:
"Well, well, well, well. If it isn't fat, stinking billygoat Billy-Boy in poison. How art thou, thy globby bottle of cheap, stinking chip-oil? Come and get one in the yarbles, if you have any yarbles, you eunuch jelly thou." – A Clockwork Orange, Anthony Burgess
To liven up a dull conversation:
"If your brains were dynamite there wouldn't be enough to blow your hat off." – Timequake, Kurt Vonnegut
For telling someone to get lost, but nicely:
"I desire that we be better strangers." – As You Like It, William Shakespeare
For when someone is quite below your notice, and you want to let them know:
"He is simply a hole in the air." – The Lion and the Unicorn, George Orwell
For dispelling any illusions:
"Don't fool yourself, my dear. You're much worse than a bitch. You're a saint. Which shows why saints are dangerous and undesirable." – The Fountainhead, Ayn Rand


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Netserk wrote:I'm 178cm (and slender), so it's not easy for me to imagine myself putting the hurt on the flat cobbles, though that would be nice. But I like to imagine myself in a breakaway move with all of Tommeke, Sagan, Nibali and Contador
King Boonen wrote:Bernard Hinault.
kingjr wrote:King Boonen wrote:Bernard Hinault.
Really? Just watching him makes my knees explode.
Red Rick wrote:1.95, not too skinny, no sprint despite being way better at short efforts. Probably a guy in a lead out, or a rouleur domestique. And the guy who annoys teammates and rivals alike by never shutting up
Not sure what I'd want to be. Probably a type like Nibali, enough of a climber to ride for the biggest races while still being all round enough to have a shot at a wide variety of races if I race aggressive enough.
If I'm not world class, I think I'd want to be a breakaway rider in the medium and high mountains who does his work for better men when he needs to.
If I really suck then I'd rather be a rouleur with good bike handling skills and be really good friends with a guy important enough to drag me along from WT team to WT team.
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15Five.com is based on a simple idea. Have each employee spend 15 minutes a week writing a report that takes their manager no more than 5 minutes to read. 15five.com take that idea to the next level by turning reports into conversations, and making it simple for managers to roll up the most important problems, insights, ideas and success stories.
Venture Slogan: Know the pulse of your company
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Diane (Bisgeier) Tate
Currently work in Internal Comms helping design events and programs for our staff. Prev in MDN (2013-4), and started at Mozilla in 2011 as Program Manager for Mozilla's Open Innovation Program, WebFWD.org -- helping the next generation of Open Web technologies move Forward!
Also worked with Mozilla Hatchery and helped organize Mozilla's involvement with Telefonica at Campus Party in London in September 2013.
Before this I worked with startups at a VC firm, as an executive recruiter and also "in house" at a mobile app startup
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Cardinals June 20th highlights
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ST. LOUIS (AP) - Lance Lynn earned his 10th victory to tie for the NL lead, Matt Holliday homered and drove in two runs, and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 6-1 on Thursday night.
Lynn (10-1) allowed a run on three hits in six innings with six strikeouts and has reached double digits in wins before the All-Star break both of his years in the rotation, going 11-4 last year and making the All-Star team. He joined teammate Adam Wainwright and Washington's Jordan Zimmermann for the league lead.
Wellington Castillo homered leading off the third for the Cubs.
Castillo's second homer of the season and first since April 8 briefly tied it at 1 after David Freese's run-scoring groundout off Scott Feldman (6-6) had given the Cardinals the lead.


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Below is the fun chat with Muhammad bro.
1- Welcome to BloggingeHow. You are a personality who's not bound to introduction, but as a part of formality could you tell a little about yourself?
Let me first thank you Hassam for considering me worth to be interviewed. Well I am a human of course!Who loves socializing, building strong relationships with people online and offline and one who enjoys learning and sharing every bit of tech related stuff. I am a web developer and SEO by profession and pursuing a B.E degree in Computer System Engineering.
I am running two blogs at the moment. The first one is hosted at Blogger.com i.e. www.MyBloggerTricks.com, which shares tutorials on Google blogger, web designing and blogging tips at large. The second blog is hosted at WordPress i.e. www.SmartEarningMethods.com and it was launched just this year on 6th Feb 2012.
Smart Earning Methods guides students and the jobless with all practical Online earning Methods that are the only solution to get rid of the normal PLAN A Life. It focuses largely on Affiliate Marketing, blogging and Freelancing.
2- When did you start blogging and what was the inspiration behind it?I started exploring blogging in 2008 and eventually adopted it as a profession in 2010 by sacrificing my long list of 12th grade students. Blogging is an institute in its own, its the only domain where you get dozed daily with exciting and creative ideas.
You learn, you share and you earn at the same time. Playing with colors, graphics and web technologies like CSS3, HTML4, JavaScript and PHP, are some reasons that explain why I entered this beautiful art.
3- Are you treated differently as a "blogging guy" in your social life?
4- You are enjoying a life of entrepreneur at such a young age. How do you manage your studies with blogging?
All praise be to God brother. To be honest I had to sacrifice 40% of my studies for the sake of entrepreneurship through an established blogging career. We are humans after all and keeping all things balanced is somehow difficult in real world.
I had been a popular nerd and have enjoyed the life of a book warm but today I feel it exciting when someone calls me a "Back bencher! " ;d
Jokes a part, my days are dedicated to university studies and my nights are dedicated to my online passion.
5- What approach would you recommend to the beginners who wish to take blogging as a career?
6- What do you think is the "Ultimate" key factor that enabled you to build up such a loyal readership?
Respecting the readers and treating them alike. Answering every simple question that may be troubling a wide range of people and providing an easy solution to it has been the power pump behind the conversion of a visitor into a reader. Quality of posts and post regularity being the running engine.
7- What success methods would you like to convey to the bloggers who have less than 100 daily visitors?
Write on social media updates as much as possible no matter what your niche be. Do not stuff titles with keywords instead stuff opening paragraph with targeted keywords and phrases. Make sure you subscribe to big technology blogs to remain updated. I prefer setting up iGoogle as your homepage to remain up to date with latest feeds.
8- What is the impact of social media on the traffic that you have today?
`Social Media is an easy way for visitors to stay up to date with your content. They can use their favorite networking sites to track your posts and since people spend hours on Facebook, Twitter and now on google+, thus they count 20-30% of your overall traffic
9- In your opinion, what is the best way to drive traffic to a blog?
10- What was the happiest moment of your blogging journey?
11- What are your future plans with your blogging career?
Planning a third blog before I graduate InshAllah. At present I am blessed with two employees who are talented yet loyal and I wish to increase the team and lighten the burden. According to the business Plan strategy that we planned this year, I am expected to invest even more and that's my focus at present.
12- What is the major source of your earnings?
13- Would you like to give any message or tips to the beginners who have just started out?
Remain dedicated . Post at least 2 posts per day. Keep out of AdSense for at least six months and focus on building readership and improving Alexa Rank.
14- What do you think about BloggingeHow?
Bloggingehow is doing really well in terms of providing quality tutorials to newbie bloggers who are exploring Blogosphere from every angle.
Hassam has been one of my favorite authors. His keen interest in the niche of social media and blogs will surely take him to the next level soon. I wish bloggingehow the best of traffic, readership and stable flow of income. Thumbs up!
15- How can people contact you?
I don't have a personal profile because I am really non-existing at social networks due to several logical reasons, however I am always active on my blogs. I can be contacted via the contact page of my blog and also from our Google+ Page and Facebook Page.
16- Thanks bro- I am greatful that you took time to make this interview possible!
All Pleasure is mine to honored with the opportunity to share my thoughts. Thanks for the kindness. I wish you and your readers all the best with your future endeavors. Peace and blessings be upon you all.


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Media Contact: Museum Communications Officer, Koshland Science Museum
Phone: 202-334-1201, Email: Museum Communications Officer
Maureen O'Leary, Office of News and Public Information, The National Academies
202-334-2138, Email: Maureen O'Leary
March 21, 2008 – Washington, DC –The Marian Koshland Science Museum of the National Academy of Sciences has lined up an exciting new slate of events. From science comedian Brian Malow to a free family day about pollinators, there is something for everyone this season at Koshland. Make a quantum leap beyond the usual science museum experience and attend a public program this spring!
The schedule of public programs follows. All events are held at the Koshland Science Museum unless otherwise noted.
Safe Drinking Water in D.C. and Around the World
Thursday, March 27, 5:30 p.m. – 7 p.m.
Participate in World Water Day with an in-depth look at safe drinking water and why it is essential to health and well-being. Roland Steiner and others will discuss the status of the local water supply, the effects on regional water demand, and implications for global distribution. $8/$5 for students.
Science Comedy: The Final Frontier?
Thursday, April 10, 6 p.m. – 8 p.m.
What do the frontiers of science hold? Join science comedian Brian Malow to explore the depths of discovery, from space travel, time travel, our oceans, our brains, and the very small, such as microbes and viruses, or even smaller. $8/$5 for students.
Earth Day Educator Forum: Climate Change, Microbes, and Disease
Monday, April 21, 5 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
In conjunction with Earth Day, the Koshland Science Museum will host an interactive forum for educators. Teachers will meet with researchers to learn about current research on climate change and disease that can be used to support the teaching of biodiversity and ecology. Free for educators.
Radio Lab: An Evening with the Hosts
Thursday, April 24, 6 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Science enthusiasts and radio junkies everywhere have quickly turned NPR's Radio Lab into a cult phenomenon. Hosts Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich, along with producer Ellen Horne, will discuss and demonstrate their approach to melding complex scientific ideas into a show that is high-tech, surreal, and ultimately philosophical. $15 /$7 for students.
Note: This event will be held in the Keck Center of the National Academies at 500 Fifth St. N.W., around the corner from the Koshland Science Museum.
Music and the Brain: Performance and Discussion
Tuesday, April 29, 6 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
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In a sleepy corner of Brabant, the hamlet of ZOUTLEEUW, some 30km west of Tongeren – and 7km west of Sint Truiden train station – was a busy and prosperous cloth town from the thirteenth to the fifteenth centuries. Thereafter, its economy slipped into a long, slow decline whose final act came three hundred years later when it was bypassed by the main Brussels–Liège road. The village has one claim to fame, the rambling, irregularly towered and turreted St-Leonarduskerk, whose magnificently intact Gothic interior is crammed with the accumulated treasures of several hundred years, being the only major church in the country to have escaped the attentions of both the Calvinists and the revolutionary French. The church is devoted to the French hermit St Leonard, whose medieval popularity was based upon the enthusiasm of returning Crusaders, who regarded him as the patron saint of prisoners.
The church's tall and slender, light and airy nave is dominated by a wrought-iron, sixteenth-century double-sided image of the Virgin, suspended from the ceiling, and by the huge fifteenth-century wooden cross hanging in the choir arch behind it. The side chapels are packed with works of religious art, including an intricate altar and retable of St Anna to the right of the entrance in the second chapel of the south side aisle, and a fearsome St George and the Dragon in the Chapel of Our Lady on the opposite side of the nave. The north transept is dominated by a huge stone sacramental tower, nine tiers of elaborate stonework stuffed with some two hundred statues and carved by Cornelis Floris, architect of Antwerp's town hall, between 1550 and 1552. The ambulatory, much darker and more intimate than the nave, is lined with an engaging series of medieval wooden sculptures, most notably a captive St Leonard with his hands chained. There's also a figure of St Florentius, the patron saint of tailors, holding an enormous pair of scissors; and a thirteenth-century statue of St Catherine of Alexandria, shown merrily stomping on the Roman Emperor Maxentius, who had her put to death.
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The Rolling Stones (Charlie Watts; Keith Richards; Bill Wyman; Brian Jones; Mick Jagger)
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The Rolling Stones (Charlie Watts; Keith Richards; Bill Wyman; Brian Jones; Mick Jagger)
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- Sir Michael Philip ('Mick') Jagger (1943-), Singer and composer; lead vocalist for the Rolling Stones. Sitter in 57 portraits.
- Brian Jones (1942-1969), Musician; founder and instrumentalist for the Rolling Stones. Sitter in 22 portraits.
- Keith Richards (1943-), Musician; guitarist and bass guitarist for the Rolling Stones. Sitter in 30 portraits.
- Charles Robert ('Charlie') Watts (1941-), Drummer for the Rolling Stones. Sitter in 29 portraits.
- Bill Wyman (1936-), Musician; bass guitarist for the Rolling Stones; founder of Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings. Sitter in 29 portraits.
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- Gered Mankowitz (1946-), Photographer. Artist of 32 portraits, Sitter in 1 portrait.
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Charlie Watts, Keith Richards, Bill Wyman, Mick Jagger and Brian Jones were photographed by Gered Mankowitz outside Mankowittz`s studio in Mason`s Yard for their third album Out of Our Heads at the invitation of their manager Andrew Loog Oldham. So began a three year colloboration during which the 18 year old photographer documented their 1965 American tour and provided four album covershots which also included Between the Buttons.
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- Hoare, Philip; Pepper, Terence, Icons of Pop, 1999 (accompanying the exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery from 4 June -19 September 1999), p. 21
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- Place made and portrayed: United Kingdom: England, London (photographer's studio, Mason's Yard, London)
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- Blow Up: Sixties Photography Exposed (21 September 2002 - 27 April 2003)
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Current affairsSir Winston Churchill dies after suffering a stroke at the age of 90. By Royal Decree his body lay in state for three days before he was given a State Funeral (a very rare honour for a non-Royal). Representatives from over 100 countries attended the funeral and thousands of people watched the procession of his coffin down the Thames.
Art and scienceJulie Christie stars in John Schlesinger's film Darling, a film that captures fashionable London in the 1960s, while critiquing the superficiality of the jet-setting society. The film has subsequently been itself criticised for being out-of-touch with the realities of the day.
The Post Office Tower (now the BT tower) opens for use, housing microwave aerials to carry telecommunications traffic from London.
InternationalPresident Johnson sends US troops to assist South Vietnam against communist North Vietnam and domestic nationalist insurgents. Johnson's plan for a short, limited war was soon quashed by North Vietnam's strategy of protracted war. As the conflict dragged on the US government instituted a draft, sparking anti-war protests that would continue until American involvement ended in 1973.
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FULLERTON – County supervisors, having approved the $3.15 million purchase of a vacant building in southeast Fullerton for an emergency homeless shelter, must now plow through chores before swinging open the doors.
Before the county takes ownership of the 29,032-square-foot building on State College Boulevard, just south of Commonwealth Avenue, inspections will take place during a 150-day escrow period, according to a county report.
Officials will also determine the cost of renovation for the 1970 structure that was once a furniture store.
After escrow, county officials would hire an organization to oversee operations at the shelter, which could house about 200, Supervisor Shawn Nelson said. He envisions on-site offices of groups that help the homeless.
"Triage center is what I call it," Nelson said. "It just gives us more chances to help these people."
Establishing a year-round shelter in town was the No. 1 recommendation of a task force formed to examine homelessness and mental illness. The task force, created by the council, was prompted by the July 2011 confrontation between officers and Kelly Thomas, a schizophrenic transient, who died several days later. Three officers face charges.
The Police Department's homeless liaison officer, Cpl. J.D. DeCaprio, has long advocated a year-round shelter and expects police to have an office there.
The shelter would be a major upgrade from the current respite for the homeless in the city offered at the National Guard Armory on Brookhurst Street – open in the winter months, sporadically. The armory is off-limits when the Guard needs the building.
At the Jan. 15 City Council meeting, the same day the purchase was approved by the supervisors, about a half-dozen residents told the panel they opposed the shelter. Most cited the shelter's proximity to Commonwealth Elementary School.
"I have a daughter that attends Commonwealth Elementary School," Ryan Hunt said. "Mental health is a huge issue when it comes to the homeless. So is drug abuse."
A Fullerton School District spokeswoman said the district would welcome the chance to serve children living there. "That's how we can help," said Kathy Ikola, assistant to the superintendent. "(We can) bring the kids into a school environment and educate them."
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THIS year marks the 70th year of the end of the war in the Solomons. Yet the battle over natural resources in these islands ended in the courts just months ago and there were no winners.
In fact the biggest loser has been the Solomon Islands in terms of lost opportunities for investment and job creation. The Australian media has tried to portray this as an epic David versus Goliath battle. In this case a small Australian mining company has been stripped of its rights to one of the Pacific's biggest greenfield nickel laterite deposits, after a decision by the Solomon Islands Court of Appeal.
ASX-listed Axiom Mining has battled long and hard with the Japanese giant, Sumitomo Metal Mining (SMM) Solomon Islands Limited for control of the deposit in Isabel Province. Three overseas judges of the Solomon Islands Court of Appeal quashed ministerial approval of Axiom's prospecting licences, finding that the transfer of land registration to Axiom's landowner partners had not been completed properly and so was invalid.
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UNTIL April 2014, Gold Ridge was the sole operating mine in the Solomon Islands and contributing approximately 20 per cent to the nation's Gross Domestic Product. But not all that glitter is gold. After the departure of the Australian Mining Company St Barbra – the mother company of Gold Ridge Mining Limited (GRML) – the risk of cyanide leak from the tailing dam has exacerbated by the day partly due to the recent spell of rainy weather.
When Tropical Cyclone Raquel hits Solomon in June, the Minister of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management and Meteorology Samuel Manetoali declared a "state of disaster" at the mine site situated 30 kilometres south-east of the capital Honiara. This followed threats of rising water from the tailings dam due to the heavy rain TC Raquel brought in. Controlled draining of the dam has been long overdue after GRML abandoned Gold Ridge last year and offered to sell it for a mere AU$100. Gold Ridge Community Investment Limited (GCIL) comprising landowners then purchased the mine and signed a 'sale deed' plus a 'deed of indemnity' in May 2015 with St Barbara.
St Barbara agreed to fund on behalf of GRML the manufacture, delivery and installation of a replacement water treatment plant at a cost of approximately AU$1 million. St Barbara also agreed to provide technical advice and assistance to GCIL for a period of six months following the sale.
Questions still remain however on just how St Barbara could abandon the mine then offered to sell it for a mere $100. Policy Secretary for Resources Sector in the Prime Minister's Office, Chris Vehe revealed to Islands Business the total ore reserve at Gold Ridge could be used up in three years if current processing plant capacity is re-engaged by a new investor. "On top of that gold deposits in Gold Ridge are of low grade when compared to other world class deposits in other parts of the globe.
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As interest in deep sea mining grows, one question that comes up time and time again is what impact would deep sea mining have on fisheries? Deep sea mining is a new industry as opposed to fisheries, which has long been a leading source of government income, exports, jobs and food security. So naturally people want healthy fisheries more than any new and potentially risky, extractive industry to go ahead. But do you have to decide between one or another? The answer seems to be no, according to experts. "It is not anything like a case of fish OR mining: both can easily operate side by side because mining at sea depths of 1500 to 5000 metres will not affect fishing near the surface waters.
Good management can allow both to coexist," says Professor Mike Petterson, Director, Applied Geoscience and Technology Division of the SPC (Secretariat of the Pacific Community). Dr Malcolm Clark, Principal Scientist at New Zealand's National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA) explains in more detail: "The main Pacific fisheries are pelagic, with skipjack, bigeye, yellowfin and albacore tuna extending to depths of about 300 metres. "Deep snappers are found closer to the seafloor, to depths of about 400 metres. Other deep sea commercial species such as alfonsino and bluenose can go deeper still, to 700 metres.
"The main potential seabed mineral resources in the western Pacific occur deeper than these fisheries: seafloor massive sulphides at 1000 metres and deeper, and manganese nodules at around 4000 metres. "Many of the most damaging impacts of seabed mining (the physical disruption and dense sediment plumes generated) will occur at the seafloor, and in most cases this will be too deep to directly affect Pacific Islands fisheries."
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Pacific islands are set to become the global frontier for a new industry—the mining of minerals from the seabed. The industry carries plenty of potential for controversy, for reasons that should be obvious to anyone familiar with mining on land, in our region and elsewhere. How much of the proceeds will flow to the people of the Pacific? How will the industry affect communities? How many local people will be employed, and on what grade of job, with what working conditions? What will be the impact on nature?
Who will really be in control? Pacific islands governments have been discussing and debating these questions for several years, and we have some proposed answers in the form of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community's Regional Legislative and Regulatory Framework. Even so, the concerns I raised above are very real. They are, for example, causing significant delay to the Solwara 1 project in Papua New Guinea.
This indicates that mining companies as well as governments need to take the peoples' issues seriously. If they do not, operations will be disrupted and perhaps even cancelled. Last month, at the kind invitation of Minister Anthony Lecren of New Caledonia, I had the honour of discussing these issues with representatives of other Pacific states and territories at the Oceania21 environment meeting.
I outlined what I see as the issues and challenges facing Pacific islands as we address this new frontier. And I was struck by the level of concern, both for local communities and for the environment. But I was also struck by the potential of the industry to help our islands, if it is done properly. Prices for copper, silver and palladium rose fivefold between 2004 and 2011; if the right deals are struck with companies mining these minerals from our seabed, some of these high prices can benefit our people.
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While PNG made news for being the first country in the world to issue a licence for deep-sea mining, more and more Pacific Islands countries are getting approaches from companies interested in exploration and exploitation of deepsea minerals. The questions that arise are—what are the risks? What are the benefits? What do Pacific Islanders need to know to make the right decisions here? Many islanders have learnt, the hard way, the consequences of not knowing what they were getting into with mining and unsustainable development—phosphate mining on Nauru perhaps being the most dramatic example of a mining boom…and then a bust. Is deep-sea mining different? Time is critical, says Dr Jimmie Rodgers, Director-General, Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC): "Is it urgent? Is it important now? Yes! Because multinationals are not going to wait to give Pacific Islands countries time to look at all the studies, environmental analysis, before they come in—they push in." Over 300 exploration licences have been granted in Pacific Islands countries like Solomon Islands, Vanuatu and Tonga. It seems deep-sea mining promises riches and risks. In the Pacific, most of the mineral deposits considered profitable to mine are known as Seafloor Massive Sulphides (SMS).
Some countries have manganese nodules and cobalt-rich crusts on the seafloor, mining of which are likely to have greater environmental impacts than SMS. For instance, nodules, small lumpy concretions that form over millions of years as metals from the seawater and seafloor sediments precipitate around a core, which may be a shark tooth or rock fragment. Nodules cover a significant area of the sea floor and contain minerals such as manganese, copper, nickel and cobalt.
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2013 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14R ABS
The Kawasaki Ninja ZX014R is one of the most desired sportbikes in the industry. This two-wheel beast made its debut last year and in 2013 continues to keep the standards high when it comes to speed, agility and state of the art technologies.
The motorcycle was built around a 1,441cc inline-four, liquid cooled, DOHC, engine that puts out more power than any other production sportbike on the planet. The engine is mated on a six-speed transmission and you also get a KTRC traction-control system that features three different selectable modes. Each mode can be easily selected using a convenient switch mounted on the left handlebar.
To offer a perfect balance, the engine is positioned forward in the frame, a position that improves the motorcycle's stability at high speeds.
As far as safety is concerned the bike is available with an optional ABS system and standard front and rear petal disc brakes.
Hit the jump for more information on the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14R ABS.
2013 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14R ABS
Engine:Four-stroke, liquid-cooled, DOHC, four valve per cylinder, inline-four
Energy:DFI® with four 44mm Mikuni throttle bodies
Displacement:1441 cc
Superlative Performance: the Quickest and Strongest Sportbike in the World!
The massively more powerful, R-designated, Ninja® ZX™-14R made its debut last year as an almost entirely new motorcycle. It remains on-top for 2013, reigning as the undisputed king of the sportbike world. New optional ABS brakes complement its amazing comfort and usability on the street, and help increase its appeal to a wide range of riders. It has to be tough competing against a machine like the ZX-14R, year after year, and continuous refinements have kept it several steps ahead of the sportbike competition, all while filling enthusiasts' face shields with wild, ear-to-ear grins.
The ZX-14R packs a 1,441cc inline-four that produces significantly more power than any other production sportbike on the planet! Big power delivered smoothly has always been a big Ninja hallmark, so surface-milled combustion chamber shapes and polished intake ports provide maximum flow while working in concert the rest of the induction system. This ultimate Ninja really does come "ported" straight from the factory.
High-lift camshafts are operated by a high-performance cam chain and tensioner system to help ensure high-rpm reliability. Lightweight forged pistons also help durability and are cooled by an oil-jet cooling system that pumps a continuous stream of lubricant at the underside of each piston. (Testing shows the engine runs considerably cooler with this race-spec system.) The impressive durability built into this high-compression powerhouse continues with its super-strong alloy connecting rods have beefy small ends; it also uses thick 40mm crankshaft main journals; and its transmission gears are heat- and surface-treated for smooth shifting and a long service life.
Feeding this class dominating engine is a large, high-flow, air-cleaner element that helps prevent debris ingestion without restricting performance, and a Digital Fuel Injection (DFI®) system that offers automatic idle adjustment and helps reduce emissions. Exhaust exits through a high-performance system with large-diameter tapered header pipes and large-volume mufflers, each with an advanced catalyzer to minimize emissions.
The benefits of all this hot-rodding are substantial, as there's class leading power virtually everywhere across the rev range. The advantages are most profound in the mid-high rpm range, but incredible acceleration is still available from as low as 4,000 rpm. This translates into the sort of thrust riders can appreciate in a wide variety of situations, whether it's powering up a freeway on-ramp to merge with fast-moving traffic or cruising along a deserted backroad on a sunny, Sunday-morning ride. On the ZX-14R, total domination is just a twist of the throttle away.
The Ninja ZX-14R's engine is more than supremely powerful; there's also plenty of polish and refined manners to go along with it. The engine's dual gear-driven counterbalancer setup has been optimized to work with the mill's heavy-duty crankshaft and long-stroke dimensions. The end result is smooth power across the entire rev range.
Beyond just being impressively strong, the engine's manners are also effectively managed by a combination of its back-torque limiting "slipper" clutch assembly, a three-mode KTRC traction control system and a two-mode Hi/Low power selector system. The first two KTRC modes are intended to maximize acceleration similar to the ZX-10R's S-KTRC, the third mode is tuned for low-traction (wet/slippery) conditions, similar to the Concours 14's KTRC. The KTRC system can be turned-off by the rider and its settings and the Hi/Low ignition maps can be selected with the bar-mounted toggle/push switch. KTRC activity can be monitored on a seven-segment real-time bar graph in the cockpit's LCD info-screen. The back-torque limiting clutch technology comes directly from the racetrack, and helps eliminate the wheel-hop and stability-eroding torque effects of energetic downshifting and braking while cornering, or during spirited – or emergency – stops. It also helps protect the bike's drive train, for optimum durability.
The result of all this refined and high-tech hot rodding is arguably the finest open-class sportbike engine ever built – and an engine this capable needs a similarly competent chassis in which to live and thrive. The ZX-14R is up to the job, and then some. Kawasaki engineers designed its chassis to deliver a light-handling and maneuverable personality. To provide a sweet-handling character coupled with real sport riding performance, the engineers designed the frame's aluminum castings and forgings to have unique flex and rigidity characteristics. So while its monocoque alloy frame and aluminum swingarm designs look similar to the original ZX-14, they have vastly different flex characteristics, stiffer in some places and unchanged in others. The net result creates an ideal balance for the ZX-14R's world class power and acceleration capabilities.
Front and rear suspension tuning helps maintain the balancing act of wheel control, ride compliance and maneuverability. Both the 43mm fully adjustable inverted fork and multi-adjustable single shock offer excellent response throughout a wide speed range, while the beautifully machined 10-spoke wheels reduce unsprung weight to aid acceleration, handling and suspension action.
The powerful triple petal-type disc brakes help provide powerful, fade-free stops and a progressive feel at the lever. For 2013, the Ninja ZX-14R is also available with optional ABS brakes, for additional rider confidence on mixed or slippery surfaces.
Of course, with this much top-shelf performance, you also have to look good. Dynamic styling has been a Kawasaki hallmark since the days of H1s, H2s and Z-1s, so it's only fitting that the pinnacle of a long line of sportbikes looks the part. From tip-to-tail, the ZX-14R's bodywork honors the imposing, angular and flowing shapes that have made recent Ninjas some of the most attractive sportbikes in existence. The nose is especially imposing, with a highly aggressive nose fitted with a quad-headlight assembly and a large ram-air duct to stuff cool atmosphere into the intake system. The traditional 4-fin theme along the fairing's sides has a pronounced 3D design, while great effort was expended to hide hooks and fasteners as much as possible. The bike's tail section is especially well-sculpted, with faired-in turn signals and a cool rear seat cowl – standard on all U.S.-spec models – boosting aesthetic performance.
The fairing package offers functional benefits as well as aesthetic ones. The seat, for instance, offers excellent thigh support and helps make it easy for vertically challenged riders to reach the ground. The bodywork's venting system effectively extracts heated air from the engine bay and away from the rider and passenger.
Instruments and controls are fully up to the latest standards, with a multi-function switch on the left handlebar that handles all system functions; you can toggle the LCD screen using the upper/lower buttons, and easily scroll through fuel consumption, remaining range, battery voltage, external temperature, traction control, etc., choosing and adjusting functions using the 'select' button in the center of the toggle switch. There's even an "eco" indicator on the LCD screen that lets riders know when they're getting maximum economy and fuel mileage.
The end result of all this technology and all these features is a dominating open-class ride – a supremely smooth, powerful and refined sporting motorcycle that'll gladly go anywhere there's asphalt and do it with an uncanny level of competence. High-aggression Sunday-morning rides? No worries. Two-up along the coast for the weekend? Easy. Commuting to and from work? Simple. Weekend bracket racing at the local dragstrip? Cake.
See? It's difficult to compete with an open-classer this good at so many things. It's a fact our competition knows all too well.
Key Features
- Massively powerful 1,441cc inline-four engine is the strongest motorcycle engine Kawasaki has ever produced and delivers the most power of any current production sportbike in the world
- New ABS brake option is available for 2013. This compact and lightweight system helps increase rider confidence and helps provide additional security in slippery situations
- KTRC traction-control system features three different modes for varying conditions and is controlled by a handy switch assembly on the left handlebar
- Slipper clutch assembly controls rear-wheel torque effects while braking and downshifting
- Exhaust system features tapered head pipes, a catalyzer and an efficient muffler assembly for low noise and emissions
- Aluminum monocoque frame is narrow, strong and rigid for impressive sport riding performance
- Aluminum swingarm assembly is longer than traditional designs and features strengthening gussets to cope with the engine's substantial torque
- Supersport bodywork package builds upon the slick aesthetic image of the previous machine, includes a rear seat cowl and adds better air management to the mix for improved rider and passenger comfort
- All-new 10-spoke wheels are more than 3 pounds lighter in total than the previous machine's units; this reduces unsprung weight, which aids handling and maneuverability
- New disc material and pads improve the 14R's radial-mount braking system
- Revised suspension settings front and rear add wheel control and compliance to an already plush ride
- Higher overall finish quality than before, including hidden bodywork fasteners
1,441cc Four-cylinder Liquid-Cooled DOHC Engine
- Long-stroke design, ported cylinder heads, lightweight forged pistons, and aggressive camshaft profiles provide more torque and power throughout the rev range than any other production sportbike
- Piston jet system sprays a continuous stream of cooling lubrication to the underside of each piston for cooler running temperatures, more consistent power output and excellent long-term durability
- Strong cam chain and tensioning system offers excellent high-rpm durability
- Thick 40mm crankshaft main journals contribute to long-term engine durability
- Surface and heat treatments allow the transmission gears to better harness the engine's prodigious power output
- Chrome composite-plated aluminum cylinder bores are lightweight, durable, and effectively transfer heat away from the combustion chamber and piston for maximum durability at high power outputs
- Mechanical noise is kept to a minimum via special piston profiles and a urethane insulation sheet on the inside of the magnesium chain cover
High-flow Exhaust System
- Header assembly has tapered-diameter pipes for optimal engine response and power output
- The internal construction of the dual mufflers minimizes the impact of noise and emissions regulations, while maintaining impressive top-end power
- Airflow directed into the exhaust by the large secondary air ports in the cylinder head and head cover, plus a third honeycomb catalyzer in the exhaust collector, help meet strict Euro III emissions standards
Gear-driven Dual Engine Balancers
- Revised balance weights keep the newly dimensioned engine (more stroke) in ideal balance, resulting in improved comfort for riders and passengers
- Already in perfect primary balance, the ZX-14R's engine design features dual secondary balancers that virtually eliminate unwanted vibrations for extremely smooth operation and reduced rider fatigue
Ram Air Induction
- Central ram air duct in the newly shaped fairing draws cooler, higher-pressure air from the face of the fairing and efficiently guides it through the larger and more efficient air cleaner and into the reworked engine for maximum power output
Digital Fuel Injection
- DFI® throttle body assembly features individual 44mm throttle bodies fitted with an idle speed control and sub-throttle valves controlled by the 32-bit ECU. They provide precise response, smooth performance, automatic idle speed adjustment, and help the bike meet strict Euro III emissions requirements
- High performance intake tract porting optimizes flow characteristics
- Fuel injectors deliver lateral spray at a 20-degree angle to disperse the finely atomized (75-micron droplet size) fuel over a wide area
Dual-Mode Digital Ignition
- Rider selectable High & Low maps offer a choice between full power and approximately 50 percent power output to help suit changing conditions
- Digital Timing Advance enhances low
- and mid-range power
- Individual spark plug-mounted ignition coils fire each of the four spark plugs independently to achieve the optimum timing for that cylinder
- ECU includes an idle speed control system for easier starting and warm-up
KTRC Traction Control
- KTRC traction-control system features three different selectable modes to suit rider preference and different riding conditions
- Modes are selected by a handy switch assembly on the left handlebar
- Modes are indicated on the LCD cockpit display
Back-Torque Limiting "Slipper" Clutch
- Back-torque limiting "slipper" clutch assembly helps control rear-wheel torque effects while downshifting or coasting to minimize wheel hop, chatter and reduce rider stress
- Radial-pump hydraulic clutch master cylinder offers smooth and precise engagement and optimal feel at the lever
ABS Disc Brakes with Petal-type Rotors and Radial-Mount Calipers
- ABS brakes offer excellent performance and enhanced confidence in adverse conditions
- Compact, lightweight ABS unit is highly effective without weighing the bike down
- Petal-type brake rotors provide better cooling and enhanced warp resistance than traditional discs
- Radial mounted four-piston front brake calipers offer greater rigidity than traditional caliper mounting to improve brake feel
- A separate brake pad is used for each piston. Individual pads provide increased cooling efficiency and can absorb more heat without deforming so they maintain a consistent brake feel longer
- Radial-pump front brake master cylinder provides excellent lever feel and feedback
Monocoque Aluminum Frame
- Lightweight monocoque frame is a hollow aluminum box that arches over the engine from the steering head to the swingarm pivot. It is narrow, strong, rigid and very light
- Many of the frame's cast aluminum sections – steering head and swingarm pivot areas – are produced via a die-casting process for weight savings
- Rigidly mounted engine is a stressed frame member, which increases the frame's torsional rigidity and saves weight vs. traditional designs
- Engine is positioned forward in the frame, with the long wheelbase and front/rear weight balance carefully designed to achieve high-speed stability and responsive handling
- Long swingarm design helps maximize forward drive and is gusseted to better cope with the engine's healthy torque output
- Massive head pipe casting contributes to frame rigidity
- Frame houses the air box and air filter in a space-saving design that simplifies air cleaner maintenance
- Battery is also housed within the frame and is easily accessible through an aluminum frame cover
Comfortable Sporting Suspension
- Inverted and multi-adjustable 43mm cartridge-type fork provides excellent wheel control and without sacrificing ride comfort
- Stepless damping adjustment allows ultra-precise tuning of fork reactions
- Fully adjustable bottom-link Uni-Trak® rear suspension is a compact design that offers premium control and feedback
- Linkage rates designed to allow linear suspension action and excellent wheel control
- Bottom-link design helps create a lower center of gravity, which makes the motorcycle more nimble
Aggressive Supersport Bodywork
- Monocoque frame is positioned over the engine so the sleek fairing is uninterrupted by protruding frame spars, adding to the extremely long and low styling
- Efficient fairing venting offers excellent engine-heat control to help maintain rider and passenger comfort on hot days
- Standard rear-seat cowl adds aesthetic appeal
- Both the front and rear turn signals are integrated into the bodywork and have clear lenses to enhance for a more modern appearance
- Quadruple projector beam headlights give the ZX™-14R a distinctive look. The outer lights contain position lamps and high beams, while the low beams are located in the center lamps
- Lightweight Denso radiator with dual fans and high-density cores provides maximum cooling efficiency
Full Instrumentation
- Black-faced dual analog speedometer and tachometer are easy to read
- Multi-function LCD digital display includes an odometer, two trip meters, fuel gauge, gear position indicator, clock, and many other variables, including traction-control and power mode information through its LCD indicator
- Programmable shift indicator lamp illuminates at pre-set rpm to signal rider upshift
- Programmable clutch engagement lamp illuminates at pre-set rpm to signal the rider to engage the clutch
- Controller Area Network (CAN) interface between the gauges uses fewer wires yet allows a greater volume of information, such as estimated fuel mileage, to be exchanged
|Four-stroke, liquid-cooled, DOHC, four valve per cylinder, inline-four
|1,441 cc
|Bore x Stroke
|84.0 x 65.0 mm
|Compression Ratio
|Fuel System
|DFI® with four 44mm Mikuni throttle bodies
|TCBI with Digital Advance
|Final Drive
|X-Ring Chain
|23 degrees / 3.7 in.
|Front Tire Size
|Rear Tire Size
|58.3 in.
|Front Suspension / wheel travel
|43mm inverted cartridge fork with adjustable preload, 18-way compression and 15-way rebound damping adjustment / 4.6 in.
|Rear Suspension / wheel travel
|Bottom-link Uni-Trak® and gas-charged shock with adjustable preload, stepless rebound and compression damping adjustments, adjustable ride height / 4.9 in.
|Front Brakes
|Dual semi-floating 310 mm petal discs with dual radial-mounted four-piston calipers and ABS
|Rear Brakes
|Single 250mm petal disc with twin-piston caliper and ABS
|Overall length
|85.4 in.
|Overall width
|30.3 in.
|Overall height
|46.1 in.
|Ground clearance
|4.9 in.
|Seat Height
|31.5 in.
|Curb Weight
|590.9 lbs.
|Fuel Capacity
|5.8 gal
|Passion Red, Pearl Stardust White, Metallic Spark Black/Golden Blazed Green(SE), Golden Blazed Green
|12 months


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