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What I find most fascinating is the different ways druids have found to handle the situation:
- a) Lifebloom on tanks per normal, and spot-healing with regrowth/nourish and rejuv+swiftmend for the Low Health debuff.
- b) Lifebloom on tanks per normal, and spot-healing with HT.
- c) Rolling 3-4 lifeblooms in a group with a nourish rotation.
2 Holy Priests + Druid?
I have now done the fight with a priest/pally/druid team and with a 2priest/1druid team. I found the paladins best for tank healing of the three classes: with two priests, we decided to see if I (druid) could focus on the tanks while rolling a 3rd LB on myself, but there were unfortunate occasions when a double-strike came too soon after a massacre and I couldn't get the tank's health high enough. My suggestion for mitigating that comes down to that tank's communication: if they know it's coming soon and don't think they'll survive, calling out for cooldowns (NS+HT, or other healers' help) could aid in preventing the necessity of a battle res. It's hard to call, though. We had this tank-gib happen twice out of 7 attempts; one of those times was on our successful kill attempt, where a battle-res brought the tank back up in time to get back in there and continue. So, it is manageable, but unpleasant compared to a more dedicated tank healer. The priest in the tank-party was helping where she could, but she also needed to prioritize clearing the low-health warnings from those not covered by the lifeblooms.
Alternatively, the druid could focus purely on tank healing, and the priest in that party will cover the rest. Tossing out the third stack of lifebloom gives the druid more time to cast bigger heals on the MT without needing to restart their refresh cycle of nourish casts. Might try that out next week, if we have the same healer composition!
2 Druids + Priest?
Jen of Stories of WoW asked me (and anyone else willing to ponder on it) for suggestions on how to heal this fight with two druids + priest. I haven't raided with a second resto druid yet this expansion, as our moonkin is now dual-specced as a tank, but I think having one of those two druids using the lifebloom healing rotation (3-4 lifeblooms rolling) and the other focused purely on tank healing could make this work. The priest would probably need to cover PoH on both groups during the fued/massacre to help the druids out, though.
I would probably set it up like this:
- Druid 1: LB both tanks (2 targets), alternating with other tank-specific heals. Purely a tank-healer.
- Druid 2: LB on both resto druids and their 5th party member (3 targets), using the 3-stack healing rotation I posted earlier this week. Use the 4th block of the cycle to throw regrowth/4th LB/swiftmend to tanks: swiftmend should be easy if the first druid is keeping up rejuv/regrowth on the tanks.
- Priest handling the other party on their own, and aiding the tank party as necessary during fued.
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The economic threshold is 250 aphids per plant and is based on 20 to 30 plants sampled from throughout the field. Finding one or two plants with high numbers does not necessarily mean a field is at threshold. Additionally, if you find many plants (widespread infestation) throughout a field with low numbers, watch the field for population increase. Natural enemy abundance (predators and parasitoids) and temperature (soybean aphids develop more slowly at sustained high temperatures in the 90°F + range) will, in part, determine whether and when economic populations develop.
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A history of time: 20th century time
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Ideas about time have changed dramatically in the 20th century. At the beginning of the century time was viewed as Newton's universal, absolute, mathematical time. There had been remarkable progress towards more and more accurate measurement and at the beginning of the century pendulum clocks had been perfected to the extent that they recorded time to an accuracy of less than 1/100 of a second error in a day.
We begin our consideration of the 20th century revolution in understanding time by first looking at those who began to question Newton's absolute time in the latter part of the 19th century. In 1870 Carl Neumann questioned Newton's law of inertia. He considered a universe in which there was only one particle and asked what Newton's law of inertia meant in such circumstances. How did one know if the particle was moving in a straight line when there was no other reference point. He then introduced the idea of an inertial clock. If a particle is known to not be acted on by any forces then its motion can be used as an inertial clock. Equal time intervals would correspond to equal distances moved by the particle. However, how can we tell that a particle is not subject to forces?
P G Tait answered Carl Neumann's problem of the inertial clock in 1883 and in doing so he essentially showed that Newton's absolute space was an unnecessary concept, for he could create an absolute space framework. He did assume that positions of particles in different places could be measured at the same instant so he in effect used absolute time to define absolute space.
Mach published a history of mechanics in 1883. In it he argued strongly against Newton's idea of absolute space and absolute time. Newton argued that inertial motion was relative to absolute space but instead Mach argued that inertial motion was relative to the average of all the mass in the universe. As far as time was concerned Mach wrote:-
It is utterly beyond our power to measure the changes of things by time. Quite the contrary, time is an abstraction, at which we arrive by means of the changes of things.So according to Mach time is change and only relative distances are significant.
In 1898 Poincaré wrote a paper in which he asked two highly significant questions about time. Is it meaningful to say that one second today is equal to one second tomorrow? Is it meaningful to say that two events which are separated in space occurred at the same time? We should not give the impression that nobody before Poincaré had thought of these questions for these ideas had been discussed. However, it is certainly fair to say that Poincaré pointed to the problems much more clearly than anyone had before. The first of Poincaré's questions still has not received a satisfactory answer but the second of his questions was answered by Einstein only a few years after Poincaré's paper.
In 1902 Poincaré wrote another paper relevant to our topic. In this he asked what information is required to predict the future. By this he was thinking about Laplace's realisation that Newton's laws completely determined the future if the position, mass and movement of every particle were known. Laplace was, of course, right, but Newton on the other hand had based his theory on absolute space and absolute time and the positions and velocities of the particles were given with respect to this absolute coordinate system. Poincaré, however, was thinking in a relativistic manner and asked what information was needed if all that one were given were relative quantities. If, for example, the universe consisted of exactly three particles and all that were known were the relative velocities, what then?
Although Poincaré was thinking deeply about relativity before Einstein, it was the latter who made the final breakthrough. Einstein decided that time was the whole key to understanding the universe, see [14]. He wrote:-
My solution was really for the very concept of time, that is, that time is not absolutely defined but there is an inseparable connection between time and the velocity of light.The impact of the special theory of relativity on the understanding of time was enormous. The foundations on which the theory is based are remarkably simple. Einstein required the laws of physics to be the same for any two observers moving at a constant speed, that is not acted on by forces, and also that the speed of light is independent of the speed of its source. Looked at another way he assumed that there was no absolute space and time, but that the laws were the same in any inertial frame. Suppose we have two observers A and B in different inertial frames, that is each is travelling at a constant velocity not acted on by any forces. Each of A and B has a master clock which we can think of as the time in their particular inertial frame and clocks in A's inertial frame can be synchronised. Similarly clocks in B's inertial frame can be synchronised. The amazing consequence is that two events which are simultaneous in A's frame will not appear simultaneous in B's frame. These results, although experimentally verifiable, still seem counter-intuitive to people.
There were other remarkable effects on time with special relativity. Time was affected by velocity. A body travelling close to the velocity of light experiences time dilation. What does this mean? We must think about this statement clearly for, with no absolute space to measure velocity against, how can a body move at close to the velocity of light? Let us be more precise. If two bodies A and B are moving apart at close to the velocity of light then someone sitting on A would experience time normally, and someone sitting on B would also experience time normally. However, if someone sitting on A could view a clock on B then it would appear to run very slowly, and similarly if someone sitting on B could view a clock on A then it would appear to run very slowly.
These results have now been verified experimentally but we should pause for a moment to think about certain problems which remain. What does the phrase "experience time normally" mean? Does a clock running slowly mean that time is running slowly? We still do not know what time is and we are identifying it with something determined by a clock, either some device or our biological clock. All we can say on this point is that all types of clocks appear to agree on time dilation and if we cannot identify time with clocks then we need a major new idea which is still totally missing.
On 21 September 1908 Minkowski began his famous lecture at the University of Cologne with these words:-
The views of space and time which I wish to lay before you have sprung from the soil of experimental physics, and therein lies their strength. They are radical. Henceforth space by itself, and time by itself, are doomed to fade away into mere shadows, and only a kind of union of the two will preserve an independent reality.He also said:-
Nobody has ever noticed a place except at a time, or a time except at a place.Weyl quickly understood the new notion that Minkowski put forward. He wrote:-
The scene of action of reality is ... a four-dimensional world in which space and time are linked together indissolubly. However deep the chasm that separates the intuitive nature of space from that of time in our experience, nothing of this qualitative difference enters into the objective world which physics endeavours to chrystalise out of direct experience. It is a four dimensional continuum, which is neither "space" nor "time".Before we move on from special relativity, we must consider one aspect which seems particularly difficult in Minkowski's 4-dimensional space-time, and indeed in any version of relativity. Since time is only meaningful for a single observer, with different observers at different places having their own local times, what does "now" mean. Einstein believed that this was a human concept which was not meaningful in the mathematical description of the universe. Rudolf Carnap reported Einstein's views:-
Einstein said that the problem of the "now" worried him seriously. He explained that the experience of the "now" means something special for people, something essentially different from the past and future, but that this important difference does not and cannot occur within physics. That this experience cannot be grasped by science seemed to him a matter of painful but inevitable resignation.In fact Einstein wrote:-
... there is something essential about the "now" which is outside the realm of science.In fact all relativity seems to have done is to make us realise that time is a much more difficult concept than Newton's absolute time. However it has made no contribution to answering the fundamental question "what is time?".
General relativity incorporated gravitation into the space-time theory. This had some further remarkable implications for time. Not only was time affected by velocity, as special relativity showed, but time was also affected by a massive body. The Earth is a massive body but not massive enough to have a large effect on the passage of time. In fact a clock on the surface of the Earth will run more slowly than a clock which is not subjected to gravitational forces. The amount is very small however, and our Earth clock will loose about 1/1000000000 of a second in an hour. In fact the difference in the rate at which clocks run at the top of a high building compared with at the bottom has now been measured. As we mentioned the gravitation of the Earth is small compared with some astronomical objects such as neutron stars. Such objects consist of atoms which have collapsed under the force of gravity. The time dilation at the surface of a neutron star is very significant, and a clock there would run 20% slower than on the surface of the Earth. The ultimate in gravitation occurs with a black hole and with such an object gravity is so strong that time effectively stops.
We have already talked about experiments capable of detecting time differences of 1/1000000000 of a second in an hour. We began this article by noting that at the beginning of the 20th century time could be measured to an accuracy of around 1/1000 of a second in an hour. This was achieved with a nearly free pendulum clock. We should now look at the revolution in clocks that occurred.
The free pendulum is one which is completely free from mechanical tasks, such as being part of the driving mechanism of the clock, that would stop it from being completely regular. R J Rudd introduced a genuine free pendulum clock in 1898, then W H Shortt introduced a clock with two pendulums in 1921. One pendulum was a true free pendulum, the other was part of the driving mechanism of the clock. In 1928 a totally new type of clock was built by W A Marrison at Bell Laboratories, namely the quartz crystal clock. These are widely used today and are mechanical devices which utilise the fact that a quartz crystal vibrates at a standard frequency in an electric field.
In 1949 the National Bureau of Standards in the United States built the first atomic clock, using ammonia. In around 1960 the cesium atom was in use in atomic clocks. The accuracy was such that by 1967 the second was changed from its original astronomical definition as a fraction of a day, to a definition where the second was given as 9,192,631,770 oscillations of the cesium atom's resonant frequency. By 1993 the National Institute of Standards and Technology in the United States had built an atomic clock accurate to five parts in 1015.
Let us now look at another revolution in time which took place in the 20th century with the discovery of quantum mechanics, see [10]. It is really impossible in an article such as this to cover all aspects of time in relation to quantum theory but we will look at one or two issues to gain a feeling for their relation. The first point to note is that quantum theory was developed within the absolute time scenario of Newton.
Heisenberg discovered the Uncertainty Principle in 1927. This states, in its best known form, that there is a lower limit to the product of the uncertainty in a particle's position and the uncertainty in its momentum so that the more accurately one is able to measure the position of a particle, the more uncertainty there is in the knowledge of its momentum. Even in this form it has a direct consequence for aspects of time we have already discussed, for it means that Laplace's realisation that Newton's laws meant that the future was completely determined by the present would not extend to quantum theory. In practice, predicting the future from Newton's laws was impossible but theoretically it could be done. However the Uncertainty Principle meant that it was not theoretically possible to know the present with the arbitrary degree of accuracy needed to predict the future.
The Uncertainty Principle also connects other pairs of quantities in the same way. For example the uncertainty in the energy of a particle and the time at which this energy is measured cannot both be determined to an arbitrary degree of accuracy. The more precisely one determines the time at which the energy is measured, the less accurately one can know that energy. Einstein was deeply unhappy about the Uncertainty Principle for it meant that the world could never be described with complete accuracy and he felt that it should not be so. He devised a number of thought experiments to try to disprove the Uncertainty Principle and posed them as challenges to Niels Bohr. The most famous one was the clock in the box which Einstein presented at the 1930 Solvay Conference in Brussels. Before we describe it, however, we should stress that the Uncertainty Principle is not about practical problems of measurement but about theoretical uncertainty. The point of Einstein's "clock in the box" thought experiment was to argue a theoretical case. The fact that it would be impossible in practice to carry out the experiment is not relevant.
Einstein's "clock in the box" consists of a box suspended from a spring. The box contains a clock which operates a shutter. There is a scale beside the box and a pointer attached to the box to measure its height. Clearly if the box has a weight added the spring stretches and the pointer comes down the scale. Similarly if the box becomes lighter then the spring will lift the box up and the pointer will move up the scale. The experiment as proposed by Einstein was to open the shutter for a very brief period and allow one particle to escape. We can fix the time of the escape as accurately as we want by having the shutter open for as short a period as we want. But, claimed Einstein, we can measure the energy of the particle as accurately as we want for its energy is determined by its mass and so we measure the mass by attaching a weight to the bottom of the box to bring the pointer back to its original position. The clever feature was that the time and the energy were calculated independently.
At first the "clock in the box" worried Bohr, but he soon realised how the Uncertainty Principle operated in this case. To weigh the particle one must measure the position of the pointer at rest on the scale. But deciding the pointer is at rest and measuring its position are subject to the Uncertainty Principle. The more accurately we determine that the pointer is at rest, the less accurate will be our determination of its position. There is a second uncertainty in this experiment. If we cannot measure the height of the box to arbitrary precision, we cannot measure the height of the clock inside the box with arbitrary precision, so we do not know the rate of the clock with arbitrary precision (by Einstein's own general relativity results).
In the "clock in the box" thought experiment we have seen how relativity and quantum theory begin to interact. Several early attempts to bring the two theories together revolved round the problem of time. Milne developed a complex theory of cosmology, attempting to unify relativity and quantum theory, that included a non-constant value for G, which we know as the gravitational constant. In order to account for this, Milne actually developed two separate time scales: kinematic time t and Newtonian time τ. The two time scales were related by the following relation:
τ = log(t/t0) + t0where t0 is the present epoch. For us, t is always equal to t0 and thus G was reduced to a constant. The result for Milne's cosmology was a stationary universe with an infinite past age which, of course, acted as a precursor to the steady-state theory. It also meant that there were an infinite number of particles in the universe, a result Milne felt was untestable. Milne interpreted this as meaning there were two "realities" each following a different time scale and that any questions dealing with "reality" were scientifically illegitimate.
Dirac tackled a similar problem in his development of his Large Numbers Hypothesis. He was forced to initially create two time scales, much like Milne, one being atomic and the other being global (Newtonian). Atomic time was supposed to describe radioactive decay while global time would be applied to large-scale phenomena. Dirac was forced into this conclusion based on results of the Large Numbers Hypothesis that threw off age calculations of the Moon and Sun. He also had a changing value for G, though his decreased while Milne's increased. Dirac later abandoned the dual time scale idea.
There are ways that quantum theory time appears to contradict relativity time, and this is worrying. The idea was first put forward by Einstein, together with Nathan Rosen and Boris Podolsky in 1935 and it is known by the initials of its proposers as the EPR experiment. It relies on the fact that a quantum event sometimes creates a pair of particles with complementary properties - for example they must have opposite spins. In quantum theory the particle will have the properties of both possible states until we measure it when it collapses into one of the two states. However, when we measure one particle and it collapses into one state, the other particle must instantly have the complementary property. Einstein firmly believed that no information could be transmitted faster than the speed of light, and saw this as an objection to quantum theory. The EPR experiment in this form, however, did not seem possible to test.
John Bell sharpened the EPR experiment in the 1960s by devising a way to check that the particles had all possible states until tested. The classical theory (or a common sense theory) would say that the two particles had definite states when created, it was just that we do not know what they are until we test one of them. Bell discovered "Bell's inequalities" which would hold in the classical case. If such an experiment could be carried out it would verify whether the particles only chose their state when tested but at the time Bell proposed his version the experiment was beyond existing experimental techniques. In the early 1980s Alain Aspect successfully carried out the experiment at Orsay in Paris. He showed that Bell's inequalities were violated and so the quantum interpretation held rather than the classical one. The implications are, however, that when one particle is tested and chooses a particular state, its partner must chose the complementary state at the same instant. This violates the basic principle of relativity that no information can be transmitted faster than the speed of light. The implications for "time" are still not fully understood.
An interpretation of quantum theory put forward by Hugh Everett in 1957 is the many worlds interpretation. In this the universe splits into two every time a quantum event is forced to choose between two states. What is the effect of this theory on time? In [3] Deutsch supports the many worlds interpretation and argues against the idea that time is flowing from past to present to future. His argument against this is that to measure how the present moves forward one would need a second "time" against which to measure the progress our standard time. Again to measure this second time's flow one would need a third time and so on. Deutsch presents a universe consisting of snapshots, rather than a continuous progression with the flowing of time.
Other ideas consider that instead of space-time being four dimensional, there are many more dimensions. Such theories attempt to unify all the theories of physics under a single mathematical framework. In such high dimensional spaces time travel seems a possibility but we will not look at this possibility in this essay. It is, however, reasonable to ask if there is more than one time dimension. What would it mean if we lived in a universe where time was two dimensional?
Hawking has presented some ideas concerning imaginary time; see for example [7] and [4]. He writes in [7] about a model for time/size of universe as a sphere:-
... with the distance from the North Pole representing imaginary time and the size of the circle of constant distance from the North Pole representing the spatial size of the universe. The universe starts at the North Pole as a single point. As one moves south, the circles of latitude at constant distance from the North Pole get bigger, corresponding to the universe expanding with imaginary time. ... Even though the universe would have zero size at the North and South Poles, these points would not be singularities. ... The laws of science will hold at them ... The history in real time, however, will look very different...After describing the real time appearance as beginning in a singularity he then wonders which is the "real" time:-
This might suggest that the so-called imaginary time is really the real time, and that what we call real time is just a figment of our imaginations. In real time, the universe has a beginning and an end in singularities that form a boundary to space-time and at which the laws of science break down. But in imaginary time, there are no singularities or boundaries. so maybe what we call imaginary time is more basic, and what we call real time is just an idea we invent to help us describe what we think the universe is really like.Penrose, in [6], takes a different approach but reaches similar conclusions about our perception of time:-
The temporal ordering that we 'appear' to perceive is, I am claiming, something that we impose upon our perceptions in order to make sense of them in relation to the uniform forward time-progression of an external physical reality.Time is a fascinating topic and new ideas are continually being put forward. It is still perhaps the most mysterious property of the universe.
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- Trey WNL said...
I know that what I think doesn't matter and DDP isn't doing this for the accolades but I have to say thank you Dallas for doing this. I will add you and Jake to my prayers and I hope that this helps Jake get in control of his own life. Absolutely AMAZING. God speed guys and good luck!
- November 12, 2012 at 11:59 PM
- Unknown said...
DDP, you are really a good friend and great guy for doing this. You have all ways been one of my favorite wrestlers. Also, God Bless Jake Roberts, and i hope he does turn his self around. Much love to both of you guys. BANG!
- November 16, 2012 at 4:19 PM
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - Chicken waste will one day power offices and university buildings in Maryland.
Gov. Martin O'Malley announced Friday that the state and the University of Maryland have agreed to buy up to 10 megawatts of electricity from a proposed Federalsburg power plant. The deal is expected to save the state up to $80 million over the life of the 15-year agreement.
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Questions For ACTA Negotiators
from the wonder-if-they'll-answer-any-of-them deptSean Flynn from the Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property at American University, sent over the list of questions that he and a group of others concerned about ACTA are planning to ask the ACTA negotiators today in a meeting in Switzerland, where the latest round of ACTA negotiations are under way. The meeting is set to take place at 7pm Swiss time, which should be about 10am this morning California time. I have no idea how many of these questions will get asked or answered -- or if it will make any difference, but I figured that some of you might be interested in reading the questions:
- Will negotiators commit to continue releasing the text of the Agreement following completion of this week's negotiating round and subsequently until the completion (or abandonment) of negotiations?
- Are negotiators reviewing the text of the Agreement to ensure it is fully consistent with the WTO TRIPS Agreement? Will the WTO or other independent legal experts be asked to review the text of the Agreement to ensure it is legally consistent with WTO rules? Will you provide clear and objective information regarding the evidence base upon which ACTA is purportedly justified, as far as international law, access to medicines and Internet are concerned?
- Criminal sanctions are being negotiated, which imply the usage of police & judiciary systems, as proven by the presence among the negotiators of the EU Presidency. How can you justify any legitimacy for criminal sanctions (which highly impact fundamental freedoms) being negotiated outside of any democratic frame, in the secrecy of what is much more than a "trade agreement"?
- What is the prevailing definition of a 'counterfeit' amongst negotiators? With respect to pharmaceuticals, is it the official position of negotiators that medicines which are suspected of patent infringement are counterfeit? If not, will you commit to ensure that the entirety of ACTA excludes patents from the scope of the agreement as the inclusion of patents is unrelated to the issue of counterfeit, and poses significant risks for access to medicines in developing countries?
- Should customs authorities be authorized to seize medicines in 'transit countries', even when the medicines do not infringe any laws in the producing or importing countries? Will you commit to ensure that any inclusion of ex officio action and/or in-transit seizures is optional and not mandatory for countries? If permitted, do negotiators maintain that customs officials in exporting, transit or importing countries are capable of determining whether medicines infringe patents or whether a pharmaceutical product is 'confusingly similar'? Should there be any anti-abuse provisions included?
- Could negotiators list out the relevant anti-abuse provisions in ACTA to ensure that rights holders do not use the Agreement to expand intellectual property protection for products, including medicines? ACTA currently contains no pro-consumer provisions and minimal protections for an alleged infringer, alongside maximum privileges and incentives for a right-holder to allege infringement (including extraordinarily limited liability for abuse of recourse measures). The enforcement provisions are universally mandatory while the protections are optional. There are virtually no references to exceptions and limitations, or to TRIPS flexibilities and safeguards. Do negotiators feel that sufficient balance has been achieved under the Agreement?
- Are negotiators aware that the Agreement could create third party liability for suppliers of active pharmaceutical ingredients whose materials may be used in mislabeled products without their knowledge? What are the reasons for holding suppliers of active pharmaceutical ingredients unknowingly liable for mislabeled products?
- ACTA can become a very strict text should certain proposals be followed, not leaving much room to maneuver for its application. Are contracting parties foreseeing to include in the agreement exceptions to preserve the public interest or flexibilities allowing for adaptation to different national realities? Will you remove institutional measures in which ACTA Member countries attempt to export heightened TRIPS-plus IP protections to other countries, and in particular developing countries
- How do you guarantee that policies required to benefit from liability safe harbour for Internet service/access providers won't have the effect to force them to restrict fundamental freedoms -- such as freedom of expression and communication, privacy, and the right to a fair trial -- turning them, via contractual policies, into private copyright police/justice?
- There have been no open hearings or other engagements with civil society since the text was released. Will you commit for the establishment of consistent mechanisms for the ongoing engagement of civil society? More generally, how are you going to fix the process to encourage greater public deliberation on the record, with access to text, and in a meaningful setting? And how are you going to fix all of the specific concerns raised in the previous questions and in all the critics upon ACTA made until now?
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Although I have to say, I don't really dig tomatoes. I like tomato on pizza, with pasta, possibly little Santorini tomatoes that comes with M&S salad. Otherwise I don't dig big beefy tomatoes, although I was always taught to eat stuff up unless it's unbearable so I will always eat up a raw tomato if I can bear it.
Mr C, on the other hand, hates cooked tomatoes. How does a relationship survive when one person likes cooked tomatoes, the other likes raw?
But I digress.
Skinfood Tomato Cool Jelly Tint comes in 3 shade variations and looks like this:
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There's No. 1 – Cherry Tomato, No. 2 – Berry Tomato and No. 3 – Orange Tomato. I chose orange tomato because I like oranges.
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On the lips you can see it is very much an orange shade:
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Nevertheless, it leaves my lips feeling hydrated and makes my lips look healthier than with other tints I have tired. It stays just ok, not brilliantly…hmm. I think it's a decent product but I have no urge to buy the other shades in the range.
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BREAKING: Obama DOJ to appeal Massachusetts DOMA case
How about that fierce advocacy! Predictable, given how things have gone so far; this admin's DOJ and this President (a constitutional scholar) are going to defend discrimination. From Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders (email press release):
Department of Justice will Appeal GLAD's Victory in DOMA Lawsuit
Today, the Department of Justice filed a notice of appeal in the case of Gill v. Office of Personnel Management, the challenge brought by Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders (GLAD) to Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA). Representing seven married same-sex couples and three widowers, GLAD filed Gill in March 2009. The case was heard in May 2010 by U.S. District Court Judge Joseph L. Tauro, who issued a decision finding DOMA Section 3 unconstitutional on July 8, 2010.
"We fully expected an appeal and are more than ready to meet it head on," said Mary L. Bonauto, GLAD's Civil Rights Project Director. "DOMA brings harm to families like our plaintiffs every day, denying married couples and their children basic protections like health insurance, pensions, and Social Security benefits. We are confident in the strength of our case."
The case is now before the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit. The next step will be for the government to file its brief to that court arguing that Judge Tauro's ruling was wrong. GLAD will then file its brief in opposition to the government, and finally the government will file a reply brief. At that point, the appeal will be scheduled for oral argument. Briefing could be concluded by the spring of 2011 with oral argument to follow by the fall of 2011.
The government also today filed its notice of appeal in the related case Commonwealth of Massachusetts vs. Department of Health and Human Services.
Co-counsel in the Gill case are attorneys from the firms Foley Hoag LLP, Sullivan & Worcester LLP, Jenner & Block LLP, and Kator, Parks & Weiser, PLLC.


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- No omission of any second
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Basic Operating Instructions for Time-lapse Video/Videoing/Photo Taking
1.Video Mode
1). Insert the car charger and power on to start to take videos with the video icon into red and the blue video indicator starting to blink at the same time, indicating video is being taken. After the car charger is powered off for 20s, the video file can be saved automatically and then the device will be powered off (if power is available again within the 20s, the device will not be powered off but continue to take videos).
2). During videoing, press the VOL- key to turn off audio (thus the video will have no sound), press the VOL+ key to lock (the current video file is locked and thereby will not be covered and deleted by any video taken subsequently).
3). Set G-sensor on. During videoing, if the device is collided, the current video file will be locked (the sensitivity of G-sensor may be set as Low/Medium/High).
2.Photo Mode
After power-on, press the MENU key once to switch to the photo mode and press shortly the OK key to take a photo.
3.Time-lapse Video Mode
After power-on, press the MENU key twice to switch to the menu mode, choose image setup and then press the OK key to enter the menu to set the time for time-lapse video; after that, back to the video interface, press the OK key to start to take time-lapse video. If the time is set as 1s, it will take one frame per second; for 1080P30 time-lapse video, the 30s videoing time will have 1s lapse.
1. WIFI is unavailable in the time-lapse video mode!
2. Circular videoing is not supported in the time-lapse video mode.
3. The time-lapse video mode is not supported for 4K/2.7.
4.Parking Monitoring Mode
When the device is powered off, if it is collided/bumped, it will be powered on automatically and start to take videos; and after 20s, it will automatically save the video taken and then will be powered off. Such video file will be locked and not be covered by any subsequent video taken.
5. Video/Photo Replay
Press the MENU key twice shortly to switch to the menu mode; press VOL+ key to switch to the file menu, then you may browse photos and videos. Press the VOL+ /VOL- key to switch between files; press the OK key to replay videos.
6.Menu Setup:
In the video mode, press shortly the MENU key twice to enter and set the menu; press shortly the VOL- key or VOL+ key to circularly left and right the setup options. Choose the option to be changed and press shortly the OK key to change it.
1. Image Setup:
Video size: (resolution: 4K/2.7K/1080P60/1080P30)
Image size: resolution: 4M (2304*1728)/5M (2592*1944)/8M (3264*2448)/12M (4608*3456)
Circular video: set time as (Off/13min/23min/3min)
Time-lapse video: set time as (Off0.5s/1s/3s/5s/10s/30s/1min)
Exposure: set value.
2. Sound Setup:
Shutter sound: set it as On/Off
Power-on sound: set it On/Off
Keypad tone: set it On/Off
Volume: set the volume of keys
3. Network Setup:
Set WIFI On/Off. In case of Off, in video mode, pressing the VOL- key cannot activate WIFI.
4. Other Settings:
Parking monitoring: set it On/Off
G-force sensing: set it On/Off
Sensitivity: set it as (Low/Medium/High)
Date & time: set the system date and time as time/date
Screen saver: set its duration as (Off/1min/3min/5min)
Power saver: set its duration as (Off/1min/3min/5min)
Rotation by 180°: Set it On/Off.
Power frequency: set it as (Auto/50HZ/60HZ)
Time stamp: set it as (Off/Date/Time & Date)
Formatting: format internal memory card
Resetting: restore factory settings
APP QR code: connect to WIFI APP to download QR code
Version info: software version info
5. Language setup: change and set language
6. File browse: You may browse and replay video/photo. Hold the VOL+ key to delete a file.
USB Mode
Connect the device to a PC with a USB cable, then the device will automatically enter the USB connection mode with the screen displaying "Being connected". In such mode, you may access videos or photos and also copy files from the device to the PC.
WIFI Mode
Press shortly the MENU key twice to enter the network setup menu where you may set the network on. Back to the video or photo interface, press shortly the VOL+ key once, then the LCD screen will display WIFI name and password, indicating you have entered WIFI mode. After WIFI is activated, press shortly the VOL+ key once to inactivate WIFI.
After the WIFI in the device, operate as per the following steps to connect your smart phone with the device.
Firstly, download APP: RoadCam
For IOS/Android, scan the following QR code to download the APP:
1. After power-on, without videoing, press shortly the VOL+ key once, then the LCD screen will display WIFI name (SSID) and WIFI password (PWA2).
2. Activate the WIFI of the smart phone and then search the device in the WIFI network.
3. For the first connection, be sure to enter the password (1234567890).
4. Wait until the smart phone is correctly connected.
5. After connection, operate the APP: RoadCam again.
6. Enter RoadCam APP, click the icon in CVR mode, then you can see the camera preview page from your smart phone screen, take photos/videos and download photos and videos from the internal memory card of the CVR to the internal memory of the smart phone, etc..
1. The APP does not have a button to stop videoing (1. Switch to the photo mode to automatically stop videoing; 2. Browse videos/photos to automatically stop videoing; 3. Exit from the APP to automatically stop videoing).
2. The connection between the CVR and a smart phone is in one-to-one way so that, after it is connected with one smart phone, it cannot be connected to any other smart phone. To connect it to any other smart phone, be sure to disconnect the connected smart phone. The CVR supports Android4.0 and IOS 10.0 and above.
3. In WIFI mode, the most suitable distance between this CVR and the smart phone should be within 5m.
Usage of Battery
l For battery capacity indication, see the following pictures:
l The battery can be charged in three ways. During charging, the red charging indicator will be on. The whole charging duration is about 180min. After the battery is fully charged, the red charging indicator will turn off automatically.
1. Charge the battery with the power adapter;
2. Charge the battery with PC-USB; and
3. Charge the battery with the onboard car charger.
Remarks: When this product has a halt due to improper operation, you may press the RESET key and then press the ON key again to restore it.
Product Specs
1Gb /DDR3
|Battery type/capacity
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|Photo size
|Circular videoing duration
Set as OFF/1min/2min/3min
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Approx. 10min @4K, 2.7K, 1080P/60fps
|WIFI connection
RTL8189ES (802.11 b/g/n) supported
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Effective 8m (smooth video and preview)
SC7660 (3-axis)
|Parking monitoring
|When the device is powered off, if it is collided/bumped, it will be powered on automatically and start to take videos; and after 20s, it will automatically save the video taken and then will be powered off. Such video file will be locked and not be covered by any subsequent video taken.
|Video OUT
TF memory card class10 8GB~32GB supported
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Microsoft Windows Xp, Vista, Win7, Win8, Mac
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Battery: 3.7V; external car charger: DC5V
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Wright makes changes to offseason routine
Mets captain focuses on flexibility with the hope of avoiding injury
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- Now 31 years old, David Wright is not the same athlete he used to be. Twice in the past three years, Wright missed significant time due to injury -- once when he suffered a stress fracture in his lower back in 2011, then again when he strained his hamstring last August. And that does not include the intercostal strain that knocked him out of the World Baseball Classic last spring, threatening his status for Opening Day.
As a result, Wright has taken a hard look at his offseason routine, changing things up in an attempt to stay healthy. Rather than focus on speed and strength, Wright spent time this winter working on things he never before considered "all that important."
"Usually in the offseason, you go out there and you try to get bigger, faster, stronger," Wright said. "I've kind of realized with the hamstring, with the lower back thing that I had, that some flexibility needs to be incorporated. Maybe it's not always the best way to try to see how much weight you can lift. Maybe it's more important to do some flexibility stuff, do some stuff that maybe I didn't think about when I was younger, because you could pretty much roll out of bed and not get hurt.
"Now that you're a little bit older with some more miles on you, you have to think of a different way as far as tuning up your body for a season. I think that I've made a nice adjustment, and I'm excited to see how that plays out in a long year."
By far the longest-tenured Met, Wright is also signed on longer than anyone else in blue and orange. His current deal runs through 2020, potentially giving him 17 years of service time all with one team.
For now, Wright is a 10-year veteran with one career playoff appearance on his resume. That is another thing he would like to change in 2014.
"I feel like I blinked and I'm 10 years into a Major League career," Wright said. "Obviously, I'd like to win before I get to the point where I just feel like I can't do it at a high level anymore.
"Of course you feel that urgency when you feel like just yesterday you were 21 years old. All of a sudden, now you're 31. I still feel like I've got a lot in the tank, but at the same time, I know how fast these 10 years went by. I hope these next seven for me don't go by nearly as fast."


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Also, if this planet has been in the dark of deep space for countless millennia - which it would have to be in order to be so far from a sun - then why have all the plants still got leaves on them? In our plantlife leaves are used as a sort of natural solar panel for photosynthesis, something these plants have no light for - do the leaves serve some other function?
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|InputVar=Precipitation - grid; Nr of wet days - grid; Land cover, land use - grid; Temperature - grid;
|Parameter=Slope - grid; Land management
|Parameter=Slope - grid; Land management; Initial land cover, land use; Initial temperature, precipitation; Factors for temperature, precipitation and slope, and weighting factors;
|OutputVar=Erosion risk - grid; Change in soil properties - grid;
|OutputVar=Erosion risk - grid; Change in soil properties - grid;
|Description=Model intro
|Description=Model intro
Revision as of 13:43, 1 April 2014
Parts of Land degradation
|Component is implemented in:
|Related IMAGE components
|Key publications
Key policy issues
- In what parts of the world have human-induced changes in land and soil conditions occurred?
- What are the future risks of soil degradation?
- To what extent are ecosystem functions lost by soil degradation, adding to local and global concerns about food security, biodiversity loss and climate change?
Model intro
Input/Output Table
Input Land degradation component
|IMAGE model drivers and variables
|Number of wet days - grid (historical data)
|Number of days with a rain event, per month; assumed constant after the historical period
|CRU database
|Land cover, land use - grid
|Multi-dimensional map describing all aspects of land cover and land use per grid cell, such as type of natural vegetation, crop and grass fraction, crop management, fertiliser and manure input, livestock density.
|Land cover and land use
|Precipitation - grid
|Monthly total precipitation.
|Atmospheric composition and climate
|Temperature - grid
|Monthly average temperature.
|Atmospheric composition and climate
|External datasets
|Slope - grid
|Terrain slope index.
|Soil types and profiles (S-World)
|Soil profiles based on the HWSD (Harmonised World Soil Database) and on the ISRIC-WISE international soil profile dataset
|S-World database, HWSD database
|Weighting factors for temperature, precipitation, land use and slope
|Weighting factors for the contribution of temperature, precipitation, land use and slope on distribution of soil properties.
|expert judgement
Output Land degradation component
|IMAGE model variables
|Erosion risk - grid
|Risk of soil erosion caused by water.
|Change in soil properties - grid
|Change in soil properties, such as clay/sand content, organic carbon content, soil depth (topsoil/subsoil).
Parts of Land degradation


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Kids Should Know Jesus Is Better
One of my goals in our ministry to children at Bethlehem is to help parents teach them the truth and model the truth, so that when a family goes to the Science Museum in St. Paul and watches a dizzying documentary on Katrina in the Omni Theater (like we did a few weeks ago), which ends with the environmentally loaded lament,
When I get to heaven
I will shed a tear,
Because it won't be as sweet
as what I have right here.
This is my home.
a five year old will suddenly look up to daddy and say, "That's not right. Jesus is better than what we have right here."


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Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Did You Look Before You Leap Day Geocached?
If you are a geocacher and more importantly a geocacher that is trying to fill up their geocaching calendar (basically taking credit for finding at least one geocache for every calendar day of the year). Then this is a chance that only happens once every four years.
So if you have not found a geocache on February 29th yet you better hurry. Cuz your next chance won't be until 2016.
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- Susanna Dvash said...
Unfortunately, I wasn't able to LeapDay Cache, but I am a huge fan. I wrote this in a hopes to convince others to geocache: http://meantforsomethingbetter.com/2012/03/05/geocaching/ What do you think?
- March 5, 2012 at 9:02 AM
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Fort Rotterdam and the I La Galigo Museum within: History of South Sulawesi
Standing majestically at the western coast of Makassar, find Fort Rotterdam is recognized as the city's most iconic landmark. With historical traces dating back to the Kingom of Gowa from the 16thth century to colonization by the Dutch, ask this Fort has silently witnessed many episodes in Makassar's history, remedy playing a most essential role in its development.
Its magnificence and authenticity has always captivated those who set eyes on it. A journalist from New York Times, Barbara Crossette even described it as "the best preserved Dutch Fort in Asia".
Originally called Benteng or Fort Jumpandang or Ujung Pandang, the huge complex was first built in 1545 in the era of Imanrigau Daeng Bonto Karaeng Lakiung or Karaeng Tunipalangga Ulaweng, the tenth King of Gowa. Initially, the fort was made from a mixture of Stone and burnt clay, and took the shape of a typical square Portuguese architectural style.
During the reign of Sultan Alauddin, the 14th king of Gowa, the fort's construction material was replaced with black Karst, rocks from the mountain sides of the district of Maros. The fort was also expanded and took on a new shape resembling a sea turtle, thus the fort gained a new name, namely : Benteng Pannyua (Penyu) or Fort Sea turtle. The shape is not only unique, but also contains deep meaning. For just as a sea turtle lives both on land and at sea, the glory of the Gowa Kingdom also stretched on land as well as over the seas.
Indeed, the Bugis were then a recognized and respected power all across the Indonesian seas even to the Straits of Malacca
Between 1655 to 1669, Dutch forces attacked the Gowa Sultanate, which at the time was under the rule of Sultan Hasanuddin. The city's strategic location made it an ideal place to fully control the spice trade passage, and to become the starting point that would eventually open up the route to the seas of Banda and Maluku, the original Spice Islands.
Led by Dutch Governor General Admiral Cornelis Janszoon Speelman, Dutch forces launched a massive attack on Makassar for a full year. At this time, major parts of the Fort were devastated as the Dutch began to occupy the land. As a result of the defeat, the Sultan of Gowa was forced to sign the Bongaya treaty that gave the Dutch authorities full control over Makassar's trade.
Governor General Speelman subsequently rebuilt parts of the fort that were destroyed. Not only applying Dutch distinct style to the structure, but Speelman added another bastion at its west side. The fort was later renamed after Speelman's hometown: Rotterdam. The fort grew to be the center for stockpiling of spices and an important Entrepot. Eventually this led to Makassar becoming the center of the Dutch Colonial government in Eastern Indonesia.
In 1938 Dutch authorities established the first ever Museum in South Sulawesi, namely the Celebes Museum, located within the complex of Fort Rotterdam itself. Initially the museum occupied building no. 2 only, which was once the residence of Admiral Speelman. Its collection came from various excavations that included ceramics, currencies, gold and jewelries, and others.
By the time of the Japanese occupied Makassar during World War II, the Celebes Museum already occupied three buildings of the complex. To its collection were added wooden tools, several types of ships, farming equipment, house ware, musical instruments, weaponry, and many others.
After the War, the museum was officially re-established in 1970, bearing the name by which it is known today, namely: Museum La Galigo. La Galigo was the Pajung Lolo or Prince of the Luwu Kingdom in the 14th century who was also the son of Sawerigading Opunna Ware, a legendary Bugis hero. The name also refers to the famous I La Galigo, the world's longest epic poem. Exhibiting various collections from the early Celebes Museum as well as other additions including the collection of the kingdom of Sawito, Wajo, Mandar, Luwu, Bone and others, the present Museum occupies building no.2 and no.10 within the Fort Rotterdam complex.
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Here is another example: https://www.boostaddict.com/content....and-roll-races
You drag and roll race the Porsche 992 C4S, BMW 850i, Nissan GT-R Nismo, and the Audi R8 V10 Plus. The Audi wins the drag race yet loses the roll race to the GT-R despite pulling hardest in the drag race. Why does the R8 lose? Because you morons put it in the wrong gear.
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LEBANON, N.H. (AP) � New Hampshire's Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center is planning to add 29 beds in the coming year.
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We first started work on a CSS Regions prototype to give designers and developers a seamless and flexible way to flow content inside a chain of boxes. As the feature gained visibility, it became clear that people wanted to experiment outside the WebKit-based browsers. So about one year ago, we created a rather simple polyfill supporting only basic functionality. Today, we would like to introduce a much-improved CSS Regions polyfill library, created by Francois Remy.
What's new
What's new? Basically everything the new polyfill was re-written from scratch to make it more flexible and feature rich. Under the hood, it is based on a general-purpose CSS parser. This means it's more robust and less likely to produce unexpected results if your CSS is odd-looking (minified, uglyfied and so on).
The most readily apparent difference from the old polyfill is that it drops the support for the
−adobe− prefix and instead only supports the standard, non-prefixed form of the properties and APIs. If your stylesheets are future-proofed with the standard, non-prefixed syntax, the new polyfill is essentially a drop-in replacement: you don't need to do anything else! 🙂 Also, all CSS properties are supported: along with
flow−from and
break−before and
break−after are supported (Keep in mind, Safari uses the old syntax for forced breaks inside regions,
−webkit−region−break−before and
Another notable addition is the support for the Regions CSSOM. This covers the
NamedFlow interface, additions to the
Element interface corresponding to the
Region interface and support for the
NamedFlow events (
regionoversetchange and
Also, unlike the old polyfill, the new polyfill doesn't require the regions to have their size explicitly set.
What's the catch?
This is a polyfill. It's not the real deal and has some gotchas you should be aware of.
First of all, interactive content like form elements,
contentEditable elements or user-interaction pseudo-classes (for example,
:hover) and JavaScript event listeners are something of a shot in the dark. The polyfill actually clones the contents of the named flow to move them through regions. This will likely cause interactive content to work in unexpected ways. Another effect of the content cloning is with the CSS cascade. The new DOM structure could make some selectors not apply anymore or new selectors to apply where they wouldn't before.
This polyfill is doing the layout asynchronously. So, the user may experience content flickering, especially if scrolling before the page layout is complete. Especially with more complex layouts, auto-sizing can behave differently than a browser-native implementation.
Another missing piece is support for region styling – neither the standard
::region() pseudo-functional syntax nor the old and no longer standard
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In terms of CSSOM, the
NamedFlow.getRegionFlowRanges() is not implemented. Furthermore, the timing of the
NamedFlow events is not guaranteed to be the same as a native, standards-compliant implementation. This means some events could be fired more often or with a delay when compared to a native, standard-compliant implementation.
Demo time
If you want to see the new polyfill in action you can check out the Regions samples hosted on CodePen. Where possible, we've converted the samples to render with the polyfill if the browser doesn't support CSS Regions natively. Also, two important demos showing some of the major use cases of CSS Regions – the National Geographic Orphan Elephants demo and the Adaptive UI demo – are now polyfill-enabled so you can enjoy them on any browser, not just Safari.
How to get it
You can grab a copy from Francois Remy's GitHub repository. There you will also find extensive documentation of what the polyfill does and how it does it.
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Most have described their development process as "from napkin drawing to item on the shelf." That phrase is looking dated. It's time for an era-relevant update -- "from CAD sketch to product distribution globally."
Computer-aided design (CAD) is the workhorse behind every single thing made today, but it comes from a humble beginning. CAD has its roots in the 1960s, the decade that saw the development of the first drafting software and the initial commercialization of this technology. This type of software was intended to reduce the amount of repetitive work that was previously done by hand in the now lost art of drafting.
A transition into drafting brought unparalleled precision at a fraction of the time and cost. It could topple many unforeseen complications, it led to the mass manufacturing of electronics we see abundantly today, and also led to innovations that continue to revolutionize industries and society. The software and hardware that built our modern world is evolving.
The first CAD software, developed as the thesis of PhD candidate Ivan Sutherland in the early 1960s, drew lines on a computer monitor using a light pen. By the end of the decade, elite companies expressed much interest in this new form of drafting, and the commercialization of CAD software was underway. Replacing drafting tables, protractors, compasses, and many other tools with computers was much more economical than had been previously thought, due to the steep rise in productivity that these programs allowed. Still, only elite companies and universities had access to this type of software or computers in general.
The 1970s saw the development of the first 3D solid modeling programs, but these were used more for simulation than for 3D design. The relatively small computing capacity of the time constricted many to rely on 2D drawing until processors and innovative computational software caught up. This happened later in the decade with the advent of minicomputers or midrange computers like 16-bit PDP-11 minicomputer and the VAX series, that used processors like the Motorola 68000 and Texas Instruments MSP430, and could run optimized versions of FORTRAN compilers and graphics.
Though technology was becoming more advanced, drawings were made using simple lines, circles, and text overlaid to create and label designs. These designs at best looked like the traditional designs usually drafted by hand.
The accessibility of CAD programs grew so much via the titans of manufacturing, that by the late 1970s, the National Institute of Standards, supported by companies like GE and Boeing, created the Initial Graphic Exchange Standard (IGES) still used today. This agreement standardized the complex curves and designs between CAD platforms. Creation of IGES could be viewed as one of the major events that lead to the birth of CAD 2.0 -- the vast array of co-compatible software we are all familiar with today.


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Ubaldo likely to return to O's rotation this week
WASHINGTON -- Ubaldo Jimenez feels good after making his second rehab start and expects to return to the Orioles later this week.
The starting pitcher, who has been on the disabled list since July 13 with a right ankle injury, threw 94 pitches for Triple-A Norfolk on Sunday and allowed one run on five hits and two walks with three strikeouts.
"He got his work in, got his pitch count up," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said. "Not a lot better [than last time], just better, which you expected."
Jimenez will travel with the O's to Toronto for their three-game series with the Blue Jays that begins on Tuesday and could be activated any time after Thursday.
The Orioles haven't officially announced any starters past Thursday. Chris Tillman would be slotted for Friday if Baltimore stays on schedule with its current five-man rotation. Jimenez could pitch on Friday on regular rest as well, although he could get some extra rest ahead of his first Major League start in more than month.
"[We'll] see how he feels tomorrow with it, take his work day when he needs to and we'll see how it slots out after Thursday," Showalter said.
Neither Showalter nor Jimenez envisions a scenario with Jimenez in the bullpen, but the O's starters have been excellent in Jimenez's absence. Since June 10, Orioles starting pitchers rank sixth in the Majors with a 3.13 ERA.
Jimenez, who signed a four-year contract for $50 million this offseason, is 3-8 with a 4.52 ERA and leads the American League with 60 walks this season. Last season, Jimenez posted 1.82 ERA in the second half after struggling to a 4.56 mark before the All-Star break.
"I wouldn't call it a problem to have a good situation," Showalter said of his apparent pitching surplus.


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The Los Angeles Parking Enforcement cop who took the now infamous photos of L.A. Laker Andrew Bynum allegedly parking in a disabled spot, is speaking out for the first time, exclusively to NBC4LA.
For the original NBC4 exclusive report click here.
"His message is 'screw you,' I'm Andrew Bynum and I can do whatever I want," said the cop, who asked not to be named for fear of retribution.
The cop was off-duty, shopping at the Bristol Farms market in Westchester, when Bynum was allegedly seen parking his black BMW in a disabled spot, and partly in a spot reserved for the unloading of the disabled.
When Bynum was leaving the store, the cop walked to the door and watched him loading groceries into his car.
"He appeared fine, normal, like anybody else putting groceries in their car. And I looked and he didn't have a placard," says the parking enforcement cop.
Under state law, it's illegal to park in handicapped spots unless you have a disabled placard or plate, which NBC4 confirmed Bynum does not have.
"It's a big slap in the face to someone that's disabled. It's saying, 'I don't care about you. I only care about myself,'" says the official.
The officer was off-duty and didn't have a ticket book to write a citation. So the officer snapped pictures of Bynum and his allegedly illegally parked car, and gave them to NBC4, hoping to make the point that illegal use of disabled parking is wrong.
"I know there are a lot of young Laker fans out there. What kind of role model is that? Maybe children will grow up to think, 'If Anderw Bynum does it, maybe I'm entitled to do that too," says the cop.
NBC4 asked the LA Lakers spokesman to comment on the Bynum photos. He said the NBA has ordered them not to talk about any players, because of the current lockout. We also called Bynum's agent twice to get comment, but didn't hear back from him.