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But it's hard to stay mindful consistently.
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Knowledge is something we acquire as we grow and evolve. And, it helps us operate in a world filled with appointments, schedules, plans and ... anything else the mind takes care of.
However, our mind is only one of our resources.
Through my work with horses and many other animals, I realized how important our body and instinct are to create a content and fulfilled life.
When you connect with your body and instinct you instantaneously tap into a bucket filled with extra energy and wisdom. You immediately become calmer, and you move through life with ease and clarity.
If you're looking for a simple way to reconnect all your valuable resources - body, mind and intuition - to create meaningful relationships, get your life on track, reduce stress, build self confidence, become guided by a new set of principles and supported by a handy decision making tool a.k.a. the Mindful Connections Wheel … my online course is for you.
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Mindful living doesn't mean that you have to get into an uncomfortable position and do 25 yoga poses. What it really means is that the body and mind settle in such a way that it allows you to see the world as it really is: beautiful, connected and whole.
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Those who hold reverence for RAW cite as one of its advantages the ability to compensate for poor white balance in Photoshop after the shot is taken without destroying the integrity of the photo. Fair enough, but it's still less of a pain in the aperture to capture it correctly the first time, and important to do so if you're shooting JPEG.
Well, adorable online photo boutique Photojjojo is selling an interesting alternative to the gray card called the White Balance Lens Cap. Set your camera to capture custom white balance with the cap on and it supposedly perfectly captures the white balance of the lighting in front of you. The cap includes domes for neutral or warm color. At $45 to $65 depending on the size of the lens, it's certainly cheaper than a gray card, but looks like a nice accessory purchase or gift for the more discerning photographer.


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EEOC's Proposed Rule on "Reasonable Factors Other Than Age" Under ADEA
Topics: Discrimination, Harassment & Retaliation, New Laws & Legislation
The EEOC recently issued a proposed rule explaining the "reasonable factors other than age" (RFOA) defense under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA). The RFOA defense shields an employer from liability in a disparate impact age discrimination case where the employer establishes that the challenged practice, even though shown to have a disparate impact on older workers, was facially neutral and based on reasonable factors other than age.
Under the EEOC's proposed rule, for the RFOA defense to apply, the challenged practice must be found to be objectively reasonable in the eyes of a reasonable employer in similar circumstances. The proposed rule lists several factors to be considered in evaluating whether the employer relied on reasonable factors other than age, including (1) the commonality of the business practice used by the employer; (2) the manner in which the practice was administered; (3) the employer's awareness of the possible adverse impact of the decision on older workers; (4) steps the employer took to assess and mitigate the impact of the decision on older workers; (5) the existence of less discriminatory alternatives; (6) the extent to which management engaged in age-related stereotyping; and (7) the extent to which the employer trained management on how to avoid discrimination.
The EEOC is accepting public comment on the proposed rule until April 19, 2010. To access the proposed rule, click here.


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Last month I was privileged to be a volunteer photographer for the 4th annual NoVA Maker Faire. Here are few of my images with more in this album on Flickr.
It wasn't hot at that point but was during their demo.
It's never too early to learn how to use a glue gun.
R2D2 is always popular wherever he goes.
Not your usual violin, and not your usual violin sound. But still nice music.
A 360° view of one of the large spaces, taken at the start of the event.


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The Membership and Retention Workshop at the 2016 BCA National Council Meeting in Visalia
This workshop was intended to help Buddhist Churches of America (BCA) temple leaders learn what other temples are doing to increase their membership.
The workshop started with Rev. Marvin Harada talking about the Buddhist Education program at the Orange County Buddhist Church. Following Rev. Harada's presentation, representatives from other BCA temples spoke on the activities held at their temples and shared their views on increasing membership and what has worked or not worked for them. The speakers were: Isabelle Bernard (New York Buddhist Church), Laverne Imori (formerly with Ekoji Buddhist Temple, now at the Buddhist Temple of San Diego), Tammy Wetzel (Seabrook Buddhist Temple), Rev. Jerry Hirano (Salt Lake Buddhist Temple), and Ricky Schlesinger (Vista Buddhist Temple).
Judy Kono (BCA Communications Committee), Rev. Ron Miyamura (Midwest Buddhist Temple) and David Atcheson (Honpa Hongwanji Mission of Hawaii, Betsuin) talked about available resources to help temples with their websites.
Rev. Marvin Harada, Buddhist Education as the Foundation
Isabelle Bernard, New York Buddhist Church
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Laverne Imori, Ekoji Buddhist Temple (No Audio)
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Tammy Wetzel, Seabrook Buddhist Temple
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Rev. Jerry Hirano, Salt Lake Buddhist Temple
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Ricky Schlesinger, Vista Buddhist Temple
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Judy Kono & Rev. Ron Miyamura, BCA Website & Midwest Buddhist Temple Website
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David Atcheson, Honpa Hongwanji Mission of Hawaii Betsuin
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What Is Circumcision All About?
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Male circumcision is the surgical removal of the fore skin. Foreskin is the fold of skin covering the end of the penis which can be gently pulled back. Circumcision is a common procedure that is carried out in newborn boys in certain parts of the world.
While for some families, circumcision is a family tradition or a religious ritual, for others, it can be for personal hygiene or a form of preventive health care. Sometimes, there can also be a medical emergency for a circumcision when the foreskin is too tight to be pulled back over the glans.
According to The American Academy of Pediatrics, the benefits of circumcision outweigh the risk. Circumcision is not mandatory for all male newborns. It is the decision that is either left to the parents to make or it is the doctor's call depending on the medical need for circumcision.
Circumcision has number of health benefits:
• Reduced risk of urinary tract infections: Circumcised males have a lower risk of urinary tract infections when compared to uncircumcised males.
• Reduced risk of sexually transmitted diseases: Circumcised men have a lower risk to develop sexually transmitted diseases including HIV. However, safe sexual practices remain essential.
• Easier hygiene: Circumcision makes it easy and simpler to keep the penis clean and maintain good personal hygiene.
• Prevention of penile problems: The foreskin on an uncircumcised penis can be difficult to or impossible to retract. This condition is called phimosis, which can lead to the inflammation of the foreskin or head of the penis.
Circumcision is not an option if certain blood clotting disorders are present. It is also not appropriate for premature babies who still require medical care.
Circumcision does not affect male fertility and is neither done to enhance sexual pleasure for men or their partners.
Circumcision is a common and a simple procedure. If you are planning to have your son circumcised, talk to your doctor about the risks, benefits and care to be taken after the procedure.
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In San Francisco, a group of people discover the human race is being replaced one by one, with clones devoid of emotion.
Horror and Sci-Fi gel together so well and when done right can produce something fantastic, which brings me to "Invasion Of The Body Snatchers".
The cast for the film is pure brilliance, you've got Donald Sutherland, Brooke Adams, Jeff Goldblum, Veronica Cartwright, Leonard Nimoy and more. They all put in amazing performances and show us why their big names in the business.
This film has one of all time favourite endings, not just in this genre but in all of film. I won't spoil it for those who haven't seen it but I will say that everytime I see it I get goosebumps and it's the first time the credits have creeped me out.
If you want to see the "Invasion Of The Body Snatchers" trailer then just click on the video below:
At the beginning of the film, as the alien spores rain down on earth, you see them presumably landing on the Transamerica Pyramid in San Francisco - the headquarters of what was then the parent company of United Artists, which produced the film.
According to the commentary on the DVD, director Philip Kaufman said they paid Robert Duvall by giving him an Eddie Bauer jacket.
Elizabeth's nude scene in the factory was also filmed with clothes. That was seen when the film debuted on ABC in 1980.
Donald Sutherland insisted on performing his own stunts in the film's climax. His scenes at the pod factory were filmed without harnesses or nets. In the shot of a fireball erupting from the factory, Sutherland barely missed it. However, an extra missed his cue and was seriously injured from the explosion.
Among the sounds Ben Burtt used for the pod growing scene, the heartbeat came from an ultrasound recorded on his pregnant wife. The pod screams were recorded pig squeals. Additionally, the natural diegetic sounds (crickets, birds chirping) fade as the film progresses, until only mechanical sounds (sirens, the garbage trucks) are heard.
Donald Sutherland was hit by a Volkswagen beetle while filming a shot of Matthew and Elizabeth running. He fell onto the windshield and was able to see the driver saying "Oh, my God! Not you!"
Matthew's story/joke goes as follows. The British are trapped in the Sahara and are surrounded by the Germans. One day, an officer makes an announcement: "I have good news and bad news. The bad news is, we have no food but camel poop. The good news is, there is plenty of it."
While rehearsing Kevin McCarthy's cameo, a naked homeless man recognized him and said "The first one was better".
During the taxi ride, Donald Sutherland and Brooke Adams' nervousness is genuine. Don Siegel had lost much of his vision and was driving through the dark streets of San Francisco without his glasses.
During the mud bath scene a man suggests that Nancy read a book titled "Worlds In Collision" by Immanuel Velikovsky. The book was published in 1950 and spent eleven weeks on the New York Times bestsellers list. However, the book was met with overwhelming rejection of its thesis by the scientific community.
Veronica Cartwright also plays in the remake The Invasion.
The leather half-glove that Leonard Nimoy's character wears was deliberately used for the sole purpose of making the character more distinctive and recognizable. Nimoy got the idea from a friend who wore it to cover a burn on his hand.
Silence is heard as the end credits roll as there was no end title music composed or recorded for the film.


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The aim of German LNG Terminal is to develop, build, own and operate a multifunctional LNG import terminal in northern Germany. The terminal will contribute to energy diversification in Germany and will support the introduction of LNG as a cleaner fuel alternative in maritime and road transport, reducing the environmental impact of both shipping and heavy goods vehicles. The terminal will combine a variety of services such as unloading and loading of LNG ships, storage of LNG, regasification of LNG into the German natural gas pipeline grid and distribution of LNG in road tankers to nearby users.
Thinking to the longer term, with the vision of a decarbonised energy sector in Europe, LNG may play an essential transition role. The long-term future could be renewable electrical power being used to produce hydrogen through electrolysis of water. But, achieving that goal may require some transitional phases to be worked through. For example, the use of natural gas to produce hydrogen on steam methane reformers (SMRs) is in plan for the H21 Leeds City Gate project in the north of England. Those SMRs can then be supplemented, or replaced, by large-scale electrolysis units in the future.
Other countries in Asia are contemplating trade of ammonia which can be produced using solar power and then cracked to yield hydrogen or, according to a recent innovation from the CSIRO in Australia, the hydrogen bound up in the ammonia may be recovered using a novel membrane. When it comes to choosing between LNG or Ammonia as a hydrogen carrier, there are some similarities and some critical differentiators. They have a similar hydrogen content: 22.2% for ammonia and 25% for LNG. Both can be transported as a liquid to achieve a high energy density and they are both flammable. But ammonia carries the additional handling hazard of being corrosive and is toxic at tens of parts per million. Whichever-way path the future takes, this Heads of Agreement for the German LNG terminal takes Germany one step closer to the potential of achieving a decarbonised future.
Headquartered in Baden, Switzerland, the Axpo Group produces, trades and distributes energy reliably for over 3 million people and several thousand companies in Switzerland and in over 30 countries throughout Europe.
Domenico De Luca, Head Business Area Trading and Sales and member of the Executive Committee of Axpo Group, declares, "Axpo has been active in global LNG markets for nine years now and offers tailor-made physical LNG supply and hedging solutions. Our LNG business is one of our most important strategic growth areas: with the shutdown of numerous coal-fired power plants expected in the medium term, LNG is expected to gain further importance as an energy source and will be able to increase its market share in Europe. Our goal is to further optimise the delivery of LNG to our customers together with German LNG Terminal."
Axpo's LNG services include physical LNG supply, diversion rights, profit sharing, financial hedging structures, cancellation options and access to the most important international trade markets. Axpo's growing LNG portfolio includes long-term natural gas supplies, a 5% stake in the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) and distribution channels in most European countries.
Rolf Brouwer, Managing Director of German LNG Terminal GmbH, the joint venture between Gasunie LNG Holding BV, Vopak LNG Holding BV and Oiltanking GmbH, a subsidiary of the Marquard & Bahls AG, Hamburg who are collectively driving forward Germany's first LNG terminal, comments, "We are delighted about this Heads of Agreement with Axpo and welcome them as an additional strong partner for German LNG Terminal. We continue to powerfully move forward with the realisation of our terminal project. Obviously, an increasing number of market players are convinced of the future relevance of LNG for the German energy market and rely on our concept of a multi-service terminal with an independent terminal operator. Jointly with our terminal customers, we will contribute to an efficient and long-term energy supply to German customers."
The preparations for the terminal's permitting approval process are further moving forward. In spring 2019, German LNG Terminal GmbH will apply for the required permit for the terminal. The final investment decision is scheduled for Q4 2019. After receiving the necessary permits, construction work could then start in 2020 with the terminal most likely being operational by the end of 2022.


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2014 Malibu Refresh Specific For North American Market
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The launch of the all-new Chevrolet Malibu in late 2011 was significant in that it marked the first Chevrolet midsize sedan to sell on a global scale. In New York, in London, and in Shanghai, the 2012 Malibu carried the same look all the world. But after lukewarm reception due to a seriously stacked midsize sedan segment in North America, GM rolled out a necessary refresh to address the issues critics seemed to have about the vehicle.
That being the case, the 2014 Malibu refresh that was revealed last Friday on Belle Isle will be exclusive to North America for the time being. We may see the refresh cross continents in the future, but for now, note the differentiation.


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The Nice Côte d'Azur Chamber of Commerce and Industry, through its Observatoire Immobilier d'Habitat (Housing Property Observatory)*, carried out a study of the new and resale housing market in the first half of 2017, evoking the outlook for the coming months.
New housing market:
The sector is continuing its positive momentum.
Supply was up sharply (+ 30% compared with the first half of 2016), with a 15% increase in sales over the period and a 14% increase in property available.
Over a period of 12 consecutive months, sales volumes (4822) and sales (4393) were the highest in more than 10 years.
A significant increase in the number of housing starts (+ 14%) and building permits (+ 13%) were an important indicator.
In this very buoyant context, prices are relatively stable.
While these good results may be the result of low rates and incentives to support the market (PTZ and Pinel), the uncertainty about the future of these mechanisms is likely to lead to a certain wait-and-see attitude on the part of purchasers, accentuated by the fear aroused by the Property Capital Tax for investors.
Resale Market:
The resale market is also experiencing an upturn in activity of + 7% over the period. Prices rose by + 6%.
Although the real estate market is doing well overall, prudence is advised for the months to come. The market is still benefitting from particularly low interest rates, but the future housing law is likely to lead to a reversal of the trend.
The increase in activity has shown signs of slowing down over the last three months.
*The "Observatoire Immobilier d'Habitat" of the Nice Côte d'Azur Chamber of Commerce and Industry, brings together all the members of «l'Acte de Bâtir»
– Fédération Nationale de l'Immobilier Côte d'Azur
– Fédération des Promoteurs Immobiliers de la Côte d'Azur et de Corse
– Fédération du Bâtiment et des Travaux Publics des Alpes-Maritimes
– Banque Populaire Méditerranée
– Action Logement Services
– Caisse d'Allocations Familiales des Alpes-Maritimes
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Rice Bran Oil Market Key Trends, Growth, Analysis and forecast upto 2022
The Rice Bran Oil market research report gives top to bottom investigation of the business alongside vital measurements and actualities. With the assistance of this data, partners can design their business techniques. With the slowdown in world economic growth, the Rice Bran Oil … Read More


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Manchester STG at EventCity, the premier Northern classic car show.
Trevor Walker with his fabulous and very original TR2
It really felt like we were driving to a summer outdoor show -
right: Phil Barrett and his Vanguard
We secured some concessionary discount tickets, and with free parking this offered an attractive proposition to see such a wide collection of road going vehicles. Including so many colourful micro cars on the Heinkel Trojan Club stand, and an extended Mini built as a functioning hearse. In contrast huge US muscle cars, and a V8 land speed record machine. There was the 50th birthday celebration for the many Mk 1 Ford Cortina's that turned out, and we spotted Stan Gilford's magnificent 1926 Stratford-
left: Stan Gilford got lost and ended up on the wrong stand!
MSTG decided this year to put on a broad variety of Standards and Triumphs on the stand covering three decades, including Pauls Nethercott's 1974 Dolomite, Phil Barrett's Standard Vanguard 1959, David Lucas's Standard Atlas campervan 1962, Graham Lomas's Triumph Vitesse 1968 and Trevor's Walker's Triumph TR2 1954. With a building support pillar right in the middle of the MSTG stand this reduced the number of cars we hoped to display, however we found the pillar very useful to nail our two SMC flags to. Fortunately we acquired some extra space thanks to the adjacent the MG club, and we had secured individual entries for Graham Hart's 1938 Standard Flying 12, for open class members Sandie and Mel Fellow's 1935 Lanchester LA10 Sports Coupe, for my 1932 Standard Big 9 in order to accommodate us all.
right: Graham Hart's superb Flying 12
Interesting snippets about our cars: Trevor Walker, who is known in SMC circles for his prize winning Super Ten, brought along the 1954 TR2 as one of the rare 'long door' models from early in the production run. Grahams Standard Flyer proudly presented two magnificent trumpet horns protruding through the front wings as a factory built special exclusively for the Police Force. The magnificent 'pram hood' Lanchester showed all the qualities of its Daimler pedigree with a pre selector gearbox, and was successfully voted the best pre 1950 car in the show.
left: Atlas Caravanette
right: Literature display
Thanks to all those that came along to EventCity. In particular to Phil and Lynda Homer who came up to provide valuable support on our stand with a set of very interesting literature to display. I was pleased to secure a 1931 edition of Autocar cover advertising the First Big British 1932 Programme, and pictorially anticipating the Standard Big 9 Mark 3 coming off the production line (and not the Mark 4!). It was a very good early spring weekend, to start the 2011 motoring season.
Below:Andrew Davis's Big 9
Andrew Davis
MSTG Media Manager
Thanks for the Show report Andrew,
During the Show, Andrew and I were discussing the differences between the four different Marks of the Standard Big 9, that is the Mks 1, 2, 3 and 4. We both really should get out more often.........
Anyway, we made a few notes on the Day, which I will publish. Perhaps then other Big 9 owners will chip in and tell us where we are wrong and the full extent of the differences.
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Pavlos A. Vlachos is Associate Professor of Marketing at Alba Graduate Business School, The American College of Greece. He is teaching Marketing Strategy & Analytics and Research Methods. He serves as an Associate Editor of European Journal of Marketing and of Frontiers in Organizational Psychology. His current research interests include Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Stakeholder Management, and Institutional Complexity. His work has appeared in Journal of Organizational Behavior, Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, European Journal of Marketing, Frontiers in Psychology, Journal of Business Ethics, Industrial Marketing Management, International Journal of Electronic Commerce, International Journal of Human Resource Management and Journal of Business Research among others.
Vlachos P.A, Panagopoulos, N., Bachrach, D., Morgeson, F.P. (2017). "The effect of managerial and employee attributions of corporate social responsibility initiatives", Journal of Organizational Behavior, vol. 38, no. 7, pp. 1111-1129.
Vlachos, P., Panagopoulos, N., Rapp, A. (2014). "Employee Cognitions of and Behaviors towards Corporate Social Responsibility Programs: A Multi-study Investigation of Direct, Moderating, and Cascading Effects", Journal of Organizational Behavior, vol. 35, no. 7, pp. 990-1017.
Vlachos, P., Tsamakos, A., Vrechopoulos, A. & Avramidis, P., (2009). "Corporate Social Responsibility: Attributions, Loyalty and the Mediating Role of Trust", Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, vol. 37, no.2, pp. 170-180
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Are you using a computer which is full of technical faults? Are you unable to get relief from these troubles? We can understand your sufferings. Don't worry, as there are remedies for your computer problems. Computers are automated electronic machines which perform arithmetic and logical operations. A computer's lifetime depends on our amount of usage, maintenance and other environmental factors.
Computer hardware parts such as processors, RAMs, Hard disks were also manufactured with enhanced capabilities so they can increase the computer's performance even more. A computer's performance is measured in several ways. Similar to other machines a computer's life time decreases depending on our amount of usage. But we can't stop using our PC. So what is the solution for these problems? You need a computer fix or a computer upgrade.
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Web Choreographies is a live coding performance in the web browser by Joana Chicau and Jip de Beer. Together they co-choreograph the path of the performance, engaging in various visual displays, glitches and interactions between HTML elements and web architectures.
Read more on the Web Choreographies project page or check the video documentation by Lavinia Xausa below.


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About us.
Best friends since fifth grade. Backpacking Buddies. Founder. Here you can learn more about the BicycleDudes Steffen and Sebastian as well as about our mission to get bikes from sheds, cellars and yards home.
The Dudes Story.
We use only the best wood from controlled degradation and refrain from processing toxic chemicals. As an absolute self-concept, we subject ourselves to the highest environmental aspects for the consumption of water, energy and valuable raw materials.
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Good things are only really great if you can share them with others. Every customer image of you makes us a little prouder and shows that our dudes can be integrated into your home in so many great ways.
Our bicycle wall mounts come from a medium-sized carpentry business in Germany. We pay attention to fair wages and good working conditions during production.
Great freedom bike.
Grandpa's old bike on the way to university, the fixie for the office or the road bike in the evening sun. There are countless reasons why cycling is the best means of transportation in the world. If you do not have a guilty conscience to let your wiry buddy in the cold cellar – our dudes are not only practical but also very chic!
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We love bicycles. And wood. Here in Germany you will find handmade bicycle wall mounts made of the best wood. When processing, we do not use toxic chemicals and act according to maximum environmental considerations for the consumption of water, energy and valuable raw materials. Fairness and transparency in dealing with our employees and customers is a basic condition of our work.
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Minnesota, the land of 10,000 lakes, actually contains over 11,000 lakes and almost as many things to do. Because Minnesota can also brag about being the 12th largest state in the United States, there exists something fun for every type of person. Although over half of the population of Minnesota lives in either of the Twin Cities, adventures await in all corners of the state. Enjoy nature, culture, amusement or just some great shopping over the span of one day in Minnesota.
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
900 S. 5th St.
Minneapolis, MN 55415
(612) 332-0386
Are you ready for some football? What was once considered a small market team has become a football giant with an entire state supporting them. The Minnesota Vikings are playing there last season in the Metrodome (now Mall of America Field), finishing out a decade of sports entertainment before the giant arena is demolished. Events are scheduled throughout the fall and winter, including public walking tours of the grand facility. Learn about the history of the Dome; the former site of Twins baseball and both a former World Series and Super Bowl XXVI venue.
North Shore Scenic Drive
Canal Park Drive
Duluth, MN 55802
(800) 438-5884
If you find yourself in northern Minnesota, a scenic drive along the shores of Lake Superior is the best way to spend your day. The best way to enjoy the area is by bicycle. Biking along downtown Duluth and the miles of bike trails that make up the North Shore invites a way to see some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. Lake Superior itself, the world's largest freshwater lake, is enhanced by the Lakewalk, a beautifully paved area that leads up to the Scenic Drive. Spend one day or several exploring this beautiful pocket of Minnesota.
National Eagle Center
50 Pembroke Ave.
Wabasha, MN 55981
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If your day will be spent in southern Minnesota, spending an afternoon along the Mississippi River and touring the quaint town of Wabasha is the best way to spend your time. Southern Minnesota and the upper Mississippi River make up the largest concentration of bald eagle nests in the country. This majestic bird, an important part of American heritage and history, is studied and honored at the National Eagle Center. Several eagles live in the center and the history of eagles in Native American folklore and early America is discussed at the center. Check out the center, located in the beautiful downtown area of Wabasha along the river.
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1750 Hennepin Ave.
Minneapolis, MN 55403
(612) 375-7600
Although it may be a total tourist thing to do, the Sculpture Garden is a landmark destination when visiting Minnesota. The "Spoonbridge and Cherry" sculpture that resides in the Garden has become a symbol of the art scene in Minnesota. This park is a remarkable attraction on the edge of downtown Minneapolis and a must-see for anyone with one day to spend in the city. Admission is free and when weather permits, there is a fantastic artist-designed miniature golf course on the premises as well.
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60 E. Broadway
Bloomington, MN 55425
(952) 883-8800
Not interested in nature, culture or sports? Spend a day shopping at the Mall of America. Mall of America, cleverly referred to as MOA by the locals, is one of the country's largest malls. MOA features over 500 retail stores, an indoor aquarium, miniature golf course and tons of dining options. In the center of the mall resides Nickelodeon Universe, the largest indoor theme park in the country. This is surely an adventure that you can spend an entire day enjoying.
Related: Best Shopping Malls In Minnesota
Andrea Wodele is a freelance writer who has lived in the Twin Cities for eight years. She loves covering all things Minnesota and her work can be found on Examiner.com.


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4 lean lamb chops
Freshly milled black pepper
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50g/2oz butter, softened
5ml/1tsp sweet paprika
2.5ml/½tsp ground coriander
Small handful freshly chopped flat-leaf parsley or mint
For the Salad:
175g/6oz cauliflower, cut into small florets or pieces
Grated zest of 1 lemon
30ml/2tbsp rapeseed or olive oil
100g/4oz quinoa, rinsed in cold water
600ml/1 pint reduced salt vegetable stock
45ml/3tbsp freshly chopped flat-leaf parsley or mint
1 small shallot, peeled and finely chopped
15ml/1tbsp red wine or sherry vinegar
15ml/1tbsp runny honey
1. To prepare the spiced butter; in a small bowl mix all the ingredients together. Form the butter into a sausage shape, wrap in cling film or foil and set aside in a cool place.
2. Preheat the oven to Gas mark 7, 220°C, 425°F. Put the cauliflower, the lemon zest and oil in large non-stick roasting tray, season, toss gently and roast for 15-20 minutes until golden brown.
3. Cook the quinoa in the stock for 12-15 minutes. Drain in a sieve and set aside to cool slightly.
4. Meanwhile, place the chops on a chopping board and season with pepper. Cook under a preheated moderate grill for 12-16 minutes, turning once.
5. Transfer the chops to a warm plate and top with a disc of the flavoured butter.
6. Put the roasted cauliflower in a bowl with the quinoa, add the remaining salad ingredients, toss gently and serve with the chops.
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Harvey Award winner Roger Langridge (The Muppet Show, Thor: The Mighty Avenger) brings you the latest chapter of his critically acclaimed series Snarked! Back on the decks of the good ship Snarkhunter, the Walrus is inconsolable, stricken with a broken heart. But unless Scarlett, Rusty, and McDunk are able to shake him out of his funk, they'll all be stricken with a broken everything as the ship is attacked by a menacing sea beast known only as the frumious Bandersnatch!
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Identification and characterization of synaptic proteins of Drosophila melanogaster using monoclonal antibodies of the Wuerzburg Hybridoma Library (2011)
For a large fraction of the proteins expressed in the human brain only the primary structure is known from the genome project. Proteins conserved in evolution can be studied in genetic models such as Drosophila. In this doctoral thesis monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) from the Wuerzburg Hybridoma library are produced and characterized with the aim to identify the target antigen. The mAb ab52 was found to be an IgM which recognized a cytosolic protein of Mr ~110 kDa on Western blots. The antigen was resolved by two-dimensional gel electrophoresis (2DE) as a single distinct spot. Mass spectrometric analysis of this spot revealed EPS-15 (epidermal growth factor receptor pathway substrate clone 15) to be a strong candidate. Another mAb from the library, aa2, was already found to recognize EPS-15, and comparison of the signal of both mAbs on Western blots of 1D and 2D electrophoretic separations revealed similar patterns, hence indicating that both antigens could represent the same protein. Finally absence of the wild-type signal in homozygous Eps15 mutants in a Western blot with ab52 confirmed the ab52 antigen to be EPS-15. Thus both the mAbs aa2 and ab52 recognize the Drosophila homologue of EPS-15. The mAb aa2, being an IgG, is more suitable for applications like immunoprecipitation (IP). It has already been submitted to the Developmental Studies Hybridoma Bank (DSHB) to be easily available for the entire research community. The mAb na21 was also found to be an IgM. It recognizes a membrane associated antigen of Mr ~10 kDa on Western blots. Due to the membrane associated nature of the protein, it was not possible to resolve it by 2DE and due to the IgM nature of the mAb it was not possible to enrich the antigen by IP. Preliminary attempts to biochemically purify the endogenously expressed protein from the tissue, gave promising results but could not be completed due to lack of time. Thus biochemical purification of the protein seems possible in order to facilitate its identification by mass spectrometry. Several other mAbs were studied for their staining pattern on cryosections and whole mounts of Drosophila brains. However, many of these mAbs stained very few structures in the brain, which indicated that only a very limited amount of protein would be available as starting material. Because these antibodies did not produce signals on Western blots, which made it impossible to enrich the antigens by electrophoretic methods, we did not attempt their purification. However, the specific localization of these proteins makes them highly interesting and calls for their further characterization, as they may play a highly specialized role in the development and/or function of the neural circuits they are present in. The purification and identification of such low expression proteins would need novel methods of enrichment of the stained structures.
Identification and Structural Characterization of Interneurons of the Drosophila Brain by Monoclonal Antibodies of the Würzburg Hybridoma Library (2013)
Several novel synaptic proteins have been identified by monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) of the Würzburg hybridoma library generated against homogenized Drosophila brains, e.g. cysteine string protein, synapse-associated protein of 47 kDa, and Bruchpilot. However, at present no routine technique exists to identify the antigens of mAbs of our library that label only a small number of cells in the brain. Yet these antibodies can be used to reproducibly label and thereby identify these cells by immunohistochemical staining. Here we describe the staining patterns in the Drosophila brain for ten mAbs of the Würzburg hybridoma library. Besides revealing the neuroanatomical structure and distribution of ten different sets of cells we compare the staining patterns with those of antibodies against known antigens and GFP expression patterns driven by selected Gal4 lines employing regulatory sequences of neuronal genes. We present examples where our antibodies apparently stain the same cells in different Gal4 lines suggesting that the corresponding regulatory sequences can be exploited by the split-Gal4 technique for transgene expression exclusively in these cells. The detection of Gal4 expression in cells labeled by mAbs may also help in the identification of the antigens recognized by the antibodies which then in addition to their value for neuroanatomy will represent important tools for the characterization of the antigens. Implications and future strategies for the identification of the antigens are discussed.


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The obvious issue here is that you're cooking, and electronics don't generally mix well with food. One over-zealous stir or overturned measuring cup and your device is splattered in who-knows-what. No bueno.
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Advanced EM in ADS in Germany (Munich)
Join us for 3 Learning Days in Germany next April 21, 22, 23 2015!
For users of ADS with a thorough understanding of the layout environment and who have learned the fundamentals of Momentum simulations, meshing, Momentum RF and Momentum Microwave, and the common EM GUI for MoM and FEM (topics covered in the 3 day ADS Fundamentals class), this 3 day class allows them to expand their knowledge into the advanced and powerful capabilities built on top of the basic infrastructure. These important capabilities, some of them unique amongst all the modern RF/microwave simulators, are necessary for almost any complex designs found in modern circuits. By attending these classes, you will significantly bootstrap yourself into proficient understanding and usage of the below described topics. The huge return on this small investment has been confirmed by 100's of customers over the past years.
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EM Component Parameterization, Cosimulation & Cooptimization
EM Component parameterization is the basis for EM-circuit-system cooptimizations. Learn the two methods to convert static to parameterized geometries – Nominal/Perturbed graphical and Subcircuit component based. Compare traditional "puzzle-piece" modeling approaches to modeling an entire geometry in a single EM simulation. Understand and efficiently use thick conductor modeling using LTCC spiral inductors as examples. For custom geometries with complex parameterization requirements, learn how to define AEL artwork macros and convert them to EM Components.
Efficient CPW & Multilayer Modeling & Analysis of Differential Structures
Use slot layers to efficiently model (CPW) Coplanar Waveguide and multilayer PCB structures. Learn the different grounding concepts such as localized grounds and return paths vs. ground at infinity, and differential signaling. Perform pure differential and mixed-mode (common–differential) S Parameter simulations using schematic templates and DDS equations and understand the implications this has on real world differential signal routing.
Multitechnology Structures, IC Packaging, Modules, SiP
The Finite Element Method is the most general 3D simulation technique and allows users to simulate IC or multi-chip module packages and many other structures that Momentum cannot represent. FEM can also be used to validate Momentum simulations to increase confidence levels. In this class, you will also learn why building 3D models from a 2D layout user-interface has significant benefits over having to draw 3D structures in a CAD UI.
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The Broome County Public Library opened in October 1904. Originally called the Binghamton Public Library, it was created with a gift of $75,000 from Andrew Carnegie. The building was designed to serve as both a public library and a community center. On the first floor was a collection of 14,000 books and the second floor housed the library's auditorium, the Binghamton Museum of Fine Arts (now part of Roberson Museum) and the Broome County Historical Society
In 2000, the library opened in a modern building at its current location of 185 Court St. The new building went back to its original roots as not only a library, but a community center, offering all types of classes and meeting room space. Over 300,000 people visit the library each year to attend a meeting, check out a book or use a computer.
The computer lab was repurposed as the Creation Station and houses computers with digital photography software. There is also a sewing machine, a Cricut die cut machine. Classes in knitting and beading/jewelry making can be found in the Creation Station as well as yoga and drawing.
A library garden accentuates the property with an originally designed sculpture and gazebo as centerpieces. This gives patrons and community members a quiet place to contemplate or read during nice weather.
Broome County Public Library hosts poetry classes and beginning computer classes. These are taught by students and faculty from Binghamton University. BCPL partnered with SUNY Broome to bring the BIG READ to the community in early 2017. The featured book will be "The Things They Carried" by Timothy O'Brien. Mr. O'Brien will be coming to Binghamton to discuss his book and the Vietnam experience in March.
In 2012, Literacy Volunteers of Broome and Tioga Counties moved into the building to serve their students and teachers in a central location. This is a perfect union of literacy training and libraries. The group holds 3 classes per week in mathematics, reading and English conversation besides offering one-on-one tutoring for adult beginning readers.
The Friends of the Broome County Public Library hold 8 book sales a year and staff a Friends Gift Shop. The Gift Shop is chock full of toys, like Gumby and Pokey, and higher quality used books. The Friends are an integral part of the library and fund adult and children's summer reading programs. They also purchase a whole host of other library equipment, shelving, books and databases.
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10 Unique Wedding Ideas
Having trouble brainstorming new, creative ideas for your special day? Let us help you with these 10 unique wedding themes we are sharing with you today! I am excited to debut these one-of-a-kind weddings that have been featured on The Bride Link Blog all in one place! I hope you will gather some inspiration for your special day! My personal favorite from the list we are sharing today is the "Sparkle and Glam" wedding theme! A girly girl at heart, I can never deny anything with glitter and sparkle! What is your favorite theme?
1. Schoolhouse Wedding by Leah Bullard Photography
Imagine saying "I do" underneath a grand oak tree, and then having your reception in an old schoolhouse! I am loving this creative idea! This wedding is filled with several fun surprises that have me gasping at every picture.
2. Whimsical Garden Wedding by Candice Benjamin Photography
This whimsical, bright, and fun wedding is so happy and joyful my cheeks hurt from smiling! With several youthful touches, this wedding is definitely unique and one of my favorites. The couple even gave away vintage coke bottles with personalized tags for wedding favors, how adorable is that?
3. Vibrant City Wedding by Kristin La Voie Photography
City weddings can be hard to make bright and colorful with the gray city backdrop. This Chicago wedding is far from that, overflowing with vibrant shades of purple and pink that have my heart thumping! I also love the unique decor made from paper goods. With the help of Tam Tam designs (owned by the bride herself,) everything from the escort cards and table numbers, to the flower arch at the ceremony, was designed with paper! Definitely a one-of-a-kind city wedding!
4. Sparkle and Glam Wedding by Dixie Pixel Photography
I can't think of a better theme for a New Years Wedding than all things glitter and glamorous! On top of all the jaw dropping sparkle, there are so many classy and glamorous elements incorporated into this wedding as well. Not to mention some amazing art eye-candy! Even though this theme is very fitting for New Years, it can be done at any time of year. This one is my favorite, for sure!
5. Southern Plantation Wedding by Watson-Studio Photography
This Southern Plantation Wedding definitely takes the cake for not missing a detail to include in their themed wedding! I mean, look at those bridesmaid dresses! What a great Southern theme! I am absolutely swooning over the brides dress and head piece. What a beauty!
6. Victorian Wedding by Reese Moore Weddings
My, oh my! I had to catch my breath after looking at this stunning Victorian Wedding. I feel like I was just transported back in time to the Pride and Prejudice era, and I am loving it! I mean, look at the details of that dress with the corset backing. Definitely something Elizabeth Bennet would wear on her wedding day!
7. Outdoor Wedding in the Woods by Watson-Studios Photography
Ever thought about taking a little hike before exchanging your vows and saying "I do" on your wedding day? Well, this outdoor wedding in the woods is one of a kind nestled in a cozy area in the middle of the forrest! If you are outdoorsy and love nature, this unique wedding is for you!
8. Old Time Wedding by Dixie Pixel Photography
I adore this old-time wedding at Cades Cove! The bride flawlessly pulled of the vintage-bride look with a netted headpiece, and cowgirl boots! I can image a wedding like this taking place many, many years ago in this one-room church house! This wedding takes me back to a simpler time, swoon!
9. Woodland Fairytale Wedding by Sarah C. Photography
This fairytale wedding ignites my inner child and creativity side, and I can't get enough of it! The woodland setting is absolutely stunning with the rustic, fairytale details dipping into the landscape. The bride is completely in her element, which is what really matters on your special day! Don't be afraid to choose a fun theme that you love and feel comfortable in!
10. Bohemian Wedding by Brandon Chesbro
Style, style, style! This couple is to die for in their bohemian wedding fashion; the bride's dress even has pockets! I am so in love with her relaxed fishtail braid, and bright turquoise jewelry. Another great bohemian touch are the hand-picked bouquets. Anyone can pull off this unique theme!


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I haven't had much time to think about it, but I would create each bit of armor in an array and use that as a reference :
armor[1,1] = "Sheet of Death"
armor[1,2] = defense value as number
armor[1,3] = etc.
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There is an easy way to create a simple shield/armor system without using gml.
1. Create an invisible object with no sprite. Name this something like obj_armorcontrol.
2. Create the object and sprite that you want to give your character armor. Name this obj_getarmor
3. Create a collision with obj_getarmor in your character's properties. In the actions for this event, make a create instance action and tell it to create an instance of obj_armorcontrol at a point in the corner of your screen.
4. Go to wherever you have the settings for your character's health loss. (see health) Make a "test instance count" an set it to 1 instance of obj_armorcontrol then tell it to subtact health by however much less than normal. (ex. if you normally lose 10 health, then lose 5 health with armor)
5. Then put an else statement and then your normal health loss (ex. 10 health)
You now have a simple armor system.
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In the create event for obj_armorcontrol, create an action that sets a timer. You can either set it for steps, using the action buttons to set it to go off after a number of steps, or you can set it to go off after a number of seconds using room_speed. Please note that the latter option requires gml,
but to make it easy, just paste this code and change the 1's to however many seconds you would like your armor to last.
alarm[0] = room_speed * 1; // 1 seconds
1. Start with the armor system outlined above.
2. Place more than 1 of obj_getarmor in your room, wherever you want your character to get their armor levelup.
3. Decide how many armor levels you would like. (How strong you want your armor to get.) We will use a 3 level armor system for this example.
4. In front of the other "test instance count" in your health, put as many as the amount of armor levels you have (ex. 3), and put an "else" command after each one.
5. For the first one, put the amount of obj_getarmor control that you have for your character to get. (ex. 3) Then tell it to subtract health by the least amount you want in your game. (Rermember that your character loses the least health when best protected by armor, which is what you are setting now, the maximum armor protection.)
6. Repeat step 5 for every armor level down to level 1, which is already there.
It is very important to remember to put an "else" command after each "test instance count" and to have your armor level settings going in descending order, or this won't work.
1. Right under your test instance count, post this code, replacing 10 with the strength of your armor:
chardamage_var = 10; //sets armor strength
chardamage_var = chardamage_var - 1; //damages armor
Then in the step event for your character, put this code:
if chardamage_var = 0;
obj_delete(obj_armorcontrol) //destroys armor
To make a shield that totally protects your character, follow steps 1-3 in the simple armor system section. Naming your objects obj_getshield and obj_shieldcontrol.
Then, create a "test instant count" action, also like before. Now you do something different. Instead of setting the amage at less, set the damage taken to 0. If you want a shield that wears off or gets destroyed, follow the steps above.


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Fear and Optimism From Calif. School Leaders
A panel of school district leaders echoes the fears their students face from the Trump Administration but also the optimism about working within California's new financial and accountability systems.
A panel of school district leaders echoes the fears their students face from the Trump Administration but also the optimism about working within California's new financial and accountability systems.
The California Department of Education is breaking out of its decades-old organizational silos, streamlining its operations and "Teaming Up for Success," write State Superintendent Tom Torlakson and Chief Deputy Glen Price
"Getting better at getting better," is a catch phrase backed by solid science. Its methods build a better way toward closing achievement gaps.
Under the blunt headline, "Our Dishonest President" the Los Angeles Times has begun an editorial attack on Donald J. Trump. More will follow.
California's CORE districts want to spread their school improvement knowledge with an 'innovation zone' under the state's accountability plan. Garden Grove USD Superintendent Gabriela Mafi explains.
Along with winter vegetables, STEM is blooming in Imperial County. Dennis and Daniel Gibbs are growing young scientists by transplanting the scientific method to the second grade.
The Institute for Teaching, a California Teachers Association offshoot, has put nearly $1-million behind innovative teacher-initiative projects from STEM to STEAM: labs, gardens, dance, culture, and canoes. Here's a look.
California released its long-awaited accountability dashboard. Its colorful multi-system replaces the state's single number, test-score-driven indicator. The dashboard could use improvement; but it's not as dumb as some of the criticism.
In this second part of an interview with superintendent Devin Vodička and professor Alan J. Daly, they talk about how the simple act of adding one more person to a conversation can triple the power of a network.
The Vista Unified School District won a XQ super school prize. Superintendent Devin Vodička attributes success to deliberately creating relational networks. Here, a conversation with the superintendent and University of California San Diego professor Alan J. Daly.


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For more than 15 years, Christina Phillips has dedicated her practice to representing plaintiffs in insurance recovery and related litigation. Christina has represented policyholders in insurance disputes involving coverage matters, property, business income, lost rents, and bad faith disputes throughout the country. Her practice has included representing a wide range of insureds from single family homeowners, to condominiums, as well as corporate entities in claims involving hail, wind, hurricanes, fire, flood and collapse, among others. Christina has also successfully represented clients in broker negligence actions.
She prides herself on being involved in all aspects of litigation from inception through trial and/or alternative dispute resolution. Christina is very active with the American Bar Association and served as the Chair of the TIPS Property Insurance Law Committee for the 2016-2017 term. She will continue her involvement with the American Bar Association through the Property Insurance Law Committee as well as her appointment as a Member of the Women Trial Lawyers Task Force in 2017-2018. Previously, Christina served as a Vice-Chair for the Property Insurance Law Committee from 2011 to 2016 and has also been named as a Rising Star by Illinois Super Lawyers from 2012 through 2020; and named as one of the Top Women Attorneys in Illinois in October 2013.
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The Horde and Alliance are at war, and Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth hype is kicking into full gear. With constant data mining loot up on Wowhead, Youtube speculation growing on things such as allied races, new zones, lore and more. However, something interesting is happening down at Blizzard HQ. A


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One scientist was an organizer of the pro-democracy
movement in China. Another, a refugee from Communist Vietnam. The
group's chemist once worked in the Alaskan oil fields.
There are only eight, but they range in age from early 30s to
70. They hail from China, Korea, Canada, Vietnam, The Netherlands
and the United States. Their scientific specialties include engineering,
engineering physics, applied physics, chemistry and materials science.
The team is one of HP Labs'
most diverse -- and also one of its most successful. Researchers
recently distinguished themselves by creating the highest-density
electronically addressable memory known to date, a 64-bit memory
that uses molecules as switches.
The goal: to develop integrated circuits that are a billion
times more efficient than today's chips, but just a fraction of
the size and cost.
"Computing efficiency has increased by a factor of about
100 million in the past 40 years, but there appear to be no physical
reasons why it can't be improved by a factor of a billion,"
says Stan Williams, director of the Quantum Science Research (QSR)
group, who initiated and leads molecular electronics research at
The team works, scientists say, precisely because of its diversity.
The eight who produced the recent device work closely with a computer
architect, a theoretical physicist from the former Soviet Union
and an electrical engineer who is a leading expert on silicon,
among others.
"We didn't set out to create diversity, we just picked the
best people we could find and got them here," says Yong Chen,
technical lead and a former pro-democracy organizer in China.
"It turned out to be very stimulating to have people from
all over the world working together."
"You have chemists talking to physicists, computer architects
talking with chemists," says Tan Ha, a former Vietnamese
boat person who now configures some of the one-of-a-kind equipment
used to assemble molecular devices.
Other recent achievements by this scientific melting pot:
Also, this week members of the QSR group scored
triple scientific wins, including receiving their seventh
key patent. See related story.
"You have people from all different technical fields who normally
don't speak the same language, and now they're working together,"
says Doug Ohlberg, a chemist and former oil field worker."
Other factors in the group's success? The freedom to pursue "long
shots," scientists say, and an ethos of cooperation.
"We have a common goal and we want to make it work,"
says Regina Ragan, a post-doc whose job is to grow and analyze
molecular wires.
"Essentially, we're all on one big team and we either sink
or swim," says Duncan Stewart, who tests and analyzes the
molecular devices.
There's also a feeling of excitement around making a scientific
"I think what makes this team work is that everyone feels
the importance of what we're doing right now, not just for HP,"
says Ha. "Working with this group is not a job -- it's a privilege."
The eight members of the team are Yong Chen, technical lead; Tan
Ha, Gun-Young Jung, Xuema Li, Doug Ohlberg, Regina Ragan, Duncan
Stewart and Hylke Wiersma.
The team is encompassed by the Quantum Science Research group,
led by Stan Williams, and collaborates with other members in QSR,
including Alex Bratkovski, Ted Kamins, Philip Kuekes, Pavel Kornilovich,
Zhiyong Li, Jeanie Lau, Shun-Chi Chang and Brian Samuels.
The group also works with numerous researchers in the Information
Access Lab, the Hardcopy Technology Lab, Information Technology
Research and the Technology Development Organization, as well as
with other internal HP and
external partners.
All stories in this package were written by Jamie Beckett.
The photographer and designer was Trang Vu.


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15,000 Posts
Last Friday I wrote post number 15,000 which seem kind of ridiculous if you think about it. Can you imagine how many were wasted on the Kardashians or Paris or Lindsay? Along with those 15,000 posts are a whole slew of comments. Comments are what makes this site go. I have the best, most intelligent, and funny readers on the planet. I just do. From the early days of the wild west like commenting when it was anonymous and led to thousand comment posts on what the angle of the sun would be at any certain point to today where everyone has to sign in and the trolls have generally been eliminated.


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Is This Love? Young Nigerian Man Finds Love In Very Older White Lover - Photos
I don't know how lovely you think this union is or how "love" is actually blind, but this right here, is not natural. This isn't natural guys and no matter what you gonna say about this right here, or how you want to defend it, the fact is remains; "guys marry the ladies they want when they are rich but marry the ladies they need when they are poor".
Love they say does not know color, age or barriers! A young Nigerian man couldn't hide his happiness as he got married to his lovely older white lover identified as Anna Maria in a simple ceremony with his parents in attendance.
The Nigerian man identified as Onoriode Samuel from Delta state knelt down to kiss his woman's hands as a sign of love and appreciation. The couple who wore fitting clothes could be seen posing with the parents of the Nigerian man.
Friends and family members took to social media to congratulate the couple. The wedding ceremony took place in Delta state.
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Best of 2016: A Casablanca-Inspired Setting by Trina Schmidt Weddings & Events
Our Best of 2016 Awards Gala at the historic Alexandria Ballroom in downtown Los Angeles was an incredible night from start to finish. We celebrated the industry's top vendors at our 3rd annual awards ceremony announcing the winners (see the full list of here!) and then kept the party rolling as a talented team of vendors, including Trina Schmidt Weddings and Events, Wheat and Honey Events, and Hylah White Special Events, paid homage to Alexandria's storied history as a gathering spots for Hollywood stars, presidents and social royalties--including such notable events as Charlie Chaplain's wedding.
Trina Schmidt designed her space to embrace the ambiance of the classic Hollywood film Casablanca, from the cozy seating nooks and game tables to the Ingrid Bergman-styled models, every detail captures the nuance of the film.
Explains Trina, "We took the old Hollywood after party theme one step further to the classic romance, and one of my personal favorite movies, Casablanca. Set in Morocco during WWII, the infamous "Rick's Cafe Americain" was the focus of my inspiration. This glamorous night club was the center of what made everyone feel welcomed and happy during such difficult times for the French and Germans.
We designed "The Casablanca Club" with that same inviting theme, using comfortable vintage upholstered furniture combined with statement tables and decor pieces from Found Vintage Rentals. We then combined Moroccan lanterns and a bright color palette of red, fuchsia, plum, teal, and gold, which were heavily translated through the unique floral arrangements and accent pieces provided by The Bloom of Time. The design was brought to life with these beautiful images captured by the talented Christopher Todd Studios and a stunning Ingrid Bergman-like model. Featured here, the model wore an elegant and unique bridal gown and coat designed by Samantha Elizabeth Design from Samantha's salon, A Bride for Samantha, formerly known as Andreas for the Bride.
The setting also featured distinct theme signage from Darla Marie Designs, tan snakeskin patterned linens from Luxe Linen and additional accent pieces from 204 Events. As time goes by guests were entertained in this inviting space with a game of roulette provided by Todd Elliott Entertainment, delicious food from 24 Carrots, desserts from Frost It Cakery, specialty cocktails crafted and served by Mr. Bartender and wines from Ancient Peaks Winery. This carefully designed space wouldn't be complete without perfect lighting to enhance the mood by Wave Form Lighting and Events, who also projected the "Casablanca" movie for guests to enjoy.
Expressionary Films captured the eventful evening with cinematic film. Pipe Dream events provided the final added dramatic touch with red velvet draping. Here's looking at you kid...we hope you enjoy this inspiration and are taken back in time to this romantic classic Hollywood story. "
Design (pictured above): Trina Schmidt Weddings and Events
Planning (overall event): True Colors Events
Men's Formal Wear: Friar Tux
Caterer: 24 Carrots
Rentals: Found Vintage Rentals
Rentals (pillows/rugs): 204 Events
Florist: The Bloom of Time
Photographer: Christopher Todd Studios
Signage: Darla Marie Designs
Draping: Pipe Dream Events
Speciality Linen: Luxe Linen
Lighting: Waveform Events, Entertainment & Lighting
Desserts: Frost It Cakery
Wedding Gowns: A Bride By Samantha, Samantha Elizabeth Design
Hair and Makeup: The Queens Bees
Cocktails: Mr. Bartender


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Capcom seems to think there is either no demand for new Mega Man games or there's no where else to move the multiple series. Here's how to continue each of them on the current or upcoming consoles and handhelds.
For the most part, the MM franchises need to be "B" to "C" productions for PSN/XBL, PSP/PSV/3DS, but Capcom is too focused on "AAA" releases.
i don't know how to continue them, but i am pretty sure is not cancelling every project that has to do with the series.
They need to do a solid reboot of the series, and leave NT OUT OF IT.
What we need is a 2.5D side scrolling platformer with a layers mechanic similar to LBP, that has at least 12 bosses, that is as difficult as the recent "8bit" ones released. It is that simple.
It's EZ to make a Mega Man game. Not hard.
Want to hear the fun part?
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Strip the rights out of Capcom's filthy hands and give them to the original creator.


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With plenty of mix-and-match options, formal looks for men include so much more than just suits and ties. And gentlemen, as most of you would agree, different formal occasions call for different types of dress clothes (so who says girls should have all the sartorial fun? 😉 ).
Without getting into too many intricacies of what works and what doesn't, here we break down classic formal looks for you, our fashion-savvy men.
Job Interview
Before dressing up for a job interview, find out what the company's dress code is and incorporate that into your interview look. It's always good to go up a notch higher than the acceptable dress code.
So for example, if smart casual is the norm, you can follow the business casual dress code for your interview.
A typical business casual ensemble would include a navy blue blazer, light blue or white point-collar shirt and light gray or beige-colored trousers. Suede shoes will still be a no-no with this look – instead, you can opt for sleek leather moccasins or cap-toes.
When in doubt, remember Barney Stinson's famous words, "Suits are full of joy. They're the sartorial equivalent of a baby's smile."
For a job interview, it is safe to opt for suits in either navy, black or dark gray. Make sure you appropriately color match your shoes with suits. You can follow this handy guide below to be fool-proof.
And yes, ensure that your socks are of the same color as your shoes. You can also add a pocket square to your jacket/coat to show that you are a man who pays attention to details.
Daily Office wear
Adhere to your office dress code and if you are doubtful about something, it is always a good idea to check with your HR. You can also observe your fashionable seniors and peers for style inspiration.
If you're working in the government or in departments like client servicing, finance, information technology, and sales, typically you may have a traditional dress code where there's not much to play around with but on the flip side, it will save you from thinking too hard about your wardrobe choices ;). For a conservative dress code, a button-down collar shirt in solids or in small scale versions of stripes, checks or gingham worn with neutral trousers is a good bet. For a dressier effect and depending on your office AC, you can layer up your look with a simple herringbone tweed or a corduroy jacket.
Wear appropriate formal shoes with this look.
Creative jobs in media, advertising, event management etc., allow you a more variable closet. However, let not more options lead to more confusion by planning right. You can go in for khaki suits or separates, club-collar shirts, T-shirts, denims, tweed blazers, loafers and so much more in your regular casual style.
But no matter how laid-back your office dress code is, ripped jeans and slang/abuse filled graphic T-shirts are some things you must still steer clear of always.
Business meetings/Client meetings
When it comes to business meetings, you must pay extra attention to attain a look of formal perfection. A tailored business suit is your best bet here. Make sure the fabric and color of the trousers match that of the coat. A three-button suit looks good on most body types but if you would like a taller or slimmer appearance, go for a two-button suit.
Avoid the one-button suits for more official dos. Appropriately color-coordinated formal shoes, a neck tie that either complements the color of your suit or is in the same shade and a turndown collar shirt would complete this look.
Black-Tie event
Though a black-tie event refers to a semi-formal evening event which takes place after 6 PM, it is simply stated as a dress code for several ceremonial and official functions. For most men, a black-tie event would be the most formal event they would attend in their lifetime. The ensemble here would consist of a single-breasted dinner jacket/tuxedo (in midnight blue or black) with a peaked or shawl lapel, matching pants with a silk stripe on the side seams and a white dress shirt with turndown or winged standing collar.
Since the single-breasted jacket is usually worn unbuttoned, wearing a low-cut waistcoat or cummerbund underneath is required. Complete this attire with a black silk bow-tie/regular tie, a white pocket square, and black leather oxfords or derby shoes.
As with all attires but more so with formal wear, the fit is extremely important. Make sure you buy clothes that are neither too tight nor too loose.
For more style inspiration, you can check out this video by Outfit Ideas HQ. Not all the looks are appropriate for formal wear here, so use your discretion.
Hope these tips help you in picking the perfect formal ensemble for yourself. If you have any doubts or suggestions about buying dress clothes, do let us know in the comments below!


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W.P. Carey Inc. Acquires $48 Million Distribution Facility
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W.P. Carey Inc. recently announced it has acquired an 824,624-square-foot distribution facility just outside of Chicago. The property was purchased from Exeter Property Group for a price of about $48 million.
Located in University Park, Ill., the facility is fully-leased to a subsidiary of The J.M. Smucker Company for a period of nine and a half years. The original 575,024-square-foot facility was built in 2008 and Exeter expanded it by 249,600 in 2013 to facilitate the distribution of coffee under the Folgers brand, which Smuckers acquired in 2008.
"This investment represented an opportunity to acquire a new Class-A logistics facility that serves as a primary distribution center for all of Smuckers' varied products," says Gino Sabatini, W. P. Carey Managing Director and Co-Head of Global Investments. "In addition, the transaction demonstrates W. P. Carey's ability to work with a variety of sellers, including those whose investment time frame is shorter and who are predominantly IRR-focused. Because our strategy is to generate income and cash flow over the longer term, we are an attractive source of liquidity to owners, developers and investors with shorter term investment horizons, as was the case with the Exeter Property Group."
Located in Chicago's South Suburban submarket, the modern Class-A distribution center with 32-foot clear height is one of only six distribution centers operated by Smuckers in the U.S.
"We are thrilled to consummate this win-win transaction for Exeter and W. P. Carey. We acquired the property in a non-stabilized condition and utilized Exeter's development and leasing skills to add value and high investment performance to Exeter's institutional partners, and are pleased to have made an outstanding asset available to a high quality organization like W. P. Carey," says Ward Fitzgerald, Exeter CEO.
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Which, according to this, seem to be building in frequency, and pretty much over the same exact area where this weird weather system seems to be building:
Well, they do understand that they are not "superheating" the ionosphere. The ionosphere is pretty "hot" without any help from HAARP and the Sun affects it a hell of a lot more than HAARP ever could.
My point is, the guys who designed this, do they really know and understand the long term, far reaching potential consequences of superheating even small portions of the ionosphere?
Originally posted by this_is_who_we_are
reply to post by Skadi_the_Evil_Elf
There's a thread about this:
Unusual weather for US after May 2?
by ns9504
started on 4/27/2013 @ 07:48 AM
And they've already taken to shooting the messenger on that thread, so...
Star and flag by the way.
Originally posted by Bybyots
Ah c'mon,
The only thing unusual here, at all, is fake meteorologist, Kevin Martin. I am pretty sure that he is the same guy that set up the original 'chemtrail forecast' site several years ago out of Ontario, CA., and you can see that his new website, "TheWeatherSpace" has the same feature, along with this 'HAARP activity' feature.
Kevin Martin is not a meteorologist, and his site cannot be counted on for anything close to accurate information.
He is a fear monger that is trying to sell you something.
If anyone is interested they can click the link below to see the National Weather Service forecast maps for the same time period and compare Kevin Martin's predictions against the NWS predictions.
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has no association with the Southern California Weather Authority or with Mr. Kevin Martin or any other staff of the Southern California Weather Authority.
Weather forecast and warning products developed and distributed by Mr. Martin or the Southern California Weather Authority may have formatting or contain content that could visually be confused with that of the National Weather Service.
Regardless of formatting or content, Mr. Martin's weather products have no connection with nor are they the products of the National Weather Service.
From a 2010 article written by Kevin Martin:
"It is a misconception and business. Chemtrails are not real, and were developed like a comic book industry, to make money. The developers of this bogus theory are making off with your cash on T-shirts, Photos, Forums, and much more.
Believing in chemtrails is the same as joining a Star Wars convention. You join a club of people that share the same belief, and others around you know it is fake."
Kevin Martin admits he trolls for the lols


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Wimbledon Live Streaming 2019
Novak Djokovic beat Roger Federer in the final of 2014 Wimbledon Championship to win his first Grand Slam of the year while one might wonder where Federer career will go from this heart breaking loss in 5 sets.
Roger Federer looked like in great form winning first set and on course to his 18th Grand Slam title but Serbian hung on to the match and kept himself in the game winning next two sets. Roger Federer came back in to the match winning 4th set. 5th set turn out to be a easy one for Djokovic won won the set by 6-4 and won his first grand slam of the year.
Order of Play: Sunday, 06 July 2014
Centre Court Matches: (not before 13:00 BST)
- Novak Djokovic vs Roger Federer
[ Live Streaming Links will be available 1 hour before the start of first match on main court, we will post links to other courts at around 11:00 BST ]
DATE: 23th June – 6th July
Wimbledon 2019 Schedule of play – Provisional
- Monday 23 June – 1st Round
- Thursday 26 June – 2nd Round
- Saturday 28 June – 3rd Round
- Monday 30 June – Round of 16
- Wednesday 2 July – Quarter Finals
- Friday 4 July – Semi Finals
- Saturday 5 July – The Ladies Final
- Sunday 6 July – The Men's Final
Andy Murray ended the 77 year wait for British people to win the Wimbledon 2013 CHampionship, he beat Novak Djokovic in straight sets to win his first wimbledon and 2nd grand slam of the career, this win is massive for Murray which will put his was one of the most marketable athlete in the world now, as British media reports his stock will rise from mere 30 Millions to more than 100 Millions pounds in coming months.
Here are some stills from WImbledon 2013 Championship men's final where Andy Murray dominated Djokovic who at the end looked tired of two back to back Grand slams final losses, while absense from Roland Garros this year Reall Helped Murray. Watch free live stream of Australian Open 2014
Wimbledon 2013 will be starting from 24th June of this month and it will be the 3rd grand slam event of the year and after the epic French Open we had this month already tennis fans are in for a treat, Wimbledon is long regarded as the best grand slam of the year and the one every tennis player would like to win. This year we will have all 4 of the top seeded male players raring to go with Djokovic in his prime form, while Nadal showed by winning his 8th Roland Garros title that he still has it in him, Roger Federer love to play at Wimbledon and he will be defending is crown and last but not the least last year's runner up Andy Murrey the home favourite will also be back in the ring after missing out last grand slam.
We have already posted all the details about Wimbledon TV Channels which are broadcasting world wide, we have also placed the Wimbeldon schedule and you can follow tennis category to see more details about one of the biggest sporting event in the world. Last year's final was one of the most watched single match in sports history and this year with all 4 top seed players going head to head we might get another epic Wimbledon.


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The Spanish word for fairy. This has snuck into English tales, but in doing so has become more vague in meaning -- in an English fairy tale a hada might be any supernatural humanoid with magical powers.
It comes from the Latin Fata (Fates) or Fatum (fate -- lit. "that which has been spoken"). English gets the word fate this same root.
HADA is also an acronym for High Availability Disk Array.
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As he sleeps, I watch his chest moving with the life that takes the form of breath.
His sexual energy so filled with bliss I can sense it from here.
Even without his touch, I feel him on me, about me, within me.
As I move towards him, I know his consciousness is aware of my presence.
I allow my warm breath to flow across his chest, his nipples and his abdomen.
I work my way down his body, honoring his most beautiful form.
It is hard to hold back as my tongue longs to feel him, my mouth longs to taste him.
My body continues to react to his primal energy, as I prepare myself for him.
I cup my hands over his lingam; he awakens now.
His lingam rises to greet me, climbing closer and closer to my welcoming cave.
I close my eyes and honor the symbol of my lovers' manhood.
His eyes open; he stares into the depths of my soul and I into his.
We begin to dance our dance together once again.
Each time new, fresh and filled with bliss and passion.
I will rock my body to his waves of pleasure and he to mine.
When we dance together like this we remain separate
yet our connection moves beyond oneness… I as his Shakti and he as my Shiva
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