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Those opposed to the Falmouth wind turbines have at least one reason to be grateful this week: The selectmen
Those opposed to the Falmouth wind turbines have at least one reason to be grateful this week: The selectmen
voted to shut off the two
town-owned turbines on Thanksgiving.
The 1.65-megawatt turbines at the wastewater treatment plant on Blacksmith Shop Road — known as Wind 1 and Wind 2 — also will shut down on Christmas.
"I applaud the selectmen for doing that," said Malcolm Donald, a turbine abutter and outspoken opponent. "We're going to be thankful for it."
For more than two years, people who live near the turbines have complained of nausea, vertigo and other health problems. The decision to turn off the turbines for the two holidays came at a meeting Monday night when selectmen unanimously approved the measure, introduced by board Chairman Kevin Murphy.
"We thought it would be a time we could build some goodwill," Murphy said Tuesday.
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Selectman Doug Jones noted Christmas is a religious holiday, and questioned whether the board should take a stance. The board ultimately decided to turn off the turbines because many people are home on the holiday.
The action will "give a little relief on the holidays" as well as compensate neighbors for moments over a two-week period when the turbines operated outside the agreed-upon time parameters, Murphy said.
In May, selectmen voted in favor of shutting the turbines down from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. each day as a compromise between the town and opponents.
But the loss of power after Hurricane Sandy last month and the end of Daylight Saving Time two weeks ago affected the turbines' programming, causing them to spin as early as 6 a.m. and as late as 9:30 p.m., said wastewater Superintendent Gerald Potamis.
This week's gesture does show some good faith, said Barry Funfar, another turbine abutter. But two days in the year amount to a drop in the bucket for Funfar, who has submitted several nonbinding warrant articles to town meeting petitioning the town to shut off the turbines completely.
"We'll take anything we can get, but I'm still thinking about the other 363 days they're on," Funfar said Tuesday. "It's a nice gesture, but it's not much."
Turning off Wind 1 and Wind 2 on Thanksgiving will make the day more enjoyable for Donald, who has said the turbines cause him headaches among other symptoms and is hosting family at his house for the holiday.
Donald said he believes the decision is acknowledgement from selectmen that the turbines actually cause negative health effects.
"I think it's a real acknowledgement among selectmen that this is a real problem," Donald said.
Murphy denied Donald's assertion.
"It couldn't be further from the truth," Murphy said. "There was no acknowledgement of any effects whatsoever."
The amount of money the town saves in electricity each day depends largely on wind gusts, but Potamis said the town would likely lose money by shutting off the turbines Thanksgiving and Christmas, he said.
"We're not making money or we're losing money because on those two days we'll be running on grid power," Potamis said. But he added that not much would be lost, calling the shutdown "no big deal."

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Strained Si and SiGe MOSFET technologies face fundamental limits towards the end of this decade when the technology roadmap calls for gate dimensions of 45 nm headed for 22 nm. This fact, and difficulties in developing a suitable high-K dielectric, have stimulated the search for alternatives to brute-force scaling of Si and SiGe MOSFETs.
As part of this search we are exploring the use of InAs as an alternative to nanoscaled Si for future generations of high bandwidth MOSFET-based circuits. InAs has a high electron mobility. Its vsat is theoretically 20 times higher than silicon's. Our modeling shows that an HBT could achieve fT and fmax approaching 1 THz for an emitter-base and collector-base dimension of 0.5 _m x 4.0 _m (2 _m2). A simple MOSFET model predicts an fT of about 3 THz for a gate length of 0.1 µm. The model is consistent with known experimental measurements of InAs materials parameters. InAs technology may support ultra-fast devices at 90 nm and below, or performance at 90 nm comparable to strained Si and SiGe at 45 and 22 nm features. To support the integration of InAs devices with Si circuits, we are developing a high quality InAs epilayer technology using non-lattice-matched GaP substrates.
Jerry M. Woodall, A National Medal of Technology Laureate, and the C. Baldwin Sawyer Professor of Electrical Engineering at Yale University, received a B.S. in metallurgy in 1960 from MIT. In 1982, he was awarded a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from Cornell University. Early in his career, he developed both high purity gallium arsenide (GaAs) crystals, used for the first definitive measurement of fundamental carrier transport in GaAs, and highly perfect GaAs crystals used to fabricate the early injection lasers. He then pioneered and patented the development of GaAs high efficiency IR LEDs, used today in remote control and data link applications such as TV sets and IR LAN. This was followed by the invention and seminal work on gallium aluminum arsenide (GaAlAs) and GaAlAs/GaAs heterojunctions used in super-bright red LEDs and lasers used, for example, in CD players and short link optical fiber communications. He also pioneered and patented the GaAlAs/GaAs heterojunction bipolar transistor used in, for example, cellular phones. His demonstration of the GaAlAs/GaAs heterojunction led to the creation of important new areas of solid-state physics, such as: superlattice, low dimension, mesoscopic, and resonant tunneling physics. Also, using the technique called molecular beem epitaxy (MBE) and the GaAs/InGaAs strained, non-lattice-matched heterostructure, he pioneered the "pseudomorphic" high electron mobility transistor (HEMT), a state-of-the-art high speed device widely used in devices and circuits including those found in cellular phones. This work led to the use of the pseudomorphic InAs/GaAs heterostructure to make "self-organized" quantum dots, a currently popular topic in physics. His present work involves the MBE growth of III-V materials and devices with special emphasis on metal contacts, the thermodynamics of extremely large doping concentrations, and devices made of non-lattice matched heterojunctions and substrates.
His efforts are recorded in over 320 publications in the open literature, and 67 issued U.S. patents. His accomplishments have been recognized by his election as IBM Fellow in 1985, by five major IBM Research Division Awards, 30 IBM Invention Achievement Awards, and an $80,000 IBM Corporate Award in 1992 for the invention of the GaAlAs/GaAs heterojunction, and, most recently, President Bush awarded Prof. Woodall the 2001 National Medal of Technology.
Other recognition includes 9 NASA certificates of recognition, a 1975 IR-100 Award, the 1980 Electronics Division Award of the Electrochemical Society (ECS), the 1984 IEEE Jack A. Morton Award, the 1985 ECS Solid State Science and Technology Award, the 1988 Heinrich Welker Gold Medal and International GaAs Symposium Award, the 1990 American Vacuum Society (AVS) Medard Welch (Founder's) Award, its highest honor, the 1997 Eta Kappa Nu Vladimir Karapetoff Eminent Members' Award, the 1998 American Society for Engineering Education's General Electric Senior Research Award, the 1998 Electrochemical Society's Edward Goodrich Acheson (Founder's) Award, its highest honor, an IEEE Third Millennium Medal (2000) and the Federation of Materials Societies' 2002 National Materials Advancement Award. Honorific recognition includes his election to the National Academy of Engineering in 1989, Fellow of the American Physical Society in 1982, IEEE Fellow in 1990, ECS Fellow in 1992, and AVS Fellow in 1994. His national professional society activities include President of the ECS (1990), President of the AVS (1998-1999).
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The fruit is elongated, 1 to 3 inches, brown, attractive to wildlife.
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(NEW YORK) -- When you think of oddball celebrities -- and there are many of them -- Lady Gaga quite probably comes to mind. So it's no surprise that she tops a new British poll of the "World's Best-Loved Eccentrics."
According to IrishCentral.com, the survey -- conducted by the Nature Valley company to promote its new "Sweet & Nutty Bar" -- asked 2,000 people to name their favorite strange celebrity. Gaga came in at #1, with others on the list including Ozzy Osbourne, Prince Phillip, Katy Perry's ex-husband Russell Brand, Johnny Depp, director Tim Burton, singer Bjork and actress Helena Bonham Carter.
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In 2008, as a rookie with the Stamps, Smith started 17 games including the West final and Grey Cup. He had four tackles in the Stamps' Grey Cup win over Montreal. Smith suffered a knee injury in 2009 and missed the entire regular season before returning in 2010 to start 17 regular-season games and the West final.
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I, Javier Paniza, will do a presentation about OpenXava in the upcoming Liferay Symposium in Spain. I will talk very briefly about OpenXava and then I will develop a little application from scratch, afterward I'll deploy it in a Liferay portal. All these in less the 20 minutes, in live.
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death threats over something they get for free?
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ok, now Ping, for3ver take a deep breath 1,2 and calm down... i talked about it before, it's true that there are some annoying people who thinks they can demand for anything, at the same time there are some who truly appreciate yours works and respect you, and its not like raging at them change their personality overnight so just ignore it, well, though i said that but it still better to rage sometimes to let it out, just don't let something that you guys were mean to enjoy become something annoying just because some people keep annoyed you, you guys pretty much start translate to let other can enjoy the same work that you guys like, annoy over it because of some selfish person is not good for your mental health. This is a direct quote from a very charismatic, attractive, shinning, handsome to the point that god have to bow to Translator who have to step down when he prepare for the university exam.
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actually among the translators. I could say that ping_bro is unique in a sense. He translates work that he might not like or just not his favorite. You remember a poll for who's work he will translate next? the one where SAO wins. People ask why make a poll and just translate the one he likes. But he said he translate so other people can read the work and if you keep translating only the works you like then that will leave other works untranslated even if many people want it translated. Unique and great right!?
Though SAO fans really out really dig out their own grave this time around >.>
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this pic.........something make me want to cry........
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Kamito and Restia Relationship?
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Don't worry about it much Ruki0089, it gets a lot better on. Restia is participating in the next Blade Dance despite not being human. She does care of Kamito, she is trying to make him her new master which is the next Dark Spirit Lord. Oh and Teh_Ping I didn't get to respond to you yesterday since a Tropical Storm hit where I was living and cut my power. I only voice my desire, you make it seems like I want to put a gun to someone's head and force them to translate. Some people here know me from the High School DXD thread, and they know I am typically reserved on asking how the translation are coming. I know your frustrations on people demanding translations, but I am not those hardcore type so loosen up on the Hostility. I get that enough from my girlfriend's parents everyday, don't need more.
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hah.........it gets a lot better on...Yeah, I agree........reaper
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Reaper and Ruki0089 I think that pic is from this scene.
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Well you can see from your picture that there was two books. From the Logical stand point, Kamito wouldn't have two Diaries so that mark it out. I figured it out, because there was another picture that told their intentions. Claire, Rinslet, and Ellis were trying to find out a way to cheer up Kamito because he is a little depress since Est isn't with him during that volume until the end. They decided to get the references from an Erotic books, since they don't know how Kamito or any male feels. Strange Choice if you ask me, though at the end it did help. This picture gave out their intention and what were going on in their heads. Ops never mind, Soji already posted the real reason.
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It is strange, Claire is the only one that dresses up like her Contract Spirit. Rinslett has a White Wolf so I expect her to cross dress like a wolf, and Ellis. All I know is her contract spirit is wind and it is a spear, so wonder when did she decide to cross dress like a dog?
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - On the opening night of the two-day, three-session MIT Winter Invitational on Friday evening, the MIT women's swimming and diving team won five of the six events, rewrote three school records and earned six NCAA B cuts, starting things off on a strong note. Senior Anna Kokensparger (Omaha, Neb.) and freshmen Kate Yu (San Jose, Calif.) and Lena Yang (East Stroudsburg, Pa.) all notched their first individual wins for the weekend.
The first school record to fall was in the 200 freestyle relay, the opening event of the night. Yang, sophomore Michelle Cunningham (Wayland, Mass.), freshman Katie Siegel (San Jose, Calif.) and junior Christy Rogers (Bend, Ore.) won the event in 1:34.60, narrowly missing the NCAA A cut of 1:33.54 but easily getting the B cut of 1:36.54. The previous record was 1:35.09 from the 2009-10 season.
Yu won the 500 freestyle in 5:06.16, finishing almost three seconds before the second place finisher from Keene State, earning the best time in her collegiate career by over seven seconds. Junior Sarah Weiss (Edina, Minn.) and sophomore Taylor Pearl (Solon, Ohio) also had strong finishes, touching in 5:12.26 and 5:13.72 respectively. As she has done on several occasions already this season, Kokensparger won the 200 IM in 2:05.98, dropping three and a half seconds from the last time she swam it. Junior Katelyn Rossick (Middletown, Md.) touched second in 2:07.81. Both Kokensparger and Rossick earned B cuts, bringing the night's total to three after only three events.
MIT's best showing was in the 50 freestyle, where five Engineers finished in the top six. Yang finished in 23.61, tying for first with Keene State's senior Kaila Umbarger. She broke the school record of 23.74 from the 2009-10 season, got a best time by over half a second, and earned a B cut in the process. Rogers was third in 23.93, also getting a best time and a B cut. Cunningham was fourth in 24.32, senior Elina Hu (Oshkosh, Wis.) was fifth in 24.36 and freshman Sarah Osmulski (Rumson, N.J.) was sixth in 24.50.
Four Engineers placed in the top ten in the 1m diving portion, earning 53 points for MIT. Junior Mia Stevens (Lakewood, N.Y.) finished in third place with a score of 239.3, Grace Connors (Bronxville, N.Y.) was fifth, Elise Stave (Chapel Hill, N.C.) was seventh and Jessica Wass (Bismarck, N.D.) was eighth.
In the final event of the evening, MIT won the 400 medley relay in 3:49.85, breaking the school record from 2011-12 of 3:50.88 and getting the NCAA B cut by almost five seconds.
The Engineers will return to the pool tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. for the second session of the meet and then again at 5:30 p.m. for the final session.


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Origins_Recovery needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 350 designs submitted by 68 freelance designers.
We are a privately-funded non-clinical spiritually-based treatment center for men who are in recovery from alcoholism and/or chemical dependency. We assists residents in developing the spiritual practices required to maintain permanent sobriety and find an abundant and meaningful existence. We currently own two fabulous facilities in NY and Texas with plans to open two more over the next 18 months. We are a private-pay only facility accepting residents for a minimum stay of thirty days up to ninety days. In contrast to the clinically-driven curriculum commonly offered, our philosophy embodies a complete return to the historical foundation of the original recovery movement. Residents are to be involved in a variety of peer-based spiritual exercises including learning about and working the Twelve Steps, accountability groups, Big Book studies, prayer and meditation practices. Additionally, residents receive exposure to a variety of recovery and wellness practices including physical exercise, reading, conflict resolution, nutrition and dietary education, career aptitude screening, financial responsibility, job interview skills, AA meeting etiquette, cooking, gardening, yoga, public speaking and more.
This site is our online marketing tool carefully designed to convey why we are the best place in America to go for treatment of alcoholism and drug addiction. The site is highly-optimized for search-engine placement as well promoted through many thousands of dollars a month in pay-per-click google ad-word returns.
Because we are a residential "drug/alcohol rehab center" our target audience is dividable into three types of visitors.
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2. Family members of those suffering who are searching for help for their loved one.
3. Members of the professional community/press searching for information about Origins.
This project is to design the homepage and a secondary page for the site. It is a static site, no back-end other than a simple comtact form...
The site must be very visually stimulating and designed specifically to convice the visitor he/she should investigate our treatment options further. We want the site to convey a sense of "wow, this place is incredible!" We are interested in an extremely refined design which is very navigable, informative and soothing while at the same time calls the visitor to action to call us for help. Please prominately, but skillfully ask the visitor to call us on 1-877-2FREEDOM. Typical visitors to competitor websites do not spend much time reading if they are not visually stimulated and drawn in - they make a quick decision to stay at the site or leave based on what they see on the 1st page. We have just completed a professional photography shoot at the facility, images from which are available to you and should be used (see link to images below). The site should covey a sense of wellness, clarity and competency.
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Individuals Seeking Help
Friends or Loved Ones of a Sufferer
Referring Professionals
Other links should include:
Our Program - The Origins Experience™
Origins Facilities
Virtual Tour - South Padre Island, TX
Staff Biographies
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In 2006 my first book was published after three years of historical research.
O.K. Corral Postscript: The Death of Ike Clanton is now out of print. However, I am working on an update which I hope to have out in the spring.
This weekend I will be travelling to Tombstone to visit with my friend and cousin of Ike Clanton.Here's Terry "Ike" Clanton and I at a book signing in The Town Too Tough To Die.
Book signings are fun, especially when in the midst of other enthusiasts such as all my friends and associates in the Old West history genre.
I've experienced lots of other events. Here's Terry "Ike" riding on the hearse for the 125th anniversary of the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral. A moving day for everybody but especially those connected to those men who were involved in that fateful 30 seconds in history.
Being a writer has always been a dream of mine. However, for many years I wanted to write a mystery novel. Perhaps one day.
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To help with this I have started a new blog at http://ritaackerman.wordpress.com/.
I hope you will visit.
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Have you ever wanted to become a writer? What type of writing did you dream of doing?
Who is your favorite author?
Have you ever visited an orchard and eaten fruit straight off the tree or vine?
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My father really likes my yarnbombing. This is totally unexpected and delightful. All of us on this planet go around hoping for our parents approval so it's very satisfying to get it for yarnbombing. All this time I could have been thinking "What would make my father really happy? I know-I'll become a yarnbomber!"
I'm not sure what he likes about it, I am a little afraid to ask. I imagine he likes that it is very bold, that I write a lot about it and that it is often blogged and written about in newspapers. It's a great thing to have someone you love read what you are writing and talk to you about it. A good intimacy.
So approval. To go around trying to get approval is just going to be exasperating. To do what you want and get approval is exhilarating. When I yarnbomb out on the streets I get lots of encouragement from people going by. This feels like the warm sun appearing suddenly in a field of clouds. But I also enjoy people grumpily dismissing yarnbombing as stupid on the internet. I like doing something that causes people to stop briefly and have a response.
We are looking for more energy. To love what you do gives you energy. To have other people pay attention to what you are doing adds energy. To think and talk about what you are doing adds energy. Making knit clothes is cozy and embracing, putting knitting out on a public street is explosive.
The internet feeds our desire for approval and attention. I want attention for this idea – that we can change our daily world by making it more beautiful, relaxing, personal and happy. With yarnbombing or just going outside and having a good time.
Here is a story about this yarnbomb which I put up in Charlotte over in The Fourth Ward. I was going out the door with my father , his wife and my brother so they could see me put up a piece. My nephew saw us and said definitely " I want to go yarnbombing!'
He disappeared briefly and came out wearing a really good yarnbombing disguise-way better than mine- a hoody pulled up over his head and big dark sunglasses. As we all walked over to the pole by the fountain he gave everyone their secret yarnbombing names. I made everyone stand down the street so we wouldn't be causing a ruckus. As I crouched in the prickly ivy sewing up the piece I looked up and saw my nephew slowly sneaking closer and closer to me. I finished sewing, pulled the yarnbomb all the way up the pole , turned around and jumped back. There was my nephew standing 2 inches away from me up on the park bench. " I wish I could do a back flip off this bench" he told me fervently.
"Me too" I said .
Here is another blog about yarnbombing here.
And this is a very insightful essay about woman and yarnbombing here.


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April 30, 2008
The Lady Bisons ended the regular season at Draper Diamond Wednesday night with a pair of losses to Western Kentucky from the Sunbelt Conference.
Between the games the Lady Bisons honored seniors Kim Jacobson, Sara Simons, Jennifer Allsup and Heather Collins.
Western Kentucky won 6-1 in game one of the doubleheader. The Lady Toppers were led offensively by senior shortstop Kelsey McCauley who went three for four at the plate with two home runs and and three RBI.
All of the Lady Toppers runs were scored off home runs. McCauley and sophomore right fielder Lindsay Antone slammed two dingers over the fence, and junior third baseman Rebecca Horesky added one more home run for a total of five for the Lady Toppers.
Sophomore second baseman Megan Rottler scored the sole run for the Lady Bisons of an RBI single to left field by sophomore right fielder Kellie Sirus.
Junior Ryan Rogge pitched all seven innings for the Lady Toppers to take the win. Kim Jacobson took the loss for the Lady Bisons.
The Lady Bisons lost 5-2 in the nightcap. The Lady Toppers scored three runs off four hits in the top of the third inning to take the lead early, and added two more runs in the top of the fourth inning.
The Lady Bisons fought back in the sixth inning, with senior left fielder Simons and sophomore right fielder Sirus plating two runs.
The Lady Bisons comeback would fall short with junior Jennifer Kempf holding the Lady Bisons scoreless in the seventh inning.
The Lady Bisons fall to 29-24 on the season as they prepare to head to the 2008 Atlantic Sun Tournament at Patricia Wilson Field in DeLand, Fla., as the No.1 seed. Their first game is Thursday, May 8 at 10 a.m. against sixth-seeded Gardner Webb.
This story was written by Clint Brumit, student assistant in media relations for athletics.


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In 2008, Democrats had a tremendous social media advantage. In 2012, that lead has been ceded to the Republicans.
The Democrats activated a legion of young voters who used online tools (mostly unfamiliar to a middle-age demographic) in 2008. At that time, Facebook was used almost exclusively on computers at work and home. The conventions were not social and social media usage at home while watching campaign events (including the debates) was nonexistent.
This year, everything changed.
Smart phones and automated social sharing platformshave driven more engaging and real-time use of social media, enabling automatic posts to Facebook and Twitter at physical check-ins, sharing stations, photo spots and other interaction points. Your presence creates the post.
Republicans have also focused on quality engagement instead of the gross number of followers. Followers and "Likes" are measures of a social media visit. However, there is a difference between a follower who "Likes" a page once and may never see content and the user who engages by commenting and adding recurring "Likes" and "Shares." Engagement continues to expand the social audience and drives online discussions.
The latest polls show that the engagement strategy is working, especially amplifying last week's convention. Just like in consumer and brand marketing the GOP realized that engagement trumps volume when it comes to influence. (Read More: Bill Clinton Could Go Rogue at Convention: Klein)
Let's look at the data that outlines how smartphones, automation, and engagement have been such a benefit to Republicans.
Rules of Engagement
President Obama had a four-year head start on Facebook. His 28 million Facebook fans makes Romney's six million look weak. Yet, merely collecting fans was a mistake many brands have made with Facebook. Smart brands know engaging people is what drives influence. Getting fans sharing, talking and coming back changes behavior– not clicking a one-time "Like" button. When it comes to engagement Romney is 456 times more effective than Obama. Facebook measures engagement by dividing "people talking about this" by total likes. "People talking about this" is the weekly average of posts, comments, likes and shares. See the photos below for comparison:


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Finally got to see this film (with subs). It isn't bad. Takes more or less the plots from the first two Yamato movies and runs with the better parts of each.
There are some...issues I might have with some changes, but they aren't really a problem. The music is fine...the acting is, alright, for live action Japanese drama. The designs work for the most part, though I wonder about the design changes to the Gamilons a little.
Two "complaints"
1. They didn't really have the massive fleet battle part from the first film in any real sense (Rainbow Nebula Battle). They had the ending of it in there, but there really wasn't the massive space battle...it was more, some shots fired by the Gamilons, The Black Tigers flying out, followed by the Wave Motion Gun blowing the entire enemy fleet up at long range (not even really getting to see the enemy fleet all that well in that battle)...and that followed by the whole third bridge section that was in the first film.
2. The ending. I know it is about the same as the second films ending, but I didn't like that ending either. It certainly makes having a sequel a lot harder with that ending (that was why they changed it when they made the second season to replace the second film in the timeline). The Final Yamato ending is also similar, but more satifying since you can see what is happening rather than it being a tiny thing in the distance (and then in Rebirth, it got better).
The secondary to the second complaint is that I would like a sequel that covered the White Comet Empire series instead of just taking the best parts of the last battles in that film for this one. I really want to see what they would do for the at least semi-effective EDF fleet with the Andromeda in live action. The Beginning battle (originally at Pluto, but here at Mars) was interesting, if short with Earths ships looking sort of like old school Gamilon ships with Earth touches (twin turets and more earthlike bridges) while the Gamilons look very different. The EDF (aside from the fighters) being completely ineffective was disheartening. Even in the first series they EDF could destroy Gamilon ships, just not very effective, and certianly not in high enough numbers. This time they did absolutely nothing but be targets for the Gamilons to destroy. Yamato however is rather effective, as she should be. Even if they are using the fighters as spotters (laser designator style almost) for the main guns.
The Wave Motion Gun is as effective as ever, though I would complain that its destructive abilities are only seen at a distance. We don't get those close up shots of ships disintegrating under its fire anymore...just explosions in the distance....some of them rather large though.
|2011-08-18, 13:33
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Here's a commercial to explain,
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|2011-11-10, 17:36
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The Comet has Come
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For those not paying attention to the Upcoming Series threads:
A new animated remake has been announced to be released in April of 2012, titled: "Space Battleship Yamato 2199".
This post is just to get attention to the movie and the other thread so it doesn't look lonely.
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|2011-11-10, 22:11
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That Pachinko machine is a blast - I currently have the previous model and will play it for hours. You get to play through the primary battles in season 1.
Here are a few pics I took including a pachinko parlor flag used during it's release:
Yamato Pachinko Machine
|2011-11-11, 17:02
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Well there is this now: http://www.yamato2199.net/movie/yamato-PV.wmv
|2011-11-11, 21:05
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That PV brings back fond memories as a kid watching the original on the big screen.
Looks as if they kept the original design for most of the crafts which really looks good even today.
|2011-11-11, 22:08
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Just an update about the new movie: it will be a compilation of the first two episodes of a new TV series!
But that is off-topic for this thread. Let's move the discussion to the Space Battleship Yamato 2199 (movie & TV) thread.
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The role didn't require a male touch within the story as given. And I imagine it would be difficult to find a really, really short, and ugly-ish male actor that could do the role. Because they didn't need the Doctor for the life leasons and other plots he use to give out, all they needed was someone to be a doctor, and carry a cat and a large bottle of sake. Since Yuki was made a fighter pilot, I suppose they rolled up the doctor and Yuki's nurse role to give us a female doctor.
The ship's navigator turned into a woman as well. He's role was almost backround to start with so no one really noticed.
Yuki's role changed from the alert radar, eviromental systems officer, moral officer, and nurse (and usually the only woman on the ship), to ace fighter pilot with a quick punching arm.
Shima's role (verse Kodai) changed from rival to something else.
There were a lot of relatively small changes to make this work as a stand alone movie. Most do not make much of a difference, just that if they had been left as they were they would have made for other plotlines or twists that the movie just could not be bothered with.
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<joins with Ithekro in pining for the fjords a CGI Andromeda>
|2011-11-13, 23:29
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Agree with Ithekro - for live action it's not bad. I don't really like changes that didn't really add anything - the Doctor, Analyzer-super-bot, Yuki becoming a pilot, the Gamilons not having much depth. It felt like there were a lot of changes just to play up plot that didn't need to be there. Had this been some no-name title with little following I could see it - but changing major characters (for me) in a classic was tough to swallow. On the plus side, animation was pretty good. Agree that I was waiting for a space battle that didn't happen. The end was a open door to a sequel, but again changes that could have been made closer to the original.
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Funimation licenses another Yamato film for a 2014 release: Funimation Adds Live-Action Space Battleship Yamato Film
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Rogelio and Maribel Melgar came to the United States from Guatemala in 1999 with their family. Their son Brayan, then aged 4, had been diagnosed with throat cancer. The Melgars brought him to the U.S., legally, in the hopes of getting him the treatment that was not available in Guatemala. Their initial six-month stay was extended repeatedly as their son's treatment required more time. The parents couldn't bear the thought of taking him back to Guatemala to let him die or leaving him in the U.S. while they returned. On May 5, this year, after 12 years of treatment, Brayan passed away, leaving behind his devastated parents and four siblings. Following that tragedy, just over two months later, on July 11, Brayan's father Rogelio was arrested and is now facing deportation.
The Melgar family is in a particularly complicated situation regarding their status. The parents – Rogelio and Maribel – as well as their older son Hans (16) are all undocumented. Hans is a clear candidate for the DREAM Act. The Melgars' three youngest children – twin girls (8) and a son (4) – are U.S. citizens by birth. Because of their son Brayan's prolonged treatment, a family sponsored the Melgars' stay in the U.S. and arranged for a job at a restaurant for Rogelio. When the restaurant closed in 2004, Rogelio worked as a cook at a care facility until his arrest some weeks ago.
The case of the Melgar family is not unique. There have been countless families that have been fractured as a result of a broken and unfair immigration system that simply doesn't account for the complexities in each case. The government is denying due process and fairness to communities by enforcing laws that do not allow immigration judges to rule on a case-by-case basis. Laws passed in 1996 eliminate important legal rights that previously enabled immigrants to challenge their detention and deportation. And in a post 9/11 world, these legal rights have been reduced even more dramatically, taking away immigration judges' ability to consider the circumstances of each individual's case, leading to mandatory detention and deportation for many.
Over 11% of the population of the U.S is foreign-born (Census Bureau PDF), with a significant number of them being undocumented. According to data released by the Pew Hispanic Center (PDF), undocumented immigrants comprise just over 4% of the adult population of the U.S., while their children make up 8% of the total newborn population and 7% of children (defined as under the age of 18) in this country. Cases of families torn apart, coupled with the numbers demonstrates the need for comprehensive immigration reform that supports basic human rights and ensures due process and fairness for all.
In the meanwhile, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) continues to maintain that the goal of the controversial Secure Communities program is to remove dangerous criminals who don't have legal status. However, in practice, they have consistently shown otherwise. Numerous immigrants are stopped and checked on minor allegations by local enforcement authorities and their details shared with ICE's database. This puts these immigrants, in most cases with no criminal record or with minor traffic violations, on the fast track to deportation. And in most cases, their deportation is shattering for the families involved.
Another case of this happening is the story of Salvador Licea of Texas. Licea is a father of two young girls who has lived in Texas for most of his life. He was recently pulled over for a minor traffic violation and then arrested for having an expired license. In a case of blatant racial profiling, he was then told that he was pulled over because his age and skin color matched the description of a 'drug lord' or 'gang banger.' The authorities took his fingerprints under the jurisdiction of SComm and he is now facing deportation.
Watch the video by The Nation about Licea's story:
Separation of families is one of the most unfortunate and unjust consequences of our broken immigration system. To learn about the story of yet another family affected by this, watch our Skype interview with Tony Wasilewski, a Polish immigrant whose wife Janina was deported four years ago.
It has now become a widely known fact that the Obama administration has deported more immigrants than the Bush administration, with numbers steadily climbing each year. However, even as President Obama has redirected his immigration efforts to deporting those immigrants who are deemed dangerous and have criminal records, ICE continues to round up people on minor charges. Furthermore, many undocumented immigrants who are trying to live an honest and hardworking life in the U.S. are in complex family situations which are not helped by blanket policies from the authorities. This applies to another set of cases where immigrants are married to U.S. citizens and still face deportation under a harsh 1996 immigration law that deems such immigrants deportable.
In the case of the Melgar family, Rogelio faced a hearing on July 19 in Provo, Utah, where him and his wife met for the first time since he was arrested. In a strange turn of events, the prosecutor, Deputy Utah County Attorney Chard Grunander, admitted that the state wasn't ready to file charges against Melgar. The judge then released Rogelio's $5,000 bond and told him he was free to go. However, immediately following this, Rogelio was taken back to Utah County Jail and is now being kept by ICE for a federal investigation.
Rogelio's wife, Maribel, is still grappling with multiple blows to her family. She is trying to hold on to the memories of a time when her family was together and firmly believes staying in the U.S was the right thing to do:
If we had stayed in Guatemala, my son would've been dead at 6 years old…But God gave us a chance to have our son for another 12 years in this country.
It is important to work together to push for comprehensive immigration reform that won't separate such families and will ensure dignity, respect, and due process for all. Become an ally of Restore Fairness and get involved today. For more information on the separation of families due to deportation and what you can do, go to familiesforfreedom.org
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Thursday, April 1, 2010
Asos is currently pushing some good looking Hackett belts that are currently on sale. While I'm not the biggest belt guy in the entire world I do know that you need a few here and there to keep your gear tight - literally and figuratively. Their wovens and D ring joints looks pretty tasty and those bamboo accents are just next level. Say what you want about bamboo accents on belts being the opposite of classic and understated, I don't care. I think they look absolutely boss, whether or not you live in a cabana with a monkey named 'Zeke. If the bamboo joints are a little too out there for you, there are a few "out of season" wools and tartans as well which, quite frankly, I would have no problem wearing up until labor day - I mean, who is going to not wear their black watch belt as much as possible?
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"[N]ot the biggest belt gut" is a rather amusing typo.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the heads up. I recently discovered your blog via a friend of a friend's tweets and am a huge fan. In fact, yours was the blog that convinced me I needed a "Fashion" folder in my RSS reader. /nerdery
Dave- Hahaha, thanks for proofreading and kind words.ReplyDelete
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Meet Elite Rider Kirsten Davis
USCF Category: 1
Hometown: Cross Plains, WI
Current: Tucker, GA
Profession: Statistician
Coach: J.R. Smith
Kirsten is a cyclist who is dedicated to the sport. She has showcased her abilities in events all over the country, consistently placing in the top 20 of the toughest NRC, elite women's races. She is a strong advocate of the sport, having founded two women's cycling clubs. Her goals for 2010 are to be a contributing member of Performance Bicycle Racing: a cohesive team with national-level racing. Currently she is ranked 28th overall in the USCF and 4th for women age 40-49 in the USCF.
Her Performance Bicycle Racing season opener was a WIN at the Tour de Tuscaloosa road race in March! Look for her in the following 2010 races: Speed Week (Athen's Twilight, Roswell… Dilworth), Kelly Cup, Fitchburg, French Broad Cycling Classic, and Atlanta 10K.
How long have you been racing?
About a decade.
Who or what inspired you to start racing?
Riding bikes has brought me joy all my life… After other athletic pursuits I got a chance to revisit cycling. I enjoy pushing myself in whatever I do – so to see what I could do in cycling was natural and included trying different types of bike racing. I credit my fabulous coaches J.R. and Jill Smith for helping me build skills and confidence.
What do you do for a living?
Survey Research/Statistical Analysis.
What race are you most proud of?
I'm proud whenever me, my team or any of my friends get out and race!
What do you do for fun when you're off the bike?
Relaxing, listening to music, watching movies, hanging with friends, marching around the woods or doing something creative.
What was your first bike?
My first decent road bike was a "Pepto Bismol" pink Bianchi with down tube shifters that I found used in about 1995.
What's your dream spot to go for a ride?
The French Alps.
Something you can't race without (pre-race meal, warm-up, lucky charms)?
I can't live without Human Fuel Formula 7 (awesome nutritional supplement) with soy milk for breakfast!!
Favorite music to train to?
Ozomatli, Blue Man Group, Thievery Corporation.
Any nicknames for other team members? For yourself?
Yeah, I'm kk or Special K. Evie is Evster, Gina is G. Cara is Care Bear. Dana is Sweet Pea or just D. Corinne is Sugar.
What are your goals for this upcoming season?
To represent our awesome 2010 sponsors well, mentor women in the sport of cycling, bring more women into racing, and have fun!
Any advice for an aspiring racer?
Seek out a friendly cycling club to join and start asking the experienced folks lots of questions! Just get out there and try a race. S/he who shows up to the start line is a WINNER! Finishing is darn good too – just keep pedaling!!
Read more about the Performance Bicycle Racing Team.


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Weird rainbows
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Sound Waves and Music
A tutorial from the Physics Classroom that clearly explains the nature, properties and behaviour of sound waves and music, with good animations.
What is sound?
A basic explanation of sound: what it is, how it travels, how you characterise sounds (frequency, wavelegth and intensity) and how they are made.
Art Ludwigs Sound page.
A very detailed site about sounds and acoustics, using the authors room as a case study.
Halloween Sounds - Screaming Cup
A simple experiment to do on sound. All you need is a large plastic cup, piece of string and some water.
Harmonies in your head: make amazing sounds only you can hear
A simple activity to explore how sound is made. All you need is a friend and a piece of string.
Sounds Amazing
A nice site designed to help students to understand sound and waves, very well presented. There are acoustic and audio related web demonstrations and experiments.
Why Do Slightly Opened Car Windows Make That Awful Sound?
Read how changes in air pressure make annoying sounds.
Energy in the Air: Sounds from the Orchestra
Explores the music made by a symphony orchestra, with historical facts, several sound samples and illustrations for each instrument group.
Voice Acoustics: an introduction
A comprehensive article explaining how the voice works, looking at how different parts of the body absorb certain sounds to how sound is created by the vocal chords.
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2013 Group Trail Runs High Rock Park in the Greenbelt
Saturday, April 13, 2013
8:00 a.m.–9:00 a.m.
This event repeats every week on Saturday between 3/2/2013 and 4/20/2013.
Please note: This event has already taken place. Please use the Search options on the right to find upcoming events.
Join experienced runners from the Staten Island Athletic Club (SIAC) for training runs leading up to the High Rock Challenge Adventure Race.The group will leave at 8 am from the High Rock parking lot. Note that the final distance and resulting route will be determined by the group's skill and fitness level - everyone is welcome.There is no charge and no reservation requirement. Plan on one hour of running. Please share a ride to High Rock as parking is limited.
Parking Lot in High Rock Park
Directions to this location
200 Nevada Avenue
Staten Island
Event Organizer
Staten Island Greenbelt Conservancy, Staten Island Athletic Club (SIAC)


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Almost everyone, including members of Congress, believes in tax reform — in theory. But this week's congressional grilling of Apple executives over their firm's avoidance of corporate taxes highlights the reason why major tax reform is a pipe dream. The gulf between theory and practice is unbridgeable.
Let me give you an example to test whether you are a true believer.
According to almost all economists and tax policy wonks, one basic unfairness and inefficiency under the current tax regime is the corporate tax. Any sound tax reform plan should eliminate this tax, since there is no theoretical rationale for it.
Yet this is unthinkable for most people, especially when faced with trying to replace the $287 billion in taxes paid by corporations last year. This represents more than 10 percent of all federal revenue. The lost revenue would have to be made up by taxing individuals in some fashion.
Are you still a believer?
Changes to our tax laws over the years have eliminated any tax benefits of doing business in corporate form. Instead, there is simply a huge reason to avoid being a corporation: double taxation.
Every other way of doing business, whether as a partnership, limited liability company or what is called a Subchapter S corporation, faces only one level of tax. The entity itself, the firm, pays no tax. Rather, any income is flowed through to the owners and taxed there.
There is no sound rationale for treating this one way of doing business differently than any other, particularly when other forms of doing business can be structured to enjoy the same nontax benefits as incorporation.
Indeed, tax law recognizes that all corporations would willingly convert to other forms to conduct business. Consequently, the code specifically provides that all publicly traded business entities will be treated as corporations for tax purposes even if they are something else under state law. Therefore, a huge tax burden exists to conduct business in publicly traded rather than privately held form.
Corporations suffer double taxation because of dividends. The corporation itself pays tax as a separate taxpayer, then shareholders pay tax on the same income when dividends are distributed.
There are three main methods by which we could eliminate this double tax burden on corporations. One would be to simply repeal the corporate tax and treat corporations the same as other entities — a conduit through which shareholders earn and report income. The second method would be to give corporations a deduction for dividends paid. The last method would be to not tax dividends.
Prior to 2004, dividends were taxed as ordinary income, the same as wages and interest income. However, since 2004, most dividends have been taxed at the same (lower) rate as capital gains. This was essentially a compromise between Republicans who wanted to get rid of the double taxation on corporations and Democrats who saw any reduction in corporate tax as a windfall to the rich. While the rate reduction for dividends was temporary when passed, it became permanent as part of this year's fiscal cliff agreement.
Eliminating the corporate tax would greatly simplify the law. Currently, the United States has the highest marginal corporate rate in the world. Even though there is widespread agreement in Congress that the top marginal rates on corporations should be reduced, that will not simplify the law.
One problem is that certain provisions of corporate taxation favor some types of businesses (such as manufacturing) over others. Another problem is with the way the U.S. taxes international operations, which results in real, effective rates much lower than the statutory rates (see Apple Inc. as Exhibit A). Such complications and inequities would disappear with the elimination of the corporate tax.
Another benefit of eliminating the corporate tax would be that corporations would be forced to distribute a significant amount of cash each year so that shareholders would have the funds to pay the tax on the flow-through of corporate earnings. Currently, there is little incentive to distribute excess funds to shareholders.
But despite its theoretical desirability, the corporate tax is not in danger of elimination. The faceless corporation gathers little sympathy, and many taxpayers would rather increase the corporate tax rather than give up their individual tax benefits — which may have little justification.
For example, limiting the ability to deduct home mortgage interest could easily offset the lost revenue from eliminating the corporate tax. If you are a true believer in tax reform that simplifies the tax system while creating economic benefits, you embrace such a tradeoff.
So, are you a believer or not?
Paul Gutterman is director of the Masters of Business Taxation Program at the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management.


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Growth in the New York state manufacturing sector picked back up in June, but the details were less encouraging as new orders contracted further and measures of employment weakened, a report from the New York Federal Reserve showed on Monday.
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The New York Fed's ``Empire State'' general business conditions index rose to 7.84 from minus 1.43 in May, topping expectations for zero. A reading above zero indicates expansion.
But the forward-looking new orders index fell to minus 6.69 from minus 1.17, while inventories tumbled to minus 11.29 from minus 7.95.
Employment gauges also worsened. The index for the number of employees slipped to zero from 5.68 and the average employee workweek index dropped to minus 11.29 from minus 1.14.
The outlook for firms was relatively resilient with the index of business conditions six months ahead edging down to 24.98 from 25.48.
The survey of manufacturing plants in the state is one of the earliest monthly guideposts to U.S. factory conditions.


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Slow Cooker Kielbasa and White Bean Stew with Tomatoes and Spinach
I had always heard that tomatoes will cause beans not to soften, but apparently a long cooking time will overcome that, because the beans in this dish were amazing. I added the sausage at the very beginning with the beans, but next time if I was home I'd probably add that halfway through the cooking time so the sausage was a little firmer. Then stir in some chopped spinach at the end and you have a delicious dinner.
I used low-fat turkey Kielbasa to keep this South Beach Diet friendly.
Cut the sausage in half lengthwise and then slice into half-moon slices.
Chop onions, mince garlic, and crush the rosemary and thyme in a mortar and pestle if you have one.
When the beans are done, measure 4 cups of spinach leaves, packed into the measuring cup.
Coarsely chop the spinach leaves.
Add chopped spinach to the stew, turn the slow cooker to high, and cook about 30 minutes more. Serve hot, with Parmesan cheese to sprinkle over the stew if desired.
Slow Cooker Kielbasa and White Bean Stew with Tomatoes and Spinach
(Makes about 6 generous servings; recipe adapted slightly from Real Simple Magazine.)
I used my Crock-Pot 3-1/2-Quart Slow Cooker for this recipe.
1 lb. (2 cups) dried small white beans
1 onion, chopped into fairly small pieces
1 T finely minced garlic
1 tsp. dried rosemary, crushed
1/2 tsp. dried thyme, crushed
6 cups homemade chicken stock or canned chicken broth
1 can (14.5 oz.) petite dice tomatoes
14 oz. Kielbasa sausage, cut into half-moon slices (use low-fat turkey Kielbasa for South Beach Diet)
4 packed cups fresh spinach, coarsely chopped
freshly grated Parmesan cheese for serving (optional)
Pick over the beans, removing any broken ones, and add beans to the slow cooker. Chop onion, mince the garlic, and crush the spices with a mortar and pestle (or meat mallet) and add to the slow cooker. Add the chicken stock and diced tomatoes to the slow cooker and start to cook on low.
Low-Carb Diet / Low-Glycemic Diet / South Beach Diet Suggestions
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White Bean Soup with Ham and Rosemary from Kalyn's Kitchen
Pasta with Arugula and White Beans from This Week for Dinner
White Bean Salad with Tuna and Parsley from Kalyn's Kitchen