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A novel method and test structure for measuring the strength of brittle microbeams is presented. The method does not require any measurement of forces or displacements. The test structure includes a microbeam that is wrapped over a curved side-wall by application of an unmeasured force. With the progression of wrapping, increasing tensile stresses are induced in the microbeam. When sufficiently high stresses are induced, the beam breaks. The failure stress is deduced by measuring the length of the remaining ligament of the broken beam. The method is demonstrated by measuring the strength of microbeams in bulk-micromachined test structures.
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Retired from ROBLOX. Formerly SkateBored. I'm not actually an idiot, just a master of disguise. I know Lua and C# somewhat fluently, and am familiar with both Roblox and Unity. I always read my messages and I always ignore my friend requests, so send messages, but not friend requests (unless I know you beforehand). Ex-ARAB, Founder and Ex-Admin of the Apocalypse Rising Community, and CEO/Founder of Cloud Nine Incorporated. If you want to get in touch, my Twitter is @Ralchire and my Skype is roskatebored (If you add me on Skype, though, include your ROBLOX username in the contact request.) I enjoy all things fantasy and/or medieval (WoT, L0TR, GoT, TES) and I'm an avid worldbuilder, gamedev, and 3D artist. Fore those wondering, I haven't quit ROBLOX (at least, not officially). I've just grown really inactive. Read More
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We are a group of like-minded individuals who take interest in the arts of bushcraft and survival. From being stranded on a desert island, to being lost at sea, we share valuable information and discuss scenarios. We are not an apocalypse survival or prepping group. We discuss wilderness survival techniques. If you take an interest in survival skills, this is the group for you. No trolling/joking when answering questions.
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Welcome to the Cloud Nine Incorporated Labs, where Cloud Nine Inc. Employees can build for fun and practice their building skills. Trainings are also held here on a frequent basis. ==NOTICE== -Cloud Nine Inc. reserves the right to kick or ban any user for any reason whatsoever. -Report all rule-breakers to the Board of Directors. ==RULES== -Do not edit, delete, alter, materialize, paint, or "help" other people's creations without their permission. -No mass copying. -No abuse of pistols/guns. -No abuse of command bars. -Obey the Trainer when a Training is hosted. -No admin abuse (kicking and banning griefers is alright).
Welcome to the Cloud Nine Incorporated Headquarters, where Cloud Nine Inc. Employees can negotiate contracts, roleplay a little, and have meetings. Meetings are held here on a regular basis. ==NOTICE== -This place is currently under heavy development, and anything you see here may not be in the final product. -Cloud Nine Inc. reserves the right to kick or ban any user for any reason whatsoever. -Report all rule-breakers to the Board of Directors. ==TO-DO LIST== -Finish fourth floor (Customer Service center). -Put more things in display cases. -Add more details throughout. Roughly 15% done.
Uncopylocked, as these are soon to be replaced by Ownagesauce's much better guns! These are the actual gun models used in Apocalypse Rising (some may differ slightly, as I may have updated them after being published). Some guns are just me building them for fun (these are those with the red nameplates). White Nameplate = Gun is made for Apocalypse Rising and can be found in the current version of the game. Red Nameplate = Gun is NOT made for Apocalypse Rising and is not in the current version of the game, nor is it planned to be added in future versions.
In Advanced Build & Roleplay, you can build anything you like with an advanced building set and advanced tools, or roleplay with your friends in your creations. Please read and follow all the in-game rules, and we'll have no problems. Anyone breaking the rules will be given a permanent ban. Chat "regen" to regenerate the building set. Chat "clean" to vote to clean the map. Chat "kick/user" to kick an abusive player. A Cloud Nine Incorporated Game.
The Briarhawk Kingdom has waged war upon the Eagleheart Kingdom! The two kingdoms now fight bitterly in a desperate attempt to control the much-needed resources that make their kingdoms thrive. In this build-and-fight themed game you must choose a class and rise to power. Play as a Warrior and capture resources while fighting the enemy, or play as a Villager and build the fortifications that are necessary for your kingdom to thrive. v1.1.6 Changelog -Fixed class clothing -Added textures to class hats -Adjusted spawn rate for wood and stone. A Cloud Nine Incorporated Game.
Stopped development for now. Certain hurdles were too great and my limited scripting skill prevented any progress. Humanity is an experimental sandbox survival game taking place in ancient prehistory. Dinosaurs may or may not be a thing. I wasn't able to finish it, though there may be some hope for it in the future. I'm notorious for not being able to finish games. The idea behind Humanity is to see how people would behave in a realistic environment with realistic systems, such as permadeath, in place. Will they work together and build civilizations, or will every man fight for himself? If this experiment shows that you guys aren't murderous lowlives, I might develop more games of this nature. If the experiment shows that you guys are inconsiderate of the value of life, I might shut down the game. Die once in Humanity, and you die forever. You are permanently banned from the game. You have one single life, don't waste it. Designed by Ralchire, Scripted by DenialOfRetributio
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Does having greater magic find or gold find affect the quality of the gems dropped? If I have a decent amount of magic find and a monster was going to drop a Chipped Ruby, is it possible for the magic find to update it to a Flawed? Or it is based solely on the difficulty level you are on and the static drop rates of gems?
Gems are not magic items (their names are in white, not blue/gold/green), so increased chance to find magic items does not affect them.
In Diablo 2, increased MF did not affect gem drops, and I haven't heard anything about this changing in D3.
As you can see in What does increased magic find do? and the recap
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MYISAM tables are very fragile and get damaged/crash every now and then. First advice is to move to Innodb engine it is simply performed by using alter table command.
Now, to fix crashed MYISAM tables the proper way is to bring the MYSQL down and once it is down and there is no traffic you can fix them using this command line statement:
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While periodic claims continue to surface purporting to debunk the Shroud of Turin as a hoax including one made earlier this year by an Idaho academic one local scientist has no doubt that the cloth covered the crucified Christ and has survived intact for nearly two millennia.
Eugenia Nitowski, an archaeologist and former nun, bases her conclusion as much on science as on faith: The shroud's existence has forced science to seriously debate the Resurrection of Jesus.
In 1986, Nitowski conducted one of many experiments now referenced by shroud scholars in trying to determine whether the cloth a linen containing the image of a man who had been brutally scourged, crowned with thorns, crucified with spikes through his wrists and feet, and speared in the side before death was Christ's burial shroud. (See story below.)
The fine-twined linen Shroud of Turin, approximately 14 feet, 3 inches long by 3 feet, 7 inches wide, has been one of the most closely scrutinized religious icons in history. Owned and conserved by the Roman Catholic Church, it is housed in the Chapel of the Holy Shroud inside the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Torino (or Turin), Italy in the news most recently as the next host of the 2006 Winter Olympic Games.
Just as The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints became a focal point of news media coverage during the Winter Games here three years ago, the Catholic faith and Turino's famous artifact will no doubt be part of the story during the 2006 Games.
Though a couple of strokes and failing eyesight have left her unable to actively research with the so-called "shroud crowd," Nitowski will likely be among Utahns watching from afar, curious about any new discussion of the cloth she believes covered Jesus Christ.
Nitowski's efforts to re-create the conditions that would have existed inside an excavated Middle Eastern stone burial chamber have since been cited as another piece of evidence that places the shroud in first-century Jerusalem.
"We rented a tomb there for two weeks," on the grounds of the French School of Architecture in Jerusalem, said Nitowski, who has a bachelor's degree in biblical languages and history, master's degrees in biblical archaeology and medieval history and a doctorate from Notre Dame in medieval history.
As a Middle Eastern archaeologist, Nitowski told the Deseret Morning News, she had previously excavated 17 tombs and knew "pretty well what the environment was like," including the first one she'd ever worked on a "rolling stone tomb dated to the time of Christ."
While she was working inside, a fellow worker rolled the stone closed, encasing her in stony darkness and silence, she said. She found a bench that lined the walls of the tomb's central chamber and lay down on it, enjoying the cool stone wall's feel against her face. As she did so, she thought about the temperature inside and later began digging into literature on the Shroud of Turin and whether anyone had tried to determine the temperature inside Christ's tomb.
A resulting article, "New Evidence May Explain Image on Shroud of Turin," published in Biblical Archaeology Review, July/August 1986, was co-written with a researcher named Joseph Kohlbeck.
Kohlbeck was listed as a resident scientist at Utah's Hercules Aerospace Center. It was reported that Kohlbeck, with assistance from Richard Levi-Setti of the Enrico Fermi Institute at the University of Chicago, compared dirt from the shroud to travertine aragonite limestone found in ancient Jewish tombs in Israel.
Kohlbeck's dust particles were taken from sticky tape samples that researcher Ray Rogers, from the 1978 shroud investigation team, had taken from the Shroud of Turin and compared with Nitowski's samples.
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Bayesian methods are used to analyse the problem of training a model to make predictions about the probability distribution of data that has yet to be received. Mixture distributions emerge naturally from this framework, but are not ideally matched to the density estimation problems that arise in image processing. An extension, called a partitioned mixture distribution is presented, which is essentially a set of overlapping mixture distributions. An expectation maximisation training algorithm is derived for optimising partitioned mixture distributions according to the maximum likelihood description. Finally, the results of some numerical simulations are presented, which demonstrate that lateral inhibition arises naturally in partitioned mixture distributions, and that the nodes in a partitioned mixture distribution network co-operate in such a way that each mixture distribution in the partitioned mixture distribution receives its necessary complement of computing machinery
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What typically should happen when responding to a data management plan consultation request is the following:
- Copy the relative subject specialist on the response (stating in the email that you would like to invite them to the meeting), or forward the message to the subject specialist with an invitation to the meeting.
- Ask the PI for the deadline of the proposal
- Ask the PI if there's a link to the solicitation, to read it before the consultation
- Ask if it is possible to see a draft of the proposal, which will also help to understand the data
- Ask for available times to meet
- Give the link to the toolkit or suggest that if they haven't already consulted it. They might want to look at it.
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There's some follow-up after that (confirming the time and place, perhaps pointing them to the local guidance we've created for Penn State researchers). Prior to the meeting, try to find out as much as possible about the data, the faculty member's specialty, and whether there's a possibility for an existing repository to take that data. Also confer with the subject specialist, since he/she will be attending the session.
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Advise on and/or assist in the creation, management, access to or disposition of digital data sets needed for research and teaching at Penn State. Initial focus on outreach around the NSF Data Management policy, but this team could help to develop or outline front-line consulting base for advanced research services in a variety of fields and interdisciplinary research. This team is not intended to substitute for subject liaisons, but to supplement their existing expertise.
For the purpose of this group, "data" can mean any information that takes digital format: numerical datasets, observational information, map, texts, images, time-dependent media, etc. (The National Science Foundation has also used this definition: "data are any and all complex data entities from observations, experiments, simulations, models, and higher order assemblies, along with the associated documentation needed to describe and interpret the data." (See in particular chapter 4 of "Cyberinfrastructure Vision for 21st Century Discovery" at http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2007/nsf0728/index.jsp.) The group will need to focus on data created by researchers and/or data that researchers need to create or obtain.
Marcy Bidney, co-chair
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Digital Scholarship has released the Research Data Curation Bibliography. It includes over 100 selected English-language articles and technical reports that are useful in understanding the curation of digital research data in academic and other research institutions. See:
Gabridge, T. (2009). The last mile: liaison roles in curating science and engineering research data. Research Library Issues: A Bimonthly Report from ARL, CNI, and SPARC, no. 265, 15-21.
Perry. O. & Mauthner, M. (2009). Whose data are they anyway? Practice, legal and ethical issues in archiving qualitative research data. Sociology (36) 1, 139-152. Abstract is available. Retrieved from http://soc.sagepub.com/content/38/1/139.short.
Piwowar, H. & Chapman, W. (2010). Public sharing of research datasets: A pilot study of associations. Journal of Infometrics (4) 2, 148-156.
Science special issue, "Dealing with Data." Retrieved from http://www.sciencemag.org/site/special/data/. (Note: this issue is available to read for free online, but you must register for such access.)
Zimmerman, A. (2007). Not by metadata alone: the use of diverse forms of knowledge to locate data for reuse. (gated) International Journal on Digital Libraries (7) 1-2, 5-16.
Book of Trogol (D. Salo, E. Brown, S. Shreeves)
Digital Curation Blog (Digital Curation Centre, U.K.)
Neal Beagrie's Blog >> Digital Curation
Research Remix (H. Piwowar)
NSF Awards to Penn State (1970s to 2010) - generated at the NSF Award Search site
Data Description Tools List DCC
Data Documentation Initiative (DDI) - metadata specification for the social and behavioral sciences
DataStar (Cornell)
Depositing data to DRYAD (this is a good example of some guidelines for data deposit in a repository)
ICPSR Guide on Data Preparation
"Key points for archiving with ELAR" (Endangered Languages Archive)
UK Data Archive: Preparing your Data
Hedstrom, M. & Niu, J. (2008). Incentives for data producers to create "archive-ready" data: implications for archives and records management. Society of American Archivists, San Francisco, CA. Retrieved from http://www.archivists.org/publications/proceedings/researchforum/2008/papers/M-HedstromJ-Niu-SAA-ResearchPaper-2008.pdf.
McNeill, K. (2010, November). Data management plans. [Powerpoint slides] (attached to the wiki)
Piwowar, H. (2010). A semi-automated method to track data set reuse in biomedicine. Presented at ASIS&T 2010, Pittsburgh, PA. Retrieved from http://researchremix.org/data/ASIST2010_geo_Piwowar_Poster.pdf.
Sallans, A. (2011, January). NSF data management plan: implications for librarians. [Powerpoint slides]. Presented at ALA Midwinter Meeting, San Diego, CA. Retrieved from http://connect.ala.org/files/26554/ala_stshtdg_sallans_010811_pdf_31574.pdf.
Salo, D. & R. Schryver. (2010, August). Escaping datageddon. [Powerpoint slides]. Retrieved from http://www.slideshare.net/cavlec/escaping-datageddon.
Data Asset Framework - http://www.data-audit.eu/.
Feijen, M. (2011). What researchers want. P. Gretton and K. Russell (Eds.). Utrecht: SURF Foundation.
Scaramozzino, J.M., Ramirez, M. & McGaughey, K. (2010). "Managing the data deluge: understanding scientists' need for data curation services. [Poster]. Presented at the California Academic and Research Libraries' Association, Sacramento, CA. Retrieved from http://digitalcommons.calpoly.edu/lib_fac/56/.
Westra, B. (2010). "Data services for the sciences: a needs assessment." Ariadne 64. Retrieved from http://www.ariadne.ac.uk/issue64/westra/.
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I have been trying to create a report but not having a lot of success. It seems complicated, but I feel there should be an easier soltion. Here are the details:
I am using Access for my data and Crystal Reports XI R2 for reporting. My VB experience is limited. Essentially, I am trying to create an income statement. I have a final table which houses most of the main data including balances, a grouping column, month end date, GL, and cost center. I need to group and sum balances for particular line items and then be able to use their results in calculations. For example, if I group and sum Fee Income and Other Operating Income, I then need to be able to sum both results to get Total Non-Interest Income (which would be used in a following calculation to compute Net Income).
I currently have a parameter to select cost center, but I don't care if there is a parameter to choose or if each center just has it's own page. I need to be able to show three most recent months worth of data in columns and the fourth column being a YTD column. I currently have the report with one column (current month) using a subreport for each line item and passing variables to the main report for calclation purposes, but I am having a hard time figuring out how to convert to the multiple columns and whatnot.
I appreciate any help anyone can provide. I only have a few days to build this before they pull the plug and band-aid it with a more manual Excel version. I'm sure I have left out helpful details, so please let me know what additional info you need.
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given that you are using Access, so my standard stored proc solution doesn't work, what i would suggest is getting the data into 4 tables using Command Objects. For this part, you don't need to use a parameter, you can filter (if you want for the cost center in the record selection)
I am guessing that there is some common value that you are using for your summing, GL account is a likely candidate, so you would have something like for the select:
select glaccount, debit, credit from ledgerTable
where entry date between '1/1/'+convert(varchar, year(getDate()) and getDate();
this would get YTD (you probably need to adjust for Access syntax)
for this month it would be convert(varchar, Month(getDate())) + '/1/ + convert(varchar, Year(getDate())
now the more difficult, back a month
start date: datediff(M,-1,convert(datetime,convert(varchar, Month(getDate())) + '/1/ + convert(varchar, Year(getDate())))
ending would be :
DateDiff(d, -1, convert(varchar, Month(getDate())) + '/1/ + convert(varchar, Year(getDate()))
to go back 2 months would be similar.
you would then link all the tables by GLAccount, and you would probably link that to your GLAccount table so that you can get a description.
It might not be a full fledge solution, but hopefully it is a path to one.
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Thanks for the reply! Maybe I'm not understanding all of what you wrote, but my main issue is how to show the data in columns in Crystal and still do calculations. Maybe this makes it more clear - I would like to see it like this:
Cost Center: 3010
Interest Income
Cash and Investments [sum balances for several GLs]
Loans [sum balances for several GLs]
Total Interest Income [Cash and Investments + Loans]
Interest Expense
Deposits [sum balances for several GLs]
Borrowings [sum balances for several GLs]
Total Interest Expense [Deposits + Borrowings]
Net Interest Income [Total Interest Income - Total Interest Expense]
That's a condensed version, but the basic idea. I would need that in four columns - for example May, April, March and YTD
My main table currently looks like this:
Month End Account Dept Balance
05/31/2011 266000 3010 $200.00
04/30/2011 266000 3020 $150.00
04/30/2011 266000 3010 $300.00
03/31/2011 266000 3010 $100.00
05/31/2011 325000 3060 $500.00
04/30/2011 325000 3040 $850.00
04/30/2011 325000 3060 $800.00
03/31/2011 325000 3050 $600.00
My GL table has a grouping column I use in order to put GLs into the correct line items.
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yes, that is what I envisioned.
Create 4 tables, 1 for each of the 3 months and 1 for YTD. Now all your data can be linked by GL Account and it will read all 4 tables at the same time.
If you don't do it this way, I can't see a way to get the data as if you filter by date, you will miss lots of transactions. If you just read from the table, you can't do anything as the data will never align in a row (the columns would be in different rows) you might try a cross tabs report, but how to you get YTD and not get all the months?
Those were my thoughts, create a table for each time period you want, then you can use the aggregates or formulas to sum / do calculations on the values that you want.
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Statistics, OPR, etc Rev-A
About a century ago, Mark Twain said," There are lies, dambable lies, and then there is statistics". With two statistics known as "OPR" (offensive power rating) and "CCWM" (contribution to winning margin) one is able to predict a winning alliance in the playoffs roughly 95% (19 of 20 matches) of the time at Ft Lauderdale. In the elimination rounds it correctly predicted the winner 83% (78 of 94) of the time. These results are statistical data from a matrix analysis of match score contribution by each robot. This is a useful tool to pick alliance members who give us a best change to win. For example, five 28 to 39 OPR picks went unselected at South Florida while lesser bot were picked. Scouting and OPR go hand in hand in building a winning alliance. Six weeks of data show OPR successly predict the elimination winner at about an 80% with a +/-9% rate and about 90% in the playoffs. The Championship data for OPR predicted the winner in 775 games in the divisions and playoffs from a low of 79% in two divisions to a high of 90% in the 4 team final.
Team 86 finished in 2nd place on a tie breaker (11W-1L) at the FIRST Robotics - South Florida Regional. In the playoffs, we finished 3rd after being knocked over on an uncalled penalty. Our overall ranking for offense (OPR) is 148th of 2,729 robots at 74.6 points or the 95%ile level. Our overall ranking for win margin (CCWM) is 98th of 2,729 robots at 80.8 points or the 96%ile level. This is Team Resistance's highest ranking since Ed Law began publishing data in 2009. Additionally, the team received the regional "Engineering Excellence" trophy. You students produced an outstanding unit in Todd's garage which competed admirably against teams with more resources. The earlier problems of burnt out electronics/controls at the Orlando regional were not repeated this time. Congratulations on producing our best robot in 8 years (2006 - Aim High - Poof Shooter) which was the last time Team 86 had a top 150 unit. An average robot in 2014 scored ~25 pts while an above average (75%ile) bot scored ~43 pts. It is great to be able to state that Team Resistance made a superior robot in 2014. Set your goals even higher for next year in order to produce a 99%ile (spectacular 100+ pt) robot.
Ft. Lauderdale Specifics and Repetitions
FIRST South Florida Regional
Location: Greater Ft. Lauderdale/ Broward County Convention Center
1950 Eisenhower Blvd.
Hotel: Embassy Suites
1100 SE 17th St.
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316
Bus People:
Thursday 3 April 2014 Departure
Southside United Methodist Church
3120 Hendricks Ave. 32207
Turn in beside JD Roberts Jewelery from Hendricks Ave.
5:00 pm Be there!!!
Have all forms listed in previous post that you have not yet turned in. No forms = No bus ride
EAT BEFORE YOU ARRIVE...no food allowed on bus
Saturday 5 April 2014 Return
Last day of competition/ Closing Ceremonies
Leave from hotel and return to Southside United Methodist Church 11:45pm
Contact numbers given to parental units upon arrival at bus loading. See Lisa.
Reminder lunch order is due to Mr. Bailey by 5:00pm Wednsday. Didn't get the list? Email Lisa @ [email protected] and she'll send you the menu if you do not wait until 4:oopm Wednesday. :-)
READ previous post AGAIN to double check all of your items!
See you in Ft. Lauderdale!!
Ft Lauderdale Info Broadcast
Team Resistance Student Guidance
South Florida Regional – Ft Lauderdale
April 3-5, 2014
From Mr. Bailey....the TITAN of Travel!
We will be competing again in the South Florida Regional! Our generous sponsors have made it possible for our entire team to attend by chartering a bus for us. We will meet Thursday April 3rd, 5pm at the Southside United Methodist Church, 3120 Hendricks Avenue, 32207. Do not be late! The bus will depart promptly at 5:30pm!
What you need to do:
Complete the Team Resistance registration form: http://goo.gl/LkONS2
Complete DCPS permission form.
Complete DCPS Medical Release form - MUST BE SIGNED BY NOTARY!
Complete FIRST Media Release Form. [Link To The Form] Yes, must be completed again if you went to Orlando.
Pack items:
- Team shirts.
- Change of clothes
- OLD pillow case and towel to protect hotel linens after you dye your hair green!
- Toiletries
- Sleep attire
- $25 for team meals
- $15-20 for Friday dinner
- Gizmos and chargers for bus ride....you know....slide rules, testbook, etc.
Show up on time!
5pm, April 3rd. We meet at Southside United Church, 3120 Hendricks Ave.
Breakfasts are included in hotel stay.
- Team meals will be arranged Friday lunch, Saturday lunch, and Saturday dinner. Team Meals will be $25 total per person.
- Friday dinner will be self paid by each member. Assume $15-25 dollars for dinner.
- Total food cost should be $40-50 for team members
Check the website daily for updates!
Room cost and bus fare for student team members is paid by Team Resistance.
Family members accompanying must pay ½ room cost ($230 check to Team Resistance or cash)
Get picked up: 11:45pm, April 5th. Southside United Church, 3120 Hendricks Ave. Make sure your Parental Units know this tiny, salient detail!
* Bus ride tips* (it is considered polite to tip the bus driver.....TL)
* Pillow and blanket
* Motion sickness medicine
* Magazines, laptop, iPad, etc.
* Snacks, ***NO GUM***, bottled drinks with screw cap - ***NO CANS***
Trip coordinators:
* John Bailey Cell: 904-626-4415
* Mrs. Stevens: 904-445-7751
Orlando Regional
WOW. What a rollercoaster weekend!
We got there with a perfectly functional robot.
On Thursday we found that the game field officials had overinflated the balls and at least 8 teams could not play or had trouble playing due to balls not working in their mechanisms. After much ado we somehow got the officials to make the balls match the game rule specs....after modifying our machine to make it work as well as we could with oversized balls. This machine modification caused us to miss all of our practice rounds.
On Friday we had the robot ready to run. We took OHMER out to the field and proudly placed him in position for a single ball autonomous run. When the power switch was closed, smoke gods began to escape. Turns out that the new battery has its Anderson power pole connector wired backwards. The resulting smoke damage included the 12-volt-to-5-volt power converter, at least one C-Rio plug in card and plug-in module, and the Wireless Router.
Robert (and Blake?) ran down the street to the parking lot a couple of times to get replacement pieces-parts off of the mechanum wheel prototype stashed in the trailer. By the end of the fourth round we had OHMER patched up and began to make up for lost time in the fifth round.
At the end of the day, despite having one alliance member that just held onto the ball, we had climbed up the ranking ladder from ~55th palce to to #30 by the end of the Qualification rounds. With such a horrible start, it was no surprise that we did not get chosen for the Elimnination Tournament.
Despite all of the trials and tribulations, OHMER and the Drive Team did very well once the bugs were fixed. You can see this for yourself on the online videos from the Orlando Regional Website.
The game play was extremely rough at the Orlando Regional. Robert and Frank commented that we would be better prepared for such shennanigans if we had the big CIM motors back on the drive system. When we left Orlando, we took the drive motor-gearbox-wheel assemblies off (per the rules) and will disassemble and clean them here at Chaos Central. We will replace the steel wheel drive shafts with aluminum shafts with hexagon cross-section and replace the wheel hubs with hexagon-hole wheel hubs. This will allow us to quit worrying about the setcscrews holding the keys and wheels on the shafts properly while simultaneously dropping one entire pound from the robot weight. We will re-assemble the gearboxes with the big CIM motors and lighter-weight parts.
Hopefully everyone will be signing up for the Ft Lauderdale Regional coming up in two weeks. There will be a new post here on the website soon with full info on the trip. PAY ATTENTION!
2014 Penalties & Game Scores
The referees this are racking up the penalities. Basically the average game score is inflated ~34.2 points or roughly 6 points per team. This is a significant impact since the 50%ile score is 21.2 OPR unadjusted for penalties. 70% of the games has the potential final score skewed by a 20-50 penalty.
TEAM RESISTANCE TEE SHIRTS WILL BE HANDED OUT PER PREVIOUS GUIDELINES (two shirts per active member) AT CHAOS CENTRAL FROM 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
If you ordered additional tee shirts for family members, they will be $7.00 each. Bring exact cash or a check (Payable to TEAM RESISTANCE Inc. for extra shirts, please.
TEAM LUNCHES at Orlando Regionals
The standard lunch situation at the Orlando Regional is usually crowded and hurried and pretty much inhales audibly. This year plan for it to be much worse because unlike previous years at UCF, we were there during spring break and the normal resident students were mostly absent. Lunch was slow and crowded then. This year our competition is not during spring break so it will be ever-so-much-more-so crowded and slow.
To alleviate having to participate in a 5000-student-lunch-hour in just four local sandwich shops,
Mr. Bailey is coordinating student lunches from outside. YOU NEED TO copy, paste, fill out, and email-forward the following instruction form with your desires.
This has proven in the past the fastest, cheapest, and most likely method to get you fed and back into the stands before the post-lunch competition begins! Make sure you have cash in hand!
Team 86 Lunch –
Friday, March 14, 2014 Please choose one of the below menu items and respond back to John Bailey at [email protected] no later than Tuesday March 11. Cost is $10, includes: sandwich or salad, chips, drink, and desert.
Cafe Sandwiches On freshly baked bread and served with a pickle spear and chips. CHOOSE ONE!!
Smoked Turkey Breast
99% fat-free smoked turkey breast, leaf lettuce, tomatoes, red onions and salt and pepper, served on Country Bread.
Smoked Ham & Swiss
96% fat-free smoked ham, swiss, leaf lettuce, tomatoes and red onions with salt and pepper, all served Stone-milled Rye Bread
Asiago Steak
Seared steak, smoked cheddar, lettuce, tomatoes, red onions and horseradish sauce on Asiago Cheese Demi.
Mediterranean Veggie
Zesty Peppadew™ piquant peppers, feta cheese, cucumbers, lettuce, tomatoes, onions and cilantro Jalapeño hummus on our Tomato Basil bread.
Tuna Salad
Our special recipe tuna salad, leaf lettuce, tomatoes and red onions with salt and pepper, all served on your favorite sandwich bread.
Classic Salad
Mixed field greens & romaine lettuce topped with vine-ripened tomatoes, cucumbers, red onions & our reduced fat balsamic vinaigrette.
Greek Salad
Romaine lettuce, vine-ripened tomatoes, feta cheese, peperoncini, red onions, Kalamata olives, pepper & our Greek dressing.
*Mayo and Mustard packets, as well as salad dressings will be on the side
Saturday March 15, 2014: PIZZA! Really GOOD Pizza!
Thanks to the generosity and long term FIRST support of the Bolling Family (two kids on TR plus a cousin team in Orlando!) ......Anthony's pizza for only 3.00 per person....but you MUST SIGN UP with Mr. Bailey!
Respond back to Mr. Bailey ASAP! so he can get everything set up! Don't wait until TUESDAY to act.
Elite Robots Wk #2
Currently there are 6 robots with OPRs of 100 points or higher of the 1,000+ units to compete out of 2,732 for 2014. Make it you business to watch them in a webcast. Learn from seeing the best designs in action. They are as follows:
TEAM OPR Regional/District
1. 1114 159 pts Gr. Toronto East
2. 2485 110 pts San Diego
3. 987 109 pts San Diego
4. 33 103 pts Southfield
5. 3683 102 pts Gr. Toronto East
6. 359 100 pts N. Lights
In general scores are dropping in the games as defenses have improved in week #2. The 90%ile robot has in week 2 dropped ~17% to 46 pts from the 55 pts of week 1. Yet note a new maximum score of 420 points which is a major increase (~45%) over week one's 290 points. I believe this year Ohmer can be a top 10% unit with a 50 point or more average.
BUTTON PRESSIN' PARTY and VIEWING AT ARJUN'S PLACE
There will be a Button Pressing Party at Arjun's House (3880 Hartwood Ln Jacksonville, FL 32216) on this Saturday (3/8/14) from noon to 5:00pm. RSVP to Paul @Bitutski.com by Friday evening if you can come.
Button Pressin' and Robot Bashing and Watching is GREAT FUN! Don't Miss It!
The meeting at JEA to have the entire Team viewing and buttons had to be cancelled due to Security scheduling issues. See paragraph above!
******* Mark McCombs still needs some help doing the robot demo at the Friendship Fountain Saturday AM. (Details in post below!) (call 904-616-9869)
Ingenious members will schedule their day to get Super Easy CAS Hours in the morning and then have fun at the Button Pressing Party in the afternoon. Call Mark (904-616-9869)
A very small group of folks will be at JEA to watch the regional at 12:00. I'm sorry we can't do it as a group.


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The CW's 'Arrow' promises to change the game with biggest episode yet
"The Promise" has also been described as a "turning point" -- how much do you see it as a turning point for this season, and how much does it affect what viewers are going to be seeing over the next couple of months?
Pretty huge. It is a pivotal game-changer both in the present and in the past. In the past, we're going to get a major seismic shift in Oliver and Slade's relationship; and in the present, Oliver is going to learn that Slade is alive and well, and here in Starling City. There's really no way for the rest of the season to be the same as the first 15 episodes once we get past ["The Promise"], because Slade's presence just changes everything. Of course, it's going to activate Oliver in a very different way. Last year, Oliver knew that there was a dark archer out there, but because he didn't know who the dark archer was until episode 22 of 23, there was really nothing for him to do. Here, he literally has met his enemy. That will loom incredibly large for the remainder of the season.
Viewers saw Slade talking to Moira at the very end of last week's episode, which is an intriguing development in Oliver's already-strained relationship with his mother -- what can you say about the relationship between those two characters?
Watching Manu and Susanna together in scenes is just so much fun. They're both such talented actors. It's fun to see a character combination that we haven't seen before. Slade is going to play a very pivotal role in Moira's life, and episode 15 really is just the beginning of that. How Oliver deals with it will be a big challenge for the rest of the year.
Looking a couple of weeks into the future, people are already excited about seeing the Suicide Squad on "Arrow." That's such a uniquely "comic book" concept that the show is getting to introduce in live-action for the first time -- as a person with a comic book background yourself, how exciting was that to see it take shape on the show?
Really, really exciting. In part because it kind of has an "Avengers"-like feel to it -- we've introduced all of these characters in their own separate episodes, and it's fun to see to take all of these "villains of the week" and see them interact with each other. Part of the fun of the episode is, "How does Bronze Tiger relate to Deadshot?" "How does Deadshot relate to Shrapnel?"
This is one of those comic books that I grew up with. I remember the Luke McDonnell/John Ostrander run after the "Legends" miniseries incredibly vividly. It's such a great, compelling concept -- "The Dirty Dozen" with supervillains. What's not to love? It's fun to be able to do it within the world of "Arrow," and it never doesn't feel like an episode of "Arrow." It just feels like a different iteration on this world that we've created.
And it appears to be a Diggle-centric episode, which we haven't seen in a while.
This is our most Diggle-centirc episode since episode #6 ["Keep Your Enemies Closer"]. It's not quite a direct sequel to episode #6 of this year, but it certainly speaks to it. Because it is Diggle-centric, we get to see the flashbacks from Diggle's (David Ramsey) perspective -- so we're going to be flashing back to Diggle's time in Afghanistan, which is a fun little bonus for the episode, and you get to see how everything ties together.
It feels like that from the first season to now, "Arrow" has grown in a lot of ways -- there's been some series-high ratings in key demographics, and the buzz around it seems to have increased, which is certainly not always easy to do in a second season. Comic book fans have likely been energized from seeing more comic book characters on the show, but at least anecdotally, I think even non-fans of the source material have come around more to the show than I saw in the first season. What do you attribute that to, as someone so close to it?
I think I might be too close to it, really, to answer. In all honesty, the only thing I know is, we came into this year and I had this massive amount of anxiety. I really felt like we ended last year so strong, it was hard for me to imagine how we would even match ourselves, much less top ourselves.
The thing about television, particularly network television when you're doing 23 episodes a year, you don't get a chance to self-reflect too much. You just go. You've got an episode to produce, and then you have another episode to produce, another episode -- you hope that your plan holds up, and you hope that the totality of the episodes all hang together. \
It's also hard, quite frankly, to answer the question without having finished the race. We're breaking episode 22 right now. We still have a couple of miles to go before we sleep. Hopefully while I'm on a beach somewhere, I'll be able to reflect back on Season 2, and figure out how we managed to grow the show. [Laughs]
The cast and the crew have raised their game enormously in Season 2. While it's hard for me to speak with any objectivity about what we're doing as writers, I can say that from a performance perspective and a production perspective, the show has only grown by leaps and bounds since season 1. I was already pretty proud of Season 1, but we just have a really talented group of people up in Vancouver who do not know how to rest on their laurels -- no pun intended. "Arrow" episode 2x15, "The Promise," airs Wednesday March 5 at 9pm.
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This is the fourth update revision of a paper which was first published on the internet in 2005. It has been widely read and has been well-received by clients and other lawyers. We believe that we have been repeatedly quoted by other lawyers. Our paper was used in global corporate law texts in Asia and was including in required reading for a business valuators program in Canada.
This paper begins by discussing the various sources of shareholder rights, including corporate statutes, articles of incorporation and by-laws, and shareholder agreements. Although securities laws will also be briefly mentioned, the securities regime is exceedingly complex and it is beyond the scope of this paper to address it in detail. We then discuss the remedies provided by corporate statute to shareholders who are aggrieved by the manner in which management conducts the business and affairs of the corporation, including voting, court-ordered meetings, derivative actions, the oppression remedy, investigations, appraisals and court-ordered winding-up on the "just and equitable principle".
The oppression remedy, widely acknowledged to be the most powerful weapon in the shareholder's arsenal of remedies, focusses on two particular points: the broad definition of "complainant" under corporate statutes, and the manner in which the courts have defined the reasonable and legitimate expectations of shareholders and other "proper persons" under the oppression remedy.
The authors are members of ELLYN LAW LLP Canadian Business Litigation & Arbitration Lawyers, a Toronto law firm, specializing in dispute resolution for small and medium businesses and their shareholders. The firm is a member of the International Network of Boutique Law Firms (www.inblf.com), a prestige network of specialized law firms who have demonstrated pre-eminence their practice fields. Ellyn Law LLP is INBLF's designated Toronto firm for shareholder disputes and arbitration. Igor Ellyn, QC is the Chair of INBLF's Business Litigation & Arbitration Practice Group.
In the seven years since this paper was first published, ELLYN LAW LLP has acted on dozens of complex shareholder disputes. Despite our long experience in this area, each case brings its shares of new twists and surprises. In each revision of this paper, we have added the benefits of our added experiences.