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"Hello, My Name Is Ruby," a small bird exclaims to anyone who will listen. She may be tiny, but Ruby makes up for her size in terms of sheer friendliness. Despite differences in size, color, and species, Ruby asks each of them if they would like to be her friends.
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Growing into womanhood is a very hard experience for Shabanu and her beautiful sister Phulan. They belong to a nomadic culture in Pakistan where it is absolutely normal for 12- and 13-year-old girls to be married off to older men.
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The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins: "After witnessing something shocking, Rachel offers what she knows to the police, and becomes inextricably entwined in what happens next, as well as in the lives of everyone involved. Has she done more harm than good?"
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When Tabby Dewhurst arrives heartbroken and penniless on a picturesque, windswept island off the coast of France, her luck appears to change when she overhears a villager repeating aloud the access code to her front door. Hardly believing her own actions, Tabby waits for the woman to leave and then lets herself into the house. And so she enters the strange, hidden world of Emily Marr--or so her new friend introduces herself. (catalog description)
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As a child, Bailey Browne dreamed of a knight in shining armor swooping in to rescue her and her mother. As she grows older, those dreams transform, becoming ones of a mysterious stranger who will sweep her off her feet and whisk her away from her ordinary existence. Then, suddenly, there he is. (catalog description)
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Marjorie Burke was angry. Her little sister had married an Orthodox Jew and seemed to change overnight from a fun-loving, normal, naughty girl into a serious wife and mother—and a very religious one, in keeping with her new husband's beliefs. As a grad student immersed in ancient stories of the White Rebbe, a Jewish holy man and magician, Majorie has an academic historian's point of view on legends. She never expected them to come calling in real life or to have to face down a supernatural being called The Angel of Losses on her own.
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A woman and her siblings share an unstructured childhood on a Pennsylvania farm in the 70's and each of them faces difficulties adjusting to adulthood and life off the farm.


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The church dedicated to the Transfiguration of Our Lord God and Savior Jesus Christ was erected in 1674. The church was renovated and restructured in 1735 thanks to efforts of Paweł Sanguszko. The interior, both walls and ceiling, is decorated with a polychrome dating back to 1735. The late-baroque figurative and ornamental paintings have an illusionistic architectural division.
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Polymer Clay Tutorial - Pearls by MisttheWarriorWatch
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Week 15
Another polymer clay tutorial! I completely made up this method myself, I'll have you know!
The eyeshadow does shed a BIT after baking, but this can be remedied by added a coat of glaze.
^I would LOVE it if you commented if this helps you!!^
^Link me to your creations that you make with these tips, and I will list them below!^
Using this tutorial,
made this gorgeous bracelet: [link]
Have fun making jewelry~
Using this method I made this: [link]
My mom absolutely loves them!
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Will have to try this.
Doesn't the eyeshadow stain and wear off after some time?
A bit, yes - but if you coat it in nail polish or something it should be fine.
I'd never thought about doing this, so thank you! Brilliant method of doing pearls! Thank you!
Glad to help! ^-^
i was just wondering if you could use this method to make other colored pearls as well
It is called Fimo clay am i Correct?
I have a question where do you get your clay?
Personally, I get my clay from Michaels, but you can also get it online.
I use this eyeshadow for this effect on my finger nails after I paint them! I can't believe I never thought to use it with my clay. Thanks for the suggestion!
Umm do you back it at any point??
Coz I use sculpy
Coz I use sculpy
Back it? I'm not sure what you mean by that.
Back it? I'm not sure what you mean by that.
I meant bake the clay
I mean bake
just as a tip, jaquard pearl-ex powder is made for this kinda thing. i love it, because it doesn't have all the fillers that eye shadow has, just the pure mica powder and pigments. plus a jar of it lasts for-fucking-ever
I know that they make special stuff for these kind of things, but the point I'm making here is that lots of people already have the materials in their house, and they don't have to buy a whole (expensive?) jar of powder just to use it once or twice.
do you have to bake it
Yep! After you are done sticking hooks into it or whatever, because it won't be malleable after you bake it. See your baking label on your clay to see how to bake it.
I see.
where do you buy it?
And also, where do you buy the hook?
I don't have oven, So I can't bake it
where do you buy it?
And also, where do you buy the hook?
can i borrow your tutorial as an example for my blog?
This is such a good idea for eyeshadow that's just laying around x3
Awesome! I'll have to try this. I have some sparkly eyeshadow I never use. X3


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Johns Hopkins Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation is proud to offer a training course based around the relationship between structure, mechanics and injury in runners. Dr. Irene Davis, Director of the Spaulding National Running Center at Harvard Medical School will begin this course with the assessment of the injured runner and will cover normal and abnormal alignment and structure. In addition, normal and abnormal running mechanics will be presented.
There will be demonstrations on lower quarter assessment, as well as gait analysis in order to reinforce these principles.We will also cover common running related injuries and review research studies providing evidence for the relationship between structure, mechanics and injury. We will review the development of a clinical hypothesis.
As we move on to treatment, we will address barefoot/minimal footwear running. We will also review strengthening and flexibility exercises, we will then discuss gait retraining, followed by a demonstration to reinforce these techniques. The course will end with a series of case studies.
Program Information
Date: Saturday, January 18, 2014
Time: Registration: 7:00a - 8:00a
Course: 8:00a - 5:00p
Location: Johns Hopkins Hospital
Schaeffer Auditorium, Main Level, Bloomberg Children's Hospital
Fees: Non-JHH/JHHS Participants: $295
JHH/JHHS Participants: $100
Course Credits: This program has been approved for 0.8 CEUs. A certificate of attendence will be provided.
Registration Deadline: January 7, 2014
Course Objectives
1. Gain an understanding of how one's structure increases their risk for injury
2. Be able to conduct a systematic assessment of lower extremity structure in runners
3. Gain an understanding of the normal sequence of running gait mechanics
4. Gain an understanding of the relationship between abnormal mechanics and common running injuries
5. Be able to conduct an accurate running gait analysis using a treadmill and video camera
6. Be able to develop a clinical hypothesis for injured runners upon which to base an intervention approach
7. Gain an understanding of the benefits of barefoot/minimal footwear running
8. Be able to prescribe a transitioning program for runners beginning barefoot/minimal footwear running
9. Be able to prescribe a therapeutic exercise program for the injured runner
10. Be able to conduct a gait retraining program for an injured runner
Course Schedule
7:00 - 8:00 Registration
8:00 - 8:15 Introduction
8:15 - 9:00 Normal and Abnormal Structure
9:00 - 9:45 Normal Running Mechanics
9:45 - 10:15 Abnormal Running Mechanics
10:15 - 10:30 Break
10:30 - 11:15 Relationship between Abnormal Mechanics and Injury
11:15 - 12:00 Development of the Clinical Hypothesis
12:00 - 1:00 Lunch break
1:00 - 2:30 Barefoot/Minimal Footwear Running
2:30 - 3:15 Exercises for the Injured Runner
3:15 - 3:30 Break
3:30 - 4:15 Gait Retraining
4:15 - 5:15 Case Studies
5:15 - 5:30 Wrap Up
Course Handouts
Course Description
Normal vs. Abnormal Foot Structures
Patient Evaluation Form
Normal Running Mechanics
Observational Gait Analysis Form
Running Injury Mechanics
Clinical Hypothesis
Benefits/Pitfalls of Barefoot/Minimal Footwear Running
Barefoot Running Training Tips
Minimal Footwear Recommendations
Theraputic Exercise for the Injured Runner
Exercise Recommendations
Gait Retraining
Gait Retraining Schedule
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About the Instructor
Irene Davis, PhD, PT, FACSM, FAPTA, FASB
Dr. Davis is the Director of the Spaulding National Running Center, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Harvard Medical School. Dr. Davis received her Bachelors degree in Exercise Science from the University of Massachusetts, and in Physical Therapy from the University of Florida. She earned her Masters degree in Biomechanics from the University of Virginia, and her PhD in Biomechanics from Pennsylvania State University.
She is a Professor Emeritus in Physical Therapy at the University of Delaware where she studied the relationship between lower extremity structure, mechanics and injury in runners for the past 20 yrs. Her current areas of study include mechanical factors in tibial stress fractures and patellofemoral disorders along with the effect of physical therapy interventions such as gait retraining. She is interested in the mechanics of barefoot running and its effect on injury rates, and is a barefoot runner herself. She has received funding from the Department of Defense, Army Research Office and National Institutes of Health to support her research related to stress fractures. She serves as a consultant for patients with lower extremity problems related to overuse.
Dr. Davis has given nearly 300 lectures both nationally and internationally and authored over 100 publications on the topic of lower extremity mechanics during running. She has been active professionally in the American Physical Therapy Association, the American Society of Biomechanics, and International Society of Biomechanics. She is a Fellow of the American College of Sports Medicine, the American Society of Biomechanics, and a Catherine Worthingham Fellow of the American Physical Therapy Association. She is a past President of the American Society of Biomechanics. She has organized and coordinated national research retreats on topics of the foot and ankle, anterior cruciate ligament injuries and patellofemoral pain syndrome. She has been featured on ABC World News Tonight, Good Morning America, Discovery, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Parade and Time Magazine.


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SOUTHAMPTON, England Descendants of some of the 1,500 people killed when the Titanic sank a century ago were among the passengers on a cruise ship that set off from Britain on Sunday to retrace the route of the liner's ill-fated voyage.
Some donned period costume, including furs and feathered hats for women and suits and bowler hats for men, to board the MS Balmoral at Southampton on the southern English coast.
Passengers lined the decks and waved as the ship set sail almost 100 years after the Titanic set off on her maiden voyage from Southampton to New York.
The Titanic was considered unsinkable but foundered in frigid Atlantic waters off Newfoundland on April 15, 1912, after striking an iceberg.
Around 700 people were rescued but there were too few lifeboats to save the rest.
The world's most famous maritime disaster has fascinated people ever since, explaining why passengers from 28 countries were prepared to pay up to 8,000 pounds each to be a passenger on the memorial cruise organised by a British travel firm.
The Balmoral will follow in the wake of the Titanic, sailing near Cherbourg in France and then calling at Cobh in Ireland before arriving at the spot where the Titanic went down. There, on April 15, a memorial service will be held on board to mark the centenary of the disaster.
Passenger Jane Allen, whose great-uncle died on his honeymoon trip on the Titanic while her great-aunt survived, said she did not think it was "ghoulish or macabre" to go on the voyage.
"I've been to World War One and Two cemeteries in various places across the world and I think it is always important to remember. The people here in the Titanic died in very different circumstances but it was still quite unbelievable what happened that night," she told the BBC.
Organisers said 1,309 paying passengers booked on the memorial voyage.
While the Balmoral is a modern ship, the 12-night memorial cruise will try to recreate the atmosphere of the time with dishes and music from the era, while experts will give lectures about the Titanic.
A 3D version of James Cameron's 1997 blockbuster movie "Titanic" has just been released to coincide with the centenary of the sinking of the luxury liner.
A $150 million Titanic centre telling the story of the doomed liner has just opened in Belfast, Northern Ireland, beside the slipway from which the liner was launched by the Harland and Wolff shipyard a century ago.
(Reporting by Olesya Dmitracova, Adrian Croft and Chris Helgren; editing by Andrew Roche)
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John C. Maxwell is a #1 New York Times bestselling author, coach, and speaker who has sold more than 24 million books in fifty languages. Maxwell was identified as the most popular leadership expert in the world by Inc. magazine in 2014. He is the founder of the John Maxwell Company, the John Maxwell Team, and EQUIP. He can be followed at Twitter.com/JohnCMaxwell. For more information visit JohnMaxwell.com.


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Silver Queen Palm Tree
During the last twenty years, the Silver Queen Palm is beginning to appear in colder regions in Texas more often year by year and other areas that demand cold hardy Queen Palm Trees that will thrive. Meanwhile, the more commonly sold Queen Palm Trees like the Arecastrum Romanzoffiana (a.k.a. Piru Queen Palm)CLICK HERE For Info On Piru Palm Trees or formerly known Cocos Plumosa Queen Palm that are being sold are being proven to not thrive in cold climates and harsh freezing winter weather and are failing to thrive or survive in colder temperate climates in comparison to the Silver Queen Palm. In fact, there are a few dozen types of Queen Palm Trees that have been experimented with surviving cold weather for extended periods. The Silver Queen Palm Tree is the only undisputed cold hardy Queen Palm Tree out of these numerous types of Queen Palm Trees that has shown the durability to survive cold temperatures and the Arecastrum Romanzoffiana (a.k.a. Piru Queen Palm) has been found to be one of the least likely types of Queen Palm Trees to thrive in areas that indure a freezing winter situation. CLICK HERE For Info On Piru Palm Trees. The Silver Queen Palm Tree has been used in Houston, Texas for decades and has withstood some of the worst winter weather recorded in the last twenty years in Houston, Texas while other types of Queen Palm Trees in Houston perished.
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The Silver Queen Palm Tree is somewhat of a newly described palm native to Brazil and is closely related to Syagrus Romanzoffiana. When we say "newly described palm
tree", this is only reference to this Silver Queen Palm being acknowledged for the
last few decades, where other palm tree species have been around for thousands of
years. The Syagrus Romanzoffiana is one of the more cold hardy Queen Palms. This
Silver Queen Palm is a palm that has been growing in southern California, Arizona and Florida for decades now and is looking like a contender for the cooler northern California climate. The Silver Queen Palm has definitely proven itself in Houston
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The botanical name is not yet defined while some are calling this tree "Syagrus romanzoffiana var. litoralis" and some refer to it as "Syagrus litoralis". The name Silver Queen comes from the heavy tomentum (fuzz on the leaf stem) and bicolor leaf characteristic. The undersides of the leaf stem on mature specimens have a whitish cast to them producing a silver appearance when the sun shines on them. The stem almost looks like it is painted brilliant white in color. This is also a more robust "queen palm" with a thicker trunk which can measure up to over twenty inches wide and has a dense dark green compact canopy. With cold tolerance reports proven in Houston of down to 15 degrees F for continued days at a time, this Silver Queen survived, although some reports are that there has been slight sign of freeze burn damage at this temperature. This obviously seems to be a better choice for cold spot microclimates than the standard Syagrus Romanzoffiana or Arecastrum Romanzoffiana (a.k.a. Piru Queen Palm). CLICK HERE For Info On Piru Palm Trees. While other varieties of queen palm are known to grow to 60 feet tall, the Silver Queen is only known to grow to 40 feet tall. There will likely be some variables in specimens as there are with many other species and natural hybridization will also most likely occur where Syagrus is available. Also noted is a heavier than usual tomentum that forms around the fibrous newly formed leaf bases. This particular palm likes a slightly acid soil when planting. These require monthly feeding during the warm growing season. The Silver Queen will certainly extend the "tropical look" throughout USDA Hardiness Zones 9 A and B, where other Queen Palms often succumb to cold temperatures.
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Ahmed Zewail, Linus Pauling Professor of Chemistry and professor of physics, has been selected as one of 26 members of a new Scientific Advisory Board established by the United Nations secretary-general.
The board, which will meet twice per year, will provide advice on science, technology, and innovation concerning sustainable development to the secretary-general and the heads of UN organizations. The creation of this new board, which was formally announced September 24 at the UN's first High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development, was the result of a recommendation from the report of the High-Level Panel on Global Sustainability in January 2012.
Made up of scientists from various fields in the natural, social, and human sciences, the board will have the main objective of improving the linkage between science and policy and of ensuring that up-to-date and rigorous science is reflected in policy discussions within the UN. In addition, board members will also advise on issues related to the public visibility and public understanding of science. The United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) will serve as the secretariat of the board.
"I am pleased to be a member of this United Nations Scientific Advisory Board. Its objectives coincide with my vision to promote science in education and science in diplomacy," Zewail says. "The UN is an excellent platform for an outreach to all nations."
In 1999, Professor Zewail was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing the field of femtochemistry, which uses ultrashort laser flashes to enable the study of chemical reactions in real time at the scale of quadrillionths of a second. He and his group later developed a technique called four-dimensional electron microscopy for the direct imaging of matter in the three dimensions of space and in time with applications spanning the physical and biological sciences.
He is currently director of the Center for Physical Biology at Caltech funded by the Moore Foundation.
Zewail's new involvement with the UN reflects his long-standing interest in global affairs, particularly as they relate to science, education, and world peace. His commentaries on such global issues have been presented in numerous articles, a number of books, and public addresses all over the world. Since the 2011 revolution in Egypt—his native country—Zewail has also played a critical role in that nation's events.
In addition to his international interests, Zewail has been involved in domestic science policy. In 2009, he was appointed to President Obama's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, and he was named the first U.S. Science Envoy to the Middle East as part of a program sponsored by the White House and the State Department to foster science and technology collaborations between the United States and nations throughout the Middle East, North Africa, and South and Southeast Asia.
Among other honors, Zewail has received the Albert Einstein World Award of Science, the Benjamin Franklin Medal, the Robert A. Welch Award, the Leonardo da Vinci Award, the Wolf Prize, the Priestley Medal, and the King Faisal International Prize. He is a recipient of the Grand Collar of the Order of the Nile, Egypt's highest state honor, and has been featured on postage stamps issued to honor his contributions to science and humanity. Zewail holds honorary degrees from 40 universities around the world and is an elected member of many professional academies and societies, including the National Academy of Sciences, the American Philosophical Society, The Royal Society of London, and the Swedish, Russian, Chinese, and French academies. In recognition of his contributions as a world leader in science and public service, he has received the Top American Leaders award given jointly by the Washington Post and Harvard Kennedy School's Center for Public Leadership.
For the third year in a row, the California Institute of Technology has been rated the world's number one university in the Times Higher Education global ranking of the top 200 universities.
Harvard University, Oxford University, Stanford University, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology round out the top five schools in the 2013–2014 rankings.
Times Higher Education compiled the listing using the same methodology as in the 2011–2012 and 2012–2013 surveys. Thirteen performance indicators representing research (worth 30 percent of a school's overall ranking score), teaching (30 percent), citations (30 percent), international outlook (which includes the total numbers of international students and faculty and the ratio of scholarly papers with international collaborators, 7.5 percent), and industry income (a measure of innovation, 2.5 percent) make up the data. The data were collected, analyzed, and verified by Thomson Reuters.
The Times Higher Education site has the full list of the world's top 400 schools and all of the performance indicators.
As farming strategies have evolved to provide food for the world's growing population, the manufacture of nitrogen fertilizers through the conversion of atmospheric nitrogen to ammonia has taken on increased importance.
The industrial technique used to make these fertilizers employs a chemical reaction that mirrors that of a natural process—nitrogen fixation. Unfortunately, vast amounts of energy, in the form of high heat and pressure, are required to drive the reaction. Now, inspired by the natural processes that take place in nitrogen-fixing microorganisms, researchers at Caltech have synthesized an iron-based catalyst that allows for nitrogen fixation under much milder conditions.
In the early 20th century, scientists discovered a way to artificially produce ammonia for the manufacture of commercial fertilizers, through a nitrogen fixation technique called the Haber-Bosch process. Today, this process is used industrially to produce more than 130 million tons of ammonia annually. Microorganisms in the soil that live near the roots of certain plants can produce a similar amount of ammonia each year—but instead of using high heat and pressure, they benefit from enzyme catalysts, called nitrogenases, that convert nitrogen from the air into ammonia at room temperature and atmospheric pressure.
In work described in the September 5 issue of Nature, Caltech graduate students John Anderson and Jon Rittle, under the supervision of their research adviser Jonas Peters, Bren Professor of Chemistry and executive officer for chemistry, have developed the first molecular iron complex that catalyzes nitrogen fixation, modeling the natural enzymes found in nitrogen-fixing soil organisms. The research may eventually lead to the development of more environmentally friendly methods of ammonia production.
Natural nitrogenase enzymes, which prime inert atmospheric nitrogen for fixation through the addition of electrons and protons, generally contain two metals, molybdenum and iron. Over decades of research, this duality has caused a number of debates about which metal was actually responsible for nitrogenase's catalytic activity. Since a few research groups had modest success in synthesizing molybdenum-based molecular catalysts, many in the field believed that the debate had been settled. The discovery by Peters' group that synthetic iron complexes are also capable of this type of catalytic activity will reopen the discussion.
This finding, along with a wealth of data from structural biologists, biochemists, and spectroscopists, suggests that it may be iron—and not molybdenum—that is the key player in the nitrogen fixation in natural enzymes. The iron catalyst discovered by Peters and his colleagues may also help unravel the mystery of how these enzymes perform this reaction at the molecular level.
"We've pursued this type of synthetic iron catalyst for about a decade, and have banged our heads against plenty of walls in the process. So have a lot of other very talented folks in my field, and some for much longer than a decade," Peters says.
The finding is a first for the field, but Peters says that their current iron-based catalyst has limitations—the Haber-Bosch process is still the industrial standard. "Now that we finally have an example that actually works, everyone wants to know: 'Can it be used to make ammonia more efficiently?' The simple answer, for now, is no. While we're delighted to finally have our hands on an iron fixation catalyst, it's pretty inefficient and dies quickly. But," he adds, "this catalyst is a really important advance for us; there is so much we will now be able to learn from it that we couldn't before."
Funding for the research outlined in the Nature paper, titled "Catalytic conversion of nitrogen to ammonia by an iron model complex," was provided by the National Institutes of Health and the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.
Now in its sixth year of exploring the intersection between biology and engineering, the Donna and Benjamin M. Rosen Bioengineering Center has chosen Caltech professor Frances Arnold as its new director. Arnold, the Dick and Barbara Dickinson Professor of Chemical Engineering, Bioengineering and Biochemistry began her tenure as director on June 1.
A recipient of the 2011 National Medal of Technology and Innovation, Arnold pioneered methods of "directed evolution" – processes now widely used to create biological catalysts that are important in the production of fuels from renewable resources. She was selected for the directorship because "of her demonstrated leadership in the field of bioengineering," says Stephen Mayo, William K. Bowes Jr. Foundation Chair of the Division of Biology and Biological Engineering.
The Rosen Center supports bioengineering research through the funding of fellows and faculty from many disciplines, including applied physics, chemical engineering, synthetic biology, and computer science.
"Bioengineering is an incredibly exciting field right now," Arnold says. "Solutions to some of the biggest problems in science, medicine, and sustainability will come from the interface between biology and engineering, and Caltech is well positioned to be at the forefront. The Rosen Center will help make that happen with innovative programs for bioengineering research and education."
The Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation has recognized Thomas F. Miller, professor of chemistry at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), with a 2013 Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award.
The award provides a $75,000 unrestricted research grant to "support the research and teaching careers of talented young faculty in the chemical sciences," according to the foundation.
"I am very grateful to my colleagues in the Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Division here at Caltech for nominating me for this award," Miller says. "I am also thankful to the Dreyfus Foundation for its generous grant, which will greatly benefit my research efforts."
Miller is an expert in developing theoretical and computational methods to understand a variety of molecular processes including enzyme catalysis, solar energy conversion, dendrite formation in lithium batteries, and the transport of proteins across cell membranes.
The Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Awards program is open to institutions in the United States that offer a bachelor's degree or higher in the chemical sciences, biochemistry, materials chemistry, and chemical engineering. Academic institutions may nominate one researcher per year for the award.
Miller earned a bachelor of science degree from Texas A&M University in 2000 and a PhD at the University of Oxford in 2005. He became an assistant professor at Caltech in 2008 and in 2013 was named professor of chemistry. He is the recipient of a Dreyfus New Faculty Award, Sloan Research Fellowship, National Science Foundation CAREER Award, American Chemical Society Hewlett-Packard Outstanding Junior Faculty Award, and an Associated Students of Caltech Teaching Award.
John D. Roberts, Institute Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus, at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) received the 2013 American Institute of Chemists Gold Medal. The AIC awarded the medal to Roberts at the Heritage Day event in April in Philadelphia hosted by its awarding partner, the Chemical Heritage Foundation (CHF).
The AIC established the Gold Medal, its highest award, in 1926 to recognize service to the science of chemistry and to the profession of chemist and chemical engineer in the United States. The Gold Medal has been presented jointly by the AIC and the CHF since 2003.
"I am very honored to have been selected to receive the American Institute of Chemists Gold Medal," Roberts says. "Throughout my career, I have been fortunate in being able to collaborate with the world's leading researchers, study and teach in highly respected institutions, and participate in some of the most important scientific discoveries since the middle of the 20th century."
Roberts is an expert on the leading research into the mechanisms of organic reactions, the chemistry of small ring compounds, and applications of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy to organic chemistry and biochemistry. He serves on the boards of directors of Organic Syntheses Inc. and University Science Books, and was a consultant to DuPont from 1950 to 2008.
Roberts received his Ph.D. in chemistry from UCLA in 1944. Following a period as an instructor in chemistry there, Roberts was awarded a National Research Council Fellowship at Harvard University in 1945. He joined the staff of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 1946, becoming an associate professor by 1950. In 1953, Roberts became a professor of organic chemistry at Caltech. In 1972, he was appointed Institute Professor of Chemistry and in 1988, Institute Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus and Lecturer. From 1980 to 1983 he served Caltech as vice president, provost, and dean of the faculty.
In addition to his many scientific achievements and chemistry lab discoveries, Roberts also was responsible for breaking the longstanding gender barrier at Caltech by sponsoring Dorothy Semenow (PhD '55) to become the Institute's first female doctoral candidate in 1953. Bringing Semenow from MIT to study at Caltech is "clearly the best thing I have done at Caltech in the 60 years I have been here," he says.
Roberts is a recipient of the American Chemical Society Award in Pure Chemistry (1954), the Priestley Medal (1987), the National Medal of Science and the Welch Award in Chemistry (both in 1990), the Glenn T. Seaborg Medal (1991), the Chemical Pioneer Award of the American Institute of Chemists and the Arthur C. Cope Award of the American Chemical Society (both in 1994), the National Academy of Sciences Award in Chemical Sciences (1999), and the National Academy of Sciences Award for Chemistry in Service to Society (2009).
In 1998, Chemical & Chemical Engineering News named him as one of the 75 most influential chemists in the last 75 years. In 2008, he was elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and in 2009, Fellow of the American Chemical Society. He is a member of the American Chemical Society, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Philosophical Society, and the National Academy of Sciences.
Roberts is the author, with M. C. Caserio, of Basic Principles of Organic Chemistry (1965 and 1977 editions) and has written other textbooks on NMR and Hückel molecular orbital calculations, and more than 500 scientific papers. ACS Books published his autobiography, The Right Place at the Right Time, in 1990.
The AIC is a professional organization dedicated to fostering the advancement of the chemical profession in the United States. Previous AIC Gold Medalists include Alfred Bader, Arnold O. Beckman, Paul Berg, Elizabeth Blackburn, Herbert C. Brown, F. Albert Cotton, Carl Djerassi, Walter Gilbert, Harry B. Gray, Ralph F. Hirschmann, Roald Hoffmann, Robert L. McNeil, Jr., Glenn T. Seaborg, Oliver Smithies, Max Tishler, and George M. Whitesides.
Three graduating Caltech seniors, Alex Wang, Joy Xie, and Philip Kong, have been selected to receive 2013–2014 Fulbright scholarships to pursue graduate studies abroad.
The Fulbright Program is the U.S. government's premier scholarship program. Set up by Congress in 1946 to foster mutual understanding among nations through educational and cultural exchanges, Fulbright grants enable U.S. students and artists to benefit from unique resources in every corner of the world. Each year more than 800 Americans study or conduct research in more than 140 nations through the Fulbright Program.
"It was a pleasure to work with these students," says Lauren Stolper, director of Fellowships Advising and Study Abroad and Caltech's Fulbright Program advisor. "They each had a well-thought-out research idea based at a host university abroad that will provide the resources and supervision needed to ensure a successful outcome. Our Fulbright Scholars are excellent representatives for the Institute as well as for the U.S.—and part of their role as a Fulbright Scholar is an ambassadorial one."
Chemical engineering major Alex Wang, from Dallas, Texas, will be spending a year at Imperial College London in the laboratory of professor Molly Stevens, who specializes in biomedical materials and their application to regenerative medicine. "My topic of study will be how the external stem-cell environment may be able to influence stem-cell behavior and differentiation," Wang says. In particular, he says, "I would be looking at the influence of the protein laminin on differentiation within an artificial hydrogel scaffold. This way, we can look at how these cells can potentially be better controlled in vitro. I chose this topic due to its potential applications in medicine, as well as the opportunity to apply the engineering principles I have learned at Caltech.
"I always wanted to see the UK and experience a brand new culture for an extended period of time. I have never been to Europe," he adds, "so this should be a very eye-opening experience. I am very thankful that Fulbright has given me this honor."
Upon his return, Wang will attend graduate school at MIT, studying biological engineering.
Joy Xie, a chemical engineering major from Troy, Michigan, will travel to Switzerland for a research project in bioengineering and protein chemistry, working with Jeffrey Hubbell at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne.
"Hubbell has done some very translational work in tissue engineering and drug delivery," Xie explains. The goal of her project is to create protein therapeutics that can be used to induce immune tolerance to certain antigens, such as self-antigens, to help treat autoimmune diseases. "I picked this project because I have always been interested in medicine and how it is possible to combine knowledge from several different fields to create something that has the potential to be used in the medical industry," she says.
"Switzerland seems like an incredibly scenic and exciting place, and I have always wanted to visit it," adds Xie, who will attend Northwestern University to study chemical and biological engineering upon her return to the States. "I'm really grateful for this opportunity and excited to be able to be abroad!"
Philip Kong, a biology major from Philadelphia, will be headed this summer to Seoul National University in South Korea to work with professor Sunyoung Kim. Kong, who has been doing immunology research in David Baltimore's lab for the past two years, will be studying how to identify medically meaningful bioactive compounds used in Korea's traditional botanical medicines, with a particular emphasis on screening for activities that control the Th1 and Th2 pathways of the human immune system. Various immune diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis and allergic diseases, will be considered in the work. "I wanted to try a different type of research than my undergraduate research had been. My new project gives me more opportunity to gain access to patient samples and have more immediate impact when it comes to treating autoimmune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis," says Kong, who plans to go to medical school to pursue an MD/PhD after his year abroad.
"There are many reasons why I wanted to go to Korea," he says, "but the main reason had to do with my project, which involves data from herbal medicine. South Korea is one of the two or three places where the practice of botanical medicine has a rich database regarding botanical medicines, including literature hundreds of years old with lists of plants and their clinical effects and safety profiles. In addition, only specific plants grow in South Korea due to the unique climate of the peninsula."
The Fulbright Program, Kong says, is an "exciting opportunity, and I feel that everyone at Caltech at least deserves a chance to study abroad and enjoy the new air of a different country. Any future Fulbright applicants should not hesitate to contact me if they would like to know more about the program."
PASADENA, Calif.—For the second year in a row, a faculty member from the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) has been awarded the Eni Award in Renewable and Non-Conventional Energy. This year, chemical engineer Frances Arnold—who pioneered methods of "directed evolution" for the production and optimization of biological catalysts—has been chosen to receive the distinction, along with her colleague James Liao of UCLA.
Arnold, Caltech's Dick and Barbara Dickinson Professor of Chemical Engineering, Bioengineering and Biochemistry, has shown that mimicking Darwinian evolution in the laboratory is an efficient way to engineer the amino-acid sequence of a protein, endowing it with new capabilities or improving its performance. Arnold and her colleagues have used directed evolution to improve catalysts for making fuels and chemicals from renewable resources.
"There are a lot of creative people working on renewable and non-conventional energy, so it is a huge honor to be selected for this distinction," Arnold says. "This prize recognizes the basic technology we've developed over the years, but especially the application of directed evolution to making things that we currently get from non-renewable hydrocarbons."
The Eni Awards are international prizes that recognize outstanding research and development in the fields of energy and the environment. Eni is an integrated energy company based in Italy. According to the company's website, "The Eni Award was created to develop better use of renewable energy, promote environmental research and encourage new generations of researchers."
A 24-person scientific award committee selects the honorees each year in four categories: New Frontiers of Hydrocarbons, Renewable and Non-Conventional Energy, Protection of the Environment, and Debut in Research. Three additional prizes are awarded for innovative and applied research within Eni, in energy and the environment.
In 2012, Harry A. Atwater, Caltech's Howard Hughes Professor and professor of applied physics and materials science, and director of the Resnick Sustainability Institute, along with his colleague Albert Polman of the Dutch Research Institute AMOLF, was awarded the same Eni Award in Renewable and Non-Conventional Energy, for developing new ultrathin, high-efficiency solar cells.
Of Caltech's back-to-back Eni Awards, Arnold says, "It shows that the renewable-energy research going on at Caltech is world-class. Other places may have much bigger programs, but for impact and accomplishment, the research that the Resnick Institute supports is recognized throughout the world as being at the very top. These groups are making real progress on some of the most important problems we face today."
Arnold, Liao, and the other 2013 awardees will receive their prizes on June 27 at the Presidential Palace in Rome.


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Paul Captain charged with hate crime for threatening e-mails to Wisconsin State Fair official
Paul Captain faces a hate crime charge for his e-mails.
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Paul Captain has been charged with a hate crime for threatening, racist e-mails he sent to Wisconsin State Fair spokeswoman Patrice Harris.
Captain saw Harris, who is black, speaking on television about the violent, racially-charged attacks that occurred last week. After watching the press conference, Captain, 49, immediately dashed off two racist and threatening e-mails to Harris.
The e-mails, which caused Harris to lock her office door and contact State Fair police, warned of a violent rampage against black people, according to a complaint filed against Captain by the Milwaukee County Attorney.
"After opening day & what happened Last night after the fair there will now Be major revenge on all Fucking Worthless NIGGERS in Milwaukee!!!", Captain wrote.
Captain signed both e-mails "JARED.....LOUGHNER....the 2nd!!!!!", a reference to the Tuscon, Arizona man who killed six people and injured 14, including Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, in a January shooting spree.
Harris locked herself in her office when she got the e-mails.
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Captain's e-mails, which he later told police he wrote while watching Harris on television, make for frightening reads.
The first e-mail is a specific threat of an impending racial shooting:
And you can now EXPECT MAJOR REVENGE.....SHOOTINGS..... MASS...NIGGERS...KILLED...... I will be packing my guns on me on the State fair grounds from now on when I attend the fair again...EXPECT...... M.A.J.O.R.!!!!!T.R.O.U.B.L.E.!!!!!!!!
The second is more spefically aimed at Harris, whom Captain writes "Helped trigger" the violence of August 4, and accuses of "blowing me off Because I was white."
When police interviewed Captain about the e-mails, he admitted he sent them. Captain, who now lives in the small town of Berlin, told police the stories about the race fighting at the State Fair had caused him to flash back to when he lived in Milwaukee. Captain told police he'd been "beaten and robbed several times by 'Black guys'" when he lived in the city.
Captain also apologized, and said he didn't want to hurt anyone.
He's charged with two counts of threatening injury or harm in a computer message. Both charges are misdemeanors but the second has been classified a hate crime because of the racial nature of his e-mail. The maximum crime for a threatening e-mail is 90 days in prison and a $1,000 fine, and the maximum sentence for a threatening e-mail which is classified as a hate crime is one year in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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Astrosoft is a free indian astrology software program for astrologers and astrological students. Its a Java Swing based GUI Application. It provides Birth chart of individual with details of Lagna, Rasi, Nakshata, Thithi, Paksha and many more features.16 weekly downloads
HariSree Gujarati Software Pack
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JAnimationShop -The Animation Editor
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A Digital Watermarking is an identification code, permanently embedded into image carrying information about copyright protection.Creators and owners of content use "WaterMarker" to protect their intellectual property rights in internet.
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Of course, no holiday table is complete without a vessel with which to serve the gravy. Woodbury Pewter's gravy boat ($57.50) is lightweight and easy to handle when pouring. If you prefer better portion control, also choose the 1-ounce ladle ($19.50). Both items are made in Woodbury, Connecticut, of lead-free pewter with a satin finish. If you're in town, stop at the factory, where you can watch the pieces being made and browse the outlet store for discounted seconds. To find a store near you or to request a catalog, call 800-648-2014 or 203-263-2668. woodburypewter.com
Please Note: This information was accurate at the time of publication. When planning a trip, please confirm details by directly contacting any company or establishment you intend to visit.


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Applications for the Fall 2010 Leadership Retreat
Due Wednesday, August 11, 12pm
Click here to download the application file
Email your completed application and essays to email@example.com
The Dean's Leadership Retreat is an opportunity for current campus leaders to gain valuable skills and to network with each other and with College administrators. A series of workshops will be facilitated by Bryn Mawr College faculty, staff, and students, as well as specialists from the non-College community. There will be networking events that may include the Dean of the College, the President of the College, and distinguished alumnae. Some time will be allocated for some semester planning and goal setting, both within and between campus organizations.
The Fall 2010 Retreat will take place Saturday and Sunday, September 11-12.
The Dean's Leadership Retreat is free of costs for all accepted participants.
The Selection Committee will consist of two or three staff representatives appointed by the Dean's Office, in addition to representatives from the Student Life Office.
This retreat is designed to support current campus leaders. The successful applicant will:
Participants must be rising sophomores, juniors, or seniors, who hold a current leadership position at the College. These positions might include, but are not limited to, SGA elected offices, SGA appointed positions, work-study management, club or organization leadership, volunteer leadership, or academic leadership. Applicants from a wide variety of leadership backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
Click to download the application.
Application is due Wednesday, August 11, 2010, at Noon. Email completed applications to email@example.com.
Participants will be selected and notified by August 13.
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Annual One Million Dollar Entrepreneurship Competition
Witnessing the growth of entrepreneurial activities in our region, the Competition aims to provide a platform for HKUST community members an integrative learning experience to create and evaluate new business and to prepare students to start their future career in entrepreneurship. Winners of the Competition can use the cash prize as seed money to form their own company or to further the commercialization of their inventions. To encourage teams whose plans utilize HKUST technologies and/or have members from different schools, they will be eligible for additional cash awards, if they are winners of the 1st, 2nd, or 3rd prizes at the Final Round of judging
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Training Camp
Offering a training camp in order to better prepare applicants to plan their innovative/entrepreneurial projects and to form potential partnerships with other participants from the Greater China region and from overseas.Click to view the details


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I saw the video for The Lonely Island's "Threw It on the Ground" recently and, approximately 10 seconds in, there's a guy who almost looks like Joel Spolsky. Who's the actor? I'd be very surprised if it's Joel...
The actor you're looking for is Bobby Moynihan and has been frequently seen on SNL since 2008 with appearances in over a hundred episodes.


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Honor students from around the Lake Region were honored at a special Recognition Day program on Tuesday sponsored by the Devils Lake Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs at the Lake Region State College.
The Devils Lake Class of 2013 Honor Students are pictured here, they are, front row, left to right: Sarah Johnson, Jennifer Loff, Amanda Lilleberg. Back row, left to right: William Boehmer, Brandon Tofte, Derek Broden, Nathan Mertens and Timothy Gleason.
The top students from Adams-Edmore, Four Winds, Lakota, Leeds, Maddock, Minnewaukan, Starkweather and Warwick were also honored at the event.
For a Seen on Scene photo gallery from that event go to "Our Photos" on this website. Plus a video from the event features the Starkweather High School Choir. That will also be posted on our website under "Videos."
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The Hollywood Reporter
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July 29, 2016
7:54am PT by
Eriq Gardner
'Iron Man' Composer's Lawsuit Over Ghostface Killah Sampling Revived by Appeals Court
Sony must again face copyright claims over the rapper's second album, "Supreme Clientele," and could be headed for the kind of trial that would go into some nuance about Marvel's history.
THR, Esq.
July 28, 2016
5:03pm PT by
Ashley Cullins
'Empire' Beats "Gangsta Pimp's" $10M Copyright Suit
Pimpin' ain't easy, and neither is winning a copyright lawsuit against a major network.
July 28, 2016
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Tobias Burns
Fox News Sued Over Use of Mexico Border Photo on Website
This is one of several photography usage rights cases brought against Fox News.
July 28, 2016
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Eriq Gardner
Bill Cosby Drops Lawsuit Against Rape Accuser
The entertainer's lawyer says he'll instead focus his efforts on defending claims.
July 28, 2016
12:40pm PT by
Eriq Gardner
Can Viacom Really Stop Stephen Colbert From Playing "Stephen Colbert"?
Why a lawsuit has the potential of becoming one of the all-time great cases concerning split personality.
July 28, 2016
9:56am PT by
Eriq Gardner
Philippe Dauman Gets Judge's Go-Ahead in Lawsuit Over Removal from Sumner Redstone Trust
A request for an immediate mental examination of Sumner Redstone, however, is denied.
July 28, 2016
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Sony Hack Results in Lawsuit Over Failure to Prevent Movie Piracy
According to the complaint, Sony contends it had "no obligation ... to take any anti-piracy measures whatsoever" with regards to the film "To Write Love on Her Arms."
July 27, 2016
5:49pm PT by
Ashley Cullins
KTLA Reporter Sues AARP Over 'Movies for Grown-Ups Awards'
Sam Rubin says he used all his industry goodwill to land a nationwide distributor for the newly televised ceremony but AARP backed out.
July 27, 2016
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Jackson Nephews File $100M Libel Suit Against Radar Online Over Porn Allegations
The lawsuit claims a series of stories published by the gossip website defame the late King of Pop and his three nephews.
July 27, 2016
11:49am PT by
Ashley Cullins
Reagan Shooter's Release Conditions: Barred From Giving Interviews, Must Stay Away From Jodie Foster
John Hinckley Jr. shot President Ronald Reagan in 1981 in an attempt to impress the actress and, after decades of treatment for mental illness, will soon leave the hospital subject to 34 conditions.
July 27, 2016
8:30am PT by
Eriq Gardner
Jared Leto Aims to Save Lawsuit Against TMZ Over Video Posting
The actor and musician disputes the contention he doesn't own the video where he curses Taylor Swift.
July 26, 2016
6:30am PT by
Ashley Cullins
Eddie Money Responds to Ex-Drummer's Harassment Allegations
Money admits to calling Symmonds "Chemo the Drummer" but says it was to sell "Beat Cancer Like a Drum" T-shirts to raise funds for his treatment, and the drummer was in on the joke.
July 25, 2016
6:22pm PT by
Ashley Cullins
Mr. Robot
Judge SLAPPs Lawsuit Filed Against Christian Slater by His Dad
The decision highlights the success of 'Mr. Robot' and the significant public interest in mental illness.
July 25, 2016
3:15pm PT by
Eriq Gardner
Why Donald Trump Should Have Gotten Song Permission from The Rolling Stones (But Not Queen)
An ASCAP license covered much of what was played at the Republican National Convention. But maybe not everything.
July 25, 2016
2:38pm PT by
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Beyonce Asks Court to Toss 'Lemonade' Lawsuit
The star's lawyer argues her visual album and the short film it's accused of mimicking are "a textbook example" of what does not constitute copyright infringement.


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Re: American Express to Refund $85 Million
jsucool76 wrote:
Maybe this is why they're dumping the zync They're poor now and don't want to risk anything on us low credit people
I really don't know, the subprime market is profitable and everyone wants a slice. Prime is red ocean, subprime may not be entirely blue ocean still but there's lots of open space in the market.
The fee is roughly 10% of last year's earnings, absolutely non-trivial but it's not going to be financially crippling. Admittedly according to the similar investor relations releases, Amex has the lowest default rate in the industry: maybe they were seeing a trend in Zync holders they didn't like. It's so hard to know when I doubt much will be officially posted.
I guess one of the the other ways this forum is atypical is while people don't usually find it until something is realized to be ugly on their credit report, the denizens of this forum are probably less likely to repeat past mistakes than the average population too, so analysis of default rates from here borders on impossible.
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A person familiar with Lululemon Athletica Inc. LULU 0.35 % Chief Executive Christine Day's resignation announcement to the company's board now says the reasons for her departure that were given by the person to The Wall Street Journal were based on the person's own perceptions and not the executive's actual comments. A June 11 Marketplace article on Ms. Day's resignation quoted the person as saying that Ms. Day told the board she had become exhausted and didn't want to commit to the travel needed for an international expansion. The company says Ms. Day didn't make the statements and that those aren't the reasons for her resignation.
Pandora Media Inc. P 3.19 % spokeswoman Mollie Starr said she doesn't know how much the company paid to acquire radio station KXMZ-FM from Connoisseur Media LLC. A Corporate News article on Wednesday implied that Ms. Starr knew the price, as it incorrectly reported her saying the station was the cheapest that Pandora could find to buy.
NorthStar Battery Co. makes the NorthStar lead-acid battery that is distributed by Exide Technologies Inc. A Corporate News article on Tuesday about Exide's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing incorrectly said that Exide makes the brand.
Costume designer Catherine Zuber has won five Tony Awards in her career. An Arts article on Wednesday about her work for the show "Far From Heaven" incorrectly said she had won seven.


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Oregon held it first bowl practice this afternoon in the Moshofsky Center, working out without pads but together as a team for the first time since the Civil War. Whether it was the end of that long layoff, or the conclusion of final exams at the university, perhaps even practicing a little later than normal, the Ducks to a man were, well, giddy afterward, for lack of a better term.
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I have just installed the plugin and all seem to be working great, except for some reason the label position is calculated wrong and is positioned on top of the stars, which makes it really hard to click. In the preview in the admin, it's working fine there... Here is a link: http://www.stylist24.fr/magazin
I have checked and doesn't seem any of my styles are applied to it, except things like font or so, so shouldn't affect the position...
As the javascript is minified and not on my server, cannot see how the position is calculated and why it is off.
All the best,
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I requested my plugin to be added but its directory still doesn't exist in the repository! I mistakenly added it twice under 2 different names, anyone know who to contact or how to remove the other one?
I have everything done I just need to upload my files, I have version control client on my box but like I said the directory that my plugin is supposed to be in doesn't exist in the repository...
Also anyone knows how to use Eclipse to check out/in to the repository? in my experience you always need to have a login when you connect to a repository in eclipse anyone knows how to connect to WP's server using eclipse without a login since no where I was provided with a repository login?


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I have a working rails application that I want to be served through another domain name. So I modified the VirtualHost by adding it as a ServerAlias:
<VirtualHost *:80>
DocumentRoot /home/my/app/public
ServerName long_server_name.com
ServerAlias short_name.com
RewriteEngine On
ProxyRequests Off
ProxyPass / http://localhost:3000/
ProxyPassReverse / http://localhost:3000/
ProxyPreserveHost on
<Proxy *>
Order deny,allow
Allow from all
But, for some odd reason, when I go to short_name.com it gives me the Fedora test page.
I'm able to find documents under /public if i go to them directly (eg. short_name.com/somepage.html). But the requests are not being handled by Rails. Going to the root path should redirect to the login (by rails).
Any ideas? How can I debug what's going on?
(A possible unrelated caveat: 'short_name.com' is a URL that's being leased from someone else as they are the owner.)


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Released: Dec 01st, 2005
Running Time: 130
Director: Guy Capo
Company: DVSX
Cast: Taryn Thomas, Katrina Kraven, Sophia (I), Nikki Nievez, Cheyene Collins, Ava Vincent, Chris Canon, Talon (I), James Deen, Kelly Wells, Dillan Lauren, Sergio (I), Kurt Lockwood
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Gonzo
Ass Factor 3 does precisely what a butt-fucking video should do: get right down to business, keep the action moving and get out while the going is good. While not groundbreaking, it smoothly achieves the aforementioned goals. It also features a few babes whose faces are worth looking at as much as their asses.
Sophia definitely brings the kind of carnal energy required for a lusty cornhole session. This is evidenced by the fact she's too preoccupied enjoying Talon's rectal rootering to issue one of those phony cum-hither looks to the viewer. Other gals fall into this trap, but more often than not the action makes up for it - like the upturned piledriver Ava receives from Deen, who tops off her tangy tank with an overflowing well of spunk. Action is louder than words.


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List of Pokémon by wild held item
- This article is about wild held items from Generation III onward. For wild held items in Generation II, see List of Pokémon by wild held item (Generation II).
| This article is incomplete.
Please feel free to edit this article to add missing information and complete it.
Reason: anything missing from XY.
This is a list of Pokémon by the items they may be holding when caught from the wild from Generation III onward. Note that not all Pokémon listed can be caught legitimately in the wild, but their held item exists in the game's programming.
Compound Eyes
If a Pokémon with the Ability Compound Eyes leads the party, it makes rare items easier to find, even if the Pokémon has fainted. In Pokémon Emerald and all Generation IV games, the chance of finding a Pokémon in the wild holding an item increases by 50% of the original chance. Since Generation V games, the chance of finding a wild Pokémon holding an item increases from 50%/5%/1% to 60%/20%/5%.
Held item table
|This item article is part of Project ItemDex, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on all items.


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View the original article at: http://www.countryweekly.com/magazine/covers-archive/october-25-2010-billy-currington-im-very-private
Billy Currington's star is definitely on the rise but he remains a mystery to many fans. And that seems to be the way the "Pretty Good at Drinkin' Beer" singer prefers it. "I don't let out much information," Billy admits. "I just don't think it's necessary."
But Billy was perfectly willing to talk about his music and his current album, Enjoy Yourself, which he notes focuses on positive tunes. "I had two sad ones that were really great, but they just didn't fit," he says. Billy also talks about his close-knit family and his favorite traveling companion, his dog Paco.
Read the full article, "The Very Private Life of Billy Currington" [1]
[1] http://www.countryweekly.com/magazine/vault/very-private-life-billy-currington-2010
[2] http://www.countryweekly.com/newsstand-covers/country%E2%80%99s-sexiest-man-2010
[3] http://www.countryweekly.com/newsstand-covers/why-we-love-taylor-swift-and-why-you-should-too


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They claimed it would enlongate my balls. They said to expect
an additional 3" hang. As of now I have experianced no growth.
I doubt this will hit the market anytime soon so any of you who bought this
stock with that drug approval in mind should think twice.
That was either one of the funniest or stupiest post I have read yet.
Still trying to figure it out.
I think he needs on to enlongate his brain!


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Electric Cars Make Sense Now, Their Future Is Bright
Remember when mobile phones fit in a brief case, weighed 40 pounds and were affordable only to the wealthy? Now, cell phones fit in your hand, have desktop-like computing power and sell by the tens of thousands every day.
Holman Jenkins's skepticism of electric cars ("Volte-Face," Business World, Oct. 20) ignores the fact that electric vehicles are in the early stages of development. As battery technology matures and the infrastructure is built, price, performance and acceptance of electric vehicles will inevitably improve.
Chevrolet's Volt represents a better, more practical electric car as this segment of the industry advances. Volt owners can drive gas-free for 25 to 50 miles, depending on conditions. Since some 75% of Americans average 40 miles or less each day, that could mean millions of miles without using a drop of gas. For longer trips when battery power is drawn down, a small gas engine generates power for some 300 more miles of driving.
Mr. Jenkins also ignores the fact that petroleum is not infinite and gas prices are likely to rise over time. Electric vehicles are not the only answer, but they will be a big part of any solution, and it takes an investment by many players, including auto makers, utilities and government, to help this industry grow.
The early enthusiastic consumer response—more than 120,000 potential Volt customers have already signaled interest in the car, and orders have flowed since the summer—give us confidence that the Volt will succeed on its merits. Electric vehicles will be an important part of the future, here and around the globe, and we are proud to help lead the way.
Mark Reuss
President, North America
General Motors Co.
Mr. Jenkins raises an interesting question about the environmental benefits to be derived from recharging the Chevy Volt or other plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) from an electricity generation fleet that includes coal-fired power plants.
Noting that nearly half of the nation's electricity is produced with coal-based electric generation, the Natural Resources Defense Council and Electric Power Research Institute teamed up to study the potential impacts of PHEVs on electricity use and the environment. Among their conclusions: Widespread adoption of PHEVs can reduce greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles by more than 450 million metric tons annually in 2050, equivalent to removing 82.5 million passenger cars from the road. They also found that PHEVs can improve air quality nationwide and reduce petroleum consumption by three million to four million barrels per day in 2050.
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Marc by Marc Jacobs Women's Spongey Wool Twill Short Sleeve Dress. The two-toned red shift style dress features short sleeves, a crew neck and concealed zip to reverse with hook fasten complete with a fully lined skirt. - GG.
Shell: Wool, Nylon. Combo: Triacetate, Polyester. Lining: Polyester.
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