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Coyle relishing special atmosphere
Wigan boss Owen Coyle expects a "special" night on Thursday as the DW Stadium hosts European football for the first time.
Slovenian side Maribor are the visitors as the FA Cup winners go in search of a first victory in continental competition following their goalless draw against Zulte Waregem a fortnight ago.
Maribor have never beaten an English side but they have a lot more experience at this level than Wigan and lost out to Victoria Plzen in the final round of qualifying for the Champions League group stages.
The Slovenians lost 5-2 to Rubin Kazan in their first Europa League match and sacked manager Ante Cacic on Sunday, with Ante Simundza stepping in to take charge in time for Thursday's game.
Coyle said: "It's the first home tie. We've obviously had the experience of the first European tie for the club against Zulte Waregem in Belgium, where we acquitted ourselves very well.
"And what we want to do now is achieve maximum points tomorrow night, which would put us in a nice place in terms of the standings in the group.
"But to do that we're going to have to play very well because they're a very good side. They changed their coach at the weekend so that brings one or two things that they may change.
"For us, it's important we get to our standard and perform as we can. We've got good players and we're in the process of building a very good team.
"Nothing's altered our opinion that we're set for a very successful and exciting season, and tomorrow night provides that as well.
"Hopefully it will be a special atmosphere. Coming along for the first home European tie, it will be a special night for everybody."
Coyle has already expressed exasperation at the fixture pile-up after Wigan were forced to play three times in six days last month.
Birmingham discovered two years ago the complications of playing in the Championship and the Europa League, and Coyle spoke about the challenge to former Blues boss Chris Hughton in the summer.
But the Scot insists reaching the knockout stages, which Birmingham narrowly missed out on, is a priority alongside returning to the Premier League.
Coyle said: "Any competition you enter you want to be winning games. We as a group want to progress to the knockout stages, and to do that we've got to overcome some terrifically talented opponents.
"The amount of games we've had to play has been difficult, and especially given the fact we've had real injury concerns. But we know moving forward we're going to be in a very strong position.
"We're trying to build a squad that can cope with those demands. Going into the international break, we've got two home games, we want to win both of them and we'll do everything in our power to do that."
Wigan currently sit 15th in the Championship table and by the time they face Blackburn on Sunday they will have three games in hand on most of their rivals.
Coyle is not unduly worried, though, and he said: "Come the end of December we'll have caught up and we're certainly hoping by that time we'll have qualified for the knockout stages of the Europa League, because we want to do well in this competition and at the same time achieve the goal of trying to get back to the Premier League at the first time of asking."
Injuries have certainly not helped and Wigan will be without Ali Al Habsi, Gary Caldwell, Ivan Ramis, Stephen Crainey, Shaun Maloney, Grant Holt and Marc-Antoine Fortune.
Coyle is not planning to make wholesale changes to the side beaten by Watford at the weekend, the Scot saying: "It's now time we get a bit of continuity and consistency of selection.
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In preparation for the 2012-13 college hoops season, SI.com breaks down the best of the best in each of the six major conferences. Andy Glockner serves up his picks for Player of the Year, breakout candidate and more for the ACC.
Snaer has gotten better and better as a scorer over the course of his three seasons in Tallahassee, busting out last season as a junior. He is a high-efficiency, high-frequency shooter with 40 percent accuracy from behind the arc on a team that sometimes (well, OK, usually) struggled for consistent offense. The Seminoles' mix will be different this season, with some questions looming in the frontcourt, but the departures of lower-efficiency shooters like Luke Loucks and Deividas Dulkys may mean more shots for more capable shooters, and Snaer should be first in line to gobble some of those up. Snaer also is an all-ACC defensive team member, and that side of the ball never rests under Leonard Hamilton. He also has the longest college athlete bio ever posted on the Internet.
If he can stay healthy, the 290-or-so-pound Johnson could be a big (literally) reason why the Canes make a push into the top three of the league. Johnson slipped a bit both in offensive effectiveness and rebounding dominance last season after missing the first part of the year due to injury. Now he has embraced water and gotten in better shape. He also, according to coach Jim Larranaga, has added a lefty jump hook to his arsenal and, apparently, three-point range on his jumper. The Sporting News wrote that Johnson made 59 threes in a 5-minute drill in practice earlier this month. Larranaga will probably be fine with Johnson camping out in the lane and averaging a strong double-double.
If the Blue Devils are going to challenge NC State (and whomever else) for the league title, they will need their freshman point guard to deliver on his significant billing. Quinn Cook might take a step up, but a backcourt of Cook, Tyler Thornton and Seth Curry is not good enough for the Devils to be a national title contender. Duke is very thin in the backcourt with Andre Dawkins redshirting this season, so Sulaimon's offensive game will be welcome ... and if he can actually stop anyone on the perimeter, even better.
The front half of the Wolfpack's schedule is loaded with home games against the top half of the league, so they will need to take advantage of these opportunities. Trips to Duke, North Carolina and Florida State are all in the final nine games of the season. This is game three of the regular-season slate, and the Pack will likely have been untested in the league before this one (at BC, home to Georgia Tech). If you want to be the man, you have to beat the man, and this is a good place to start, at home, against the team picked as the most likely threat to stop you, and a program that has co-dominated your state and the national landscape for a quarter-century.
That's the new number of league games this season, up from 16. The extra games create two more opportunities for home-and-homes, but some scheduling strength imbalances remain, so buyer beware when comparing profiles come March.
Things have to start working, and working quickly, in Winston-Salem. Bzdelik was able to land a huge and well-regarded freshmen class, and how that class develops this season and positions itself for next year could determine whether Bzdelik survives to see them grow into upperclassmen. With a 21-42 record in two seasons, he needs to start winning games and showing promise. Right now.
There may be significant separation between the top five or six teams in the league and the rest. Wherever that split occurs may be the cutoff for NCAA bids. The top five projected teams look like a safe bet to make the tournament. If Maryland becomes good, or Clemson or Virginia surprise, there could be room for a sixth ACC team in the field of 68, but that almost certainly is the cap.
1. North Carolina State: It's all on the table for the Wolfpack, who were picked to win the league in the preseason media poll and should be a top-5 team in many national polls entering the season. Coach Mark Gottfried has done a fantastic job in quickly building the roster with an impressive freshman class, led by Rodney Purvis, to boost a group of returnees featuring C.J. Leslie, the preseason ACC Player of the Year, and Lorenzo Brown. Will the Pack be able to handle the frontrunner role? NC State was 1-8 against the RPI top-50 last season before its run to the Sweet 16, so even with a loaded roster, the Pack will need to establish itself as more consistently capable of handling quality teams before people fully buy in.
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Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, will be a guest this weekend on CNN's "State of the Union."
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Sep 2, 2012 at 2:23pm
Parent preset for bpatchers?
I want to have individual presets in each version of the bpatcher and also a parent preset. I also want to be able to interpolate at every level. I have attached the files and would appreciate any advice you can give as it's not working for me. Sine glide multi is the parent, gagaku b is the bpatcher
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Sep 2, 2012 at 2:58pm
If you're not telling us what it is which isn't working for you its kinda hard to debug this since you're leaving us to guess.
For starters I noticed that the bpatcher objects contained a wrong reference; "gagaku b.maxpat" instead of "gagakub.maxpat", which could be a possible cause.
Since every bpatcher loads a new copy of the subpatch each of them will have their own settings, so I'm also not too sure about what you meant with "individual presets". Its not as if all bpatchers would use the same settings.
You also might want to check your Max window. The moment I load the main patch I get several errors:
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Loadbang doesn't take any arguments for example…
Sep 2, 2012 at 3:14pm
basically I cant preset the bpatcher from outside it. I want to be able to save the states of multiple bpatchers from the parent patch.
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OK I have tried to really simplify it. I want presets inside and outside of bpatchers, hopefully the atached files should demonstrate. It partially works but has some bug. The parent preset recalls saved states but randomly.
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Queens >Food & Dining > Winegasm Bar & Eatery
3186 37th St, Astoria, NY | Directions 1110340.760031 -73.920492
Sun-Wed 5:30pm-1am;
Thu 5:30pm-2am;
Fri-Sat 5:30pm-3am
Neighborhoods: Astoria
Winegasm Eatery is an intimate Astorian wine bar serving Mediterranean tapas. It has a bistro-like feel, ideal for conversation, while sampling wines and cocktails from all over the world.
Enjoy the Mediterranean tapas menu which is fun to explore while enjoying a glass of wine or a pitcher of Sangria. The wide varieties of meals are meant to compliment the wine list at this Astoria wine bar. A must is the Smoked Duck or the Shrimp steamed in Chabis. Also choose from the numerous selection of Panini, Socas & Spreads.
This eclectic Astoria wine bar has a Mediterranean feel to it. Communal tables in the center of the restaurant cater to large parties or allow you to network and make new friends. While smaller groups will revel in the private seating and romantic setting.
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Please consider twice before eating at Winegasm. It's poorly managed. I called to make reservations for V-Day three weeks in advance. While making the reservation I asked about the menu for that night; specifying my wife is a vegetarian and we want to ensure that she will be able to enjoy the experience if there was a limited menu. I was told it was an open menu not to worry. Then I received a call 1 week before V-Day telling me there is only a tapas menu available and that all options have fish/meat. It is one week before Valentines Day. It will be very hard to make a reservation at a reputable establishment under short notice. Very disappointed, especially since the manager who took my call yesed me up and down, just to call back and rescind his word.
As for the food? Wouldn't know. Didn't even get that far.
Great spot & the BEST Mac n Cheese! – Winegasm is the perfect spot to relax with some wine and good company. I make it a habit to try mac n cheese everywhere it's available and Winegasm gave me a mac n cheese gasm... INCREDIBLE! Excellent food priced right in an awesome atmosphere. I can't wait to go back.
try one of the wine flights sooo good. – great great selection of wines. try one of their wine flights! it's awesome because you get to try a few different wines you may not normally have the courage to buy a whole glass.
Our private wine tasting party was the best way to celebrate our dear friend's 30th! It was a lovely afternoon of chatting and drinking together.
We all learned a little bit from Dean and overall, loved it!
the owner rips you off – went with a friend and was so excited. love wine bars!!!! and i heard the mac and cheese was amazing. while there, we started talking to one of the owners. he seemed really nice and after we were done with our bottle of wine. he recommended another bottle for us to try. he even poured himself a glass. well we didn't like the bottle and gave the it to the owner. he accepted it and continued to drink it. we decided to get another bottle of what we had previously. when we asked for the bill, to our surprise, we got charged for the bottle of wine we didn't like and gave back to the owner. it took about 20 minutes to have the owner come out from the back to explain why this was on there. he actually said too bad. i got more infuriated and started making a scene. this time yelling at how dare he rip us off. finally after 15 minutes or so, i got the bottle of wine off the check. there are new wine bars popping up all over astoria so i'll never have to go back here again.
Manhattan in Astoria – Right around the corner from my place, I love coming here after work. It's a nice alternative to staying late in the city and cabbing home. I just wish their kitchen was open late as well.
Best place with the weirdest name! – I just wanted to comment on this little spot me and my friends recently stumbled upon. I was initially both curious and slightly put off by the weird name but once inside I was pleasantly surprised, decor and ambiance were A++, it was a Tuesday night and the place was hosting an ''Open Mic'' event, at first there were not too many people and the gentleman behind the bar said it was a "calm before the storm" and true to his words about an hour into the event the place was packed with young "new age" Astoria crowd. I have been living in this neighborhood for a few years now and always wished there were more places like this one with a Manhattan "feel" .. so I think this place might save me a trip to Manhattan on occasion! Overall, really impressed, staff was minimal ( I only saw 3 people including the cook) but really friendly and the food was excellent, we tried some smaller and larger shares (goat cheese stuffed peppers and bacon mac & cheese) REALLY awesome! Wine selection seemed extensive I am not a big wine drinker but glass of Italian red they recommended (a Super Tuscan? ) was spot on. Great addition to the neighborhood!
over priced – Really nice place, decent selection of wines and the staff has good recommendations but VERY small portions for the prices.
The Astoria Wine Bar Revolution Begins Here – Traditional wine bar with seasonal cocktails and inventive apps. Gracious hosts provide attentive service that makes you feel at home. Open mic nights supporting local artists, generous brunches and educational wine tasting classes are among the many incentives of this place. Much needed for the area.
Astoria needed this one! Long overdue! – Just lovely! Walked in Friday evening, it was fairly busy but not crowded. It is so welcoming and cozy. Sophisticated but understated and relaxed. Love the central communal table (fantastic for large group parties!) The staff are a great team, very friendly. Iif you are not a wine expert, don't worry - the staff will pick the bottle or drink that's just right for you.
We had a devine bottle of Pere et Fils Pouilly-Fuisse. The food was excellent. Althought they do not serve dinner portion meals you can fill up on the delightful shareable smalls orders. Try the goat cheese filled peppers, Gasm carrot spread or scallops - all so yummy! We had a wonderful evening. Excellent for dates!
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Hi folks! we came up with a plan to help get the word out about the Weezer Cruise. We are looking for one of you fans at each of the 6 upcoming shows (Indio, Minneapolis, Dana Point, Oklahoma, Chicago, Deluna Fest in FL) who is ready willing and able to take delivery of a pile of Weezer Cruise flyers, that we would ship to you. Then that one person can get 3-4 of his or her friends to help out, handing out all the flyers at the show.
Heres how this will work. Respond to this thread if you want to be the person for your show. 1st person to respond to the thread for their show is "THE ONE" for that show. Clearly state which show you are attending, so i and everyone knows that show is now "taken". ONLY volunteer if you will have no problem attending, and will have the time and the "friend power" to hand out all the flyers to people at the show.
Once you confirm IN THIS THREAD that you are the first responder for your show, THEN email me (karl at weezer dot com) and request your flyer pack, include a shipping address so we can send them to you.(for Indio, the flyers will be at the ticket booth waiting in your name).
ill first double check this thread to make sure you are the first one for your area, and then ill write you back and we'll send you the flyers.
As a special thank you gift, each of the 6 volunteer Cruise flyer distributors will also receive a weezer autographed poster!
Note: if you are attending more then one of the upcoming shows, and you respond first, please only pick one show to do the flyering at. We want everyone to have a chance. thanks!
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Indio show, I can do it =)!
karl, imma go see that dog. tonight at the troubadour, want me to dump a stack of these in the gutter on my way in?
Anything sweet for the good friends who will be helping out?
See you tomorrow, Karl!
uh ya, you get a sweet autographed poster, you ungrateful f***.
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Anything sweet for the good friends who will be helping out?
See you tomorrow, Karl!


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Bright Spots is a periodic feature that highlights positive developments in the Northeast Ohio business community:
Mr. Strang, who was nominated by the Ohio Association of Civil Trial Attorneys, is the first Ohioan to win the award, Tucker Ellis said. DRI is a national membership organization for defense, insurance, and corporate counsel, offering expert referralsIn addition, Mr. Strang received the 2013 Federal Bar Association's Elaine "Boots" Fisher Award. The award is given to a federal bar member who has demonstrated exemplary community, public and charitable service. "Over the years, Carter has shown a deep commitment to the Federal Bar Association, the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association, and the Cleveland Public Schools, as well as our own law firm," said Tucker Ellis managing partner Joe Morford in a statement. "We're proud to see that his contributions have been appropriately recognized through these well-deserved awards." Mr. Strang is immediate past president of the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association and a past president of the Northern District of Ohio FBA Chapter.Tucker Ellis said as Cleveland bar president, Mr. Strang created the Louis Stokes Scholars Program, a pipeline diversity and inclusion program for college students that provides paid legal internships for those interested in a career in law. The program graduated 40 Stokes Scholars in its first two years.


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State Geothermal Resource Assessment and Data Collection Efforts
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National Geothermal Data System Aids in Discovering Hawaii's Geothermal Resource (November 20, 2012)
National Geothermal Data System Contributes to Idaho Geological Survey Well Drilling Success (January 10, 2013)
EERE Funding Contributes to Latest Research on Geothermal Potential in Minnesota (March 29, 2012)
New Mexico
Through Contributions to the National Geothermal Data System, State Geologists Facilitate Renewable Energy Development in New Mexico (May 2, 2012)
New! Interactive Map Shows Oregon's Geothermal Resources (February 13, 2013)
Utah Offers Hope for More Potential Nationwide (September 24, 2012)
National Geothermal Data System Project Protects Vermont Data from Tropical Storm Irene (August 28, 2011)
National Geothermal Data System Aids in Discovering Hawaii's Geothermal Resource
November 20, 2012
A project funded by GTO may help reduce Hawaii's dependence on foreign oil by exploring geothermal power as a clean, baseload alternative. Hawaii has the unfortunate distinction of having the highest electricity costs in the nation due to its dependence on oil for its electric supply. But the National Geothermal Data System (NGDS) is forging a connection between state agencies to aid transition to a more sustainable energy supply—one that, in time, will prove less costly than oil. The new data makes a critical case for geothermal development—Hawaii's only economically viable source of baseload power. Researchers at the University of Hawaii (UH) are spearheading a collaboration with public and private stakeholders to catalog new information on geothermal resources in Hawaii. One of the most significant goals of the project is a new state-wide assessment of geothermal resources. UH will conduct a broadlybased sequence of magnetotelluric surveys, characterizing geologic structures that are predicted to host geothermal resources and interpreting the information through prior geothermal data and site-specific hydrologic and geologic data. To date, the project has digitized roughly 1,000 geothermal reports for inclusion in the NGDS and digitized 3500 water wells in Hawaii to help with assessing Hawaii's geothermal resource potential.
National Geothermal Data System Contributes to Idaho Geological Survey Well Drilling Success
January 10, 2013
The University of Idaho's Idaho Geological Survey recently drilled new wells in southeastern Idaho to provide the most accurate assessment of high-temperature geothermal energy potential in the region. Workers successfully completed installation of three wells in the Blackfoot-Gem Valley volcanic field of southeastern Idaho during the fourth quarter of 2012. The wells were drilled within an 18-mile radius of China Hat, a 60,000-year-old region of volcanic rock near Soda Springs, Idaho. The wells allow researchers to precisely measure heat coming out of the Earth, which will help them better understand Idaho's geologic framework, in addition to offering insight into the region's geothermal energy potential.
A key part of the drilling project's success has been the ongoing geothermal data compilation effort for the National Geothermal Data System project. The availability of such data allowed researchers to formulate hypotheses on the Blackfoot-Gem Valley volcanic field's geothermal potential that will be tested with the data acquired from the newly drilled wells. Data from the project are now available on the National Geothermal Data System website and will be available in expanded format during summer 2013 on the Idaho Geological Survey website. Read the full University of Idaho story: Idaho Geological Survey and U-Idaho Explore Geothermal Energy.
EERE Funding Contributes to Latest Research on Geothermal Potential in Minnesota
March 29, 2012
The Natural Resources Research Institute (NRRI) of the University of Minnesota Duluth released a report with an important discovery: Minnesota's subsurface holds a promising source of easily attainable heat—much more than scientists previously thought, and much shallower. NRRI's research project, in conjunction with the American Association of State Geologists, was funded in part by the Geothermal Technologies Office.
The results derived from the new data and methodology show that Minnesota's heat and electric power potential is three times greater than previous analyses have shown, up to 18,409 MW from 6,161 MW calculated by the MIT-DOE report of 2006, The Future of Geothermal Energy. NRRI researchers collected 57 new temperature measurements, analyzed them with thermal conductivity data from rock samples, and removed external climate signals that altered previous heat flow maps.
Moreover, this significant heat source is also located, on average, seven kilometers shallower than previous reports have shown. And while some areas of Minnesota are hotter than others, certain counties have the heat potential for Enhanced Geothermal Systems, a unique type of geothermal engineering designed for reservoirs lacking permeability and/or water but requiring hotter temperatures. Such locations in Minnesota can be found at just over seven kilometers depth, three kilometers shallower than previous measurements indicated—an exciting discovery that will dramatically reduce high upfront drilling costs. With three times more confirmed heat resources and a state mandate to switch 25 percent of its electricity generation to renewable fuels by 2025, geothermal energy may play a large role in Minnesota's future energy portfolio.
New Mexico
Through Contributions to the National Geothermal Data System, State Geologists Facilitate Renewable Energy Development in New Mexico
May 2, 2012
The U.S. Department of Energy has invested in a project that could significantly expand geothermal development in New Mexico. As part of the National Geothermal Data System (NGDS)—an American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) initiative coming online this year that will synthesize nationwide resource data from state and federal agencies, national labs, and universities—the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology (NMT) project brings new data to the table and characterizes geothermal potential that has not been comprehensively assessed since the late 1970s. Leveraging additional recovery act funding for geothermal resource assessment, NMT used the data to complete four hydrothermal models that will help locate and assess new and often hidden geothermal prospects in New Mexico.
"The data help us assess areas favorable for potential geothermal exploration," says Shari Kelly, NMT Principal Investigator.
Geophysicists at the New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources, a part of the NMT, are collecting three types of data to better understand and assess the geothermal potential in that state. First, temperature-depth data are collected in areas where the geothermal potential is high but data are scarce. To determine the behavior of underground water-rock interactions and hydrogeologic pathways of subsurface flow, scientists also measure strontium, sulfur, and carbon isotopes in sample geothermal springs and well waters—key parameters in defining the boundaries of hydrogeologic models. Finally, to determine age, longevity, and resource potential of hydrothermal systems in the Rio Grande rift of New Mexico, Argonne is used to date minerals such as cryptomelane, jarosite, and adularia.
NMT Professor of Hydrology Mark Person led a DOE-funded research demonstration based on the new data. He and five graduate students constructed a geochemical geothermometer for New Mexico by collecting geochemical data from hot springs and groundwater wells. According to Person, the new data generated by the NGDS enabled him and his students to map key geothermal features and identify geothermal prospects across the state. Their research, in turn, will improve the potential for geothermal development.
The Energy Department's NGDS project brings physical scientists together with relevant material data to build a network of accessible information. Correlating vital geoscience information such as heat flow from hot springs and geothermal wells, distance to calderas, faults, and the age of young volcanos is key to discovering new geothermal resources. As additional research comes online, R&D costs and investment risks will continue to diminish, making the cost of geothermal energy a more realistic contender for the national energy portfolio.
DOE's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy invested in both the National Geothermal Resource Assessment and Classification—a U.S. Geological Survey initiative—and a comprehensive and current geothermal assessment for the State of New Mexico. Combined, these resources pinpoint geothermal reservoirs and cutting-edge technologies that optimize the potential for geothermal development in New Mexico while reducing the risks.
Find additional information on NMT geothermal data collection and analysis efforts at U.S. Geoscience Information Network or New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology.
Interactive Map Shows Oregon's Geothermal Resources
February 13, 2013
With funding from the U.S. Department of Energy, Oregon now has a great tool for identifying the hot geothermal energy potential miles below the earth's surface. An interactive geothermal map of Oregon posted by the Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries compiles public records of statewide data in one neat, easy-to-use format. Oregon is the first state to tap into the National Geothermal Data System for its map. Read the full story.
Utah Offers Hope for More Potential Nationwide
September 24, 2012
The solution to America's energy needs might come from a new type of geothermal energy reservoir identified in sedimentary basins of Utah and Nevada. This summer, geoscientists from the Utah Geological Survey (UGS), in cooperation with the US Geological Survey (USGS), drilled seven geothermal gradient holes in Utah's Black Rock Desert basin to test a new concept of high-temperature geothermal resources in sedimentary basins. A drill hole near Pavant Butte in the north part of the basin yielded exceptionally high temperatures of 200°C at a depth of just 3 km. Based on drilling results, researchers conservatively estimate a basin-wide power density easily comparable to the energy output at The Geysers field in California, the U.S.'s most productive geothermal system. High temperatures encountered during oil exploration in the central Black Rock Desert basin motivated the UGS team to test whether deep sedimentary basins floored by older crystalline rock were capable of high heat flow. Drilling was funded by the Energy Department as part of the NGDS project, managed by the Arizona Geological Survey. Dr. Rick Allis, Director of the Utah Geological Survey and lead scientist on the sedimentary basin geothermal research, said that existing heat flow maps don't identify the geothermal energy potential in the area. There may be basins across the country that have similar unrecognized geothermal energy potential.
National Geothermal Data System Project Protects Vermont Data from Tropical Storm Irene
August 28, 2011
For a comprehensive submittal of Vermont archived geologic information to the National Geothermal Data System (NGDS) using funds supplied by the U.S. Department of Energy's Geothermal Technologies Office under an award to the Association of American State Geologists managed by the Arizona Geological Survey, the Vermont Geological Survey (VGS) scanned:
- our entire library which included published, draft and open file maps, bound books, field trip guidebooks, volumes with multiple articles, State Geologist Reports and publications of the Vermont Geological Survey, journal articles and
- our basement files which included mineral resource documents and maps (i.e. Brandon lignite, mineral springs, peat, phosphate etc), town and county reports (random documents pertaining to specific town issues), and sand and gravel reports.
All the above materials were out of the office at the scanning contractor when the VGS office was inundated by Tropical Storm Irene. The basement was completely flooded and the bookcases previously containing the archives were substantially affected by flood waters. As a result of this happy circumstance, the digitization and OCR project is complete and the data are available in computer formats with the paper versions returned and on library shelves. A substantial delivery has since been made to the NGDS to meet the goals of the DOE supported effort.


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East Nashville Underground feat. Ranch Ghost, Richie, Tipper Whore, Plastic Visions, The Jag & StagoleePop/Rock
Congratulations, East Sider! You managed not to drink yourself into a red oblivion at this year's Tomato Art Fest. And now that your liver has had a full six days to mend itself, you're more than ready for yet another East Nashville party. This season's installment of East Nashville Underground — a quarterly mini-festival at The East Room featuring diverse local rock bands — has got you covered with what is perhaps their best lineup yet. Ubiquitous Road to Bonnaroo victors Ri¢hie and Ranch Ghost hold down the headlining slots on Friday night, with support from innuendo fans Tipper Whore, Cage the Elephant punk side-project Plastic Visions and The Jag. And that's just day one. Saturday features Ponychase, Natalie Prass, Bad Cop, El El, Cashatt, Wild Cub, Slick, Clear Plastic Masks and more. Phew. Wristbands are $30 for the weekend and include all the Miller High Life you can stand to drink.
Fri, Aug 16 | 9:00 PM
The East Room
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19 ways to improve MPG
If the sting of high fuel prices hasn't affected your pocketbook, you're probably either filthy rich or leeching off the fat of some corporation with sinful expense budgets. In either case, you're not like the rest of us who, by the nature of the beast, are forced to tolerate ever-increasing pump prices and accept the fact that our vehicles are now more expensive to operate than ever before. Wait-is that really the bottom line? Or is there some fuel-economy loophole that the government isn't telling us about? We got curious about the topic and did some investigating. What we discovered was that there actually are some feasible options to increasing fuel efficiency. We're not talking about the standard intake, exhaust, and chip upgrades everyone already knows about, either. Check it out.
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Works on: Diesel-powered vehicles
What is it: We'd like to think of this as the permanent answer to our diesel fuel woes. Unfortunately, it's not. However, it is a step in the right direction. We're talking about converting a diesel-powered vehicle to run on recycled cooking oil, just the way Rudolf Diesel invented the diesel engine to run more than 100 years ago. We've tested this idea and will confirm it works great. However, this solution is not without its drawbacks. We had a vegetable oil conversion system installed on or resident Project Dodge Ram (aka Baja Bomber). We got it from Veg Powered Systems of Ojai, California. The kit worked great, but we found ourselves dumpster-diving behind fast-food restaurants in search of usable fuel-oil. This scavenger hunt approach didn't exactly jibe with our fast-paced lifestyles. So we decided to hold off testing until we could afford and house the solution to our problem: Purchasing brand-new oil in bulk. In larger quantities, vegetable oil can run between $.30 to $1.25 less per gallon than regular Number 2 diesel. Keep in mind that this savings is restricted by one's ability to store and transport large quantities of it. We've seen many others do this but haven't yet had the opportunity to try it for ourselves. We plan to cover the conversion process soon in a future issue.
Pros: Works on most diesel-powered vehicles; the technology is proven; performance losses are minimal; engines run smoother due to increased lubricity; short payback period; veggie oil is everywhere-check with your local burger joint.
Cons: In all cases your warranty is toast; doesn't work well in cold climates; with more and more people doing it, the availability of usable oil drops; the kit physically robs vehicle space; additional maintenance may be required on some vehicles; noticeable change in exhaust odor may increase appetite for fried food.
Approximate Gains: Limitless
Works on: Diesel-powered vehicles
What is it: Biodiesel is diesel fuel made through a chemical process calledtransesterification, whereby glycerin is separated from fat or vegetable oil. The process leaves behind two products: methyl esters (the chemical name for biodiesel) and glycerin (a byproduct usually used in soap production). Today, tons of home-brew do-it-yourself systems exist for those who want to make biodiesel at home. We like this idea in theory because it helps create additional markets for our nation's farmers, and it lowers our dependency on foreign oil. But brewing biodiesel requires more time and resources to set up, manage, and quality-control than most folks can summon on their own. It also requires the handling of dangerous chemicals (such as methanol), the disposal of waste materials (glycerin), and if brewed improperly, it can damage your vehicle's engine. If home-brewing, you may even be required to register with the EPA as a "refiner," which will require you to adhere to the new Tier 2 ultra-low-sulfur diesel rules (and all the paperwork that comes with it) that take effect next year. Bottom line: This is a job best left to the experts. Fortunately, commercial biodiesel sources are becoming more plentiful each year, and OE manufacturers such as DaimlerChrysler are already moving to incorporate the use of biodiesel in their diesel truck engines (in DC's case, B-10 biodiesel has been approved for new Dodge Ram diesels). Check out the National Biodiesel Board at www.biodiesel.org for more information.
In our own testing of B-100 (100 percent) biodiesel in our '05 Liberty CRD, the engine ran poorly and even stalled on occasion. We suggest not running a richer blend than B-10 (10 percent biodiesel, 90 percent diesel) unless manufacturer specifications suggest otherwise.
Approximate Gains: 2 to 4 mpg
Works on: Gas- and diesel-powered Dodge Ram and Ford Super Duty pickups
What is it: Dodge and Ford Free-Spin Hub Conversion Manual-locking hubs reduce wear and increase fuel economy by preventing parts from rotating constantly in two-wheel drive. Designed specifically to remove a weak link in popular Dodge Ram and Ford Super Duty 4x4 trucks, Dynatrac's Free-Spin heavy-duty hub conversion kits replace the factory unit bearings with fixed spindles for superior strength and improved fuel economy. The complete kit includes inexpensive, serviceable Timken bearings, chromoly spindles, cast nodular wheel hubs, Warn Premium manual locking hubs, and massive 1.50-inch-diameter, 35-spline outer stub shafts. We like these kits because they are made in the U.S.A. and reduce wear on frontend parts, while increasing economy at the same time. Trade off: you have to deal with locking hubs.


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My friend has a problem with his iPhone and I wanted some ideas as to what is causing it!
When the iPhone is put on its dock and ONLY when its put in the dock it occassionaly comes up with the "this accessory is not made for iPhone..." message.
We are talking about it happening 3 times over a period of 7 days- it does not occur everytime the phone is in the dock and it has never occurred any other time. There are no other problems.
The phone is under warranty and unlocked using pwnage though I do not believe that has anything to do with the error.
It does have a protective skin on it but the issue didn't happen until 3 days afterthe skin was put on the phone.
Of course he can relock and restore it and return it to be fixed but the issue is that it seems totally random and unrelated to anything else! Unless the dock itself is faulty ( but I put my phone in it and had no messages) then I am at a loss!
He has NOT restored it since the message appeared because it appears so rarely and even if he restores then it may be another 3 days before the message appears again IF it even does!
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As they prepare for the International Women's Club Championship final in Japan on Sunday, Chelsea Ladies manager Emma Hayes and captain Yuki Ogimi have given their verdicts on what is to come.
The Blues face Japanese champions INAC Kobe Lionessa at Ajinomoto Field in Tokyo tomorrow afternoon having beaten Australian's Sydney FC in Wednesday's semi-final.
Hayes believes we will be underdogs against a side she thinks can inspire her younger players to strive for higher levels, but looks forward to testing the group in front of a sell-out 7,000 crowd.
'We have had good preparation this week,' she said. 'We've had a chance to train a few more times since our first game but we are the underdog and look forward to coming to a packed stadium. We have an English style and hopefully we can give a good game to the fans.
'We have a lot of players who play for their country and are used to playing in front of large numbers, but for our younger players I am sure it will be a new experience, but nonetheless they are used to representing a big club like Chelsea and this is part of the expectations they have to manage. There is no pressure on them though, we are the underdogs going into this game and I want them to go and express themselves.
'For us it means everything to come to Japan. Not only do we have one of the best players in the country in Yuki, but if I talk about playing with a similar Japanese style for our players, there is no better experience than coming here and playing against their best team,' Hayes continued.
'I have a lot of respect for INAC, they have top players, World Cup winners, and are national champions. There's a huge respect for them but we have to play our own game, and we have players of great quality who can cause them problems.
'They are great role models for our younger players, and this is a tournament we expect to be coming back to one day, as champions of England.'
Ogimi believes the squad has developed in the short time it has been together, having only departed Heathrow for the Far East a week ago, and played its last competitive game at the end of September.
'I feel the team grew in the 90 minutes of the last match,' said the 26-year-old Ballon d'Or nominee. 'Coming to Tokyo and practising, I feel the combinations are better than in the last game and I am sure we will grow again in the next game.
'I haven't seen many INAC games recently so I can't give details, but they're a strong team and have strong points, but there are weak points too and maybe we can take advantage of that.'
The final will be the conclusion of a week's intensive work, which Hayes says has been fantastic for team spirit as well as to be able to test her side against different styles and quality from what they face in the Women's Super League. There has also been some important off-field commitments too.
'It's very important for Chelsea to share our club with the local people and be a part of the community,' she said. 'I know the children have been very happy to meet Bridget the Lioness who has become a big fan of Japanese football too. I just hope she turns up at the airport to fly home because I am worries she is going to stay behind.
'On Friday we visited a nursery and welfare centre and had the opportunity to take the team to put on a session for some small children in Tokyo. This is very important for Chelsea Football Club, to meet the local people, share our players and give them a good experience.'
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Thats a work of art very nice job mate superb attention to detail :-)
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Thank you all very much for the kind words!!
It has been a huge amount of work but it has been fun. I wish I could share pics of the rest of the project
... in due time
.. I'm such a stinker..
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Post subject: Your HIC molds...
I noticed your posting on Feb 2012 and you mentioned you were working on a new cast for the HIC. I was wondering if you had accomplished this yet and if so, how much is it? I have my box created and am looking for the cast and the bottom and top "cups" also. Any feedback you can provide would be most appreciated! Thanks! Joe Gorzka
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Hi Joe,
We do have the molds done for most everything, except some of the smaller greeblies. I haven't had time to finish designing the last of the greeblies and decals.
But as for the entire prop / block, volvo side panels, vacuum formed dishes, etc. we are good to go. I still need to nail down all of our costs before I can come up with a final amount but Kathy and I will put our heads together soon in regard to that.
thanks for checking
Here is a teaser of its current state:
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That is absolutely awesome, totally blown away at the craftsmanship. Cannot wait to see you next project.
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Wow. Just...wow.
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Thanks everyone!!
The "next" project is patiently waiting in the workshop for me to start on it ... after C6
We are finishing up the remaining portions of this set now, that we were not able to finish for the last convention. We are taking it to C6 so if you are going be sure to come by the 501st room on Sat. or Sun. Or if you are going to the 501st bash on Friday night you might get a glimpse
I want to post progress pics... but I promised I wouldn't until after C6.
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We are hauling this set all the way from Northern Colorado to Orlando and gas is going to be a killer.
Help us out by buying one of these awesome patches:
Go to this thread:
For $5 you get this cool patch and buy us a gallon of gas
Some members of the clubs get help from LFL or Robot Chicken while others get to foot the bill ourselves
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We still have about 60 patches left if anyone wants any
.... waves hand..... these are the patches you are looking for ....
Yay.. I can finally post progress pics, now that CVI is over
Gluing foam to the ceiling panels: Here I put weight on the foam while the glue set up
Kathy laying out the hole in the wall. Ed... spackling:
My friend and helper Josh putting on the first layer of foam coating:
Final coats on the foam:
The back side of the set:
Putting on the texture:
Lynelle... painting the "struts"
Dan and Steph workin' their magic with the painting and patina:
Attaching the ceiling:
It's debut at Starfest in Denver:
We weren't able to finish the "extensions" for Starfest so we had to finish the rest of the set for its trip to Orlando for Celebration VI:
We created the glasses from scratch. These are on the brass "drink stand" and are also on R2's drink tray on the sail barge:
Next up... the trip to C6:...
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And now... the trip to CVI :
The set mostly loaded in the trailer:
What?.. Two Han in Carbonites? ... We had a special "Han delivery" hahaha.... I know.. it's a terrible joke. We delivered a Han to a very eager new owner in Kansas City:
Couldn't resist:
Putting up the set for the 501st bash:
This was too funny... couldn't resist taking this photo:
Thanks again to all who helped!!! Moving the set from the Bash room to the 501st room was a HUGE PITA and I can't express my thanks enough to those who helped and to those who missed out on other things like garrison and legion photos, meeting Mr. Lucas, etc because you were helping. The boys of the Terror Australis Garrison were awesome. Thank you guys.
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So... did any of y'all get pics on the set?
Please feel free to post them up.
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It is such a awesome set!
Thanks so much for all the hard work you put into building it and for hauling it all the way to Orlando.
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Thanks Trisha!
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That's is a great piece you did there, I really enjoyed seeing it at C-VI. Love the build pics.
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Winning heats was written into Kolohe's DNA right next to his blonde hair and acid wit. The 18-year-old from San Clemente, California has surfing competition running in his capillaries and his ascent to the elite ASP World Tour was never an "if," but always a "when." And yet, even as it unfolded last season, no one could have foreseen a rise so rapid, or so young or so stylish.
In 2011, following a celebrated amateur career with years still left on its meter, Kolohe stepped up. Peers his age were hustling junior circuits while Kolohe was on the road, attacking the ASP qualifying series with a ferocity that rattled cages to the top and gained him a World Tour berth for 2012. He marked the arrival with his official Tour debut in March at Australia's Snapper Rocks, the next inevitable step in a lifelong climb.
Now Kolohe is creating his legacy one wave at a time. His dad Dino and coach Mike Parsons, both renowned former competitors, give guidance on the road. Matt "Mayhem" Biolos, Kolohe's shaper since age six, kicks him 10 boards a month, each precisely tuned. He stays sharp through cross training and surfs three times a day or more. He's swimming in talent, desire and support. This is Kolohe's rookie year, this is his legacy and he's making it count.