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Let's back up for a moment. No matter what technology you're using, to generate a lot of solar power, you need a lot of sunshine, so it's no surprise that solar thermal start ups are sprouting up in sunny California.
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The state's C02 emission standards are setting a tough benchmark for the rest of the nation: the state has set a goal of increasing California's renewable energy sources to 20 percent by 2010, and Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger said he supports reaching 33 percent by 2020. Utilities like Northern California's Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) have a real incentive to get renewables into their mix.
"In August we signed contracts for 800 megawatts of renewables: solar, wind, geothermal, and cow-power (renewable natural gas)," said PG&E spokeswoman Jennifer Zerwer.
Finally, the Silicon Valley investment climate, though declining with the down-spiraling economy, has not yet dried up for solar energy companies.
We took a look at two Northern California solar thermal start ups – one larger, one smaller. They're tracking a similar path to becoming large-scale solar energy providers to California utilities, and have their sights set on bringing the power of the sun – the ultimate renewable resource – to the nation, and the world.
BrightSource Energy, Inc.
BrightSource Energy Inc., headquartered in Oakland, CA, designs and builds large scale solar power plants for industrial and utility customers worldwide. BrightSource Energy's solar thermal technology uses thousands of small mirrors to reflect sunlight onto a boiler atop a tower to produce high-temperature steam, which is then piped to a turbine that generates electricity. The company claims its system, originally developed in Israel, offers higher operating efficiencies than other solar thermal technologies, making it competitive with fossil fuels.
BrightSource's Wachs went into more detail. "We have an array of heliostats, large flat glass mirrors. A 100-megawatt plant will have 50,000 mirrors in the desert surrounding a very high tower, in the 300-foot range. On that tower is a 20-foot boiler. The sun comes down and hits the heliostats, and the heliostats then reflect, in coordination, all of the sun's rays towards that boiler. The water in that boiler reaches temperature of 550 degrees Celsius, above 1000 degrees F. That creates high-quality steam at a high pressure, and that steam then turns the turbine, which generates electricity."
The seed for BrightSource Energy was Luz International, a company which set out to prove large-scale solar could work by building nine large solar plants in California's Mojave Desert in the 1980s. The company reconfigured in 2004, changed its name a couple of times, and is now building a 400-megawatt plant on the California-Nevada border in and near the Mojave Desert called the Ivanpah Solar Power Complex, which it says will produce more electricity in one year than all of the residential solar installations currently installed in the US. (see rendering, left)
The complex would connect to the Southern California Edison grid. Other details about the project are outlined on the California Energy Commission website.
While this sounds like the job of a giant company, Brightsource is, "a well-capitalized startup," Wachs said. The company has raised $160 million through three rounds of venture funding, but Wachs said it is going to need more financing to construct its Ivanpah plant.
That's not to say BrightSource doesn't have contracts. Last spring, California's Pacific Gas and Electric ordered 900 megawatts of clean, renewable solar power from Brightsource, the largest solar power commitment ever made by a utility.


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Authors: Lorenzo Livi, M.D. Riccardo Santoni, M.D., Fabiola Paiar, M.D., Paolo Bastiani, M.D., Giovanni Beltrami, M.D., Patrizio Caldora, M.D., Rodolfo Capanna, M.D., Pietro De Biase, M.D., Beatrice Detti, M.D., Simona Fondelli, M.D., Elisa Meldolesi, M.D., Maurizio Pertici, M.D., Caterina Polli, M.D., Gabriele Simontacchi, M.D., Gianpaolo Biti, M.D.
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Pretty sure it's not the same guy. What the heck is around his neck? Looks like you are about to hang him. FWIW - the World's most interesting man's real name is Jonathan Goldsmith. The thing I think is most interesting thing about him may be that he played a red-shirt in an episode of the original Star Trek TV series. His coming status as the Most Interesting Man in the World was foreshadowed by the fact hat he survived to the end of the episode.
That pic of the first guy is me from 3 or 4 years ago, just when these ads first came out. That's a scarf or whatever you call it around the neck. We went to a Halloween party and the joke was lost on everyone except the guy at the grocery checkout whoo just about peed himself when I bought a 6-pack of XX as a "prop". I love this ad campaign. Long live Jonathan Goldsmith!
So my girlfriend couldn't wait until tomorrow and gave me my birthday present a day early. She booked a tour and tasting at Tuthilltown Spirits, home of my favorite whiskey. To top it off I get to pick a bottle, I couldn't be happier right now
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LIBERTY OF NEW YORK: Liberty of London has left its namesake city in the dust this season — and opted for New York as the backdrop for its fall ad campaign. The store drafted Steven Klein to shoot the campaign for the Liberty of London in-house accessories brand, which is inspired by the vintage prints and fabrics in the bulging archives of the Regent Street store. Garren did the hair and Rachel Alexander is the model in the slightly eerie, Forties-era images that were shot in Klein's studio. "I wanted to create the old-world grandeur of a British stately home, with just a hint of Art Nouveau, to celebrate and identify with Liberty's iconic history," said Tamara Salmon, the store's creative director. The ad will break in the September issues of magazines including British Vogue, Italian Vogue, Tatler, Tank, Pop and British Vanity Fair. — S.C.
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Earlier today, UGA students, staff and faculty braved the pollen-coated campus to participate in the second annual UGA Thank a Donor Day at the Tate Student Center Plaza.
Organized by the Office of Donor Relations and Stewardship (in partnership with the Student Alumni Association), Thank a Donor Day educates the UGA community about the importance of private giving, and provides students with the opportunity to thank donors for their generosity.
During today's festivities, students wrote personal thank you notes to donors, signed a large thank you card, and recorded video and photo messages of gratitude. Last year, more than 450 notes were written and hundreds of signatures were added to the thank you card. If you haven't seen the 2012 Thank a Donor Day video, be sure to check it out! I can't wait to see the video for 2013. Here are a few photos from today's event:
In honor of UGA Thank a Donor Day, I'd like to express my deepest gratitude to our Georgia Fund donors who help support the UGA Alumni Association and its programs. We appreciate every gift that is made, no matter the size, and hope that you continue to give back to the University in the future. Thank you!
If you're interested in seeing more photos from today's event, be sure to check out www.twitter.com/UGAthankadonor!
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Alumna Spotlight: Sara Alread (BFA '09)
Sara Alread (BFA '09) of Saint Simons Island, Georgia successfully launched her business, Little River Designs, in April 2013. The web-based business features rustic hand-crafted, wooden designs for the Southern home. Litter River Designs is a family business in every sense of the word. Sara's father is a carpenter, while her mother and sister serve as constant inspirations for new designs. The idea to create Little River Designs came in the form of a new family member.
Sara shares how Litter River Designs got its name, "On November 30, 2011, my nephew, River, was born. He became our inspiration and official mascot. We were already making signs, planning weddings and building furniture for ourselves when friends became interested in what we were creating. Soon after River was born, Little River Designs began."
Little River Designs centers around a timeless family tradition: tracking grandchildrens' growth-spurts on the wall at grandma's house. Little River Designs' most popular item is the wooden Grow Chart Rulers.
Grow Chart Rulers by Litter River Designs
Today, Little River Designs continues to develop its online business and clientele. A recent expansion includes a line of wedding signs and the personalization of all Litter River Design products. As Sara and her team grow the Little River Designs line, they have gained the attention of a few big crafting and design websites. The business has been featured on SwissMiss, Sweet Peach, 100 Layer Cake, Rustic Wedding Chic, Golden Isles Magazine, and in the Atlanta Journal Constitution.
To learn more about Sara and Little River Designs, check out the website and Facebook page.
Sisters Rethink "Something Borrowed"
Sisters Ashley Steele (ABJ '06), of Charlottesville, Virginia., and Cali Brutz (AB '08), of Athens, Georgia., own and operate two businesses that are modernizing the wedding industry. Steele and Brutz began working together in 2008 at the ages of 24 and 22, respectively. At the time, Steele was planning her own wedding and Brutz was a photographer. During the wedding planning process, the pair identified a number of issues that arise for the soon-to-be brides. Looking to solve those issues sparked several entrepreneurial projects.
The duo's latest venture, Borrowing Magnolia, uses a concept similar to that of Rent the Runway and Warby Parker in that brides will be able to rent wedding dresses for their big day directly from Borrowing Magnolia. The dresses available for rental will be provided by former brides who are interested in earning extra cash by lending their gown to another individual. Borrowing Magnolia ensures that the dresses are in good quality by limiting each dress to three rentals annually and five total. Sizes range from 0 to 24 and alterations are available as long as the changes are reversible
Borrowing Magnolia lives to serve the bride. The sisters ensure the brides-to-be that, "Borrowing Magnolia is committed to helping you find your dream gown, the way the modern bride does the dress. We make it easy for you to buy or borrow a designer gorgeous gown at a fraction of the retail cost, while still having a white-glove personalized boutique experience from start-to-finish. Look fabulous in your dream dress, save some cash, go green, and focus on what really matters on your wedding day. That's what we're all about."
The sisters have obviously been bitten by the entrepreneurial bug and show no signs of stopping. This year, Borrowing Magnolia is expected to have over 800 dresses in their collection by the end of the year; the business was featured in the New York Times' Style Section; and reality show producers are in talks of covering their business endeavors.
Congratulation to Ashley and Cali on their stellar sucess and best wishes as they continue to help women live their dream weddings.
Amazing Student: Sarah Huber '15
From the moment she stepped foot on the campus, Sarah Huber could tell that UGA was the perfect place for her. Nearly four years later, the future dentist calls the journey an "extraordinary experience."
Throughout my four years at UGA, I have experienced significant development in my character and drastic change in my approach to life. I entered college with an outlook that was enthusiastic, yet full of uncertainty in my surroundings and in my hopes for the future. Today, my recent acceptance to dental school and each of the incredible relationships I have formed at UGA serve as reminders of the extraordinary experience that this university has provided me over these past four years.


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Oct. 2011 - Professor Ligo Speaks at Faires Faculty Forum
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Sep. 2011 - Accounting Prof Presents Personal Finance Fundamentals in "Get Real" Series
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Sept. 2008 - Business Majors Place in International Competition
April 2008 - Ashley Carnahan Wins 2008 Edward Entrepreneurship Scholarship
April 2008 - Professor Cushman Has Paper Published in International Journal
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May 2007 - SIFE Team Competes at National Competition in Dallas
In the national SIFE competition in Dallas, Westminster's SIFE team lost to six-time national champion Harding University (who then lost to this year's eventual national champion, La Sierra University). But, considering that 19 months ago the Economics & Business Department had just decided to restart a SIFE organization that had essentially died, reaching the national competition was quite an accomplishment. The team also learned what a team can do when it pulls together and what the best teams were doing to serve their communities. With only 4 graduating seniors and almost 20 returning veterans, the team now has the experience and the infrastructure to become stronger. Those who competed in Dallas were: Crystal Arbore, Kerri Campbell, Nate Capello, Ashley Carnahan, Marissa Catanzarite, Jeff Downey, Jared Foster, Cortney Fry, Jack Marti, Amanda Petrovich, Laura Pienkowski, Matt Saines, Louis Simeone, Brett Turk, and Deborah Ward.
March 2007 - SIFE Team Wins its Division at Chicago's Regional SIFE Competition
Westminster's student organization - Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) - sent 17 members to SIFE's Regional Competition in Chicago, held March 18 and 19, 2007. And they came away winners. The organization put together a solid list of community service accomplishments during the school year, with the goal of promoting financial, economic and ethical well being in the community. The Chicago competition culminated with a presentation of the team's accomplishments for the year to a panel of industry judges. This is the first year since the organization started on campus in 1996 that the team placed first. The win qualifies the team for the National Competition in Dallas in early May.
February 2007 - Faculty Research
Professor David Cushman presented "The Uncertain Unit Root in U.S. Real GDP" at the Eastern Economic Association Conference, which met in New York, NY, February 23-25, 2007.
January 2007 - Faculty Research
Professor David Cushman's paper entitled "Real Exchange Rates May Have Nonlinear Trends" has been accepted for publication in the International Journal of Finance and Economics.
November 2006 - Faculty Research
Professor Gail Miller presented �A Case Study of Phoenix Entrepreneurship in a Small Manufacturing City� at the Applied Business and Entrepreneurship Association International Conference, which met in Kona, Hawaii, November 16-20, 2006.
November 2006 - SIFE Members Earn 2nd in Competition
The Westminster College Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) team came in second to the reigning national champions in a SIFE competition held at Syracuse University in November. Team members were Alyssa Swatko, Kerri Campbell, Laura Pienkowski, and Brett Turk.
"They competed in a Financial Case Study," reports David C. Smith, Westminster assistant professor of accounting and team advisor. "On Thursday evening, each team was presented with a set of facts about a fictitious family facing mounting financial debt. Teams then had 36 hours to research the problem and develop an effective recovery strategy based on the family's situation, geography, present economic conditions and regional resources."
The Westminster team used a novel approach. They interviewed local businesses and sought advice from local assistance agencies as part of creating their strategy. In addition, the team put together a financial plan to utilize local resources to help the family control expenses, increase earnings, and allow for debt repayment. A Power Point presentation to the judges supported their findings.
August 2006 - New Faculty
David O. Cushman (Ph.D., Vanderbilt), a Florida native and most recently Professor at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada, has been appointed Professor of Economics and Chair of the Department. He will also hold the Captain William McKee Chair of Economics and Business. Professor Cushman was Visiting Professor and Acting Chair at Westminster for the 2005-2006 academic year.
Jacque L. King (Ph.D., Regent) has been appointed Visiting Assistant Professor of Economics and Business. He will fill in for Professor Rita Akin, on leave for the 2006-2007 academic year.
Recent part-time faculty additions are Annette Kosmowski (B.A., Westminster) and Frank Matune (LL.M., Georgetown).
August 2006 - New Interdisciplinary Major: Quantitative Economics
Thanks to the efforts of Professor Dan Fischmar, the department is pleased to be able to offer a new major in Quantitative Economics. This should be of particular interest to students interested in graduate study in economics or math students interested in applications.
April 2006 - SIFE Members Attend Competition
On April 7th, ten students with Westminster�s Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) organization traveled to Cincinnati to compete against about 30 other SIFE teams from similar schools in the eastern and central regions of the United States. The team members Jordan Hinds (pres.), Lauren Scheller, Justin Turk, Amanda Petrovich, Marissa Catanzarite, Meredith Muller, Deborah Ward, Brett Turk, Jared Foster, and Emily Bauer reported on their accomplishments of the past year which included holding a credit card seminar for first year students, creating a �Truth or Myth� financial concepts video and presentation, working with the local Ronald McDonald Children�s Charities organization, teaching price and value concepts to children at the annual Mardi Gras festival, producing and recording an anti-piracy video that was submitted for competitive judging by the Motion Picture Association of America, and helping high school students to understand the ethical side of business decisions.
March 2006 - Faculty Research
Professor Rita Akin presented a paper, �Shocks and Causation across Asset Classes� (co-authored with Dan Fischmar), at the Midwest Economics Association meetings in Chicago in March, 2006.
Fall 2005 - New Department Office Suite
Following major renovations to Old Main, the Department of Economics and Business has moved into a new suite of offices. Tours are planned following the Old Main rededication ceremony on Friday, September 23, at 6:00 p.m. The new Lauterbach Center, which will serve as a seminar room and classroom (OM 213), will be dedicated on Saturday, October 8.
Summer 2005 - Faculty changes
Professor Tom Rosengarth (accounting) has left Westminster to take a position at Bridgewater College in Virginia. Replacing him is David O. Cushman (Ph.D., Vanderbilt), on leave from the University of Saskatchewan, Canada. He will be Visiting Professor and Acting Chair. In another change, James Kirtley (M.B.A., Xavier) will teach part time in accounting.
Fall 2002 - Students Successful at Business Plan Challenge
Shana Johns, Michael Ranella, Betsy Dobbs, Jared Gashel, and Jennifer Poole won first place in the 2002 Business Plan Challenge, a business competition sponsered by the PICPA. Their winnings included money for both themselves and for Westminster College.
From the PICPA web site...
For the second year in a row, Westminster College won first place at the PICPA's Business Plan Challenge, pocketing a cash prize of $1,500. This program challenges college and university students in Pennsylvania to produce team-developed plans for a fictitious business. This year's challenge was to create a strategy for a daycare center start-up. Phase I plans were submitted in early October. A panel of judges picked the top five plans for the Phase II competition, on Nov. 16, 2002 at PICPA's headquarter offices in Philadelphia. In that second phase, the students were given a plan adjustment, and had four hours to rework their financial plans and develop marketing and communication strategies to account for the problem.


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The Qt Project released the first alpha version of Qt 5.0 today. Rejoice!
Qt 5 comes with all kinds of awesomeness:
- Amazing graphic capabilities and performance, especially manifested in constrained environments like mobile devices. Qt Quick 2 offers a GL-based scene graph, a particle system and a collection of shader effects. Qt Multimedia, Qt 3D and Qt Graphical Effects bring these features even further.
- Developer productivity and flexibility, making JavaScript and QML first class citizens while keeping the C++ foundation and Qt Widget support. The new Qt JS backend powered by V8, Qt JSON DB and the addition of Qt WebKit 2 should make HTML5 developers feel at home.
- Cross-platform portability is now simpler for OS developers thanks to the new structure of Essentials and Add-ons modules, plus the consolidation of Qt Platform Abstraction [qt-project.org]. We look forward to seeing Qt running in all kinds of environments!
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Read all about it in Lars' labs blog [labs.qt.nokia.com], Daniel's Qt blog [blog.qt.nokia.com], and the release wiki and let us know what you think.
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I read about the announcement and this is exciting, especially for an open source project.
By the way I'm still too inexperienced on Qt in order to fully understand the benefit.
Considering that I am solely developing desktop application (cross platform), which benefit will Qt Quick / Qt 5 gain to this? And why JS/QML would improve productivity?
Consider that I have chose Qt as my developing environment since I want to stay away from MSdotNet and interpreted code. Do you consider that, looking at the future of Qt, it is still a good choice?
Thanks for the support, and sorry if I am OT.
Considering that I am solely developing desktop application (cross platform), which benefit will Qt Quick / Qt 5 gain to this? And why JS/QML would improve productivity?
I guess that depends a lot on the type of application you are writing:-)
I work on Qt Creator which is a mostly QWidget based application. We also use Qt Quick already in places — most prominently on the welcome page — and expect to see more and more use of it, simply because it does make highly customized, interactive UIs much easier to implement. For now we will continue to use QWidgets wherever more traditional UIs are required.
I think Qt Quick is really cool, but I definitely am not going to replace all the existing UIs I wrote with Qt Quick just for the fun of using it;-)
Consider that I have chose Qt as my developing environment since I want to stay away from MSdotNet and interpreted code. Do you consider that, looking at the future of Qt, it is still a good choice?
Qt5 has quite a few cool new features that have no relation to Qt Quick at all. More modular (no need to drag in stuff you do not need), better regexp engine, enabling new C++0x language features, … Read Lars' blog for the highlights.
From my point of view you get all the good stuff from Qt4 and in addition you also get a new option for highly dynamic UIs. So if you like Qt4 you should also like Qt5:-)
Hi Tobias,
thanks for the hints and suggestions.
Well, the application I need to develop are mainly DB front end for internal purpose (QC data management), with charting & reporting tools. The main goal is to move from Office automation (VBA) to standalone / more customized applications.
The side goal is just have fun ;)
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02.04.2009 11:24 am
Sheldon Richardson decides to sign with Missouri
By: Reid Laymance
Sheldon Richardson, one of the key pieces to Missouri's recruiting class, is sticking with the Tigers he said this morning.
"It was an emotional decision,†Richardson said. "But this is best for everybody.â€
Richardson, a defensive end/tight end at Gateway Tech, had committed to the Tigers in June but as other schools continued recruiting him, the suspense built. He visited Miami last weekend and was down to the Tigers and 'Canes.
"I'm not a recruit anymore,†he told Post-Dispatch correspondent Gerry Fraley. "I'm just a regular freshman now.â€
He's as regular as any 6-4, 290-pound football player can be. Although he talked a lot during the process about wanting to play tight end, Richardson (6-4, 290) was ranked highest as a defensive lineman. Rivals.com had him as the No. 1 defensive tackle in the country and No. 4 prospect overall. ESPN.Com had him at No. 8.
Richardson, who is currently listed by Missouri as a defensive lineman, said he will go to Columbia with the idea of playing both offense and defense. He said he brought up the idea with Missouri coaches during the recruiting process and they didn't say no.
Richardson, however, has yet to be cleared academically by the NCAA Clearinghouse, but has time to take the ACT test again.
He said he is two points shy and will be taking it again in another week. "I'll keep taking it all summer if I have to,†Richardson said.
Earlier in the day, Miami signed another nationally ranked tight end in Billy Sanders from Utah, so that could have played a role in Richardson's decision.
His signing gives Missouri 25 for this class.
The list of top recruits is pretty impressive. Have to feel good about the next few years for Tiger football.. Although I still think this next season will be a bit of a rebuilder.


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Hopefully he will drop dead soon, providing a push factor for PPGs to be more decided and allowing them to develop some more interesting relations or drawing some more life-related inner conclusions.
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Hey JD! Well I guess all of us are here. Except for Shad.
bob-dude wrote:Robotics, Genetics its all science in the long run(and besides if Professor can create life by sheer dumb luck then I fail to see what could stop him from cheating Rose, I mean death. Besides his own accidental nature that is) Also, the cloning idea wasn't meant to be taken THAT seriously, its more of a joke idea at best.
Grow a sense of humor KM, or a smack up side your head, which ever comes first. (But lets drop it before we get kicked out of the 'cool' club)
Griddles wrote:"Police have been unable to determine what branch of the government these men worked for but a brief statement was issued saying that the cause of the blast was likely to be a faulty fuel control system in the cruiser's modified engine. The contents of the destroyed vehicle were not revealed." Just as the story closed, an image of a man, who Buttercup remembered as the leader of the surviving men (but not the one who labeled them as brats) flashed onto the screen, showing him acting in an uncomfortable but seemingly co-operative manner. As the image returned to the news studio, the Professor's eyes widened.
"That was-" he began, but he was cut off.
bob-dude wrote:Blaze: One time deal I assure you
Grids: My personal little take on my characters is that I'm bluntly put not at ALL picky when it comes to fanwork or other forms of media, or the numerous artwork subjects that exist that people could draw them in. You could draw Blood pawning the literal CRAP out of Rose with her vague and confusing but none the less intresting powers of what I can only call doom, and I would sit back and laugh my ass off at it. I'm evil like that and I know not to look a gift horse in the mouth(unless it be wooden). So if you want to draw something with the Goddess of... What ever it is Blood does showing our shared feelings and thoughts on Rose then by ALL means, I insist, besides Rose can't fight worth jack aways so all the more fun for me. You got my seal of approval. (That being said lets drop the Rose topic like a hot potato shall we?)
The story: Ah, the news. Where would we be without you? Well for starters, no Daily Show, that would suck. Buttercup as usual is too much of a brick wall to admit how close she came to dying(or whatever it was that happened, my memory is hazy at this point) Now if only we knew what my favorite cyborg ruler was doing at the moment...
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And no it's not just science by the long run. Genetics is a very serious and difficult matter. Besides, remember what happened to last guy who tried cloning in this universe?
TheMaxyDawg wrote:BlazingBarrager wrote:....
And no it's not just science by the long run. Genetics is a very serious and difficult matter. Besides, remember what happened to last guy who tried cloning in this universe?
Yeah, there was Blood. Lots of Blood. Times 3.
TheMaxyDawg wrote:I meant "Times 3" as in 'Blood multiplied by 3'
gamefan wrote:Pretty nice update
Sadly Buttercup didnt recover at all, she should take it easy.
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By The Hays Daily News
GREAT BEND -- The High School baseball team fell short of state for the first time in three years Tuesday.
Hays High baseball lost 3-2 to Goddard-Eisenhower in the first round of the Class 5A regional at Great Bend. It was the first time Hays High (15-6) lost in the first round of the regional since 2010.
The Indians got a strong day out of its ace pitcher, senior Hayden Hutchison (4-3). Hays High's workhorse threw a complete game and allowed three earned runs, his first of the season, off seven hits and a walk while striking out three.
At the plate, Hutchison went 3 for 3 with two doubles and a run scored.
Unfortunately for the Indians, few others had strong days at the plate, compiling five hits outside of Hutchison.
Eisenhower (10-11), the eventual regional champion, scored all of its runs in the top of the fourth, putting Hays High in a 3-0 hole.
The Indians responded by driving Hutchison in with an RBI double by senior Zack Legleiter, but they didn't add another run until the seventh when senior center fielder Daniel Bittel drove in a run.
Then with the tying run on third and winning run on first, senior first baseball Chandler Rule hit a pop up to center field to end the year.
Hutchison shattered the record books this season, including career doubles at 41 (also a state record), career RBIs at 84, season hitting percentage at .589, season on-base percentage at .697 and season slugging percentage at 1.018.
On top of the records he broke, he got on many other top-10 lists, such as second in career hits (106), second in season ERA (.57), second in career walks per seven innings pitched (1.16), tied for third in career home runs (9), third in fewest walks in a season per seven innings pitched (.89), fifth in career hitting percentage (.440), tied for fifth in career wins (13), sixth in career runs scored (76) and tied for 10th in season batting average against him as a pitcher (.163).


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ROCHESTER — According to the American Heart Association, heart disease is the number one killer of women, causing one in three deaths each year or, one per minute. On Feb. 1, Frisbie Memorial will participate in the American Heart Association's, National Wear Red Day. From 1 to 5 p.m., hospital employees and the public are invited to visit Frisbie Memorial's Resource Center to: |


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Export Requirements for Ukraine
UA-34 (Mar 5, 2015)
Asterisks (*) indicate the most recent revision to these requirements. To search, click on your browser's "Edit" menu, then click on "Find (on this page)". Enter "*" in the "Find What" field, then click "Find" or "Find Next" until all asterisks have been identified.
Eligible/Ineligible Products
- Eligible Product
- Fresh/frozen poultry, including mechanically separated poultry, giblets and poultry products. (Note: Export of poultry giblets is possible only in cases where an import permit has been granted by the Ukrainian Veterinary Service. The responsibility for such a transaction, including the risk of rejection, rests completely with the importing and exporting parties.).(Also see Ineligible Product section below).
- Pork Casings
- Beef and beef products, including bone-in, boneless, offal, and processed products, derived from cattle less than 30 months of age produced under an approved AMS Export Verification (EV) Less Than 30 (LT30) months of age program. Information about the program for Ukraine and a list of LT30 approved establishments can be obtained from AMS' Web site.
Effective March 19, 2012, a Statement of Verification (SOV) is no longer required as part of the export certification process for Ukraine. FSIS inspection personnel will continue to verify the eligibility of the establishment and product. The unique product identification system can be accessed by authorized FSIS inspection personnel from FSIS' Intranet site. Details of the Export Verification program can be accessed from the Export Verification (EV) Programs Additional Requirements page on the AMS' Web site.
If FSIS inspection personnel become aware of concerns that an AMS approved LT30 establishment is not properly executing its Quality Control Program, export certification should not be issued for the product in question and AMS should be notified at firstname.lastname@example.com. Inspection personnel should include their immediate supervisor or should be included in the message:- Establishment name, address, and establishment number
- Product type, product code, and quantity of product
- Date of production, lot number, and shift
- Date and nature of observation
- Name of country product is intended for export
- Export certificate number (if applicable)
- Any other information to verify claim
- Name of inspection official
Veal and veal products are not subject to the LT30 program. - Pork and pork products.
- Ineligible Product
- Fresh/frozen poultry derived from birds that were treated with antibiotics for the purpose of growth promotion and increased productivity.
- Poultry meat and poultry meat products derived from birds originating from the States of Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Minnesota, or California.*
Documentation Requirements
- Fresh/frozen poultry
- Obtain FSIS Form 9060-5, Meat and Poultry Export Certificate of Wholesomeness.
- Obtain FSIS Form 9460-1 (03/27/03), Veterinary Certificate for Poultry Meat Exported to Ukraine.
- Pork Casings
- Obtain FSIS Form 9060-7 (08/26/2011) , Animal Casings Export Certificate for Countries Requiring Ante-mortem, Post-mortem, and Fit for Human Food Statements.
- Obtain FSIS Form 9460-2 (8/3/2005), Veterinary Certificate for Natural Casings for Export of Pork Casing to Ukraine.
- Beef and beef products
- Obtain FSIS Form 9060-5, Meat and Poultry Export Certificate of Wholesomeness. Include slaughter dates in the "Remarks" section in day/month/year format. Date ranges are acceptable.
- Obtain FSIS Form 9460-3 (01/18/2012), Veterinary Certificate for Beef, and Beef Products Exported to Ukraine. These certification statements are included on FSIS 9460-3.
- Pork and pork products
- Obtain FSIS Form 9060-5, Meat and Poultry Export Certificate of Wholesomeness. Include slaughter dates in the "Remarks" section in day/month/year format. Date ranges are acceptable.
- Obtain FSIS Form 9460-4 (01/18/2012), Veterinary Certificate for Pork, and Pork Products Exported to Ukraine. These certification statements are included on FSIS 9460-4.
Additional Requirements
- In order for FSIS to issue FSIS 9460-1 (03/27/03), plant management must provide certification to FSIS issued by an APHIS accredited industry veterinarian that states that the poultry meat was derived from birds that were not treated with antibiotics for the purpose of accelerating growth and increasing productivity.
- Poultry must be labeled to indicate a 12 month shelf life.
- Poultry flock health certification. As of July 1, 2008 plant management must present, on a weekly basis, a Flock Health Certification document ( example of flock health certificate) from an APHIS Accredited Veterinarian.
Plants Eligible to Export
All Federally inspected establishments are eligible to export to Ukraine. However, beef products must originate from AMS EV approved establishments.


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Sucks a lot and will get us in more trouble than he's worth.
More to come later. If you voted for Dear Reader hold your breath long time.
CodeBlack wrote:http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090409/ap_on_go_pr_wh/obama_war_costs
Hmmmmm. Where are all those fine anti-war folks from the Bush years? I guess they all crawled back under their rock. Is anyone gonna camp out near Obama's house? Is the news media gonna cover every nitwit who hates Obama, 24-hours a day? No? Is Michael Moore gonna make a movie? Is John Stewart gonna bash Obama EVERY SINGLE FRICKEN DAY on his show! Is David Letterman gonna give us his oh so savvy analysis of Obama's war policy. If Obama hires a black woman to be Secretary of State, are the libs gonna start making racist cartoons about her?
Dark-Samus wrote:I didn´t bash bushy the minute he steped into office because I didn´t really know who it was back then...
I guess I started bashing him after the 11/9 thingy...
So maybe I`ll wait 1 year and see whether I should bash Obamy or not
BloodStone wrote:I would also like to know what happened to all the outcry about all the inflated civilian deaths occuring in Iraq and Afghanastan? What happend to all the reports of how we are killing civilians everyday?
This Administration is the biggest joke I have ever witnessed
This administration has had more sh*t dropped on it's doorstep than any other in history. Worse than he who followed Tricky Dick and Carter combined.


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Welcome to the College of Science, Engineering and Health at the University of West Florida
Pine Forest is the first high school in the Escambia County School District to compete in the national cybersecurity competition, with support from the UWF Innovation Institute, Center for Cybersecurity and the school district. More than 2,150 middle- and high-school student teams are registered for the national competition this year.
"Escambia County Schools strive to look into the future and create educational programs that will help prepare our students now for the careers that will be waiting for them after graduation," said Escambia County School District Superintendent Malcolm Thomas. "As cybersecurity issues crop up in the news almost daily, teachers and students are already working on learning the skills to protect our secure web sites and data in the near future. Pine Forest has been in collaboration with the University and our local Homeland Security office to help prepare our students for opportunities in the real world."
The CyberPatriot competition places middle and high school students in the position of newly hired IT professionals tasked with managing the network of a small company. During the competition rounds, student teams are given a set of virtual images that represent operating systems and work to find and resolve cybersecurity vulnerabilities. They compete for top placement within their state and region to earn an all-expenses paid trip to Washington, D.C. for the National Finals Competition, where they can earn national recognition and scholarships.
The Pine Forest student teams competed in the first two rounds of competition in October and November and scored in the second-highest tier, gold. Following the online state rounds, the top three teams from each state and 12 wildcards will complete the regional competition in January 2015. The top teams will then advance to the nationals round, to be held in March 2015.
Earlier this year, the University established a mentor relationship with Pine Forest, which is home to the school district's only Cyber Academy. Kathy Denkler, assistant director for industry and community partnerships at the UWF Innovation Institute, assisted Pine Forest cyber teacher Angela Irby with registering the student teams for the national competition. Anthony Pinto, computer science lecturer at UWF, and UWF computer science students also provided coaching support and training for the students in preparation for the competition. The collaboration is part of the UWF Center for Cybersecurity's efforts to gain Center for Academic Excellence designation from the National Security Agency and Department of Homeland Security.
"All of the students were really enthusiastic and receptive to learning about cybersecurity," Pinto said. "It was interesting to see how much they already knew about computer science and the cybersecurity field, but we were able to provide a global perspective. By partnering with area schools, we are making middle and high school students and the community aware of the Center for Cybersecurity and all of the degree programs offered here. This is the type of project that breaks down barriers between the University and the community, and helps make UWF a first-choice school for students who want to pursue a career in cybersecurity."
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This is one of 50 Posts About Cyborgs, a project spearheaded by Tim Maly to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the coining of the term.
This is one of 50 Posts About Cyborgs, a project spearheaded by Tim Maly to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the coining of the term.
Here's a little update on things I'm working on presently!
Above and below are the boxes for the three Wondermark jigsaw puzzles that we funded on Kickstarter last fall.
Based on some of my favorite Wondermark posters, the puzzles are on the press now. I've reviewed proofs and gotten advance samples and everything looks really good!
I'm excited for the puzzles to become available for backers and the general public later this spring. I estimated that they'd start shipping to backers in March. I do admit to a little trepidation: labor disputes have been causing drastic slowdowns at the Los Angeles seaport, at the precise spot where the puzzles are due to enter the States… But there's nothing I can do to control or affect that particular matter. I asked the freight forwarder if they could shunt our shipment to a different port, and that option doesn't look promising. So, we'll just cross our fingers!
I've also been doing a lot of setup work for projects that will see fruition later in the year:
We're working on some videos for the Machine of Death card game (the game, of course, is available now!). I'm doing some design work for Zach Weinersmith on a really neat product he'll be launching this spring, and I'm also in talks with a new T-shirt company that has a… pretty unique and strange perspective on what being a T-shirt company means. I don't think I'm allowed to say much else about that just yet.
I'll be attending the Emerald City Comicon in Seattle at the end of March as is my wont, and I'll be hosting two fun game show-style panels there! I also still perform on stage with my improv comedy team on first and third Mondays in Santa Monica — those shows are always free so it's easy to get your money's worth.
Oh and I set up a Patreon! Right now I have done exactly zero things with it. I wanted to get at least the puzzles out the door before I started up something new.
But, some very nice people have asked me if there's a way they can support the things I make, and I know not everyone needs or wants merchandise or physical objects cluttering up their life.
So, if you're so inclined, you can toss in a buck or two a month, and be a supporting member of Wondermark and the stuff we do here. Rewards for patrons will be forthcoming!
On Tumblr recently, I've:
- Helped someone out with marketing their dog biscotti
- Found an old letter I wrote to Brad Bird
- Mastered the art of burger negotiation
- Examined the postal employee weight requirement
- Tried to Google each of the individual fifty shades of grey
It's usually pretty easy to fill the days, around here.
I was interviewed by the site The Setup! It was pretty fun. The premise of the site is asking people "what do you use?" Hardware, software, processes, etc.
I'll also list mental processes under "software". All the apps and tricks in the world are just cargo cult trappings if you can't control the way you think. This is really hard for me! And it's an ongoing learning process as I struggle to navigate the canyons that streams of habit have carved into the workings of my mind. But the few things I've found that work really well (when I can stick to them) are…
Read the whole interview at The Setup!
I've recently started listening to the WNYC public radio show New Tech City. It's an interesting and well-done show! (The episodes are also not that long, so it's a quick listen.)
Recently they've been doing a series called 'Bored and Brilliant'. From the episode called 'The Case for Boredom':
Paying attention to our smartphones through so many of our waking moments means our minds don't spend as much time idling. [...]
Mann's research finds that idle minds lead to reflective, often creative thoughts (we discuss her projects in depth in this week's show). Minds need to wander to reach their full potential.
During bouts of boredom our brains can't help but jump around in time, analyzing and re-analyzing the pieces of our lives, says Jonny Smallwood, professor of cognitive neuroscience at the University of York in the UK. He says inspiration strikes in the shower because it's a moment when we're not really looking at or focusing on anything else. [...]
"That's where daydreaming and boredom intersect," Smallwood says. "What smartphones allow us to do is get rid of boredom in a very direct way because we can play games, phone people, we can check the Internet. It takes away the boredom, but it also denies us the chance to see and learn about where we truly are in terms of our goals."
In addition to being some good, interesting radio to listen to, the Bored and Brilliant series is also presenting a challenge. They're asking people to sign up for an experiment in which they make certain experimental changes to the way they relate to their phones.
To start with, they're asking for people to record baseline behavior…And then, starting in February, they'll actually start giving daily instructions to experiment participants.
I'm down for it — I'm fascinated by what we can learn about ourselves, what kinds of unconscious things come out, when we pay close attention to our habits, and try to examine or tinker with them.
Whether you want to sign up for the experiment, or just want to check out the show, visit Bored and Brilliant at New Tech City!


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SquareEnix, Snafu Comics, Blindferret and some more Radical peeps are doing a screenshot contest for the new release of Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles the Crystal Bearers. Check out the contest here!
Anyhow ALL you have to do is think of something for this dude to say
So yeah go here and type in a caption for him and possibly win a signed copy of Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers for the Wii! And a Signed Game Poster, and signed framed art and a signed Soudtrack. That's a lot of Signed Merch.


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On May 29th, 2011, Dan Wheldon won the 100th Anniversary of the Indianapolis 500®. This is his second win of the "Greatest Spectacle in Racing"®, his first win in 2005. Wheldon won the 100th Anniversary of the Indianapolis 500® by leading the last and most important lap of this historic and much anticipated event. Wheldon, who started sixth, became the 18th driver to win at least twice, and has 6 top-four finishes in 9 career Indianapolis 500® starts. Commemorate Dan Wheldon's victory at the 2011 Indianapolis 500® with this 12'' x 15'' plaque that features an 8'' x 10'' race image and race winner stats. Officially licensed by IMS. The paque measures 12'' x 15'' x 1'' and comes ready to hang in an any home or office.
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quote:October 26, vs Furman 7:00 PPV ~Good luck trying to find a major network wanting to air this one. Is this the last year of Tiger Vision and their 1993 broadcast quality?
quote:yeah, I don't know what's going to happen with this one. SEC network?
quote:one more PPV game... fricking furman
quote:Florida/Tennessee is the same day and that game is almost always picked up by CBS
quote:one SEC death valley night game all season... that blows
quote:November 29, vs. Arkansas 2:30 CBS
quote:It's admittedly a long shot, but if LSU and TAMU are both top 5 coming out of their 11/9 games, we may see another deal w CBS like 2011. Agree that fans on both sides would LOVE this to be a night game.