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It can be tough to be a kid. Especially if you're not part of the gang. Foul is a humorous and melancholy everyday odyssey; a road movie that follows a ten-year-old girl through all the resistance she experiences on a normal winter day in Norway.
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The 2006 Detroit auto show is going to be an orgy of classic muscle car rehashes that could appear in showrooms by 2008 if show-goers are amply enthusiastic. DaimlerChrysler easily could produce the , as the concept is based on the successful LX platform that already underlies the Dodge Magnum and Charger and the Chrysler 300C. The concept (which is based on GM sister division Pontiac's Solstice or GTO, according to various sources) is a bit less of a sure thing because the company lacks a ready-to-go platform that's cost-effective, modern, and suitably large. Regardless, both retro concepts look fantastic, and they are sure to steal some of the thunder from the 480-hp GT500 Convertible, which also makes its debut at Cobo Hall. The Mustang has something its Motor City cousins don't: it goes on sale later in 2006.
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Uttar Pradesh will go to Assembly elections early in 2017. The state has an Assembly comprising 403 seats and a party/alliance has to win 202 seats to form the government. In 2012, when the last state election was held in UP, the Samajwadi Party had won 224 seats to get a decisive majority.
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Constituency Name: Deoband (General) [comprises KCs 1-Deoband, 2-Bhaila, 4- Talheri Bujurg & Deoband NPP of 4-Deoband Tehsil]
- Constituency No. 5
- District: Saharanpur (Deoband is an Assembly segment under Saharanpur Lok Sabha constituency)
- Area of district: 3,689 square kilometres (rural 3,582 sq km)
- District population: 34,66,382 (78% general caste; 22% SC; 0% ST)
- District literacy: 60%
- District urbanisation: 30%
2012 Assembly election result in Deoband
- Winner: Late Rajendra Singh Rana (SP) [Congress's Mavia Ali won the by-election from Deoband in February 2016]
- Votes received: 66,682
- Vote percentage: 34.1
- Nearest rival: Manoj Chaudhary (BSP) [Mavia Ali defeated SP's Meena Devi in 2016 bypoll]
- Votes: 63,632
- Percentage: 32.5
- Difference: 3,050 votes/Ali won by 3,400 votes
- Margin %: 1.56
- Total voters: 2,92,273
- Turnout: 67.02%
- Party which has won Saharanpur Nagar most number of times: Congress won it 9 times; BSP twice; BJP and SP once each.
2014 Lok Sabha result in Saharanpur
Raghav Lakhanpal (BJP) defeated Imran Masood (Congress) by 65,090 votes
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About Saharanpur district: Saharanpur is famous for exporting handicraft and woodcraft of which moorhas come from Behat. However, because of the middleman problem, the local craftsmen do not gain much.
Issues: Lack of development in infrastructure, lack of higher education centres Shortage of facilities for traders of fruits and furniture business. Electricity shortage is also a major problem in Saharanpur. Communal clashes have also been a problem in this district.


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Harvard cross country coach Brett Willhoit is trying to instill the pride and dedication required to build a strong program in his boys and girls runners.
Willhoit saw some things Saturday at the IHSA Cross Country State Meet in Peoria that were encouraging. Showing the Harvard runners a video of York, Illinois' most storied program with 28 state championships, was inspiring.
When the Hornets were at Detweiller Park on Saturday – the girls team ran in the Class 1A race and boys runner Jorge Pichardo qualified for the boys race – they got their picture taken with York coach Joe Newton.
Willhoit was thrilled that his runners grasped the sense of history.
Harvard's girls team was 19th, but sophomore Jordan Peterson is a leader Willhoit will lean on for two more years. Peterson, who thrived in track last spring, was in her first year of cross country. She finished 34th in the Class 1A race.
"That's huge," Willhoit said. "We saw flashes here and there in races. She really works her butt off in practice."
Tough finish for Schulz: Cary-Grove junior Morgan Schulz was poised for an All-State performance in the Class 3A girls race when her body failed her about 75 feet from the finish line Saturday.
Schulz, running cross country for the first time, was fourth in the Fox Valley Conference Invitational and was in position to crack the Top 25, which would have given her All-State status. Just before the finish, she collapsed.
"I could see the finish line," she said. "I went out really fast because I didn't want to get too far back. The last 800 meters I tried to pick up the pace. The last 400, my legs just couldn't go any faster."
Schulz lay on the ground for what she thought was a few minutes. She eventually finished in 21:53, last in the field.
"I crossed the finish line and all I wanted to do was lie down," she said.
C-G coach Mark Anderson saw Schulz doing well and already had gone to the chutes behind the finishing area to congratulate her, not realizing until a few minutes later what had happened. Schulz then spent some time in the medical trailer for assistance before riding home with her parents.
That's a finish: Prairie Ridge senior Erin Wagner finished ninth in the Class 2A girls race to become the first All-State runner in Wolves' girls history. Wagner's 17:43 also was a personal-best time by 30 seconds.
"As soon as I hit the mile mark, it was the time [5:34] that I had a dream about last night," Wagner said. "I was really pumped about that."
Beattie looking: Woodstock senior Maura Beattie now can concentrate on looking for NCAA Division I schools at which to run next year. Beattie has visited Eastern Illinois, Central Michigan and Bowling Green (the alma mater of her parents Dave and Debbie). She also wants to visit Arkansas State.
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The Purple Morrow and Wolf's Bane are free this week!
I recently decided to drop Smashwords in order to try out the Kindle Unlimited service. Two interesting features of this program are that I can offer price reductions on the books, or give them away free. Yeah, that's right. So, for the … Continue reading
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Am I the only one who spent years of my youth mystified by how many things Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Howell III loaded on the S.S. Minnow for a "three hour tour?" I'm quite certain that many Americans didn't have some of those luxuries in their own homes, but the castaways enjoyed them as they desperately hoped to be rescued from their deserted island. Truly, the simple life of Gilligan and the gang would have been much simpler if it weren't for all the Howells' conveniences.
I'm including a picture today that may take a bit of explanation for you to "get it." In it, Patti (who works on our staff) is playing with a couple of Dominican boys in Guananico, Dominican Republic. Guananico is an out of the way place, a bit like Gilligan's Island. Rather than being surrounded by water, it is surrounded by hills and small mountains. It's hot there and the humidity can completely sap you if you're not careful. It feels even hotter because the cooling ocean breezes from 20-30 miles away are blocked by the mountains.
Unlike the bigger cities in the D.R., Guananico is far enough out in the country that life is quite a bit slower and less connected. It's not unusual these days to see many Dominicans in the cities with their smart phones, checking their Facebook friends' updates. The villages and towns, however, are far more likely to rejoice when they see someone like Patti show up…
…because Patti brings baseballs.
She loads up a bunch of baseballs in her suitcase when she goes and gives them out to kids as she does ministry there. And, to get a full-fledge ball game going, all you need is a baseball. You don't need gloves or bats or catcher's gear or a ball diamond. You don't even need to go very far, since the "windows" of the houses are wooden slats and there's no glass to break.
That day in Guananico, we pitched and caught and hit with a group of Dominican kids. We used tree branches as bats and did the best we could, laughing and figuring out how to communicate in two languages. These kids needed no inspiration (Bartolo Colón grew up nearby and these kids' heroes are the Dominicans who play in the Major Leagues), just a couple crazy Americans…and a baseball. Game on!
I contrast the simplicity of that afternoon in Guananico, Dominican Republic with the complex noise of our own lives. Everywhere we turn, we run into things that interrupt us from our own fast-paced agendas and some of us have reached the point where we can't stand the quiet. How many of you turn the TV on as soon as you enter the house, just so you have noise in the background? Why? Is it because of what you fear you might hear if the distraction weren't there?
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The webinar will explore the programmable signal chain design methodology as exemplified by Cypress's new PSoC 3 and PSoC 5 programmable system-on-chip architectures. Attendees will see how these architectures, powered by the PSoC Creator development software, uniquely solve mixed-signal design challenges. The webinar will conclude with a detailed question and answer period to address participants' applications and designs.
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Does the 2024 have magic the 2021b doesn't?
After listening a lot to both Tripath chips in the following configurations
- T-amp (unmodded and modded)
- 2024 evaluation board
- 2021b evaluation board
- amp3 (2021b)
I've reached some sort of a conclusion that overall I find the 2021
based configurations better sounding when I listen to it analysing.
It's got better depth in the soundstage, also a more overall
balanced, richer sound I think.
I don't experience the same 'magic' listening experience I have
when I listen to the 2024 config. (When I started out with the
t-amp) I've got the feeling that's mainly because of the very
strong,sizzling highs and mids this chip produces. (some find this too
shrill or harsh).
I feel this gives the extra clarity and transparity which I just keep
missing listening to the 2021b based setups, no matter how much I
try to convince myself they do sound overall 'better'. Sometime I
also think the 2024 being more efficient and more dynamic, but that
could be my imagination.
Anyone else with the same experience?
It gets kinda annoying, bacause I can't really enjoy listening
anymore, always having the feeling I'm missing something crucial.
(As I fried all my 2024's, I'm considering buying a new evaluation
board. The last one I killed with reversed polarity (how stupid can
one be) and my input modded t-amp just died last week for no
appearant reason, killing 1 channel all of a sudden while listening...)
Your impressions of the T-amp and Amp3 are very consistent with mine, except that "better depth in the soundstage, also a more overall
balanced, richer sound" are precisely qualities I like, and so I enjoy the Amp3 a lot :) .
I too was impressed by the T-amps clarity and pace. However, now that my Amp3 has a good power supply and has burned in, there is no comparison -- my modded T-amp sounds thin and the bass feel fast, but has no depth. The speakers I use have fairly flat response to 30+ Hz, and they reveal the weaknesses of the T-amp very clearly. Using the same supply (eg. SLA for both), the Amp3 seems to have much more than 3dB additional headroom more than the T-amp.
The TA2024 was a little harsh on some music in my system and the soundstage seemed a bit flat. I always felt the TA2024 was outstanding with clarity and detail, but I had problem with the tone being a little thin.
My amp 3 is only 72 hours old (burning-in continuously) and I have listened only sparsely this week, but I feel it's tone is better and less fatiguing. The highs are a little attenuated compared to the TA2024, but that's a good thing in my case. Also, the imaging is deeper. The bass is probably the best quality I've heard in my room. I haven't determined at this point if the amp 3 compromises any of the "magical" details and air that the TA2024 provides. The tamed highs may give that initial perception. I used the same input caps and battery on both amps, BTW.
I suppose whether you opt for the amp 3 or TA2024 depends upon the speakers you employ. Single-drivers may sound better with the amp 3's fuller sound while conventional multi-way speakers may be great with the other. You know how these things are, time will tell which amp becomes the true favorite. As of now the amp 3 gets my nod.
P.S. I had the TA2024 board at a gathering of audionuts and was impressed by two things:
(1) How good it sounded on acoustic material compared to some great tube amps; and
(2) How the highs sounded a bit out of balance (exaggerated) on some recorded material (it's not a forgiving creature and demands a really great source and recorded material).
Thanks to you both for your replies. Sure looks like we are on the same path here.
@ mb : I think we agree on the quality of the amp3 board. I'll probably start missing it's deeper soundstage once I start listening to to the 2024 again (haven't got one right now).
But what is your experience when you compare the highs with the 2024? This is exactly the area why I keep longing for the 2024.
Interesting points you have, and very similar to my experiences. The 2024 seem to have an equally wide soundstage, but not as deep as the 2021. When you refer to the thinness you probably refer to the lower frequencies.
I'm very interested in your final opinion and if the overall better sound of the 2021 makes you forget the not easily equalled chill factor of the 2024. It's especially with the acoustic material (where the attention is drawn even more for just the sound of the individual instruments where it seems the advantages the 2021's better soundstage etc seem less important than the very defined and sharp sound of the 2024 I fell in love with.
In general: what psu's are you both using with the amp3? I'm using a 13,8 V on it, which seems a little to low (bought this for the 2024 boards). What influence could this be on the performance of the 2021 board? Just in the power department or could other area's be affected too?
Maybe a bi-amp solution of a 2024 for the highs and 2021 for the mids/lows could be the solution (but not a very practical one I'm afraid :D)
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Wednesday 15 July 1981
It was Wednesday, under the sign of Cancer. The US president was Ronald Reagan (Republican).
Famous people born on this day include Alecia Ingram and Alou Diarra.
In that special week of July people in US were listening to Bette Davis Eyes by Kim Carnes.
In UK Ghost Town by The Specials was in the top 5 hits.
Endless Love, directed by Franco Zeffirelli, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1981
while The Alpha Strategy by John A. Pugsley was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching Bellamy.
If you liked videogames you were probably playing Mouse Trap or Pleiads / Pleiades.
But much more happened that day: find out below..
You can also have a look at the whole 1981 or at July 15 across the years.
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- Saint Vladimir the Great's day (Eastern Orthodox; Roman Catholic)
- Confuflux (Discordianism)
- Saint Swithun's feast day (Anglican Church)
- Japan - Third day of Obon feast period
- Palermo, Sicily - Festival of Santa Rosalia
- Brunei - Birthday of the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam
- Botswana - President's Day
- Saint Donald's feast day
- Brazil - International Men's Day
Famous Birthdays:
- Alecia Ingram: Knoxville, Tennessee -- Gymnast (1996 Olympics).
- Alou Diarra: French international footballer (soccer player) who currently plays for English Championship club Charlton Athletic.
- Taylor Kinney: TV Actor.
- Petros Klampanis: Greek bassist and composer.
- Marius Stankevičius: Lithuanian footballer.
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- Oak Ridge Boys - Elvira
- Joey Scarbury - Theme From The Greatest American Hero (Believe It Or Not)
- Kenny Rogers - I Don't Need You
- Pointer Sisters - Slow Hand
- The Manhattan Transfer - Boy From New York City
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Brit fighting ISIS with Kurdish forces killed in Syria as dad leads heartbreaking tributes
A 22-YEAR-OLD Brit has died in Syria while fighting insurgents from ISIS, his father has revealed in a heartbreaking Facebook post.
Dean Evans had travelled to fight against sick jihadis ISIS alongside Kurdish forces.
A Facebook account belonging to John Evans said: "My son Dean Carl Evans born on 7/10/93 sadly was killed in Syria on Friday.
"He was loved and will be missed by all his family and friends rip son xx xx."
His proud dad later added: "I would like to say a massive big thank you to all my friends and family who sent there condolence for the loss of my son.
"He would have been very proud and would have regarded you all as his brothers and sisters, thank you again."
It is not yet known how long his son had been in the Middle East.
Evans had been fighting for the YPG – AKA the People's Protection Units.
The YPG includes Westerners, Kurds, Turks and Arabs who combat ISIS together.
Erik Scurfield, from Barnsley, died last year fighting ISIS after volunteering to fight against jihadists.


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Discussion in 'Heavy Equipment & Pavement' started by Dirtman2007, Nov 17, 2008.
Nice work Chris
Did you have a fun time working around all those trees digging out that ditch? Haha
haha it wont that bad, I did hit a couple but didn't tell anyone haha!
Dug a little pond today with the dozer and 140.
I pretty much dug alittle water hole last time just to get dirt to fill in a low area, well he liked the water hole so much he wanted me to turn it into a pond. Pushed the dirt out with the dozer and shaped the sides with the 140. all the dirt was spread out in the field to help level it off
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Hey Chris anyway you could send me a link to the camera mount you use? Do you have a point and shoot that has a video mode on it?
Hey chris. Got a question for u. A good friend of the family wants me to thin out 6wooded acres for him in December. He wants to clear out everything 3" dia or less. What do u think is my best option for this. The back of the property is a lil swampy.
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does he want it mulched or yanked out? Hard to say without know that the site works out but I'd prolly just go with a good size mini excavator like a 10 or 12K lbs machine and thumb just so that its easy to work around the larger trees. If you have room for a bigger machine then I'd get something a little bigger like my 140
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Hell or High Water is a film that spends its time split between two primary setups. Tight, often claustrophobic-feeling spaces, in places like banks, diners, and crumbling homes, or in epically large landscapes, like the flat open roads, or sprawling mountainsides of West Texas.
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So local councillors in the English town of Grantham are considering erecting a statue of Margaret Thatcher in the main square, even though a vandal has already decapitated one such marble statue (In The Iron Lady's Birthplace, A Wrestle Over Reputation – front page, Feb. 19). Build one of iron, I say, and give her a handbag to repel boarders.
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How will we get scientific proof that eating wheat causes obesity (Is Wheat-Free The New Atkins? – Life & Arts, Feb. 19)? Do we conduct a double-blind study that's done for drugs? Of course not.
The proof of going wheat free is provided by thousands of people with anecdotal evidence.
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Stephen Ottridge, Vancouver
As Leslie Beck writes, it's difficult to envision a life without bread. But here I am, three years later, mid-40s, 50 pounds lighter, back to my high-school weight.
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Norm Ross, Kitchener, Ont.
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Governor-General David Johnston and Howard Alper implore us to celebrate our scientists by increasing their nominations for prestigious prizes (We Need To Celebrate Our Scientists And Researchers – Feb. 18).
Visitors to Toronto's Mount Sinai Hospital may view Tony Pawson's recent Wolf Prize in the lobby, and I note that he and Charles Taylor were two Canadian laureates of the three 2008 international Kyoto Prizes.
Perhaps the problem is that we don't recognize the outstanding Canadian winners in our midst.
Jim Woodgett, director of research, Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute, Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto
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The article At Least 3,000 Children Died In Residential Schools (Feb. 19) rightly brings to a wider public the fact that sending first nations children to residential institutions did not protect them from the diseases sweeping their reserves, and that confined spaces such as dormitories enabled those diseases to spread widely among the children.
But important context is missing: During most of the years in which residential schools operated, communicable diseases were also a constant threat in the tents and cabins of their parents, shelters that were just as confining as any dormitory. Spanish flu, for example, took a terrible toll on entire aboriginal communities, not just on students in residence.
Lack of medical care for all first nations people, young and old, is the real story here.
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Although it may be an unpalatable reality for many people to accept, the Toronto District School Board's hiring policy targeting "men" and "minorities" (School Board's Hiring Policy Singles Out Men, Minorities – Feb. 19) is the only means to address a systemic issue in our secondary and elementary schools.
As a man and a graduate of the Ontario school system, I know how important it was for me to see male teachers exhibiting not only strength but also compassion and support.
Of all my teachers, two stand out: my Grade 3 teacher, who instilled his love of running in his students and to whom I credit my passion for marathoning, and my Grade 10 English teacher, who made me realize it was okay for a guy to love reading.
My life would be less dynamic without these two strong role models. And both were men.
Jean-Paul Bedard, teacher, Toronto Catholic District School Board, Toronto
Excellence, intelligence and integrity – not one's skin colour or gender – should determine who is hired to fill teaching positions. To do otherwise violates the definition of equity.
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Re The Rail's The Thing (editorial, Feb. 19): More than half a century ago, American environmentalist Aldo Leopold said: "To build a road is so much simpler than to think of what the country really needs."
Today, it's so much simpler to build a tar sands pipeline than to think of the climate our grandchildren will inherit if we fail to curb emissions.
Anthony Ketchum, Toronto
Information warfare
For those who think Target stores will be less invasive when it comes to personal information than, say, a Canadian Tire store (Point Of No Return – letter, Feb. 19), I have news: In Southern California, I had to present a driver's licence to buy a bottle of wine – and I'm over 70!
Alan Armour, North Vancouver
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Re 8 Problems Cirque Must Address … For The Show To Go On (Jan. 18): Over the past five years, we have had the opportunity to witness up close the phenomenal ascent of Cirque du Soleil throughout the world.
After gradually introducing a number of touring shows in Russia, we are now the largest live entertainment company in Russia and have sold more than 1.3 million tickets in four short years. Our partnership alone will bring four shows to Russia and Ukraine next year.
In this context, the measures taken by Cirque will help ensure its sustainability in the long term. We continue to be impressed with the entrepreneurial spirit of founder Guy Laliberté and the determination of CEO Daniel Lamarre.
A company that conducts research and development in collaboration with a dozen Canadian universities does not take its success for granted.
We have very few Canadian brands on the global stage. This one will continue to be in the spotlight for decades to come.
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PANDA. Ulrich Wiedner, FAIR PAC meeting, March 14, 2005. PANDA Collaboration. • At present a group of 340 physicists from 46 institutions of 14 countries. Austria – Belaruz - China - Finland - France - Germany – Italy – Poland – Russia – Spain - Sweden – Switzerland - U.K. – U.S.A.
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Ulrich Wiedner, FAIR PAC meeting, March 14, 2005.
• At present a group of 340 physicists
from46 institutions of 14 countries
Austria – Belaruz - China - Finland - France - Germany – Italy – Poland – Russia – Spain - Sweden – Switzerland - U.K. – U.S.A..
3 new members
Basel, Beijing, Bochum, Bonn, Catania, Cracow, Dresden, Edinburg, Erlangen, Ferrara, Frankfurt, Genova, Giessen, Glasgow, GSI, Inst. of Physics Helsinki, FZ Jülich, JINR, Katowice, Lanzhou, LNF, Mainz, Milano, Minsk, TU München, Münster, Northwestern, BINP Novosibirsk, Pavia, Piemonte Orientale, IPN Orsay, IHEP Protvino,
PNPI St. Petersburg, Stockholm, Dep. A. Avogadro Torino, Dep. Fis. Sperimentale Torino, Torino Politecnico,Trieste, TSL Uppsala, Tübingen, Uppsala, Valencia, SINS Warsaw, TU Warsaw, AAS Wien
Unfortunately we lost KVI.
Spokesperson: Ulrich Wiedner - Uppsala
… base program for the first few years.
Luminosity: L = Npbar • f • xtarget
Envisaged luminosity: L = 2×1032 cm–2s–1
Required target thickness: 5×1015 cm–2
Hydrogen pellet target.
Cluster jet target.
Targets for hypernuclear physics.
for the pellet rate
Experimental pellet distributions
pumps at both ends of PANDA
additional pumping between solenoid and dipole
under investigation:
line scan camera provides
online information on
pellet position <100 µm
pp Targets for Hypernuclear Physics
Primary target:
Secondary target:
stopping of
MC simulation of
under large angles
Stopping points for (INC calulations)
slower and more expensiveThe Electromagnetic Calorimeter
Fast, high resolution scintillator for between 10 MeV - 2 GeV
Two possible solutions:
PbWO4 (PWO) crystals
BGO crystals
Crystal size: 22 cm2 22 X0
light yield of PANDA crystals
better than as CMS crystals
Light yield ~ 8 times higher than PWO
CMS uses 5x5 mm2 APDs
For PANDA:
10x10 mm2 APDs being
developed by Hamamatsu
Preliminary tests show
no significant differences.
Alternative readout devices like the PLANACON hybrid photomultiplier have been tested but show sensitivity to magnetic fields.
st / nsExpected performance (PWO calorimeter)
Measurements with a tagged photon beam in Mainz:
deposited energy / GeV
Barrel part:
2.5 m long, Ø 1.08 m, 11360 crystals
End caps:
upstream: Ø 0.68 m, 816 crystals
downstream: Ø ~2 m, 6864 crystals
Cooling to -25 C, temperature stabilized to ±0.1 C
Shashlyk modules composed of lead absorbers and scintillators
pp g
e+e– (µ+µ–)
Charmed hybrid (JPC=1–+) channel
Production mode:
D0 decays
The PANDA collaboration is healthy and eagerly waiting
to build up the experiment and to do world-class physics.


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Another requirement of the Leadership Development Certificate Program includes completion of at least six credit hours of relevant academic course offerings. All courses included must be justified by you. You must indicate how each course applies to your Personal Development Plan and your four goals. NOTE: The courses do not have to have "leadership" as the main focus, but you must justify to your coach the course's relevance in order to count in this program.
The following are recommended leadership courses that you may wish to take:
AGEC 43500 - Leadership in a Changing World: An examination of various leadership theories and the importance of leadership. Drawing upon research from many disciplines and fundamental aspects of leadership, students will read, discuss, and apply these concepts to leadership experiences and to develop the competencies to be more effective leaders in their families, workplaces, and communities.
AGRY 46000/ANTH 46000 - Contemporary Issues in Agriculture: Current agricultural issues are examined from a problem-solving standpoint. Includes discussion and debate of the social, economic, and technological decisions facing agricultural communities. Issues are examined from a humanistic, as well as, a scientific viewpoint.
ANSC 38100 - Leadership for a Diverse Workplace: An interactive, small group discussion class covering effective interpersoanl and group skills needed to enhance career satisfaction in a diverse workplace including building networks within industry, cross-cultural communication and gaining experiences in group problem-solving and decision-making. This course may be used as an additional written communication elective as required in all plans of study in Animal Sciences.
EDPS 30000 - Student Leadership Development: This course studies leadership styles; campus organizational structures; program planning; social and intellectual activities; human relations and cultural differences; motivation; team building; public relations and assists students in developing their own leadership potential.
EDPS 30100 - Peer Counseling Training: Students are trained to help peers deal with their problems and concerns. Training modules are used to build knowledge and skills inthe duties of peer helpers; student development, communication, goal setting, and use of comminity resources are stressed.
OLS 27400 - Applied Leadership: This course provides an introduction to and overview of the fundamental concepts of leadership and supervision. Emphasis is placed on the supervisor's major functions and essential areas of knowledge, relations with others, and personal development.
YDAE 35900 - Leadership in Developing the Agricultural Professional: This course focuses on leadership skills that enhance the effectiveness of the agricultural professional. Students develop leadership skills through course activities and content that concentrate on team building, communication, time management, motivational skills, and goal setting.
YDAE 38500 - Urban Service-Learning: Using service-learning as a pedagogy, students will have the opportunity to deepen and expand classroom learning through thoughtful, collaborative engagement with community, organizations, agencies, and/or educational institutions and the people they serve. This course will offer opportunities to engage in complex real-world problems and to test the efficacy of disciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches to finding solutions.
An important aspect of the Leadership Development Certificate Program experience is the opportunity for the students to apply the skills that they have learned in workshops and courses to their non-classroom or team experiences. We recommend that students seek a variety of experiences in a variety of settings.
Settings may include:
The following resources may be useful for students who are looking for potential group/team opportunities:
Agricultural Council: Ag Council is a group of student leaders in the College of Agriculture that coordinates student life activities, scholarship and student club recognition, and serves as a liaison to more than thirty agricultural option clubs. firstname.lastname@example.com
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Old Masters: Through this program, ten exceptional persons who have made significant contributions to their own fields visit Purdue University to share their expertise with our students. Applications are due in September. www.purdueoldmasters.org
Purdue Student Activities and Organizations: With more than 725 student organizations at Purdue, students enjoy many opportunities to build friendships and rewarding experiences. Getting involved shrinks the university to the size of the campus model in the Purdue Memorial Union. Getting the most out of your time at Purdue means getting involved. Take your first step toward participation by viewing the listings here. It's likely that there is a student organization just waiting for you. https://purdue.edu/b-involved
PSG-Purdue Student Government: PSG represents the student body by advocating student concerns to students, faculty, community members, administrators, and alumni. In other words, PSG is the voice of the student body. 765-494-7201, www.purduesg.com,
PSUB-Purdue Student Union Board: PSUB provides a variety of programs and services that enrich and entertain. PSUB also provides students with leadership development and serves as the voice of Purdue students in cooperative management of the Purdue Memorial Union. 765-494-8976, www.union.purdue.edu/studentevents


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I bought this product because of the great price. It was very easy to install and looks great under the hood. I was a little disappointed at claims that it increased gas milage as I didn't see it. I was hoping for the investment I would see a increase in mileage. Time will tell.


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Local News: Ronnie Robbins found guilty of defrauding the Department of Veterans' Affairs!!!
DICKENSON COUNTY, Va. -- Dickenson County's former Commissioner of Revenue, Ronnie Robbins, will spend two years in prison and pay over $70,000 in restitution.
He was found guilty of defrauding the Department of Veterans' Affairs and for lying about his military service. Robbins was sentenced yesterday in federal court.
He made false statements saying he was awarded the Vietnam Service Medal and the Vietnam Campaign Medal. Authorities say he used other lies in a claim for disability benefits.
He was Commissioner of Revenue from 1996 until 2010.
Democracy is worth dying for, because it's the most deeply honorable form of government ever devised by man.-Ronald Reagan
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Ronnie Robbins
I'm not familiar with this. Is that the same Ronnie Robbins as in the son of Marty Robbins?
"I don't think Hank done it this way" - Waylon
I dont think so SJMB
I dont know anything about the man to be honest. I just saw this on my local new and posted it to see what ya all think. Im not familiar with the man.
Here is a longer report on what happend.
Democracy is worth dying for, because it's the most deeply honorable form of government ever devised by man.-Ronald Reagan
what a dumb SOB
this asshat had it made and blew it by making false statements about prior service.I see he was involved with the VFW as well,maybe a closed door meeting with a bar full of drunk combat vets would set him straight.
i tried being reasonable,i didn't like it, NRA LIFE MEMBER,USMC VETERAN
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The Bernie Grant Arts Centre is easily accessible by regular bus, underground and train services. You can also visit by car as we have our own car park.
Car Park Charges and Parking Permits
BGAC Address:Bernie Grant Arts Centre
Town Hall Approach Road
London, N15 4RX (to use BGAC car park, postcode is N15 4FP)
How To Book
You can book by Telephone with our Box Office:
+44 (0) 208 365 5450.
In person at the Bernie Grant Arts Centre, Town Hall Approach Road, Tottenham, London, N15 4RX.
Alternatively, you can book tickets online via our partner Eventbrite.
Opening Times
Monday - Friday: 9am - 6pm
Saturday: 9am - 5:30pm
Sunday: 9am - 1pm
If you have a query please call us on 0208 365 5450 or email:
Our Spaces
Our main Performance Building boasts a 300+ seat / 500 standing theatre and music venue, other performance and rehearsal spaces, exhibition space, and our café and licensed bar.
We have also recently created a new multi-purpose space for dance and other activities. It is also our new 36 seat cinema lounge. All of our spaces are available for hire.
Eating & Refreshments
Blooming Scent Café is an excellent location run by award winning businesswoman Gina Moffat. It is the perfect place for private parties, social events, meetings and receptions.
Delicious food, fresh drinks and outstanding service. The dining destination at the heart of the Bernie Grant Arts Centre. We've also got a selection of organic teas, soft drinks and different wines at our fully licensed bar.
Film & Cinema
Bernie Grant Arts Centre has created a new multi-purpose space on the ground floor of the Hub Building. Configured as a cinema, its capacity is 36 in comfortable armchair style seating. The categories of films that will be screened on a regular basis are films of black origins, independent cinema, world cinema, and favourites, classics, and other categories/genres.


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This was layered up with Red & Silver glitter card, white card mat in-between.
Card size 7"x 5.1/2" finished.
Lovely card Pam, love that tree design thank you for sharing X X XReplyDelete
BEAUTIFUL. Love the snow dust and that die is gorgeous...xx {aNNie}
Morning Pam,
Gorgeous card, love the tree and the way you have decorated it.
Beautiful, Pam. The layering just gives it an extra special 'something' :)
Are you enjoying our mini heat wave?
Wonderful card Pam and thanks for the tips on making this lovely snow Its a beautiful card love and hugs Carole xReplyDelete
Wow Pam, this is stunning! Love all the details you included in your fancy little tree! The bling is so festive, how wonderful! hugs :)ReplyDelete
Beautiful Christmas tree! Love the dark "undlerlayers"!ReplyDelete
Love the tree Pam great thinking with the shadow of the tree xxxReplyDelete
Fabulous card Pam, the snow looks very real.
Love the tree the background trees look wonderful.
Enjoy your week.
sharon :)
Beautiful Pam - I especially love the trees in the background.
Sandy xx
Beautiful card Pam. Lovely die and the instruction for the snow very helpful. XReplyDelete
Fabulous! Love the die and the step by step detail. Thank you for sharing.
Linda xxx
Such an elegant card. I love how you added the snow. How interesting that you layered your tree to build it up. Awesome and unique idea.ReplyDelete
Beautiful card Pam.ReplyDelete
This is beautiful Pam. Thank you so much for adding the photo tutorial. It's always good to see how the final product was achieved. I love the delicate white trees stamped in the background and the sentiment in silver glitter compliments the rest of just perfectly. Crafty hugs, Sandra XReplyDelete
Lovely Christmas card. The tree actually looks like it has fresh fallen snow on it glistening in the sunshine. Thanks for the crafting tips.ReplyDelete
Super card. A great die and I love what you've done with it
Hi Pam this is a stunning Christmas card the dies are gorgeous. Take care. Hugs JackieReplyDelete
Hi Pam, This card is gorgeous, your fir tree looks beautiful and the background you have created is really beautiful.
Lots of love from Patricia xx
Oh, my gosh! I love how you did this with the trees stamped in the background. And, ohhhhh, that beautifully decorated tree! So pretty and so much fun!ReplyDelete
a wonderful creation!
Super card! What a lovely tree die. xxReplyDelete
Beautiful card Pam, I just love the shadow of the tree and the snow! Fabulous die too!
Janice x
Gorgeous card and snow on the tree Pam..LozReplyDelete
Lovely card , the tree is beautiful with the snow !ReplyDelete
Hi Pam. Gorgeous card. Love your decorated tree and beautiful background :-) Hugs xxxReplyDelete
Hi Pam. Super card love it. Mavis L xReplyDelete
Hi Pam,
another of your glorious designed cards.
I love what you have created with these great items.
This is so typically Christmas, and I love it.
Lots of crafty love. Jenny L.
I love your snow on the Christmas tree and your background is very interesting,I have 2 tutti dies I must useReplyDelete


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New York Times Magazine: Education Issue
The New York Times Magazine had us illustrate the cover and a feature spread for their education issue. The issue focused on the state of higher education and all of its problems and challenges. The feature story was about the corporatization of the college experience.
All models were built at a small scale but using forced perspective, making them appear deeper, and somewhat uncanny. Art Direction: Gail Bichler & Jason Sfetko. Illustration: Todd St. John. Photography: Craig Cutler. Models: HunterGatherer.
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Not only must today's organizations operate in highly complex markets, the organizations themselves are a complex matrix of goals, roles, and conversations, separated by geography yet connected via technology. In this context, what must leadership know in order "tame" the complex system that is their organization? What models can help individuals, teams, and leaders to better understand and regulate the complex organizations required by today's environment? What is leadership when organizations are distributed and rapidly evolving in an ever-changing, unpredictable world? The workshop comprises a series of modules, each of which presents a systemic model, discusses benefits and limitations of the model via examples, and structures a break-out exercise for applying the model to real-world situations. The workshop is structured as two half-day sessions with the opportunity to meet between the sessions for deeper discussion.
Paul Pangaro consults to startups and Fortune 500 organizations at the intersection of product strategy, prescriptive innovation, and organizational dynamics. His recent clients include Poetry Foundation, Intellectual Ventures, Citigroup, Ogilvy & Mather, and Gideon Gartner, while past clients include the US Army, UK Admiralty, Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation, Du Pont, and Lotus Development Corp. An expert in conversation theory, he has published and given presentations in the US, Europe, and Brazil on product/service design, design theory, innovation, marketing, and organizational change at City University of New York, London's Bartlett School of Architecture, Instituto Itaú Cultural in Brazil, Art Institute of Boston, and University of California at Berkeley and Santa Cruz.
He was CTO of several startups, including Idealab's Snap.com, and was Senior Director and Distinguished Market Strategist at Sun Microsystems. While he lived in Silicon Valley Paul taught courses in the cybernetics of design in Terry Winograd's program at Stanford University. He attended MIT as an undergraduate, earning a BSci in computer science/humanities, and worked in Nicholas Negroponte's Architecture Machine Group (which became part of the MIT Media Lab). To pursue learning theory and research in human-machine interaction, he earned a PhD in cybernetics at Brunel University with Gordon Pask, creator of conversation theory, and collaborated with Pask on implementing THOUGHTSTICKER for US and UK government clients. Now based in New York, his work is described at generalcybernetics.net.


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Girl of Steel is a conceptual fan film based on DC Universe/Comics heroine, Supergirl. We wanted to produce a short story that empowers female role models. The Girl of Steel isn't just a superhero, but a freedom fighter inherited in all young women. Do you want to see your super heroine meet the Justice League? We'll let you decide.
Watch the official Girl of Steel 2013 trailer in HD below or find more Girl of Steel videos on Vidimovie.


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It happened again today.
The Angels scored with two outs to take a 1-0 lead in the top of the third inning.
Jeremy Guthrie retired the first two batters on fly balls to left field, but Torii Hunter doubled and Bobby Abreu followed with a single.
The Angels have scored nine runs in this series, all of them coming with two outs.
Guthrie had retired seven batters in a row, the last six on fly balls. Nick Markakis handled three of them in the second inning.
Hunter doubled off the center field fence and barely slid into second ahead of Robert Andino's tag. Adam Jones played the carom perfectly and made a strong throw. And Hunter either was slow out of the box or he's lost more than one step.
The Orioles have hit into two double plays today and are tied for the American League lead.
Angels starter Tyler Chatwood has thrown only 23 pitches in three innings.
Today's temperature is 99 degrees, which qualifies as a cooling trend after 104 and 102 for the first two games of this series.
Update: The Angels scored twice in the fourth to increase their lead to 3-0, and the last run crossed the plate with, yes, two outs.
Guthrie walked Alberto Callaspo to open the inning and Howie Kendrick doubled to put runners on second and third for Mark Trumbo, who lifted a sacrifice fly. Mike Trout flied out, but Guthrie walked Bobby Wilson and gave up a double to Maicer Izturis.
Izturis' ball took a high bounce over Derrek Lee's head, but that's not the only reason Guthrie is annoyed. Plate umpire Todd Tichenor's strike zone is the size of a peach pit, and Guthrie is visibly upset with it.
Guthrie questioned how his last pitch to Wilson was called a ball, which extended the inning and led to Izturis' double. And that's not the only time that Tichenor has squeezed Guthrie today.


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Property Location
When you stay at Hotell Björken in Umea, you'll be near the airport and minutes from Norrland's University Hospital and Umea University. This hotel is within close proximity of Bildmuseet Museum of Contemporary Art and Visual Culture and Vasterbottens Museum.
Make yourself at home in one of the 246 guestrooms featuring refrigerators. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Enjoy recreational amenities such as a sauna and a fitness center.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, or grab a snack at a coffee shop/café. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a business center, a 24-hour front desk, and an elevator (lift). Planning an event in Umea? This hotel has facilities measuring 2702 square feet (251 square meters), including conference space. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
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- Number of meeting rooms - 5
- Smoke-free property
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Free breakfast
- Coffee shop or café
- Free WiFi
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- Self parking (surcharge)
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- Conference space size (feet) - 2702
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Conference space size (meters) - 251
- Number of floors - 7
- Elevator/lift
- Total number of rooms - 246
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