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"The Edge of Vision: Abstraction in Contemporary Photography": Contemporary and abstract photography, from the Aperture Foundation, featuring 20 international, contemporary artists. Open through Sept. 23.
"Artist to Icon: Early Photographs of Elvis, Dylan and the Beatles": Three music icons, just before the world knew them as legends, are documented in black-and-white photographs. Open through Sept. 23.
"Gallery Divided: A Head-to-Head Matchup Between Marshall & WVU Art Faculty."
Clay Center for the Arts and Sciences of West Virginia, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, noon to 5 p.m. Sunday, One Clay Square, Charleston; www.theclaycenter.org, 304-561-3570. "Smart Pass" (includes galleries, film and planetarium) $14.50 adults and $12 children, teachers and senior citizens; Galleries only $7.50 adults and $6 children, teachers and seniors. Members get free unlimited access to galleries and planetarium shows, as well as discounts on films.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- In the 2012-13 Arts Calendar published in the Sept. 2 Life & Style section, dancer Noelle Frame was identified as being part of the Charleston Ballet. She dances with the River City Youth Ballet.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Susan Scouras, archives and history librarian, will present "West Virginia Cookbooks" at 6 p.m. Sept. 13 in the Archives and History Library at the Culture Center. The program is free and open to the public.
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Scouras will showcase cookbooks from the Archives collection, including those compiled and distributed by commercial publishers, church and civic groups, appliance and food manufacturers and individuals.
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His lecture is part of a series on the U.S. Constitution titled "Amicus Curiae." Mann will speak on Congress' role in governance and its current performance in fulfilling its mandate as outlined in the Constitution. He is the co-author, with Dr. Norman Ornstein, of "The Broken Branch: How Congress Is Failing America and How to Get It Back on Track" (2006) and "It's Even Worse Than It Looks: How the American Constitutional System Collided With the New Politics of Extremism" (2012).
The series is sponsored by Marshall's Simon Perry Center for Constitutional Democracy and the College of Liberal Arts, with financial support from the West Virginia Humanities Council. For more information, contact Patricia Proctor, director of the center, at 304-696-2801.
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I started planning the same system as well, but haven't printed it off yet. Would you share your ideas? Our kids ages range the exact same as Shawni's. Our older two have jobs, so I'm struggling with motivating them to work around the house for not that much money when they already make quite a bit of money each week.
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Contextualized Support for LearningLed by Dr. Mark Guzdial, The Contextualized Support for Learning (CSL) lab has as its aim the creation of "collaborative Dynabooks." We are a team of faculty, graduate, and undergraduate students who design and implement innovative technology for the goal of improving learning, then empirically explore the benefits and usefulness of the technology with real users.The vision of the Dynabook is that the computer can be a tool for composing and experiencing dynamic media, for the goal of learning. Creating the Dynabook was the vision that drove the Xerox PARC Learning Research Group who produced the first object-oriented programming language, Smalltalk, and created the first personal computers. Alan Kay first described the Dynabook, and Dan Ingalls, Adele Goldberg, Ted Kaehler, and others tried to realize it. Nobody argues today that you can learn through experiencing dynamic multimedia. That's one of the arguments for the Web. More challenging is that the act of creating media on the computer can lead to learning, but that is a critical piece of the theory behind the Dynabook. Seymour Papert at MIT makes a similar claim in his theory of learning, Constructionism. But creating media that truly utilizes the power of the computer is hard, because it's our first meta-medium. It is a medium that can be almost any other medium. The computer is a painter's canvas, an animator's cels, a composer's staff, and a programmer's code, all at once. We don't know yet what truly interactive, dynamic meta-media will look like, because even the best of today's computer-based work doesn't utilize all of what's possible. Our laboratory shares the vision of the Dynabook, but we extend it with an emphasis on collaboration. From our past research on computer-supported collaborative learning, we know the enormous learning power of the social setting. We want both to simplify the sharing of Dynabooks in groups, but also emphasize group reviewing, critiquing, and even composing. Our plan for meeting this goal involves:
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Sriwijaya Air is an Indonesian airline based in Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, Jakarta. The airline was established and started operations on November 2003. It operates domestic flights to around 37 destinations: 35 domestic and 2 international (Penang and Singapore). Sriwijaya Air has grown to almost 200 flights per day and has carried 8 million passengers in 2011 - which means that it controls 12.5% of the Indonesian domestic aviation market.
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In terms of security, Sriwijaya Air is the only Indonesian airline that operates and maintains its aircrafts without fatal accidents. Sriwijaya Air is listed in category 1 by Indonesian Civil Aviation Authority for airline safety quality. Although, in the same time, it is also blacklisted in EU.
The average aircraft age is 24 years, but in 2012 the arrival of 22 new airplanes is expected to replace the ageing fleet.
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17 April 2014 | 286,800 | Sriwijaya | Medan | Penang |
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13 March 2014 | 357,000 | Sriwijaya | Denpasar (Bali) | Surabaya |
13 March 2014 | 360,300 | Sriwijaya | Yogyakarta | Jakarta |
1 May 2014 | 360,300 | Sriwijaya | Solo | Jakarta |
24 April 2014 | 363,600 | Sriwijaya | Jakarta | Palembang |
15 March 2014 | 364,700 | Sriwijaya | Jayapura | Merauke |
13 March 2014 | 373,500 | Sriwijaya | Surabaya | Semarang |
27 April 2014 | 381,200 | Sriwijaya | Surabaya | Balikpapan |
12 April 2014 | 384,500 | Sriwijaya | Jakarta | Lampung |
23 May 2014 | 387,800 | Sriwijaya | Jakarta | Pangkal Pinang |
24 April 2014 | 392,200 | Sriwijaya | Yogyakarta | Surabaya |
19 April 2014 | 399,900 | Sriwijaya | Tarakan | Balikpapan |
12 March 2014 | 399,900 | Sriwijaya | Semarang | Jakarta |
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Sriwijaya domestic destinations (Indonesian airports)
Ambon airport → Balikpapan airport → Banda Aceh airport → Bandung airport → Banjarmasin airport → Batam airport → Bengkulu airport → Berau airport → Denpasar airport → Gorontalo airport → Jakarta airport → Jambi airport → Kendari airport → Kupang airport → Lampung airport → Makassar airport → Malang airport → Manado airport → Manokwari airport → Medan airport → Padang airport → Palangkaraya airport → Palembang airport → Palu airport → Pangkal Pinang airport → Pekanbaru airport → Pontianak airport → Semarang airport → Solo airport → Sorong airport → Surabaya airport → Tanjung Pandan airport → Tanjung Pinang airport → Tarakan airport → Ternate airport → Yogyakarta airport →Sriwijaya Air flights schedule
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On flight service
At the moment Sriwijaya is categorized a mid-level service airline that serves only light snacks on its flights. It is planning to expand into full-service flights in the next 2-3 years while it prepares to meet the requirements. With at least 30 new airplanes and a business lounge, Sriwijaya will soon serve meals on its flights during the lunch and dinner hours.
The fleet
Sriwijaya Air fleet operates 33 airplanes with an average age of 25 years. Boeing 737-200, Boeing 737-300, Boeing 737-400, Boeing 737-500, Boeing 737-800.
In 2011 Sriwijaya Air announced that they are going to buy 22 planes to strengthen its fleet. The new planes will include twelve Boeing 737-500s, five Boeing 737-800 NGs and five Embraer E-190s. The arrival of these new airplanes will help to expand its flight routes and rise the level of services - new Embraer aircrafts will serve small airports in Papua, NTT and Maluku, the Boeing 737-500s will be used for both business and economic class, while the Boeing 737-800 will be help to introduce new flights to Australia, China and other medium range routes. The first 737-800 arrival is expected in September 2012.
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A Newsletter for Alumni and Friends | February 2012
Welcome to the February issue of Vandal Engineering News!
By the time you read this article I will have just returned from Portland and Seattle where the college hosted two more State of the College gatherings of alumni and other supporters of the College of Engineering. I've been on the road a lot lately: six events down and seven more to go this semester. These events are a great time to share the activities of our students and faculty, answer questions, and listen to your ideas for improving our college. Each event has been inspiring, informative, and I have truly enjoyed meeting so many great people who graduated 10, 20 or 50 years ago and experience their passion for our college. While traveling to each event we also make time for individual visits in these cities. If you would like to visit with me personally, please call my office at (208) 885-6470.
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It is all about engagement and keeping a connection with you. We are impressed by the stories of your experiences, your pride in your education, and your continued desire to make our college stronger. After all, the quality of our program reflects on you years after your graduation. Your time at the University of Idaho helped shape who you are and has had an impact your entire life. You deserve to know what we are doing to strengthen your alma mater.
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The University of Idaho's chapter of National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) hosted their Fifth Annual Dynamic Lecture Series by bringing Trish Millines Dziko to campus as their keynote speaker on February 21.
Dziko co-founded Technology Access Foundation (TAF) in 1996 after spending 15 years as a developer, designer and manager in the high tech industry.
Last November, five U-Idaho NSBE members attended the NSBE regional meeting at the Renaissance Hotel in Denver, and competed successfully in the Technical Research Exhibition, with local members taking first and second places in the Poster Session and second and third places in the Oral Session Competition.
Read more about the results of the NSBE regional conference.
NSBE's mission is to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact the community.
Congratulations to the entire organization for the honor you bring to the College of Engineering.
Caitlin Owsley, mechanical engineering senior, was recently notified that the local American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) chapter was awarded $3,000 to host K-12 outreach activities on the U-Idaho campus for National Engineering Week, February 19-25.
"We only had about two weeks to pull this off, but so far we have more than 100 local high school students committed to coming to our campus for a mini-design challenge, tours of the engineering labs, the ever-popular lunch at Bob's Place, and lots of interaction and mentorship with current engineering students."
Although ASME is the sponsoring group this year, nearly all 18 student engineering organizations will participate in this engaging experience. Students from nearby schools will have the chance to travel to campus on Wednesday, February 22 and learn more about why engineering students are so excited about their chosen profession. Many of these high school students will take advantage of university students' expertise to help with their robotics and other design projects.
Congratulations, Caitlin, on your successful grant!
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The College of Engineering at the University of Idaho is actively involved in several research projects focused on the development of new systems and materials for the nuclear industry.
In one of these projects, Dr. Gabriel Potirniche (Mechanical Engineering), Dr. Karl Rink (Mechanical Engineering), and Dr. Indrajit Charit (Chemical and Materials Engineering), along with Ph.D. students Triratna Shrestha and Mehdi Basirat, and undergraduate student Zack Wuthrich have been working for the past two years on a project sponsored by the Department of Energy to investigate the behavior of a new generation steel alloy developed for high temperature applications, like reactor pressure vessels.
The project, under the umbrella of the Nuclear Energy University Programs (NEUP), focuses on the Next Generation Nuclear Plant (NGNP), which is expected to address the nation's growing energy needs by producing electricity, and at the same time mitigate greenhouse gas emissions by co-producing hydrogen from the process heat. The NGNP components, such as a reactor pressure vessel, must operate at higher temperatures and for longer duration (60 years and beyond) compared to current operating power plants. Thus, the prospective materials must have excellent resistance to time-dependent plastic deformations, i.e. good creep properties.
Under the current project, creep tests are being conducted on Grade 91 steel to understand its creep deformation behavior under various conditions. Investigations have revealed two distinct creep deformations mechanism in the low and high stress regimes. The identification of the dominant creep deformation mechanisms will help the team understand the microstructural changes as a result of creep deformation, better predict the service life of power plant components, and lead to the design of superior creep resistant alloys.
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His accuser, now 18, told investigators Weberman repeatedly abused her for a period of three years beginning when she was 12 years old.
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LOS ANGELES--In its boldest bid yet to win the affections of emerging businesses, Microsoft on Wednesday announced a program that will allow some start-ups to use its server software free of charge.
Dubbed BizSpark, the program will be open to private companies that have been in business for fewer than three years and have less than $1 million in yearly revenue. Companies will also have to be recommended by one of Microsoft's many for-profit, nonprofit, government, or academic partners.
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Will the 2012 Nissan Versa show in New York?
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Late last year, Nissan released a sketch illustrating the design direction for the Versa's next iteration, and now Car and Driver reports on a hunch that the recently revealed Nissan Sunny sedan is our best bet for what to expect from a 2012 Versa, which Car and Driver expects to be announced at this year's New York auto … Read more


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Developer(s): Epic Games, People Can Fly
Publisher(s): Microsoft Studios
Platform(s): Xbox 360
Release Date: March 19, 2013
Let's not beat around the bush here: I'm an avid Gears of War
fan. Contrary to that, when Judgment was announced, I was less than thrilled.
As it stands right now, the first three Gears of War games are personal
favorites of mine to play with friends and have a good time. Judgment, the
upcoming fourth entry in the series, is a prequel that aims to bring Gears back
to its roots; however, alongside the hope that brings, is worry that the game
will succeed in some ways, but fail in many others. There are a few reasons for
this, and they are right at the forefront of the footage shown off so far.
First and foremost, my personal view is that not enough time has
passed for a new entry in the series. The original trilogy has been concluded,
and we've been told there will never be another Gears game starring Marcus
Fenix. Gears of War 3 came out September, 2011. Judgment, slated for a March,
2013 release, will leave less than two years between the finale of the trilogy,
and the prequel. It's obvious why Judgment is arriving so soon: the Xbox 360
has very few exclusives. Halo, Forza, and Gears of War are the three biggest
franchises on the system. As there are no Halo, Fable, or Forza titles
releasing 2013, it's pretty clear why a push was made; however, had more time
passed, there could have been more time to change things around and make this
standout as not just another Gears.
Release cycles aside, one of the first things learned about Gears
of War: Judgment is that it's a prequel. That word is usually met with groans.
Lots of people complain sequels never live up to the original, but how many
prequels actually meet expectations? I'm not even going to mention Star Wars,
even though it is the perfect example. When it comes to Gears of War, with each
subsequent release of a title in the series, the developers aimed for "bigger,
better, and more badass." This was accomplished with new enemies and weapons.
With a new entry, players want to see new enemies and new weapons.
Strictly speaking with Judgment, a few new types of locust have
been shown off in the gameplay videos, and there are a few new weapons in the
Cog's arsenal. As for the new types of locust, players already know that these
locust will be extinct by the end of the game, as it is a prequel. Weapons will
follow a similar fate, and the only explanation for a gun no longer being used
would be it not being capable of killing locust, which would allow for the
ridiculous possibility of playing half the game with weapons unable to hurt the
enemy. Either that or the timeline will be fudged, which isn't necessarily
going to kill the game but will make for some hilarious rants in various online
Most people worry about the overall story of the series being
changed for some new guns, though; they play Gears to kick some locust ass. In
terms of gameplay, Judgment will be a great game for players that aren't fans
of the series. Judgment will also raise the voices of long standing fans of the
series. There are a few key changes that will cause this split: you can only
carry two weapons and "Y" switches between them, "RB" throws grenades and
equipping them is no longer necessary, primary weapons can be fired from behind
a boomshield (mobile cover that can be planted anywhere), and crosshairs are
always on the screen. As for the controls changing, the new control scheme is
very similar to the Call of Duty layout, which is good since it won't be too
long till every game has that scheme. The issue is that holding a primary
weapon, a secondary weapon, a pistol, and grenades made sense with the armor
the Cog wears and led to different strategies being employed, and was another
element that set Gears apart from other shooters. This two weapon limit ties in
nicely with the ability to fire any weapon while carrying a boomshield, since
not everyone will have a pistol anymore. The pistol only approach to walking
with the boomshield made sense as it balanced the fact that the holder of the
shield was much harder to shoot. Unless the weapons fired are wildly
inaccurate, there will be some issues online.
The final change listed above is crosshairs always being visible
on the screen. With previous Gears of War games, aiming the weapon brought the
markers into view. Firing without aiming led to spraying bullets vaguely
towards the center of the screen. Aiming or not, the crosshairs are always
present in Judgment, just half faded away. What this visual change will
inevitably lead to is players not using cover as much and just running around
spraying bullets. The bigger problem is that each Gears game has been visually
striking in terms of graphics, models, and set pieces. Always having the middle
of the screen obscured will definitely detract from that. It's just ugly, and I
can't imagine someone thinking it looks better now.
So, there is the possibility of the overall timeline of the
series being changed, and multiplayer will be more like Call of Duty. The other
main element to the game is the single player campaign, which is also the part
that peaks my excitement. Putting aside the always visible crosshairs and
control changes, the single player could be the best campaign yet. Judgment
brings us back to the gameplay of the first Gears of War: the locust are
overwhelming and our backs are to the wall. One of the first things about Judgment
we learned, was that one of the goals is to make the locust scary and not just
fodder for an action scene. The most obvious way this is being accomplished is
the number of locust attacking at a time, which is something that Epic
increases with each game. Another way to keep the locust threat feel like an
actual threat is that each time you attempt a level, the enemies are different.
If three blood mounts lead to your death, there might be a pack of boomers
waiting for you next time. The beauty of this is players will have to develop
new tactics on the fly and constantly change the way they approach an obstacle.
The final game mode is also new to the series: overrun. To put it
simply, overrun is horde mode versus beast mode. It's a five on five multiplayer
match, Cog against locust. The locust will have similar options to those
available in beast mode. The Cog players have four classes to choose from:
scout, engineer, soldier, and medic. The scout gets a sniper rifle, the soldier
gets a boomshot, the soldier builds defenses, and the medic revives downed
squad mates. This is the first instance of classes in Gears of War, and it
looks excellent. The goal for the locust is to capture two spawn points and
destroy a Cog generator. The goal for the cog is to stop the locust. Judging
from the progressions made in horde mode over the years, overrun should be the
same great gameplay we've come to expect and will be a great addition to the
Gears of War: Judgment will release this upcoming Spring. It
looks like the campaign will be terrific for fans of the original game, but the
multiplayer will be more welcoming to new players than old ones. As I stated at
the beginning, I am an avid fan of Gears of War. Right now, I am torn on
Judgment: some parts look great, but some changes are a little less reassuring.
I might end up getting it, but it isn't the game I'm most looking forward to.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Fenway Park is an unforgiving place for losers. No-one knows that better than the Boston Red Sox.
They went 86 years between World Series victories until they broke their drought in 2004. On Wednesday, they clinched their first title at home since 1918, the last year Babe Ruth was with the team before being traded to the New York Yankees.
A resounding 6-1 defeat, and 4-2 best-of-seven series loss, meant it was the St. Louis Cardinals who were left with the empty feeling of falling at the final hurdle in the quest for baseball's biggest prize.
As the home crowd sang Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline", a Fenway favorite, the visitors retreated to the locker room to dwell on what might have been.
"I think the floodgates opened," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny told reporters.
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After beating the big-spending Los Angeles Dodgers to win the National League championship, the Cardinals arrived at the World Series confident of winning, despite fielding a relatively inexperienced team.
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text: | Futon Adventures: Part twoAugust 28, 2008 - Bethany Fehlinger and Marjorie StrombergAfter my battle with the futon, I had my friend and her dad come over to take a look at it. The good news was that the legs were, in fact, bent and the fake metal on the screws was almost completely stripped, which indicate that it wasn't entirely my fault that I couldn't put it together properly. The bad news, however, was the bent legs and the stripped metal were most likely my fault from tilting the futon without properly attaching the legs first. What my friend's dad figured out was that the legs initially are supposed to be screwed in by hand, but once they reach a certain point, they need to be screwed in the rest of the way with a tool that came in the toolkit. Since I hadn't done that, I had attempted to stand up the futon with poorly attached legs, which had ruined it. First of all, where in the directions did it say to attach the legs with the tool? Nowhere. The only thing the manual said about attaching the legs was "attach the legs," and it showed a picture of the legs winding in a circular motion into the back of the futon. I'm not sure if the directions were just written (or not written) really poorly, or they just expected everyone who buys furniture to be an engineer. The unsatisfactory surgery made me feel like a failure because I didn't figure out that obvious step. I had been so proud of myself for putting together my TV stand and putting nails in my wall to hang pictures and decorations, that I thought this was something I was almost certain I could do on my own. However, dwelling on my mistakes of the past was not an option. I made a phone call to the store I bought the futon from and asked for a replacement. I explained the problem with the legs and they agreed to replace the futon, and informed me they would be sending it in the mail shortly. In order to get my replacement futon, I had to return the old one, which would involve taking it apart, putting it back in the box, and leaving it out for UPS. I explained to the store representative that I could not fit the futon back in the box because I could not pick it up by myself to take it apart, and there was no way I was going to be able to get it downstairs, let alone onto my deck for pickup. She said she would inquire about a specialty delivery personnel to set up a time and date I could arrange to be home and available for them to pick up the futon. Anticipating the arrival of my next victim, I was nervous about how I was going to get it up to my apartment. The first futon delivered was left at the bottom of my building. I live on the third floor and luckily had two of my neighbors help me when it arrived. However, I didn't think I could ask for their help again in lifting yet another futon up three flights of steps. To my surprise, I arrived home from work one day and found my new futon on my deck in front of my door. They had brought it up the steps for me! However, it had been raining all day and the box was almost completely soaked through. âGreat,ã I thought. (Luckily there were no long-term effects from the drenched box). I could barely manage to get the box inside my door so I knew there was no way I was going to get it up the steps to my apartment. So I just left it in my door entrance until my brother and friend arrived for the weekend. What that entailed was me barely squeezing through my front door each time I came or left home. And, of course, grocery shopping was an adventure. My brother and friend arrived a few days later and not only did they bring the futon upstairs, but they put it together in peace and quiet, and it still is standing to this day! They also took apart the old futon and put it back in the box. A few days later I got a call from UPS and they told me they would arrive to pick up the old futon between noon and 4 p.m. the next day. Not knowing the exact time I had to be home and knowing I couldn't leave work for more than an hour, I decided I was going to somehow get the futon downstairs and leave it on my deck for pickup. I thought to myself, "Sure, getting it upstairs is hard, but how hard could it be to get it downstairs?" Although it was very heavy, I figured out if I leaned the box against the wall while I gripped onto the side, the journey down the steps would be a success. Less than three seconds later, I lost my grip on the 78-pound box, and before I knew it, it was sliding out of my hands and down my stairs. It was like one of those slow-motion scenes you see in a movie. In my head I was saying "Noooo!" but I was also thinking, "Well, there's nothing I can do about it now." I surely wasn't going to chase after it. Luckily I had left the door open as a precaution. The box charged down the stairs as if it were racing other pieces of furniture, and then hit the bottom of the door frame and flipped, what seemed like, 30 feet in the air. The flip also was in slow motion. It was surreal watching a box that big and that heavy fly into the air. Watching it happen, I was wondering what my neighbors were thinking. What would it look like for them to see a huge box bust out of my front door and then flip through the air onto my deck? After its flip, it landed upright, and that's how I left it to be picked up. I almost feel bad for the inanimate object. First I bent all of its legs and I then threw it down the stairs. This is why I'm not a real doctor who performs real surgery. So, to conclude my futon adventures, I would like to end with a lesson I have learned. Furniture, like life, doesn't always come with a perfect manual. Sometimes you have to ask for help. — Marjorie Article CommentsNo comments posted for this article. 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Peflp (Povray front-End For Lazy People) is yet another povray front-end that is designed to be easy-to-use while staying useful. It is written in Tcl and features persistent settings so that initiating a pov render on the last project does not take too many clicks, and a reduced ('stamp') image of the project to mouse-select 'partial' rendering zones. The stamp image is rendered directly in small format or extracted from last full render (using ImageMagick).
freeglut is intended to be a 100% plug-compatible clone, and is released under the Xfree license. The GLUT (OpenGL Utility Toolkit) is a widely used library for doing window control, keyboard, and mouse input, and other basic functions for OpenGL programs. However, GLUT is not OpenSourced - although it's source code is available under a somewhat ill-defined set of restrictions. Hence, 'freeglut'.
X3D-Edit is a graphics file editor for Extensible 3D (X3D) that enables simple error-free editing, authoring, and validation of X3D or VRML scene-graph files. Context-sensitive tooltips provide concise summaries of each VRML node and attribute. These tooltips simplify authoring and improve understanding for novice and expert users alike. It uses the X3D 3.0 tagset defined by the X3D 3.0 Document Type Definition (DTD) in combination with Sun's Java, IBM's Xeena XML editor, and editor profile configuration files.


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May 2008Minutes from the May 17, 2008 Advisory Board meetingAlabama Department of Conservation and Natural ResourcesAdvisory Board MeetingDATE: May 17, 2008TIME: 9:00 AMLOCATION: Eufaula Community Center, Eufaula, ALREGISTRATION: 8:00 AM - 8:30 AMAGENDA: TBA Eufaula Community Center
Completed in 1998 to serve as the home of the Eufaula Parks and Recreation Department, the Eufaula Community Center provides the community with a variety of recreational and business services. With amenities such as a 25-yard, 8 lane swimming pool, sauna, walking/running track, racquetball courts, a fitness room, meeting rooms, and child care playroom, there is something for everyone.
14 Community Drive (off of Lake Drive)
Eufaula, AL 36027
(334) 687-1246
Next to Eufaula High School (530 Lake Drive)
Lake Drive is about one half mile north of the US Hwy 82 and US Hwy 431 intersection


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Rustic elements like the oak four-poster bed and pine side table (not pictured) combined with pleated drapes lined with fringe trim make the room comfortable for both men and women. Adding a splash of color like the burnt orange gives visual interest to an otherwise monochromatic color scheme. Using all natural organic fabrics on the bed makes for a healthier and more sound sleeping experience.
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