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Othello is the only minority member of the department, so Desdemona, currently serving as department chair, is running an affirmative action search. Linda Bamber puts classical fiction characters in stories of modern-day life.
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I have to say I was very excited to switch to Verizon Fios since we have been long time wireless customers with no issues and thought the moving cable and internet would be a very similar experience but I have been very disappointed so far. Every time I have called I have been given different information and today I find out, 5 months after signing up, that I am not getting a promotion that I signed up for. It is very frustrating since I confirmed my new service and promotion several times prior to services and in Feb when checking on the status of the card.
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Some familiar Tarrant County faces will be absent from their accustomed places when the 83rd Texas Legislature convenes at noon Tuesday in Austin.
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10-15% of Americans are at risk of Kidney Stones and women are most at risk. Scarier still is the association of kidney stones and chronic kidney disease. A disease frequently picked up and diagnosed by medics when it's already well underway.
Linked to obesity, diabetes as well as simply not drinking enough water the risk of kidney stones is on the up.
Increasingly, there is an increased risk of kidney stones in women due to increased blood volume, hormonal changes in the body and changes to the size of the uterus.
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Guys, I really need some good advice. What is the main characteristics for a good MH weapon? High dps? 1200plus with a socket or what? Double crit? IAS important on a MH?
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#2 11/13/2012 12:29:32 PMA near perfect (godly) mainhand would have
high dps (1200 ish for a 1h, 1600 for a 2h)
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Depending on the rest of your gear, having str, crit damage, and a socket would be decent if they are in your price range, but the item i mentioned above would be well over 2 billion easily. If you are a WW barb, IAS is nice to have, but I dont run any, and hardly notice any difference.Rollback Post to Revision RollBack -
#3 11/13/2012 1:36:08 PMyou cant have a 1200 dps 1H with frost dmg, with some other elemental dmg perhaps but with cold damage you cant because the + % damage affix on weapon doesnt apply to elemental dmg but rather only to min and max damageRollback Post to Revision RollBack
#4 11/13/2012 1:39:06 PMAh, iv'e never seen something as beautiful as my example, so I was just citing what would be near perfect. In that case, replace the cold damage with % chance to slow/freeze imo.Rollback Post to Revision RollBack
#5 11/13/2012 1:43:42 PMif you can get 1200 dps without attack speed that would be better too. a mace would be the best because it has the slowest attack speed (compared to axe, both have the best weapon master bonus) which guarantees a high damage range, which is important for tornados.Rollback Post to Revision RollBack
#6 11/13/2012 2:49:44 PMQuote from Bearbarian
if you can get 1200 dps without attack speed that would be better too. a mace would be the best because it has the slowest attack speed (compared to axe, both have the best weapon master bonus) which guarantees a high damage range, which is important for tornados.
Doh, I had thought attack speed was good for tornado ticks, have I been mistaken on this? So does a MH want IAS or no IAS?Rollback Post to Revision RollBack -
#7 11/13/2012 2:52:05 PMHe probably meant better for your wallet rather than better overall. Ideally you want both crit damage and IAS with a socket, but it is ridiculously expensive.Rollback Post to Revision RollBack
#10 11/17/2012 2:19:30 PMright now i am stuck with a 1090dps axe due to it being my only weap with leech, but if i do manage to get my hands on a good offhand with leech id like to replace my mainhand,
thing is, i am really unsure if i should just go socket and insane dps or socket and cc with lower dps.
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Magazines or Sheet Music?
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- Suzy said...
I don't know what it's supposed to be used for, Laura, but I like it! A lot!
- October 29, 2012
- Becca said...
Hmmmm ... a beautiful table with a split personality ... love it! You did a fabulous job making it pretty.
- October 29, 2012
- Kim @ Savvy Southern Style said...
Like that piece. Probably magazines since a music stand would be vertical so they can read the music.
- October 29, 2012
- Dear Emmeline said...
I don't know either...but it certainly is pretty!
- October 29, 2012
- Lisa~A Cottage To Me said...
I would guess sheet music! Love what your doing with it though too! Great piece!
- October 29, 2012
- Jaime Lyn said...
Oh my goodness, who cares what it was for, but WOW and I in love with it now! Ohhh boy I had better wipe the drool away from my mouth because that is exactly something I would LOVE to find for my house!!! You rock!
Jaime - October 29, 2012
- Atta Girl Amy said...
Can you play the flute? If not, then this DEFINITELY was made for magazines. It's adorable. Such a unique find.
- October 29, 2012
- Cassie @ Primitive & Proper said...
it could have also had a pull out shelf for more surface... i have seen tables like that before with a teeny knob and you pull it out and voila, more space! it's so pretty- love the distressing!
- October 29, 2012
- ℳartina @ Northern Nesting said...
I say magazines. Such a cute table!
- October 29, 2012
- NanaDiana said...
I love it, Laura. I think it is an old music stand that they used. There was a similar one in Gramma Clara's house and she was a concert pianist and a music teacher. It is just wonderful!!!! xo Diana
- October 29, 2012
- Penny Phillips said...
Such a cute piece...whatever it is!! Hugs, Penny
- October 29, 2012
- Shirley@Housepitality Designs said...
Cute, cute table...So very pretty sitting next to the chair...love the bottle!
- October 29, 2012
- PJ Harrison said...
May be a telephone table and hold a phone book -- a very thin phone book.
- October 29, 2012
- MaryB said...
I agree with PJ Harrison---I think it may have been a phone table. Back in the day phone books were much thinner than they are now. Of course it can be whatever you want it to be!
- October 29, 2012
- Olive Cooper said...
I have a vintage pulpit and it it slanted and much taller. We live in a small town and our phone book would fit in there nicely. Anyway it's charming.
- October 29, 2012
- ImSoVintage said...
wow, not sure, but I'm thinking magazines. Love it :)
- October 29, 2012
Stunning. It says "I love you, I will be whatever you want me to be." Regena in Tn.
- October 29, 2012
yeah...phone table
- October 29, 2012
- Pam@OurAdventuresInHomeImprovement said...
It's a great little table. Gosh, if you can play the flute, that'd be perfect! :)
I like that it holds magazines, but that's because I don't play any musical instruments.
Have a great day.
Pam - October 29, 2012
- Sanghamitra Bhattacherjee(Mukherjee) said...
Great photography and gorgeous inspiration!
Thanks for sharing.
Hope to see you on my blog:) - October 29, 2012
- Jane said...
I saw an older table a few days ago that had a little pull out tray where you would place your coaster and drink thereby leaving your lamp, etc in place.
- October 30, 2012
- Teresa said...
Just a midget who was recovered and rejoiced thanks to your artsy hands.
Now it's thinking it should be a Grand Pulpit but I do think it's to hold books... not magazines, but books. And it comes to my mind the pictures and movies we've seen of past centuries and the Lady is holding the book in her hand, so more or less the size to fill that space. Souther Living wasn't probably edited back then.
We have, in my Country, a revival of the trend with some magazines being printed in a pocket version... maybe they have an eye on your table LOL - October 30, 2012
My guess is that it is a phone table, and the space below is for the phone book.
- October 30, 2012
- Darla said...
My daughter plays the flute so you can just send it on this way! lol Love it!!
- October 30, 2012
- Athena at Minerva's Garden said...
I love music, so I would say sheet music! It turned out so pretty--love the distressing your did on it to bring out all those lovely curves.
- October 30, 2012
- Joyce - Quilted Nest said...
Side table is perfect - so no worries... :)
- October 30, 2012
- Bonnie and Trish @ Uncommon said...
It is beautiful no matter what you use it for! So pretty!
Take care,
Trish - October 30, 2012
I have a beautiful side table that has a pull out shelf that is painted with a waterproof finish. It is to put drinks or food on so one doesn't damage the finished top of the table. Possibly that shelf is missing on your table?
- October 31, 2012
- suzyq said...
Just loving it no matter what it is!!!
Beautiful :) - November 04, 2012
- Rose ~Victorian Rose ~ said...
I think it's a small telephone stand...for a Cottage sized home and a little phone book or address book maybe.
Rose - November 07, 2012
- Courtney ~ French Country Cottage said...
Super cute- I would guess sheet music too. Thanks for linking up at Feathered Nest Friday!
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By Russ Banham
Of the many uses for 3D Printing technology, one of the most impactful is how it can be used to improve living standards, and perhaps even prolong life. With the startling advances in 3D Printing, the human body might someday be thought of as a system of interchangeable parts.
This isn't science fiction, and it isn't as far off as you might think.
Dental and Prosthetics
Two uses of the technology are already generating revenue as viable medical businesses: dental fabrication of crowns, bridges, and implants; and prosthetics manufacturing.
With dental fabrication, a digitized, intra-oral scan is made of a patient's teeth, uploaded into a computer, and then
e-mailed to a dental lab that prints out a new porcelain bridge. It's an affordable and precise way to create a restorative
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impressions using trays and molding materials.
3D Printing has also brought about a sea change in how prosthetic limbs are made and customized.
"The way most artificial limbs are made hasn't changed much over the years—you take a piece of foam, shave it into a rough approximate of a person's leg, then make a mold and stamp it out," says Scott Summit, an industrial designer and co-founder of Bespoke Innovations, which uses 3D Printing technology to produce customized prosthetics. "We wanted to design and produce something unique and far more personal—to bring greater humanity to people who've experienced a traumatic or congenital limb loss."
Bespoke Innovations manufactures customized prosthetic limb coverings, or "fairings," that perfectly mirror the sculptural symmetry and function of the wearer's remaining limb. These can be designed to capture the wearer's particular fashion sense, as well.
"We're turning something ordinary and dehumanizing into something cool and amazing," says Summit, who also teaches courses in design at Stanford University.
The applications of the technology go beyond replacing missing limbs. This past February, doctors and engineers in the Netherlands collaborated on the 3D Printing of a prosthetic lower jaw, which was subsequently implanted into an 83-year-old woman who suffered from chronic bone infection. The printer produced the prosthetic jaw from 33 layers of titanium powder that were heated, fused together and then coated with bioceramic artificial bone.
This application of 3D-printing technology isn't just a breakthrough for the patient, but for the doctor as well. 3D Printing can improve medical outcomes by helping surgeons plan their surgical approaches more effectively. Dr. Anthony J. Atala, director of the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine, says that the typical treatment in the past for someone whose pelvis was shattered in an automobile accident was to X-ray or CAT-scan the broken bones, plan the surgery, and then conduct it. Since the injury may be life threatening, correcting it in a timely manner is of the essence.
"It may be more effective to scan the victim's pelvis and three-dimensionally reconstruct the broken bones," Atala says. "Surgeons can then take the printed pieces in hand, design needed replacement pieces, and have them ready at the time of surgery."
Organ Replacement
Perhaps the most disruptive (in a good way) application of 3D Printing in the medical world is "bioprinting"—the production of human organs for transplant.
The technology involves the creation of replacement tissues and organs that are printed layer-by-layer into a three-dimensional structure. The parts are made from the organ recipient's own genetic matter, and precisely match the tissue or organ they replace. Think about it: skin, windpipes, bladders, and more complex structures like hearts, waiting to be printed on demand with the click of a computer mouse.
Since these printed organs or tissue are made from the patient's own cells—rather than those of a donated heart or liver, for example—there's little risk of an immune response, which lessens the need for debilitating immunosuppressive drugs.
The breakthroughs in bioprinting have been increasing in frequency. Like the race to the moon in an earlier era, the goal of bioprinting appeared lofty but attainable, and the first commercial 3D bioprinter was developed in 2009 by a bioprinting company called Organovo.
The San Diego-based company has signed collaborative partnerships with multiple pharmaceutical companies, including Pfizer, and leading research institutions, including Harvard Medical School and the Sanford Consortium for Regenerative Medicine. The primary market for its 3D NovoGen MMX bioprinters, at present, is academic institutions for disease research and pharmaceutical companies for drug testing, although the company is looking at hospitals as possible future customers.
To date, NovoGen prints simpler tissues like skin, heart muscle patches, and blood vessels, although the company anticipates printing out solid organs like hearts and livers within a generation.
Another type of 3D bioprinter is getting a workout at Wake Forest. In 2003,
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and these experimental kidneys were shown to be functional; able to filter blood and produce and dilute urine. Wake Forest in now using a
3D bioprinter to engineer more sophisticated prototypes of these miniature kidneys. The goal is to make larger functioning kidneys and
other solid organs like hearts and livers, in addition to solid organs like the uterus.
"Other applications that have also shown promise include ear, muscle, and the cartilage-bone interface," Dr. Atala says.
The Business of Bioprinting
Researchers from publicly traded Organovo as well as those at universities like Wake Forest, Stanford, and Harvard are collecting data right now proving the viability of 3D bioprinting. Once enough data is collected, the clinical trials process will begin, and at some point in the future, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration will rule on whether or not this "therapeutic technology" gets the green light.
If and when this occurs, the key objective is to mass-produce from a person's cells all sorts of flat, tubular, hollow, and solid organ structures. Unlike a prosthetic leg, a kidney doesn't need to be an exact replica of the original organ. Instead, it needs to be the correct size for the patient's body and be engineered with the patient's own cells. But the customizability lies more in the cellular composition itself than in recreating the exact shape and form of the original organ. So rather than a "one-of-a-kind" proposition, it's more of a "several-sizes-fit-all" proposition, albeit the materials in each case—a person's cells—are different.
"By pre-programming what you're trying to create in a computer, you can do it exactly the same way every time, which brings down cost," Dr. Atala explains.
Bringing down manufacturing costs may be just as important as passing rigorous clinical trials. NovoGen, for instance, costs a "few hundred thousand dollars," according to Keith Murphy, Organovo's chairman and CEO. He compares the financial goals of regenerative medicine to the private and public investments that went into the Human Genome Project.
Dr. Atala agrees. "Research and development is very expensive, in part because of the time it takes to get a new technology to market," he says. "Basically, given the high expense, what we can achieve scientifically is dependent on resources. But there is no question that someday, perhaps in the span of a generation, you can have a heart made out of your own cell tissue. Isn't that amazing?"
It's too soon for researchers and scientists to speculate how much bioprinted tissues and organs will cost to produce or store, or how quickly those customized products can be produced once the need has been identified. However, the estimated average costs of today's organ transplant procedures in the U.S.—which start in the low six figures and escalate to over $1 million—are staggering by any measure.
According to United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS), more than 113,000 patients in the U.S. are currently waiting for an organ transplant, but viable donor organs are extremely hard to come by for a rather stark reason.
"Only 1 to 2 percent of the population dies in a way that makes them potential organ donors," says Anne Paschke, a UNOS spokesperson. "So we are left with a situation where people are waiting, hoping and, sadly, dying. Any technology, including 3D bioprinting, that ends up reducing the need for donated organs will simply save a lot more lives."
Russ Banham is a veteran financial journalist and frequent contributor to The Wall Street Journal, Chief Executive, CFO, and many other business publications. He is the author of several books, including the international best-selling history of Ford Motor Co., The Ford Century, which has been translated into 13 languages.
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Materials 2012, 5(11), 2270-2279; doi:10.3390/ma5112270
Graphene as a Buffer Layer for Silicon Carbide-on-Insulator Structures
Ibnu Sina Institute for Fundamental Science Studies, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Skudai, Johor 81310, Malaysia
Department of Physics, Faculty of Mathematics and Nature Science, Semarang State University, Semarang, Jawa Tengah 50229, Indonesia
Department of Electrical Engineering, Nagaoka University of Technology, Kamitomioka, Nagaoka, Niigata 9402136, Japan
Malaysia-Japan International Institute of Technology, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Jalan Semarak, Kuala Lumpur 54100, Malaysia
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Abstract: We report an innovative technique for growing the silicon carbide-on-insulator (SiCOI) structure by utilizing polycrystalline single layer graphene (SLG) as a buffer layer. The epitaxial growth was carried out using a hot-mesh chemical vapor deposition (HM-CVD) technique. Cubic SiC (3C-SiC) thin film in (111) domain was realized at relatively low substrate temperature of 750 °C. 3C-SiC energy bandgap of 2.2 eV was confirmed. The Si-O absorption band observed in the grown film can be caused by the out-diffusion of the oxygen atom from SiO2 substrate or oxygen doping during the cleaning process. Further experimental works by optimizing the cleaning process, growth parameters of the present growth method, or by using other growth methods, as well, are expected to realize a high quality SiCOI structure, thereby opening up the way for a breakthrough in the development of advanced ULSIs with multifunctionalities.
Keywords: graphene; silicon carbide; insulator; buffer layer; hot-mesh CVD
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Astuti, B.; Tanikawa, M.; Rahman, S.F.A.; Yasui, K.; Hashim, A.M. Graphene as a Buffer Layer for Silicon Carbide-on-Insulator Structures. Materials 2012, 5, 2270-2279.
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Chicago/Turabian StyleAstuti, Budi; Tanikawa, Masahiro; Rahman, Shaharin F.A.; Yasui, Kanji; Hashim, Abdul M. 2012. "Graphene as a Buffer Layer for Silicon Carbide-on-Insulator Structures." Materials 5, no. 11: 2270-2279.
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- Dear Ewa, Thank you so much for this post and for helping to solve the Operation Scrivner mystery. My Dad, Wladek Pacewicz, was on this ship. His MoD recordsMar 6 3:10 AMView Source
Dear Ewa,
Thank you so much for this post and for helping to solve the "Operation Scrivner" mystery.
My Dad, Wladek Pacewicz, was on this ship. His MoD records give his transport to Persia as the 24th March 1942. On the 1st June he was transported to Palestine and assigned to the Navy camp. On the 3rd July he sailed for the UK, arriving on the 23rd August 1942 and from there he was drafted into the Polish Navy in Plymouth.
After reading the book "Polish Spirit" by Wladyslaw Wojcik (which John Halucha refers to) I have been trying to verify that sailors and airmen were on the first shipment out to Persia.
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> This information is from "Deportation and Exile Poles in the Soviet Union 1939-48" by Keith Sword ISBN-333-66860 pp.60-87
> "The origins of the operation,which the British codenamed "Scalene" ...the first evacuation of General Anders' forces from the Soviet Union via Iran to the Middle East are both confused and controversial...
> The decision to carry out an evacuation was finally reached in a key meeting between Sikorski and Stalin in Moscow on 3 December, 1941...
> Stalin concede to a request from General Sikorski that Polish recruitment and training should be conducted in a region with a less severe climate... At the beginning of 1942, the Polish forces transferred from the Volga region to camps in Central Asia. The move took place over a five week period during January and February...Polish headquarters was reestablished at Yangi-Yul...However, Polish Army camps were now dispersed over a huge area...Hundreds of miles now separated the various divisional headquarters...Mid February, in an effort to force the pace of events, an Anglo-Polish advance party departed for Pahlevi...March...Stalin personally marked out a land and sea route which led across the Caspian Sea via Krasnovodsk...Executive order from Ander's headquarters for evacuation issued 23 March...The first ship Karamin left Krasnovodsk on 24 March...arrived in Pahlevi 25 March...1387 almost all sailors and airmen due for transfer to Great Britain (Operation Scrivner)...last transport carrying 1982 evacuees arrived in Pahlevi 5 April...accompanying this last contingent was General Boruta Spiechowicz...last convoys taking troops from Pahlevi left after a severe thunderstorm on 25 April...Military evacuees directed south and west by two routes...One route, taken by road, led via Quazvin and Hamadan to Khanaquin in Iraq and then onwards to Palestine where the troops linked up with Polish Middle Eastern Command. Another group was moved by Teheran by rail to the Persian Gulf. There some 1439 were transported by ship to Britain, while the remainder...almost 1000 were ferried to Palestine by way of the Suez Canal...Second Evacuation...the numbers of troops remaining in the Soviet Union at the beginning of April 1942 were 40,508...Stalin agreed to further recruitment...meeting in Tashkent on 29 March...It was agreed that three infantry divisions and various ancillary formations would be created."
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The 2012 X-Games are in full swing in Los Angeles with a pair of groms already landing back to back 900s in Big Air. But the events we're all looking forward to, Park & Vert, take place tomorrow on June 30th. Those are the two events that our dudes are in.
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Since 66: 7-Minute Video History of Vans
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In this 7-minute piece on the family that is Vans director Eliot Rausch tugs on our heartstrings with beautiful images of just a few of our family members. As he put it, "Vans came to me with a proposal to create a short film that embodied the essence of their brand. The creative exploration and freedom they allowed me was unlike anything I had ever experienced. Pure trust, pure faith, in my abilities as a story-teller / director and as a ...
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The 2012 Transworld Skateboarding Am Issue has short interviews with Daniel Lutheran, Donovon Piscopo as well as this Last Words from Elijah Berle. We'll roll out the other in the following days.
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Adventures with The Trujillos, Hassan & Lutheran
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On January 20th, 2012 we closed the doors to the Vans Orlando Skatepark and said our final goodbyes. For the Season 3 finale of Adventures with Chris Tony Trujillo, Omar Hassan and Daniel Lutheran flew down for the final session as well as to check out some of Florida's most popular residents at Gator Land.
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Bangers & Mash is a traditional English dish that's simple, cheap and filling. No need to be excluded from enjoying this treat if you're vegetarian -- just try some of the many meat-free sausages available. In England, Quorn sausages are a favourite of mine but the Linda McCartney brand sausages are also good.
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