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the bible in a year reading groupWant to read through the Bible in a year but need some help keeping you going? Join a group of Columbians as they support one another in reading through the Bible. The group will encourage one another through periodic updates and several group gatherings. Contact: Bill Watkins.
Below are links of schedules for two reading plan options. Please choose one!
Beginning to End plan. Daily reading straight through the Bible, starting with Genesis and ending with Revelation.
One Year® plan. Daily readings from the Old Testament, the New Testament, Psalms, and Proverbs.
Chronological plan. Daily reading based on chronological order.
BOUNDARIES IN MARRIAGESundays, 11:15am, Room 309
Join this community of newly engaged and recently married couples to study God's word through the lens of growing and strengthening marriage. We are looking forward to the Boundaries in Marriage study by Dr. Cloud and Dr. Townsend led by our mentor couple, Steve and Libby Dasbach. We welcome new members to our group! Please join us! Contact: James and Sara Catherine Marshall.
The TransplantsSundays, 9:45am, Room 142
We are a new Ignition Group for anyone in their 50's and 60's. The group will provide in-depth Bible study and spiritual support for those looking for a small group community. The group is beginning a twelve-week study on women of the Old Testament. Along the way we will also share biblical and practical guidance on the issues we experience in this stage of life, such as transition into new careers or retirement, becoming an empty nester, etc. Whether you've been coming to Columbia for many years or just a few weeks, we welcome you to our new IG!
Searching for an Ignition Group (Bible Study)? View a full list or our current studies!


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Find out how you can help Birdwatch Ireland in their annual Garden Bird Survey, tracking the health and well-being of our best loved native birds. We speak to the Kerry woman who has spent six months following Orangutans in the tropical peat swamps of Borneo. And reporter Terry Flanagan gets to the bottom of why rooks and other birds are swallowing and regurgitating small stones!
The results of last winter's Garden Bird Survey have just been published and Niall Hatch, Development Officer with Birdwatch Ireland is in studio now with the results!
The Garden Bird Survey for Winter 2014 begins this week, and if you would like to take part in the survey, you can find full details by visiting www.birdwatchireland.ie. To take part in the survey by submitting your results online, click here, or to download the survey form to print out and send back, click here.
We've spoken on air in the past about the Bird Atlas project, and the massive book that is the culmination of all those years of hard work has finally just been published. It's a truly landmark publication and will form the basis for bird conservation policy and legislation both in Ireland and in Britain for the next 20 years. It runs to 720 pages, weighs 3.9kg and gives details of the distribution, abundance and population changes for all the birds that occur here.
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Yep, that's the one - it's the same foot for the MkII 400, 500, and 600 lenses.
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With lens feet from Kirk, RRS, 4th Gen Design and others which one did you go for for your EF 600mm f/4L IS II USM and why?
The RRS foot, for better balance on a gimbal while retaining handle function. I eliminated the Wimberley replacement foot as it can't be used as a handle. I'd never heard of 4th Gen Design, but looking them up, I learned that's the maker of the Mongoose side gimbal, of which I've certainly heard. Although the pic is tiny, it looks much like the Wimberley 'foot' - too flat to be used as a handle. I believe that is a consequence of the Mongoose and Wimberley side gimbal designs. RRS doesn't have that issue, since their side mount gimbal (which I have) can be adjusted horizontally to center the lens, as opposed to the one-piece design of the others.
I'm not sure what Canon was thinking with the tripod collar on the 600 II, and the 500 II seems even worse. Basically, the Canon foot is too far forward. It's fine with just the body, but when you put a 1-series or gripped body with a 2x TC, the center of mass is right under or very slightly behind the mounting screws on the tripod collar. The problem is the Canon foot sweeps forward, and a Wimberley P-50 doesn't sit back far enough. The Kirk foot is designed just like the Canon foot, with the forward sweep. The RRS foot can be used as a handle, and actually extends slightly behind the mounting screws on the collar. With the 2xIII and 1D X, the back edge of the foot is flush with the back of the 80mm RRS clamp on the gimbal at the balance point. So, with the Kirk foot or a Wimberley P-50 plate on the Canon foot, the back edge of the foot/plate would be inside the clamp - probably still plenty stable, but I'd prefer to use the full extent of the clamping surface. Alternatively, with it flush the intrinsic tension/resistance of the head would probably compensate for it being slightly off-balance - but I'd prefer it to be properly balanced.
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Spotted Munia (Lonchura punctulata) by alabang, on Flickr
The Scaly-breasted Munia or Spotted Munia (Lonchura punctulata), known in the pet trade as Nutmeg Mannikin or Spice Finch, is a sparrow-sized estrildid finch native to tropical Asia. A species of the genus Lonchura, it was formally described and named by Carl Linnaeus in 1758. Its name is based on the distinct scale-like feather markings on the breast and belly. The adult is brown above and has a dark conical bill. The species has 11 subspecies across their range and differ slightly in size and colour.
This Munia eats mainly on grass seeds apart from berries and small insects. They forage in flocks and communicate with soft calls and whistles. The species is highly social and may sometimes roost with other species of munias. This species is found in tropical plains and grasslands. Breeding pairs construct dome-shaped nests using grass or bamboo leaves.
The species is endemic to Asia and occurs from India and Sri Lanka east to Indonesia and the Philippines. It has been introduced into many other parts of the world and feral populations have established in Puerto Rico and Hispaniola as well as parts of Australia and the United States of America. The bird is listed as of Least Concern by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).
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Little Egret (Egretta garzetta) by alabang, on Flickr
The Little Egret is more delicate-looking than any other heron-like bird which occurs in Britain. It is much smaller than a Grey Heron, with snowy white plumage, a long pointed black bill and black legs with strikingly yellow feet.
Feeds by the edges of lakes, reservoirs, rivers, brackish lagoons and saltpans. Breeds in waterside trees and bushes.
The plumes which are present in spring serve to emphasise the threat and appeasement gestures given at the nest.
Most of the European population migrates west and south, mostly to north Africa but also, to an increasing degree, to the european side of the Mediterranean and the Atlantic coasts. After fledging, juveniles disperse almost randomly from July to September. This movement is presumably governed by prevailing feeding conditions.
Source: http://www.birdguides.com/species/species.asp?sp=20023
Location: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muntinlupa
Starting the next generation she shoots pretty good a Little heavy on the trigger finger !
Good one Gary, your right need to start them Young, both my Lads are into it as well, oldest prefers Video, youngest Stills, I'm continuously amazed at how good they are, I think it's the Youth of today, they adapt so quickly to technology, I'm always asking my 13 year old how to get through a Menu.
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TVTrigger Is Like iTunes for TV Torrenting
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"Remember how iTunes popularized podcasts? The same could soon happen to TV torrenting, thanks to a new BitTorrent application called TVTrigger. Windows-only TVTrigger is like an iTunes for your torrent downloads. It sits on your desktop, giving you access to a programming guide with a few thousand TV shows, complete with torrent links to download each one of them."
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Lynchburg - The Heritage and E.C. Glass boys, along with the L.C.A. girls, were among the winners Monday night in Full Court Press action.
William McCoy and Malik Tyree each scored 17 points, Quinten Trent and Justen Joyner added 13 apiece as Heritage won at Jefferson Forest 77-64. Heritage improves to 9-and-3 overall, 3-and-0 in the Seminole District heading into Thursday night's showdown with crosstown rival E.C. Glass.
Glass improved to 4-and-0 in the Seminole, 8-and-6 overall with a 74-35 romp over Amherst County. Akeem Jones led the Hilltoppers with 19 points, Karl Overstreet added 18. Glass broke out to a big lead early in the game, building a 36-13 margin at the half.
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New Carshalton Athletic boss Stuart Massey is looking forward to the challenges ahead after taking charge of his first match this week.
Massey, himself a former Carshalton player, saw his team lose 2-1 at Harrow Borough in the Ryman Premier League on Tuesday night but was full of praise for his threadbare squad, which contained only three substitutes.
"A negative result is not an ideal start but those that saw the game will know how well we did over the 90 minutes," he said.
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"I have inherited a squad from [departing manager] Ian Hazel which is all pulling in the same direction, and that's a good base to build from."
The Robins, currently 23rd in the table, play host to Cray Wanderers, the only club below them in the division, on Saturday.
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LOS ANGELES -- Dodgers bullpen coach Ken Howell has been sidelined by a diabetes-related condition and will miss the last two games of the current homestand and next week's trip to Milwaukee and Houston.
Jim Slaton, the club's pitching coordinator at the Camelback Ranch Minor League complex, will take over on an interim basis.
In 2008, Howell missed a couple weeks of the season due to complications from diabetes that required the amputation of one of his toes.
In other medical news, struggling reliever Todd Coffey, who received treatment all week for right knee soreness, was placed on the disabled list Saturday to make room for starter Ted Lilly, who allowed one unearned run in the Dodgers' 6-1 victory over the Padres. Coffey has insisted several times this week that he's fine physically, despite his ineffectiveness.
Josh Lindblom made the club in Lilly's place, but he's already become too valuable for the club to send him back to the Minor Leagues.
Ken Gurnick is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Do you think this story will have happy end? Well, … – maybe :) – there are tools which can help achieve it :) – one of them is FindBugs, supported with JSR-305 (annotations for software defect detection).
Let's take a look at the service API contract:
package com.blogspot.vardlokkur.services; import java.util.List; import javax.annotation.CheckForNull; import javax.annotation.Nonnull; import com.blogspot.vardlokkur.entities.domain.Employer; /** * Defines the API contract for the employer service. * * @author Warlock * @since 1.0 */ public interface EmployerService { /** * @param identifier the employer's identifier * @return the employer having specified {@code identifier}, {@code null} if not found */ @CheckForNull Employer withId(@Nonnull Long identifier); /** * @param specification defines which employers should be returned * @return the list of employers matching specification */ @Nonnull List thatAre(@Nonnull Specification specification); }
As you see there are annotations like @Nonnull or @CheckForNull added to the service method signatures. The purpose of their usage is to define the requirements for the method parameters (ex. identifier parameter cannot be null), and the expectations for the values returned by methods (ex. service method result can be null and you should check it in your code).
So what? – you may ask – should I check them in the code by myself or trust the co-workers that they will use the guidelines defined by those annotations? Of course not :) – trust no one, use the tools which will verify the API assumptions, like FindBugs.
Suppose that we have following service API usage:
package com.blogspot.vardlokkur.test; import org.junit.Before; import org.junit.Test; import com.blogspot.vardlokkur.services.EmployerService; import com.blogspot.vardlokkur.services.impl.DefaultEmployerService; /** * Employer service test. * * @author Warlock * @since 1.0 */ public class EmployerServiceTest { private EmployerService employers; @Before public void before() { employers = new DefaultEmployerService(); } @Test public void test01() { Long identifier = null; employers.withId(identifier); } @Test public void test02() { employers.withId(Long.valueOf(1L)).getBusinessName(); } @Test public void test03() { employers.thatAre(null); } }
Let's try to verify the code against the service API assumptions:
FindBugs will analyze your code, and switch to the FindBugs perspective showing potential problems:
|Null passed for nonnull parameter
|Possible null pointer dereference
Similar way, guys writing the service code may verify their work against defined API assumptions, for ex. if you run FindBugs for the very early version of service implementation:
package com.blogspot.vardlokkur.services.impl; import java.util.List; import com.blogspot.vardlokkur.entities.domain.Employer; import com.blogspot.vardlokkur.services.EmployerService; import com.blogspot.vardlokkur.services.Specification; /** * Default implementation of {@link EmployerService}. * * @author Warlock * @since 1.0 */ public class DefaultEmployerService implements EmployerService { /** * {@inheritDoc} */ public Employer withId(Long identifier) { return null; } /** * {@inheritDoc} */ public List thatAre(Specification specification) { return null; } }
Following error will be found:
As you see, nothing can hide from the FindBugs and his ally – JSR-305 ;)
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Reference: FindBugs and JSR-305 from our JCG partner Micha? Ja?tak at the Warlock's Thoughts blog.
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Nastily Exhausting Wizarding Tests or N.E.W.T.s are the most advanced level of examinations students can take at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Students work on their N.E.W.T.s after taking their Ordinary Wizarding Levels (O.W.L.s) and usually sit the exams in their seventh year. Certain difficult or specialised professions require a N.E.W.T. in a particular subject or a certain number of N.E.W.T.s.
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FELLSMERE, Fla.—The JU men's and women's rowing teams returned to action Saturday when they raced in the Governor's Cup on Canal 54 in Fellsmere, Fla. Participating schools included Florida Tech, Barry, University of Central Oklahoma, Columbia, and Nova Southeastern.
The first event of the day was the men's Varsity 8 in which JU finished in 6:11.3 good for second in the flight and fourth overall.
Following the completion of the Varsity 8 race, the men's Varsity 4 posted a fifth place finish in a time of 7:04.7.
The women's Varsity 8 finished second in its flight in a time of 7:22.9 which was sixth overall. They finished just .1 seconds behind the fifth place Florida Tech team.
The second women's Varsity 8 was just one of two entries in the event and finished the course in 7:53.9.
The women's Varsity 4 followed with a 8:54.8 which was good for second in its flight and seventh overall in the event.
The second round of races led off once again with the men's Varsity 8.
JU posted a time of 6:08.1 which was less than 10 seconds off the event winner.
The men's second Varsity 8 followed with a time of 6:25.0 while the third Varsity 8 finished in 6:40.9.
The women's Varsity 8 returned to action with the number one boat finishing in 7:21.9 beating Florida Tech by nearly 15 seconds. The second Varsity 8 finished in 8:04.0
The final race for the Dolphins featured the women's Varsity 4 in which JU finished in a time of 9:11.7
Both the men's and women's teams return to action April 5, when they take part in the FIRA Regatta in Sarasota, Fla.


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GAINESVILLE - Fire crews arrived at the scene of a home explosion to find the residence fully engulfed in flames, said a sergeant with the Gainesville Fire Department.
The explosion, which completely destroyed the home in the 200 block of West Tennie Street, was reported at about 7 a.m., according to Sgt. Bobby Balthrop.
City Manager Barry Sullivan said a city utilities crew was called to the area at about 1:36 a.m. to repair a water leak from a 12-inch main.
"City crews disturbed a gas line during the emergency repair," he said.
Atmos Energy was alerted and sent workers to test the air in the area. An Atmos spokeswoman said the detection of high levels of natural gas led to an evacuation of seven homes. Included in the evacuations were four people inside the home that subsequently exploded, the spokeswoman said.
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HTC One X in UK lands Google Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean and HTC Sense 4+ update
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Peter Anspach — and about 700,000 other people — weren't going to miss the biggest party in Seattle history.
The Tacoma resident and lifelong Seahawks fan was at the Tacoma Dome train station by 6 a.m. Wednesday. He and friend Justin Simpson were hoping to catch a train to Seattle to celebrate the team's Super Bowl victory.
They knew it'd be packed, and it was. They waited 90 minutes before they could grab a seat on the train.
But they made it to the party and were part of the throng that descended on the city for festivities that included a parade of two dozen vehicles carrying players, coaches and the gleaming Vince Lombardi Trophy. The celebration ended with a rally inside a packed CenturyLink Field for season ticket holders.
The Hawks fans — layered in blue and green with face paint and crazy hats, scarves and anything else to show their 12th Man spirit — overran the city from the Seattle Center more than 2 miles south to CenturyLink.
"It was fun walking over with everybody cheering and honking," said 30-year-old Ryan Wong, who came from Beacon Hill with a group of friends. "The 12th Man has really shown up."
"It's so exciting, we didn't want to miss it," said Geoff Brown of Sammamish. "I hope it's not once in a lifetime."
As the scheduled 11 a.m. start time for the parade neared, crowds swelled around Pioneer Square, at times blocking the planned route. People climbed trees and hugged street lamps to catch a glimpse of the team as the parade passed.
Chants of "Sea-hawks" rippled across the crowd that was 75 people deep in places; people held up banners proclaiming their love for the Hawks. Along the way, running back Marshawn Lynch squirmed on the hood of a Duck amphibious vehicle, tossing Skittles into the crowd.
Inside CenturyLink, fans stood, watching on the big screen as the procession crept along. Once the team arrived, the players took the field one at a time, entering through the locker room tunnel.
Thunderous cheers greeted the players, many of whom expressed surprise that after passing hundreds of thousands of fans on the streets, there were still tens of thousands more inside the stadium.
"I don't think I've been somewhere where there's been this many people that have been this happy," said Lynnelle Pugmire of Gig Harbor. "There's so much pride here it's amazing."
Pugmire drove to the parade with her 8-year-old son, Christian, 16-year-old daughter, Alexandra, and her daughter's best friend, Mackenzie Nelson, 16. They were set up along the parade route near Westlake Center by 5:45 a.m.
Pugmire's son, Josh, 17, caught the Bremerton ferry with friends from Gig Harbor High School. But because of the long wait he didn't get to Seattle in time to find his mom.
Pugmire didn't think twice about attending the day's celebration — or pulling her kids from school.
"My daughter hates skipping school. She has an almost perfect attendance record," mother Pugmire said. "But she was all for it. It's good for them to be a part of it."
Once they got to the parade, Anspach and Simpson could have done without the morning's icy temperatures, which hovered around 20 degrees. But their frozen hands and frustration with the growing crowd that pushed them from their front row spots were quickly forgotten as the Hawks came down Fourth Avenue.
"It's surreal," Anspach said. "To be honest with you, I'm kind of at a loss for words. It's indescribable."
He and Simpson were in no hurry to leave after the players made it to CenturyLink. Instead they returned to their lawn chairs, sitting a few feet from where their sports heroes just passed, relishing the fact that they were part of history.
At first, Anspach ranked Wednesday's parade as his No. 2 overall sports experience behind the Seahawks' NFC Championship win over the San Francisco 49ers, a game he attended. But he changed his mind after standing only a few feet from the Super Bowl champions and making eye contact with cornerback Richard Sherman.
"I was yelling my head off," he said. "There's something special about this team."
The Seattle Times contributed to this report.
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EAST PEORIA, Ill. -- East Peoria officials are asking for your help to protect the city from the rising Illinois River. Volunteers are being sought to help fill sandbags Sunday. 400 bags need to be filled and the city is supplying the bags, shovels and sand.
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When i download the .dm file from the server. It installs the sis file successfuly on my handset 6630; but it gives the error "Unable to read file "
I used the following method to create the .dm file
1. I created a .def file in the textpad and just wrote "application" in it.(Without quotes). So i have a MyApp.def file which contains the string "application"
2. Now i package MyApp.sis and MyApp.def in a zip file and rename it to MyApp.pip
3. I now open NMIT 4.1 and then make a .dm file (just using forward lock option) . I load the MyApp.pip file there and specify the content-type as application/x-pip
4. I save the file as MyApp.dm
5. Now i upload it to my web server and add the following MIME types on the server
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Now when i download this MyApp.dm file OTA; it installes succcessfully but gives a message "Unable to read file".
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The City of Eden Valley held a community party in its new Event Center/Library on main street. The talented Kingery Family Singers presented a concert of beautiful Holiday music, much of it bluegrass and folk style. The concert, cookies and cocoa (and a few other edibles) preceded arrival of the train.
The train arrived, a stage lowered from the side of one of the cars, and the Claytones and Tracey Brown provided about a half-hour musical extravaganza to the crowd gathered at the tracks on State Street. At left, a check for the Eden Valley Food Shelf was presented to mayor Pete Korman by Canadian Pacific Railroad and its employees. Fortunately, it wasn't nearly as cold as it's been in years past. The little kids especially enjoyed the show.
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PLATTSBURGH — Jamie LaBarge will soon leave Plattsburgh High School to take over as principal of Stafford Middle School.
At Thursday night's meeting, the School Board voted unanimously in favor of appointing the PHS assistant principal as successor to Patty Amo, who has led the Middle School for the past nine years and will retire July 2.
"We have a lot of faith and confidence that the Middle School and the rest of our district is going to be in a very good place with him anchoring that for us," City School Superintendent James "Jake" Short told the Press-Republican after the meeting.
LaBarge received a three-year probationary appointment, effective July 1, at a base salary of $93,495 for 2013-14.
"I look forward to creating positive relationships with the students and the staff that will foster a rich atmosphere of learning and enrichment," he said after the session.
LaBarge and Ted Binion, a special-education teacher at Spotsylvania Middle School in Virginia and former principal of Willink Middle School in Webster, emerged as finalists for the position out of a pool of 10 applicants, who were reviewed and interviewed by the district's search committee.
The two men then introduced themselves and presented their visions for Stafford Middle School at a recent public forum, where Short invited audience members to submit written feedback.
Following the forum, the School Board conducted final interviews of the candidates.
Short said he, along with search committee members, the board and the constituents who were a part of the review process, felt LaBarge was the best person for the job due to "his long-term educational background as a teacher (and) his proven track record at Plattsburgh High School"
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Projected Image Digital(PID) will deliver its 2nd Digital Video Workshop (DVW) at Turnmills London EC1 on June 26 & 28, 2007.
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This new digital video and lighting technology showcase concept is designed to highlight the latest technologies via key presentations in a relaxed, informal environment, offering hands-on opportunities and demonstrations with the experts:
Digital video technology featured at DVW2 includes the Catalyst V4 digital media server complete with all-new features; a selection of Apple computers featuring Final Cut Studio 2; a range of Luminex controls ŌĆō Ethernet to DMX conversion units - including wireless models; the DL2 Digital Light Engines from High End Systems, driven by the new Road Hog console; an array of Element Labs products including VersaRAY, Stealth ŌĆśtransparentŌĆÖ LED screen, VersaTILE and VersaTUBE; a brand new range of PID content clips; Pharos architectural controllers driving a system of LED's .
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As before, a series of hands-on breakout sessions will allow attendees to get close up to all the various equipment. Each area will illustrate how its featured technology is being applied in practice to particular sectors.
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A fight the most interesting to Australians at UFC 127: Penn vs. Fitch, George Sotiropoulos locked horns with German Dennis Siver. Many though the Australian deserved a title shot instead of this fight. It turned out the German was a very tough test.
The referee in charge is Leon Roberts.
ROUND 1 - Right hand lands for the Australian as Siver uses his front leg like a jab. Outside leg kick for Siver. Sotiropoulos grabs ahold of Siver's leg and tries mightily to land a takedown, but Siver has none of it. Sotiropoulos shoots and is thrown right by by Siver. Outside leg kick lands for Siver. Wheel kick for Siver misses, but a punch clips the Australian. A huge left hand for Siver connects. And another. Siver now on top throwing hammerfists, but moves back out to stand. Sotiropoulos attempts a terrible takedown from far outside. Siver leaps in with a left hand. Turning side kick from Siver barely misses.
SB Nation scores this round 10-9 Siver.
ROUND 2 - Siver stumbles from a missed punch, but recovers. Leaping left hook from Siver misses the mark. Sotiropoulos trying to create openings with feints and movements. He times a takedown and is stuffed right away. Another single leg attempt from the Australian, but it's immediately dismissed. Left hook from Siver barely misses. Big right hand for Siver and Sotiroppulos lands a couple of punches after several wild exchanges. Left hook lands for Sotiropoulos and a leg kick.
SB Nation scores this round 10-9 Sotiropoulos.
ROUND 3 - Sotiropoulos goes for another takedown, but Siver dismisses it easily. Sotiropoulos takes center of the Octagon with Siver now counterpunching on the outside. Another kick from Siver and another takedown stuffed by Siver. Both fighters trading punches up high, neither landing much. Another reaching takedown attempt from the Australian and it misses. Siver lands a hard shot the body. Hard jab from Siver. Spinning back first barely lands, but a hard right from Siver finds the mark. Another outside leg kick from Siver. Another turning side kick for Siver barely lands.
SB Nation scores this round 10-9 Siver and the bout 29-28 Siver.
UFC 127 results: Dennis Siver defeats George Sotiropoulos by decision (29-28, 30-28, 30-27).


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Does anyone have any good resources / links to information and tips on bottle image photography?
I am shooting wine bottles, and my current gear includes
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Several here have recommended the following book:
As they have said -- this is the first place to start on the science of lighting. Additionaly, Syl Arena's book:
Has an entire section dedicated to your exact problem -- lighting a wine bottle (or a whole collection of them). It sounds like you have the right gear. You want to light what the bottle can see with the equivalent of a strip light on the sides of the bottle to define its shape. The light tent should do this perfectly.
Post your bottle shot when you get it, it will be cool to see what you come up with.
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Special Issue "Inorganic Syntheses Assisted by Microwave Heating"
A special issue of Inorganics (ISSN 2304-6740).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 May 2014)
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Dipartimento di Ingegneria "Enzo Ferrari", Universita' degli Studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia, Via Vignolese 905/A, 41125 Modena, Italy
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Dear Colleagues,
Microwave irradiation has been used for many years to accelerate chemical reactions. Nevertheless, over the years a more complex view has emerged because of detailed work by many researchers, primarily in the field of organic chemistry. Inorganic chemists have exploited the advantages of microwave heating not only for its accelerated temperature ramp up, but also for shortening reaction times which could lead to metastable phases or high purity products. The most investigated preparation procedure is, undoubtedly, the solvothermal and hydrothermal synthesis of powders where a drastic reduction of treatment time, from hours to minutes, have been clearly shown. The effects of microwave irradiation on the different crystal morphologies and sizes and crystallinity have been thoroughly investigated but challenges still remain, for example, in the preparation of mixed oxides, hydrated minerals, and many others. The second most investigated area is in the field of nanoparticle preparation, where homogeneous growth rate may occur. In this regard, we should also consider the selective heating of microemulsions where microwaves have played a unique role. Again speaking of nanoparticles, some of the most known preparation techniques are based on ignition by plasma torches ignited and sustained by microwaves. This particular synthetic approach has not yet been applied to all classes of compounds. Of great importance are also all the solid state reactions which are favoured by microwaves especially when low thermal conductive pellets are used. In these cases, diffusion studies are still at their beginning. Also sol–gel preparation of novel compounds can be greatly improved by the volumetric heating which is typical of microwave irradiation. At the end of the list, but not in terms of their importance, are the combustion syntheses which could take advantage of the microwave electromagnetic energy even though they are amongst the most exothermic reactions. The prolongation of a combustion until the consumption of the reactant is possible only under microwaves where combustion temperatures could be prolonged with significant effects on the final morphology of the products.
Microwave apparatuses and reactors with temperature and pressure monitoring devices have been under development in recent years, although several commercial outfits are actively supplying such equipment. The combination of different techniques being the most advanced trends: the combination of microwave irradiation with UV light or ultrasound stimulation, and pressure and laser excitations are just a few of the possibilities. These combinations represent a unique possibility to realize extreme environments with non- expensive devices which are not yet well known to the general synthesis community. Furthermore, the new developments in flow reactors with the advent of microreactors make microwaves even more interesting as a clean and sustainable heating source.
This special issue would deal with the state of the art in inorganic syntheses under microwave irradiation, and welcomes comprehensive reviews and research articles to bring out the widest information available to date, in all of the above areas and beyond; the primary requisite being a basic understanding of the heating mechanism and a complete monitoring of the reaction parameters.
Prof. Dr. Cristina Leonelli
Prof. Dr. Sridhar Komarneni
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Manuscripts should be submitted online at www.mdpi.com by registering and logging in to this website. Once you are registered, click here to go to the submission form. Manuscripts can be submitted until the deadline. Papers will be published continuously (as soon as accepted) and will be listed together on the special issue website. Research articles, review articles as well as communications are invited. For planned papers, a title and short abstract (about 100 words) can be sent to the Editorial Office for announcement on this website.
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- microwave
- dielectric heating
- microwave reactors
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- microwave-hydrothermal syntheses
- microwave-ultrasonic combined syntheses
Review: Microwave Plasma Synthesis of Materials—From Physics and Chemistry to Nanoparticles: A Materials Scientist's Viewpoint
Inorganics 2014, 2(3), 468-507; doi:10.3390/inorganics2030468
Received: 10 June 2014; in revised form: 6 August 2014 / Accepted: 11 August 2014 / Published: 18 August 2014Show/Hide Abstract | PDF Full-text (5180 KB) | HTML Full-text | XML Full-text
Inorganics 2014, 2(2), 278-290; doi:10.3390/inorganics2020278
Received: 27 February 2014; in revised form: 23 May 2014 / Accepted: 5 June 2014 / Published: 12 June 2014Show/Hide Abstract | PDF Full-text (3849 KB) | HTML Full-text | XML Full-text
Inorganics 2014, 2(2), 264-277; doi:10.3390/inorganics2020264
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Authors: Witlold Lojkowski, Cristina Leonelli, Tadeusz Chudoba, JacekWojnarowicz, Sylwia Kusnieruk, Aleksandra Kedzierska, Elzbieta Pietrzykowska, Dariusz Smolen, Agnieszka Opalinska, Andrzej Majcher and Adam Mazurkiewicz
1 Polish Academy of Sciences, Sokolowska 29, 01-142, Warsaw, Poland
2 Dipartimento di Ingegneria "Enzo Ferrari", Universita' degli Studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia, Via Vignolese 905/A, 41125 Modena, Italy
Abstract: Microwave Solvothermal Synthesis (MSS) is a solvothermal synthesis process with microwave heating. Besides possible effects of microwaves on the chemical reaction paths, microwave heating permits first of all to plan precisely a time-temperature schedule, as well as to achieve high super-saturation of the reagents uniformly in the reactor vessel volume. Thus, it is suitable for the production of nanoparticles with small grain size distribution and a high degree of crystallinity. A further advantage of the technology is a much lower synthesis temperature than for gas phase, plasma or sol-gel technologies. New reactors are being developed to permit to exploit these advantages of the MSS technology of nanoparticles synthesis and scale up the production rate. The nanoparticles produced using the MSS technology need to be either consolidated into bulk materials or used to modify the properties of other materials, both at temperatures well below grain growth temperature or, in case of functionalised nanoparticles, at a temperature where the molecules attached to the surface do not undergo dissociation. For consolidation of nanoparticles into bulk nanomaterials, we use extreme pressures reaching 8 GPa. To form a strong coating to a surface, we use the ultrasonic technology and exploit the cavitation phenomenon. All these methods have one factor in common: the processing temperatures are low enough to ensure that the nano-sized structure is preserved, and high local energy density ensures high quality of the final product: nanoparticles, coatings, bulk nanomaterials.
Confirmed author list (It is currently being assembled and is not in its final form):
Duncan Gregory University of Glasgow
Claudia Carlucci CNR Istituto Nanoscienze
Witold Lojkowski Polish Academy of Sciences
Klaartje De Buysser Ghent University, Belgium
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