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Swiftech push the boundries of what we are used to with an AIO cooler. Can the Swiftech really compete with the H100i?
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We take a look at the second generation of the Arc Midi, the appropriately named V2! With watercooling support and finally a window things are off to a great start.
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Today we will be taking a look at the Node 304 by Fractal. A Mini-ITX case that features the traditional minimalist Fractal design - aiming to appeal to those searching for a sleek & modern looking system that also provides enough cooling to handle modern hardware.
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With all these new AIO's being released we put the two 140mm versions from both Corsair and NZXT head to head on our new test rig.
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In the latest of our occasional Reviews in History podcast series, Anthony McFarlane talks to Felipe Fernandez-Armesto about his new book, Our America: A Hispanic History of the United States.
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When in 1882 Nietzsche had his mad messenger announce the death of God, he was well aware that he was reporting something of more than merely theological significance.
In a new development for Reviews in History, Daniel Snowman talks to Miranda Seymour about her new book, Noble Endeavours: Stories from England; Stories from Germany, her career as a historian, historical novelist and biographer, and the issues surrounding collective biography and prosopography.
Early in his single-term presidency, Jimmy Carter dismissed as 'just semantics' a flap that arose after he extemporaneously echoed Israel's position that any peace settlement with its neighbours required 'defensible borders'.(1) In fact, as his aides quickly clarified, Carter had actually meant a return to Israel's pre-1967 borders with minor adjustments for s
The legal act of defining the 'employee' is about drawing lines. Those boundaries are often artificial, legally structured, and forged in an array of contests over power, ideology, and economics. They may be artificial, but they are powerful, demarcating who is in and who is out, who is us and who is them.
The first thing to note about this book is that it is about the American far left's (that is by what Norwood sees as the American far left after 1920) engagement with Antisemitism and it is not about, or at least not just about, Antisemitism by the American far left.
Harlem and the photograph share a long, closely entangled history. Photographic images of the riots that erupted in the neighbourhood in 1935 and 1943 helped to puncture the image of Harlem as a playground for white urban adventurers, and to raise in its place the spectre of a 'no-go' area, a district of Manhattan sealed off from direct encounter by whites.
The study of war and memory has been popular amongst cultural historians for over two decades, yet scholarly interest in the subject shows no sign of abating. Indeed, as this collection demonstrates, memory remains a fruitful area of research, particularly if approached from a comparative perspective.
Between 2004 and 2008 something happened to the digital network. It changed from being something we visited to something that colonised our everyday; it turned inside out, or, to use William Gibson's parlance, it 'everted'. Concurrently something happened to humanities computing.
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WINONA LAKE — Caston's boys basketball team jumped out to a double-digit lead and was in control early Tuesday night at Lakeland Christian Academy.
But the Cougars made a run at the end of the first half to get back into it, and the Comets found themselves in a dogfight throughout the entire second half.
Letting the Cougars back in it backfired for the Comets. LCA's Billy Pitts drilled a 27-footer as time expired to lift the Cougars to a 50-47 win over the Comets in a season-opening game.
Quentin Douglass, who scored 19 points for the Comets, had a shot hit back-iron with 3 seconds remaining that would have gave Caston the lead. The Comets held the ball for over a minute to try to get the last shot.
The Cougars grabbed the rebound and were able to advance the ball to their end of the court, calling timeout with 1.0 second to go. Pitts took the inbounds pass at the volleyball line and his last-second shot hit nothing but net, and LCA's bandbox of a gym erupted after the team recorded what was most likely the biggest win in program history.
"Good shot, whether he hits it or not, we didn't deserve to win. They deserved it much more than we did," Caston coach Ben Snyder lamented.
"We looked like we were in the middle of a summer open gym. It was just 'play basketball.' ... I can't say I've seen something quite like that. But give them credit, too."
LCA is a first-year IHSAA program and went 2-19 a year ago.
"I think if it would've been someone else it probably would've been 30, so we're probably fortunate we played them," Snyder said.
The Cougars did have a size advantage against the Comets, and 6-foot-7 senior Calvin Prinsen made a big impact in the paint and finished with 12 points and 12 boards to lead them. Chris Maron also had 12 points, and Pitts added eight.
Jake Howdeshell led the Comets with 22 points. Corey Moss chipped in six.
Caston shot 36 percent from both the field overall and the 3-point line. Eight of the Comets' 13 field goals in the game were 3-pointers. Caston outscored LCA 13-3 at the foul line, but committed 16 turnovers.
Caston looks to be a Midwest Conference and sectional contender again this season, so it certainly wasn't the start Snyder was looking for.
"I want to give them a lot of credit. They pounded the ball inside and shot well [50 percent,]" Snyder said.
Caston jumped out to a 15-4 lead in the first seven minutes of the game. The lead got to as big as 26-13 after a Howdeshell 3-pointer, his fifth of the game at that point. But that would be his last trey of the game.
Caston led 30-18 with two minutes left in the first half before LCA closed with a quick 9-0 run that made it 30-27 at the break. The second half was back and forth with five ties and nine lead changes.
Snyder took the loss against his ex-teammate at Grace College, LCA coach Lee Compson. Grace is located just down the road from LCA.
"Ben and I both played at Grace College 10 years ago, he was a freshmen, I was a senior," Compson said. "I have so much respect for him and their team. We have a size advantage on them, but they played us toe-to-toe and were really tough, making it really tough for us to get inside buckets even with a size advantage."
The Cougars are trying to make a good first impression in the IHSAA.
"We were really gunning for this year to be the year we put it all together, even three years ago, my first year. This was my goal, and hopefully this is the start of something good," Compson said. "I knew it, seeing these guys work over the summer, seeing them play and come together. It was just a matter of putting it into reality, and now hopefully other people will know and we'll show the area we're on the right track."
The Comets will try to get back on the right track next week when they'll face Pioneer at the Cass County Tournament on Tuesday at the Berry Bowl.
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Nice box. That hackberry has got some interesting grain. I've used hackberry on a few of my projects over the years. Interesting wood.
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Definitely Interesting LOL. We call it "Hairy" wood LOL, but it can be beautiful as well
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Nice to see some Hackberry. I was using this a few years ago. Was easy to get in Kansas and very affordable. I don't think I've ever seen it for sale in Michigan. I remember it being very tough to break, could nearly bent it in half without busting it.
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The Sheriff's Department says in a news release that the bear was trapped early Wednesday and was taken to a wildlife sanctuary in northern San Diego County.
The bear had come out of the mountains above Glendale, La Crescenta and La Canada Flintridge on several occasions to raid trash cans. In July, he was returned to the wild when found snoozing in a neighborhood tree.
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Eczema is one of those old-fashioned words, like apoplexy, that sounds as though it should have become obsolete. Unfortunately, the condition it describes is still very much in evidence, now perhaps more than ever. Dermatologists estimate that the red itchy rash of chronic eczema may affect as much as 20 percent of the population in Scandinavia, Australia, and England.274 The United States has similar figures, compared to only about 2 percent of the population in places like Iran and China.
Scientists don't know why the rate of eczema varies so widely from one place to another. A lot of other things are still pretty mysterious about eczema, too. The researchers who study it have not come up with a single unified measure of eczema severity, so it is sometimes difficult to compare studies. In fact, when dermatologists discuss eczema, they frequently use the term atopic dermatitis instead. It means the same thing: a nasty, itchy rash, especially in places where the skin creases (like inside the elbows and on the backs of the knees). It may be associated with dry skin, redness, and irritation on the cheeks or forehead, as well as asthma or hay fever.
Very young kids with eczema may have family members with asthma or hay fever. Atopic dermatitis is pretty common in children and may start early, at as young as 2 or 3 months of age.275 If it is severe, the itching can drive the sufferer crazy and even keep him or her awake at night. It is no wonder patients and their parents are anxious to get relief.
Eczema, or more precisely atopic dermatitis, is an itchy skin condition that is often chronic. Besides the itch, skin affected by eczema may develop a rash with liquid-filled bumps. Skin-fold areas, such as the back of the knees, seem to be especially susceptible to the rash. Eczema is often accompanied by generalized dry skin, and the patient may also have asthma or hay fever.
There's no cure for eczema, although sometimes it does go away for a period of time. No treatment works all the time or for everyone, so people are understandably on the lookout for something that might work better than what they have already tried. Eczema is quite common in young children, and parents need to be especially vigilant in weighing the benefits against the risks of various therapies they might use for their kids.
- Avoid prolonged exposure to water or any irritating chemicals, including soap or detergent. After washing hands or bathing, apply a moisturizer within 3 minutes of patting the skin dry.
- A person with a documented food allergy that makes eczema worse should avoid that food. Eggs may be a culprit for young children.
- Probiotics can help in some instances. Look for a high-quality supplement with viable organisms. Lactobacillus GG and L. fermentum have done well in studies.
- Fatty acid supplements providing gamma-linolenic acid (such as evening primrose oil, borage oil, or black currant seed oil) help some individuals, but have not performed well in clinical trials. One exception is hemp seed oil, although the data on it are limited to one study. It might be worth a try.
- Cut table sugar and simple starches out of your diet. A low-glycemic-index approach might be worth trying, though there is no scientific evidence that it will control eczema.
- According to anecdotal reports, eating salsa may ease eczema symptoms. If you like spicy foods, go for it.
- Drinking 4 cups of oolong tea daily was shown in one study to help eczema that wasn't responding to other treatments. It is easy and nontoxic, so it would be worth a try.
- Vitamin E capsules did very well in one study of people with atopic dermatitis. Check with your doctor first if you are a smoker or at high risk of heart disease; some large studies suggest vitamin E might increase your risk of serious complications. For others, there is very little risk in a short-term personal trial to see if it helps your skin.
- Apply Noxzemaâ€"the original formula in the blue jarâ€"to the affected areas. The herbal ingredients, camphor, menthol, and eucalyptol, may soothe itching. Be alert for increased irritation, though.
- Over-the-counter hydrocortisone cream (0.5 or 1 percent) may help if the eczema is mild.
- CamoCare Soothing Cream is available without a prescription and may ease itching, redness, and inflammation.
- Blend up a batch of honey, beeswax, and olive oil for a homemade salve that may help. It sounds sticky, though.
- Use prescription steroid creams according to the physician's instructions. Don't use a potent steroid on the face, or for too long a time. "Pulsing†the doseâ€"applying the cream for 3 to 7 days straight, then not using it for a timeâ€"may help. Ask your doctor.
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- Experiment with other approaches such as light therapy or hypnosis. Work with your physician to coordinate a safe and effective regimen.
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---- — Artists who live in Beverly, work in Beverly, are enrolled in a Beverly college or a senior in high school, or are affiliated with an arts guild or arts organization in Beverly are eligible to apply to Arts Fest Beverly: Community Exhibition, a juried exhibition on display at the Manninen Center for the Arts, Endicott College, 376 Hale St., Beverly, from June 4 to Aug. 15, with a reception on June 13. For submission guidelines, deadlines and other information, contact Kathleen Moore at 978-232-2655, or email email@example.com with "ARTSFEST Submission" in the subject line. Jpegs can be sent to email@example.com with the artist's name and contact information. Jurying will be completed and artists will be contacted by May 12.
North Shore Community Development Coalition and Salem State University have partnered to present a Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program to provide income tax preparation to low-income taxpayers throughout the region. This year, SSU's business school students will volunteer at North Shore CDC, 102 Lafayette St., Salem, to prepare income taxes for low-income taxpayers. Appointments are available through April 11 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., and Fridays from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. North Shore CDC is an IRS-sponsored site. To schedule an appointment, call 978-825-4014 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The 27th annual Friends of the Hillel Library Educational Forum is set for Sunday, April 6, at 6:45 p.m., at Cohen Hillel Academy, 6 Community Road, Marblehead. The event features a presentation called "The Power of Mentoring" by Josh Kraft, the Nicholas president and CEO of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston and president of the New England Patriots Charitable Foundation. Dr. Claire Crane and the late Becky Shepard will receive the Edith Bloch Award. The event is free and open to the community. Space is limited, and reservations are requested by Monday, March 31, at 781-639-2880 or email@example.com. Hors d'oeuvres will be served prior to the program, and dessert will be served after the program.
Young women who are residents of Salem, graduating from high school and continuing on to college, are welcome to apply for the Anonymous Scholarship, which is awarded based upon a combination of financial need and academic performance. The award can be renewed annually if the student maintains a primary residence in Salem during her four-year pursuit of an undergraduate degree. The application deadline is Thursday, May 1. To request an application form, send the name and mailing address of the interested applicant to firstname.lastname@example.com, with "Anonymous Scholarship Application Form" in the subject line of the email. Those interested may also write to the Anonymous Scholarship Fund, Scholarship Committee, 3 Beckford St., Salem, MA 01970.
Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous is a free, 12-step recovery program for anyone suffering from food obsession, overeating, undereating or bulimia. Meetings are held on Tuesdays at 7 p.m., at The White Whale, 9 Hale St., Beverly, and Thursdays at 9 a.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church, Adult Education Room, 124 River Road, Topsfield. For more information or a list of additional meetings at other locations, call 781-932-6300, or visit www.foodaddicts.org. Locally, attendees can call Susan at 978-969-3499.
Al-Anon, a nonprofit, public service organization that helps people who are affected by someone else's drinking or drug abuse, will hold meetings every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Knights of Columbus Hall, 96 Main St., second floor, Peabody. For more information or other locations in Massachusetts, call 508-366-0556 or visit www.ma-al-anon-alateen.org.
Emotions Anonymous, a 12-step organization similar to Alcoholics Anonymous, will meet weekly for the purpose of working toward recovery from emotional difficulties. Members are from many walks of life and are of diverse ages, economic statuses, and social and educational backgrounds. The only requirement for membership is a desire to become well emotionally. Meetings are held at Beverly Hospital on Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. For more information, call Murray at 978-535-7676.
Building Bridges Through Music Inc. celebrates 14 years of unity through music at the 11th annual Gospel/Jazz Brunch on Saturday, April 5, from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Angelica's Restaurant, 49 South Main St., Middleton. The event includes food and music, featuring John DiTomaso & Friends with vocalist Tony Gallo of the Follow Hymn Interfaith Choir; Voices for Change, a youth vocal ensemble; and Nzuri Kusonga Roho, an African dance ensemble. The scholarship and community service recognition awards will be presented. Tickets cost $50 per adult, and proceeds benefit Building Bridges Through Music's "Educate, Engage, Empower" Integrative Arts programs. To purchase tickets, visit www.bbtmusic.org or contact Virginia Makkers at 781-479-8327.
The Massachusetts Environmental Police and the Beverly Harbormaster are sponsoring a Massachusetts Boating Basics Course at no charge to the public. The course will foster safe boat operation through increased awareness of required safety equipment, safe boating practices and legal responsibilities. Youth, ages 12 to 15, who successfully complete the course will be issued a Safety Certificate allowing them to operate a motorboat without adult supervision, as required by state law. The course also satisfies the state requirements for personal watercraft users who are 16 or 17. All graduates will be issued a Safety Certificate. Taking the class as a family is encouraged and has proven to be highly rewarding. All students must be at least 12 years of age to participate and must attend all classes, which take place March 31, April 1, 2, 7, and 8 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at Jubilee Yacht Club, 127 Water St., Beverly. Registration is required and can be done at www.mass.gov/ole by clicking on the Boat and Recreation Vehicle Safety Bureau link.
Salem Theatre Company presents Tom Stoppard's award-winning comedy "Heroes," on stage through April 12, with performances playing Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m., and Sundays at 3 p.m., at 90 Lafayette St., Salem. The play is about war heroes Gustave, Henri and Philippe who plot an escape from their retirement home. General admission is $25, $20 for seniors and $10 for students. Tickets and details are available at www.salemtheatre.com or 866-811-4111.
"Get to Know the Festival Poets," a program at the Peabody Institute Library, will discuss the work of poets who will be featured at the Massachusetts Poetry Festival, which will be held in Salem from May 2 to 4. Led by poet and Salem State University Professor Jennifer Jean, the second of six meetings will be held on Tuesday, April 1, at 12:30 p.m. at the Main Library at 82 Main St. in Peabody. The poets discussed will be: April 1, Rhina Espaillat; April 8, Carol Ann Duffy; April 15, Li-Young Li; April 22, Susan Rich; and April 29, Cornelius Eady. For more information and to register, call 978-531-0100, ext. 10, or visit www.peabodylibrary.org.
The city of Salem celebrates the 377th anniversary of the first muster on Saturday, April 5, beginning at 9:30 a.m. with a service at St. Peter's Church, 24 St. Peter St., Salem. The annual event celebrates Salem's federal designation as the birthplace of the National Guard, because the first regiment of the Massachusetts Militia to muster was the East Regiment in Salem. This year's event features National Guard dignitaries, veterans groups, the Second Corps Cadets, National Lancers (horses), re-enactors, a howitzer salute and a flyover. Following the service at St. Peter's, troops will process to Armory Park at Peabody Essex Museum for a ceremony at 10 a.m.; then to Salem Common for a second ceremony at 11; a pass in review of troops by a National Guard official and F-16 flyover (weather permitting) at 11:30; and a collation at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 94 Washington Square, at 12:30 p.m. For details, contact retired Lt. Col. Larry Conway, email@example.com.
The Middleton Public Works Water Division will begin flushing fire hydrants on Monday, March 31, through Thursday, April 10, between 9 p.m. and 2 a.m. The first week of flushing will take place on the roads south of Middleton Square to the Danvers line. Roads north of Middleton Square to the North Andover town line will be flushed the second week. Residents who notice some discoloration of their water should run the cold water for a few minutes to clear it before use. For more information, call the Department of Public Works at 978-777-0407.


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I also support a law that would make congressional districts approximate geometric shapes.
I also support a law that would make congressional districts approximate geometric shapes.
More importantly, incumbents could focus on governing instead of campaigning.
You can vote people out anytime you get the majority of of votes for the other guy or gal, you don't need term limits.
In fact it takes time to learn the job and more importantly senior elected members of our government have power but its also a mentoring situation they guide the new members of office.
The way you avoid the issues your concerned about is get people to vote and do so in a considered manner knowing the issues, I would say if anything make civics education more important in schools and among the public at large.
Modern methods of production have given us the possibility of ease and security for all; we have chosen, instead, to have overwork for some and starvation for the others. Hitherto we have continued to be as energetic as we were before there were machines; in this we have been foolish, but there is no reason to go on being foolish for ever. - In Praise of Idleness, Bertrand Russell, (1932)
The incumbent was elected by a majority of the population because he claimed values and intentions that matched a majority of the population. The "other guy" will most often be of a different party and claim values and intentions very different from the ones the incumbent claims.
In the end the majority of the population has the choice between re-electing the incumbent who at least claims to have the desired values or to elect a person who claims different values from what is desired.
In the end, you don't really have the option to vote out the incumbent, unless you are willing to vote directly against your own values and desires.
On the discussion of mentoring, I think it would be wise to have some sort of system whereby a brand new member of Congress must serve as the Chief of Staff of the outgoing Congressman for a year period. This would allow the incoming Congressman to learn the ins and outs of the office without becoming too connected to life long Congressmen serving as mentors.
I have no joy in strife,
Peace is my great desire;
Yet God forbid I lose my life
Through fear to face the fire. -Henry Van Dyke
I completely agree with term limits for senators and representatives. I think the Supreme Court should remain a life appointment though.
A kind act is never too small to matter. - Me(as far as I know)
No one's excited
Unless they are divided
Someone's going to have to give in
It seems uncertain - 311
That's just trying to get rid of democracy. Voters have a constitutional right to have whoever they want for their representative. What's sad is, voters keep re-electing those that are the problem instead of electing those that would fix the problems. There's no cure for stupid.Term limits on Senators and members of the House?
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The performances are uniformly top-notch. It was a treat to see Ortiz, an actor known on screen mostly for his impressive cameos in movies like "El Cantante," in a leading part enabling him to express his considerable emotional range. show more
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Hoffman has a nice eye for detail, painting an empathetic portrait of lost souls that recalls 1955's still-powerful romance "Marty." show more
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Hoffman emerges as a confident film director with visual flair and, no surprise, a remarkable ability to maximize his fellow actors' work. show more
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The picture is well-crafted; it just doesn't breathe. show more
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The actors make it new and poignant, and avoid going over the top in the story's limited psychic and physical space. show more
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The ruefully funny Jack Goes Boating, which, refreshingly, takes a generous view of its flawed characters, is a must for us many Hoffman fans. show more
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A low energy romance, a movie that rewards a filmgoer with the patience to let this affair play itself out. Sink or swim, Connie and Jack will come out of this changed. And so will we. show more
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well I fell asleep two times..so if that is any indication how slowly this film moves,. You keep waiting for a reaction from the actors..and they just drag and drag and drag..It was awlful
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This film is about feelings. More specifically the volatility of feelings. I have a feeling Jack will be nominated for some awards. Tight cast. Swimming Drama.
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Absolutely terribe movie. Skip it!! Audience in agreement based on attendees comments
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The OpenFabrics Alliance (OFA) today announced it will host its annual International Developer Workshop on April 21-24 in Monterey, CA. The multi-day workshop includes sessions that will focus on the development and improvement of OpenFabrics Software (OFS) as well as keynote and panel discussions on major developments in RDMA.
The workshop is open to developers, technologists, supporters, end-users and business professionals who want to provide collaborative input into the future direction and mechanics of OFS. Non-OFA members are welcome to attend. This year's topics include aspects of scalable architectures, storage and storage at a distance, enterprise and cloud infrastructures, and Big Data acceleration. Benefits of participating in the International Developer Workshop include:
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Bangkok (Fides Service) – Religious communities can do a lot to prevent the spread of AIDS in Asia: this was said during a recent meeting of Christians, Buddhists and Muslims in Bangkok, Thailand.
The local Catholic Church was represented by members of the Thai Bishops' Conference Commission for the Pastoral Care of Health Workers and the Sick. Participants included Buddhist monks and Muslim Ulemas. Conferences were given by experts in various field who illustrated plans and programme for stopping the spread of HIV virus.
According to figures issued by the Thai Health Ministry the country has 217,000 HIV positive people (May 2003) of whom about 60,000 die every year, leaving about 300,000 orphans. Contagion by HIV/AIDS in Thailand is favoured by widespread prostitution, sex tourism and sexual exploitation of children.
Participants agreed that religious communities can help not only by showing compassion and assisting the sick but also in the preventative sense: encouraging a sense of morals, teaching young people about chastity and warning them of the danger of AIDS which is spread by morally wrong behaviour; by fostering respect for human dignity of each person.
At the two day meeting participants shared experience and views. One Buddhist monk told those present about the centre for AIDS patients he had opened next to his temple; a group of Protestant Christians illustrated course given to school children; Catholic representatives spoke of the AIDS prevention campaign launched in 1991 which is having success in all 10 dioceses in Thailand. It should be said that religious communities in Thailand receive no funding from the government for their work in the social field. Thailand has a population of 62 million, 90% Buddhist, 5% Muslim and 1% Christian. PA (Fides Service 9/9/2003 EM lines 31 Words: 318)
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Never tried selective colour before, so here is my first.
This shot was taken at the Bright Rod Show in November 2009. Bright, Victoria, Australia.
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This came out great Missy well done for your first attempt.
Thanks heaps Steven and for the fav! The Nikon D40x group are having a selective colour challenge. Since I now have photoshop I thought it was a good time to learn how to do it :)
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Great job Missy, I like it a lot.
Thanks so much Gab and for the fav! It wasnt my first choice but Tony thought this one looked better. Its almost like looking through a window :)
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Very well done, never know it was your firsat attempt!
Thanks so much Selina! You learn something new every day, it was easier than I thought it would be :)
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Great find and shot Missy :))
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Oh well done!! Great first effort at selective colouring.
Thanks heaps! I wasnt sure how large or small the selective colour should be :)
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great photo Missy the selective color and b/w go great together
Thanks so much Gary! I just uploaded the other one that I did and now I dont know which one to enter into the challenge.
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Simulations/Demonstrations in Statistics
This Virtual Lab contains simulations for a variety of statistical concepts, including ANOVA, correlation, Regression, T-tests, Goodness of Fit, Histograms, etc. Each statistical topic can be searched and appropriate simulations or demonstrations are shown. Graphics that can be manipulated are shown, instructions are provided, and exercises are included. Links are also provided for definitions.
Material Type: Simulation
Date Added to MERLOT: September 06, 2001
Date Modified in MERLOT: October 13, 2013
Submitter: Cathy Swift
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Primary Audience: College General Ed
Mobile Compatibility: Not specified at this time
Technical Requirements: Needs a browser that supports Java 1.1
Language: English
Cost Involved: no
Source Code Available: no
Accessiblity Information Available: no
Copyright: yes
Creative Commons: unsure
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- Social Sciences / Psychology / Statistics and Research Methods / Experiments, Demonstrations, and Tutorials
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- Business / Information Systems
- Mathematics and Statistics / Statistics and Probability
- Social Sciences / Psychology / Statistics and Research Methods
Discussion for Simulations/Demonstrations in Statistics
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3 years ago
Josh Errickson (Faculty)
A number of these are used in an Intro class. Very intuitive applets that visualize key concepts for students.
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