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The man Atlanta Fire Rescue crews rushed to save Saturday spoke for the first time, only to CBS Atlanta News reporter Jennifer Mayerle.
James Brownlee was stuck in the mud for hours before anyone realized he was there. Brownlee calls it a nightmare, one he thought he might not wake up from.
"I thank God I lived to talk to you. I'm living, that's the most important thing. I could be dead," said Brownlee.
Brownlee was on his way home around 3 a.m. last Saturday when he tried taking a shortcut on Donald Lee Hollowell.
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The 70-year-old laid there for at least five hours before someone realized he was there and called for help. The Atlanta Fire Rescue Department's special operations team was called in. Rescue crews had to use ladders to get to him so they wouldn't get stuck.
"What was going through your head when you were falling," said Mayerle.
"I'm dying. I'm going to die when I hit the thing down there. My body was cold like ice," said Brownlee.
Crews were able to save him in time and get him to the hospital. Brownlee said at some point during the night, he gave up. He doesn't remember the remarkable rescue.
"It was real sticky, I couldn't move. I just laid there. When I woke up I was in Grady. I'm glad I'm doing better, thank God for that," said Brownlee.
Brownlee was treated for hypothermia and a crack in his neck. He should be released from the hospital in the next few days, and is expected to make a full recovery.
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My last to you was of the 14th: Ult: by the Ship Betsey Capt. Thomas Watson—since that time, I have had the Pleasure of receiving and laying before Congress your dispatches of 6th, 8th, & 10th: August last.—
We concur so perfectly in Sentiment respecting public Affairs and what ought to be done, that I find no Occasion to enlarge on those Heads.—
In a late Report I have called the Attention of Congress to this serious Question Vizt. Whether the United States should withdraw their Attention from the Ocean and leave Foreigners to fetch and carry for them, or whether it is more their Interest to look forward to naval Strength and maritime Importance, and to take and persevere in the Measure proper to attain it?—
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Not bad performance on the X score, the GPU score beats out a 290X stock-to-stock. If true though this is way fewer cores than I had expected... on the plus side price is sounding lower and lower...
GPU score. Not cpu and gpu combined. Look at the screenshot. You don't compare video cards with the combined system score. :)
Gpu score is 28 percent higher than a 780 ti, if legit of course which I'm hearing it isn't (reportedly lower than actual card will be) . Launch rumors pointing very strongly at gamescom mid August...
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That'd work...........
3200 in 880ti, I am hoping.
That's basically what I was asking in a roundabout way ;). Also curious of process. By "big without arm" I meant is it basically the same for gamers :).
Is this big minus arm cores? And are we looking at 20 or 28 ;)? Those are my big two questions.
Andrew, 20nm speculation or known somehow? I think it'll be 20 but no inside info there.
I'll be happy with GM204 I have a feeling... just hope it's soon, I may have sold my 780 a little too far in advance... :p:.
Hope I can order one from Newegg soon!
I went 4k 60hz ips panel.... great for productivity and gaming. Gsync would be awesome but the low resolution, tn panel, high price, and poor warranty due to being Asus, all make this a nonstarter.
I don't see how this is any different than dozens of card launch threads from the past... no need to close it if you ask me.
So true and well stated, Deathreborn
I'd rep you if this forum used that system ;).
I'm just a guy with a good shovel... :). This is one of the places the good info tends to pop up first though ;).
Dunno, was more wishful speculation /conspiracy theories than anything ;). Just looking forward to knowing when I can lay paws on a pair of these (or 1 if it ends up being that) :p:.
Sure... :). And yes, it is in a thread about the 340.43 beta driver set.
"Just" one or two, likely one since I need to conserve some cash for awhile (2 if I can make it work though!). I noticed Manuel G commenting that the r340 branch will be short lived .... maybe...
Only nvidia this round. I've bought too many ati/amd cards over the years that fell flat due to poor drivers for me to consider them again until I hear a few releases have happened with great driver...
Can't wait.... July hopefully! Maxwell can't come soon enough to fuel my 4k UP2414Q.
Someone still didn't read. :) he isn't paying for it.
Someone didn't read the thread.... ;).
Now the million dollar question... When will we know :p.
Even if it could "only" do 2x MSAA at top-end settings 4k 60hz at 60+fps minimums.... the announcer would still be yelling that "holy sh--" line that echoes ;).


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Hey it's Gary McCoy and after I had a heart attack several years ago, I decided it was time to make some lifestyle changes. I quit smoking, started eating better and began a regular work out regime at the gym. And over the last several years, I've met all these guys while I worked out.


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My ChoiceMy ChoiceThey tell me their opinions,They tell me all their fears,They know it's my decision that stillbrings them to tears,I can't make my mind up for what I want to do,I know the reason and it's simply because I love you,They all are right,My decisions I make are wrong,I'm trying to deny inside that I can be strong,I'm holding back my tears now,I can't let you see me cry,It's hard for me to do this, but I have to say goodbye,My eyes are getting heavy,I'm starting to fall asleep,No pain do I feel,And this is the last breath that I breathe,I'm going to a place now,It's far, far away,I know I will be happy nowBecause I won't see one more day,I have made my decision,Please let me be,I'm going to a place now with no misery,I know they will miss me,I know I'll make them cry,I know this makes them unhappy,because my choice was to die.
What never should have beenWhat Never Should Have BeenWhy did you say you loved me,When it really was a lie,Why did you say you needed me,When you really meant goodbye.Why was I a fool to ever let you in,When I should have known that soon it would end,Why did I love you so much,When you wanted to be less than a friend.You never gave your all to me,At times I regret giving you love,You made me many promises,But you could never give the stars above.Now I sit and wonder,What would have been,If we would have stayed together,And loved each other 'til the end.I hope someday you realize,The friend and love you lost,I hope someday you realize,That what you gave up was your loss.
My Best FriendMy Best FriendYou Brighten my skiesWhen all I see is GrayWhen the world Brings me downYou find ways to make it all go awayYour my biggest fanAlways Bringing the best out in meI want you to know thatYour everything I wish I could beNo one Knows my heart like youIn the quiet moments you can understand meYou always make me feel specialThere is nothing you wouldn't doYour the only one I will ever LoveYour my Best friend foreverAnd I believe that this was sent from above.Stuzangel3/25/01
What You SayWhat you SayYou turned to me and saidgoodbye,I promised you I would not cry.You left me here to live in pain,What more can I lose what more can I gain.You promised me forever,that was a lie,All I want to do is die.You said I'd be the only one,Sounds like you loved me just for fun.You gave me strength and hope,Now I'm the one left to cope.You always said you'd never leave,I wish that was something I could believe.What you said is all my thoughts repeat,How Could You Have Loved So selfishly.
InsideInsideI Hide AwayFearing you'll see what lies deep insode of meDreams that stay far behindWaiting for something betterWaiting to come out and shineA little girl that hides there tooAfraid of the world she seesA young woman Looking for a Better lifeNot knowing of what stands in front of her is her way to newer thingsShe fears to believe that someone could Love her so muchWhen the road she has traveled Seems to be UntouchedShe has been left behindHas felt abused and unwantedShe prays that this time God has given her a dream come trueTo be loved and cherishedShe wants to feel everything this world brings her wayThats the girl inside of melittle by little I will let you seeWhat lies deep insideWaiting to be set free.
Why to meWhyI Feel trapped insideIts the only place I can HideMy fears are taking overThough I do not show itI feel as though no one understandsNo matter how they tryNo one is listeningThough they say that they careOver and Over I askWhy is this happening to meAm I being punishedHave I been badI can only answer with I don't knowI don't know why i have been chosenIs this some kind of lessonThat i must learnSo I am hiding the fear of the unknownScreaming deep down insidemaybe someday I can feel that I have NothingTo feel Ashamed of.
True LoveI didn't know love until I met you.Nothing in my life had ever felt so true.You were the reason I went day to day,Washing all of my depression away.I wish I could make everything all right,Every second I think of that night.The way you broke my heart with only few words.Did more to me than being stabbed by a thousand swords.I didn't know pain until I met you.Even know, nothing has ever felt so true.You used to be the reason I went day to day,But now your make me wish I could fade away.
Let Me DieLet me dieLet me die,It hurts to live,Let me die,My soul to give.I want to die,Give me rest,I don't want to try,Just a bullet in the chest.Every acrid breath makes sweet death,Like the gentle touch of a lovers caress.Let me die,I beg you please,Pain and diseaseAre only a tease.Give me a place,Where I can be free,Where demons wont chase,And torture me
The KnowingThe Knowingby jsenn (Joy Senn)not quitenot quite the samenot quite the same as beforebefore the papered golden ringbefore the child from swaddling grewbefore the hand of unheard achestouched us here and here and herewe never knewI swear to you, we never knew(we live forever. don't we? nope.)(does it get better? yup.)falling leaves . spring renews . summer's sweattrickles slowlybetween thebreastsoh,I do digressnow is moremore than beforenow we know the knowingand the power in the wordknowing some mountains won't be climbedknowing some oceans won't be crossedknowing the awful wait does endthat patience is not the heavy loadknowing even this...the rose's scent before the sniffand this...oh, this, of greater import nowknowing the slightest grinthe unseen movethe imperceptible glint of eyethe lingeringthe elegant, the elegantanticipationthere you have it, boiled downhopes and dreams, love and lifecontained by the beginningsmooth assurance, abiding time
Adiemus.: Adiemus:.read artist comments firstWind ripped through my fur as I ran with great speed. My paws landed lightly on the soft grass beneath me. The wind ran with me, pulling flowers along and leaves with us. We ran as one, as fast as the wind, as strong as the strongest waterfall. I fan with the wild, my spirit lifting up and flying across the ground. Fast my legs went, paw pads only skimming the ground before being lifted into flight again. The wind ripped at my fur, allowing the hot sun to warm my skin. The wild hugged me close as I ran with it. I continued running, rising and falling with the land. I cured when it cured and dipped when it dipped. I jumped at ditched and gracefully leaped from rock to rock across rivers. I was one with the rivers. One with the earth. One with the air. One with the wild. I felt the earth breath beneath my paws and heard the wind sigh in my ears. The flowers hugged my paws for only seconds that they were on the ground and the sun danced along with m
the sunday morning effectthe sadness fades awayfrom your eyelids, drips offlike the sunday morning effect on your lips.the airwaves between you and mecan't carry the weight of your words,so stop talking.at least to me.your words are too warmand i don't want to get comfortablenext to youbecause i just don't believe in miracles anymore.and just so you know,i'm perfectly okay with that,because i knew what was truthbefore the stars were drawn out across the skies.these sunday mornings press warmer days into my palmand i'm starting to understandthat you understandthe laws of attractions just as i do.we're just beginners in this thing called love.because we thought we knew what was truthbefore the stars started burning out across the skies.
AloneAloneas alwaysthinking backto what waswhat might have beenand now I seewhat was once unseenAwakecan't sleepleft to dwell in emotions deepwhat was realitysoon becomesa lost fantasySleep, Only to be wokenRun, Only to be caughtScream, Only to be unheardEscape to the darknessInto the unknownLoveOnce experiencedNow goneWhat was to beNo longer willAll is lostIn spite of meAloneAs alwaysThinking backTo what wasWhat might have beenBut now I seeWhat once was unseenSleep to be wokenRun to be caughtScream to be unheardEscape to the darknessInto the unknownOnly to emerge in the lightTo start againReborn
never forget you.sleepless nightsscreaming and shouting for silencenever workspoppies do.could have killed meyes, me,after all this time.small fists pounding on closed doorsuntil the blood drips onto the carpet.a hiding for that as wellthe stains are still theredo they bring back memories?no rest for the wickedi had to shout back at some pointscream, cry,you couldn't care lessthats what padlocks are forsoundproofed roomscreated especially for me?how thoughtful of you.are they still there?broken glasssplinters in the carpetall my faultalways wasyou were the "victims"but i'm not here by choice, you knowthe source of your angerthe perpetrator of the crimethe unspeakable evilcreated by yours truly.so in the end, you only have yourselves to blamei'm not there any morebreathing in your hatred and poisonbroke free as soon as i couldclawed my way out of your cagenever looked back10 years to the daydo you remember me?because i'll never forget you
Heart MusicI hear your namein the windand my heartweeps againmaybe you werejust a fairytalemaybe a poembreathe in the airmusic, music!that's what you wereand your tuneswill remainyou'll never begone to meyour nameis written in methe wind will blowmy tears awayand the musicwill never go away
Midnights ReflectionI dont look so bad against the reflection of a darkened sky,Where colors are distorted and images are blurred.I could even pass for something beautiful,Just as long as the details stay hidden.
Just YesterdayJust YesterdayJust yesterday you were holding my hand,Just yesterday you gave me a wedding band,Just yesterday you said I do and,Just yesterday you said you loved me too.Just yesterday you told me you cared,Just yesterday you told me about the love we shared,Just yesterday you said you'd never leave and,Just yesterday that was all I needed to believe.Just yesterday you were near,Just yesterday they told me something I did'nt want to hear,Just yesterday they buried you deep and,Just yesterday thoughts of you kept me from sleep.Just yesterday I finally came to see you,Just yesterday I missed you more than I usually do and,Just yesterday I remembered again how much I need you.Just yesterday has come and gone and,Just yesterday is just a memory of all that went wrong.~Cary Kinga.k.a.-StuzAngel-http://stuman.quadrent.net/
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Alcohol sales could soon benefit the City of Lubbock's budget. Thursday, council members passed a resolution to start the process of annexing the area on the Tahoka Highway known as the strip.
The City would receive sales tax revenue and property tax revenue from the strip of beer and liquor stores. Mayor David Miller estimates the strip could bring up to half a million dollars a year in sales taxes and $33,000 in property taxes every year. But nothing is official yet. It's a 90 day process where business owners and residents will get the chance to voice their opinion. It's important to note, the annexation of the strip would not make alcohol sales legal within Lubbock city limits.
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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) - Lubbock ISD and other area school districts will wait until Wednesday morning to decide if they will delay, cancel, or start school on time. The two main concerns between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning are slick roads and extreme wind-chills.
Superintendent Dr. Karen Garza says they also need to be mindful of students out in the cold, either walking to class or waiting on a bus. She says they have to make up any cancellations, so we asked about the benefits of delaying school instead.
"Sometimes with delay we don't have to make them up, number one. But secondly, that gives sufficient time for the sun to come out so you can see when you're driving, or sometimes for conditions to improve. So sometimes a delay is in the best interest of our employees and students," Garza said.
Garza says they'll be up at 4 a.m. to check on road conditions and will call KCBD if there are any delays or cancellations, so tune in to Daybreak Today Wednesday at 5 a.m. for updates.
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"We're also planning on sending crews to areas that are forecasted to get quite a bit of snowfall in the northern part of Texas. The Dallas-Fort Worth area, as well as the Paris and Atlanta area of the state," Dianah Ascencio with TxDOT continued. "That part of the state doesn't see as much snowfall as we might see here in the Lubbock area." Ascencio says there are still plenty of resources ready to handle operations in the Lubbock district.
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Public Release: 16-Jan-2013
INRS acquires a groundbreaking advanced imaging infrastructure
Professor Federico Rosei, Director of the INRS Energy Materials Telecommunications Research Centre, will soon have access to a Dynamic Transmission Electron Microscope. Unique in the world for its configuration, this equipment will fill a gap in dynamic materials imaging by simultaneously providing very high spatial and temporal resolution, a first that could revolutionize materials research. This project that combines the study of both the ultrasmall and ultrafast received a grant totalling nearly $12 million.
Canada Foundation for Innovation, Quebec Government
Contact: GIsèle Bolduc
Public Release: 16-Jan-2013
Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters
Engineer making rechargeable batteries with layered nanomaterials
A researcher is developing more efficient ways to save costs, time and energy when creating nanomaterials and lithium-ion batteries.
Contact: Gurpreet Singh
Public Release: 15-Jan-2013
ACS Nano
New research gives insight into graphene grain boundaries
Making the one-atom thick sheets of carbon known as graphene in a way that could be easily integrated into mass production methods has proven difficult. Now, research by Joe Lyding and Eric Pop from the University of Illinois' Beckman Institute is giving new insight into the electronics behavior of graphene.
Contact: Steve McGaughey
Public Release: 15-Jan-2013
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces
Researchers create flexible, nanoscale 'bed of nails' for possible drug delivery
Researchers at North Carolina State University have come up with a technique to embed needle-like carbon nanofibers in an elastic membrane, creating a flexible "bed of nails" on the nanoscale that opens the door to development of new drug-delivery systems.
National Science Foundation, US Department of Defense, Defense Threat Reduction Agency
Contact: Matt Shipman
Public Release: 15-Jan-2013
Angewandte Chemie
Chemistry resolves toxic concerns about carbon nanotubes
Safety fears about carbon nanotubes, due to their structural similarity to asbestos, have been alleviated following research showing that reducing their length removes their toxic properties.
Contact: Clare Ryan
Public Release: 13-Jan-2013
Nature Materials
Graphene plasmonics beats the drug cheats
Wonder material graphene could help detect the presence of drugs or toxins in the body or dramatically improve airport security, University of Manchester researchers have found.
Contact: Daniel Cochlin
Public Release: 10-Jan-2013
NASA's robotic refueling demo set to jumpstart expanded capabilities in space
In mid-January, NASA will take the next step in advancing robotic satellite-servicing technologies as it tests the Robotic Refueling Mission, or RRM aboard the International Space Station. The investigation may one day substantially impact the many satellites that deliver products Americans rely upon daily, such as weather reports, cell phones and television news.
Contact: Dewayne Washington
Public Release: 10-Jan-2013
UT Arlington receives Grand Challenges Explorations grant for research in global health
Two UT Arlington engineers will use a new Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation grant to update an ancient method of evaporation to cool vaccines and medicine that must be shipped to remote parts of the world without ready access to electricity.
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
Contact: Herb Booth
Public Release: 10-Jan-2013
Nature Nanotechnology
Scientists design, control movements of molecular motor
An international team of scientists has taken the next step in creating nanoscale machines by designing a multi-component molecular motor that can be moved clockwise and counterclockwise.
AUTOMOL project, US Department of Energy, Agency for Science, Technology and Research, Centre national de la recherche scientifique, University Paul Sabatier of Toulouse
Contact: Andrea Gibson
Public Release: 10-Jan-2013
Nano Letters
Southampton scientist develops strongest, lightest glass nanofibres in the world
The University of Southampton's Optoelectronics Research Centre is pioneering research into developing the strongest silica nanofibres in the world.
Royal Society
Contact: Glenn Harris
Public Release: 10-Jan-2013
New nanotech fiber: Robust handling, shocking performance
Scientists have created the first pure carbon nanotube fibers that combine many of the best features of highly conductive metal wires, strong carbon fibers and pliable textile thread. In a paper this week in Science, researchers from Rice University, the Dutch firm Teijin Aramid, the US Air Force and Israel's Technion Institute describe an industrially scalable process for making the threadlike fibers, which outperform commercially available products in a number of ways.
Teijin Aramid BV, Teijin Limited, Air Force Research Laboratory, Air Force Office of Scientific Research
Contact: David Ruth
Public Release: 10-Jan-2013
Molecular machine could hold key to more efficient manufacturing
An industrial revolution on a minute scale is taking place in laboratories at The University of Manchester with the development of a highly complex machine that mimics how molecules are made in nature.
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
Contact: Morwenna Grills
Public Release: 9-Jan-2013
ACS Nano
Chemical modules that mimic predator-prey and other behaviors
Scientists are reporting development of chemical modules that can reproduce, on an "unprecedented" molecular level, changes and interactions that occur in natural populations of plants and animals, including those of hunting and being hunted for food, conducting mutually beneficial relationships and competing for resources. The report on these new "predator-prey biochemical oscillators," which could become building blocks for molecular machines and computers, appears in ACS Nano.
Contact: Michael Bernstein
Public Release: 8-Jan-2013
Physical Review Letters
Bottom-up approach provides first characterization of pyroelectric nanomaterials
By taking a "bottom-up" approach, researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have observed for the first time that "size does matter," in regards "pyroelectricity," -- the current/voltage developed in response to temperature fluctuations that enables technologies such as infrared sensors, night-vision, and energy conversion units, to name a few.
Office of Naval Research, US Army Research Office, Air Force Office of Scientific Research
Contact: Lane Martin, Ph.D.
Public Release: 8-Jan-2013
Nature Communications
Counting the twists in a helical light beam
Applied physicists at the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences have created a new device that has the potential to add capacity to future optical communications networks.
Air Force Office of Scientific Research, Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity, National Science Foundation, Agency for Science, Technology, and Research in Singapore
Contact: Caroline Perry
Public Release: 8-Jan-2013
IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science
'Tricorder' invention could put medical diagnosis and terrorism prevention in the palm of the hand
The hand-held scanners, or tricorders, of the Star Trek movies and television series are one step closer to reality now that a University of Missouri engineering team has invented a compact source of X-rays and other forms of radiation. The radiation source, which is the size of a stick of gum, could be used to create inexpensive and portable X-ray scanners for use by doctors, as well as to fight terrorism and aid exploration on this planet and others.
Contact: Tim Wall
Public Release: 8-Jan-2013
Lab on a Chip
New biochip technology uses tiny whirlpools to corral microbes
Researchers have demonstrated a new technology that combines a laser and electric fields to create tiny centrifuge-like whirlpools to separate particles and microbes by size, a potential lab-on-a-chip system for medicine and research.
NIH/National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
Contact: Emil Venere
Public Release: 8-Jan-2013
New American Chemical Society video series: Conversations with Celebrated Scientists
The American Chemical Society, the world's largest scientific society, today launched a new video series that will feature noted scientists discussing the status of knowledge in their fields, their own research, and its impacts and potential impacts on society. Chemistry over Coffee: Conversations with Celebrated Scientists is available at www.acs.org/ChemistryOverCoffee.
Contact: Michael Bernstein
Public Release: 8-Jan-2013
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
Rice University discovers that graphene oxide soaks up radioactive waste
Graphene oxide has a remarkable ability to quickly remove radioactive material from contaminated water, researchers at Rice University and Lomonosov Moscow State University have found.
US Office of Naval Research, M-I SWACO, US Air Force
Contact: David Ruth
Public Release: 8-Jan-2013
Physical Review Letters
DNA prefers to dive head first into nanopores
A new study from Brown University researchers finds that DNA strands have a natural tendency to be pulled through nanopores headfirst. The research answers some fundamental questions about how DNA interacts with nanopores, which soon may enable lightning fast DNA analysis.
Intel Corporation, National Science Foundation
Contact: Kevin Stacey
Public Release: 7-Jan-2013
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
Penn researchers show new level of control over liquid crystals
An interdisciplinary team of researchers from the University of Pennsylvania has shown a new way to direct the assembly of liquid crystals, generating small features that spontaneously arrange in arrays based on much larger templates.
National Science Foundation, Penn Materials Research Science and Engineering Center
Contact: Evan Lerner
Public Release: 6-Jan-2013
Nature Materials
Living cells behave like fluid-filled sponges
Animal cells behave like fluid-filled sponges in response to being mechanically deformed according to new research published today in Nature Materials.
Contact: Clare Ryan
Public Release: 6-Jan-2013
How the kilogram has put on weight
Using a state-of-the-art Theta-probe XPS machine experts at Newcastle University, UK, have shown the original kilogram is likely to be tens of micrograms heavier than it was when the first standard was set in 1875. And they say a suntan could be the key to helping it lose weight.
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
Contact: Peter Cumpson
Public Release: 3-Jan-2013
Turning smartphones into secure and versatile keys
It's already possible to open doors using an app -- but we are a long way from seeing widespread acceptance of this in the market. Now, researchers have developed a piece of software that will make the technology even more secure and versatile.
Contact: Alexandra Dmitrienko
Public Release: 3-Jan-2013
Advanced Materials
Nanoparticles reach new peaks
Rice researchers have found a way to selectively heat diverse nanoparticles in a batch that could advance their medical and industrial use.
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LTTE's Global Fronts Running Anti-Lanka Propaganda: Gotabhaya
By PTI - COLOMBO
Published: 17th April 2014 05:58 PM
Last Updated: 17th April 2014 05:58 PM
Sri Lanka's powerful top defence official Gotabhaya Rajapaksa has accused the LTTE's global network of sustaining an international propaganda campaign against his country by raising millions of dollars annually.
He was addressing a regional defence and security conference currently underway in Malaysia, the defence ministry here said.
Dwelling on Sri Lanka's successful counter-terrorism campaign against the banned LTTE which he himself spearheaded, Rajapaksa said much can be learnt from Sri Lanka's experience.
He said a key part of the LTTE's modus operandi was to mobilise support for itself by whipping up ethnic and communal feelings among the Tamil diaspora overseas.
"Extremist elements within the diaspora were mobilised by LTTE operatives and front organisations in more than 30 countries around the world to help fund terrorist activities in Sri Lanka."
He said the terrorist funds mobilised by groups linked to LTTE is estimated to have been between USD 50 to 75 million on an annual basis from 1993 to 2002, and USD 200 million per annum from 2002 to 2008.
They raised funds through carefully orchestrated propaganda campaign, coercion, extortion and through organised illegal activities, including fraud, drug trafficking and people smuggling.
Rajapaksa said a non-state actor such as the LTTE can mobilise, maintain and successfully utilise a global network to strengthen and sustain terrorist activities in a sovereign nation is a matter of very serious concern both locally and globally.
"Even today terrorist remnants continues to sustain an international propaganda campaign against Sri Lanka through front organisations that have now put on a democratic face."
He charged that some nations seem to have chosen to turn a blind eye to these front organisations and their activities because they claim to support political activism or humanitarian relief.
"At the same time, the network's operatives, most of whom are trained terrorists, remain involved in various illegal activities, and are constantly seeking ways to revive terrorist activities in Sri Lanka."
Last week, Sri Lanka announced the deaths of three key LTTE operatives who were trying to revive the LTTE's armed campaign in the Tamil regions. The government said the three men had been directed by two LTTE leaders based in Europe.
Last month, Sri Lanka also designated some 16 organisations and over 400 individuals as those supporting terrorism. Parliamentary legislation to proscribe them is expected soon.
Colombo accuses Tamil diaspora organisations of being behind the third UNHRC resolution in March which prescribed an international probe into the island's human rights record. Sri Lanka has vowed non cooperation with the international investigation.
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It's easy to mock a young woman who loses all sense of perspective just because her breasts are smaller. I mean, it's not like the boob police are literally forcing her to wear baggy clothes. And is being petite really so distracting that you can't focus on your job as a mother?!? But maybe we're being too hard on her.
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Her essay about fulfilling a New Year's resolution to wear a bikini went viral and has inspired -- and angered -- lots of people. We spoke with Jenny to find out more.
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Said NO ONE ever.
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Calling all moms: it is totally possible to still be the hottest thing on the beach this summer. Jessica Alba can do it -- while raising two little girls and running a thriving business, remember. And here's the best part -- the actress hates exercising.
Now there's a girl after our own hearts.
Alba and her husband, Cash Warren, were spotted vacationing in Mexico this week and all anyone can talk about is how insanely hot the mommy looks in her bikini. But here's what really great about the 33-year-old star: she seems HEALTHY.
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Rancic has had joyful moments too -- with the help of a surrogate, she and Bill were able to have a baby boy. But this can't be stated enough: the woman has survived a great deal. So yeah, she may have looked a little skinnier than usual at the 41st Annual Emmy Awards, but she still looked fantastic. And anyone who is quick to jump on the anorexia train should pause and think for a moment.
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Man Arrested for Bringing Drugs into Prison
9/28/2013 (Updated 11:32:11 PM)A man was arrested after police say he brought drugs into the Chenango County Correctional Facility.
The Chenango County Sheriff's Office said Saturday that officers arrested Jeremy Hazard of Smyrna, New York Thursday on a warrant for bringing marihuana into the facility.
He was arraigned in the Town of Norwhich court and charged with Promoting Prison Contraband in the second degree. He is being held on $1,000 cash bail and will reappear in court at a later date.
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