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A copy job of the Metro UI Live Tile concept by Apple and Google is inevitable.
I don't know how many times I have said this but static icons are obsolete in every sense and it's starting to hit home for everyone now. Microsoft has turned the industry on its head in recent days and it shows.
Microsoft best release everything as soon as possible in order to take advantage of its UI concept and be identified with it, so once the competition comes out with a clone concept they can be branded as followers accordingly. Otherwise Apple will just claim it re-invented the icon or something.
Ladies and Gentleman, I present to you iOS 7 UI and its tacky, resizeable information tiles\icons, whatever you want to call them. Like in Windows Phone 8 if you make the tile small it will present less information, make it bigger and it will present more information. This is just some users concept, but the logical being in me tells me this is very close (Except less rounded) to what it will be like as there's NO OTHER path for Apple to take. I also think Apple will respond to all the criticism regarding its excessive use of skeuomorphic design, tacky gradients and will actually go easier on the bevel and reduce the corner radius of its icons and buttons thus making them less rounded and looking even more so like live tiles.
Keep this thread bumped so we can all watch said prediction come to life and mock Apple :)
+1 on FaceBook or elsewhere. This will come to being and people should know what's what.
For those who are clueless, draw comparisons or call Live Tiles widgets, well they ARE NOT!
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One of the purposes of Field Day is to get some PR for ham radio. As usual, Public Information Officers (PIOs) all across the country worked hard at getting us some attention from media and government. Here are some links:
Governors Show Support for Amateur Radio as ARRL Field Day Approaches
Governors across the United States have shown their support for Amateur Radio, with many proclaiming Amateur Radio Week in their states. Coinciding with ARRL Field Day, these proclamations show citizens that these states value the contributions made by radio amateurs.
|A radio dish at Stanford is powerful enough to bounce signals off the moon, a tricky endeavor.
A Ham Radio Weekend for Talking to the Moon
In a worldwide event, amateur radio operators will talk to each other by bouncing their messages off the craggy face of the moon.
Amateur radio operators sharpen emergency skills
For 24 straight hours on Saturday and Sunday, local ham radio operators are putting their skills on display by communicating with others across the nation under basic emergency type conditions.
Ham operators hone their skills in nationwide radio event
The veteran CBS audio engineer was hunched over a ham radio for hours yesterday, beating out regular rhythms on a Morse code transmitter, trying to help his team win a contest that was more about practice than taking home a trophy.
PRC Radio Club hosts Field Day
HENLEYFIELD — The Pearl River County Amateur Radio Club hosted their annual field day event over the weekend demonstrating their abilities …
Ham radio operators communicate with world
Belen At 17 years old, Phil Shaw of Tierra Grande already has a sprawling network of contacts around the world. Shaw isn't your typical teenager who is always on his cell phone texting his friends, or on the Internet using Facebook or MySpace to contact his "network." He's one of many amateur radio operators, also known as hams, who participated in this year's National Field Day for Amateur Radio on Saturday.
Ham radio comes to Riverfront Park for a day
For 24 hours at Riverfront Park in River Grove, the gazebo, which normally hosts concerts, resembled an electronics sale. People sat at wood picnic benches speaking into microphones, adjusting dials and writing down codes.
There are many, many more. Go to Google News and search for 'Field Day.' You'll find lots of good PR for ham radio. Thanks to all the PIOs out there that worked so hard to get us in the news.
K0GQ–Raytown Amateur Radio Club–on Fox4 Kansas City
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Earlier today I posted about the most popular question I've received about the 2013 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival–"Will Daft Punk play Coachella?"
RELATED: Explore all of the 2013 Coachella Festival artists with our interactive map.
Well, the folks at Pitchfork are saying, Daft Punk will not be doing the Coachella Festival and Pitchfork is attributing it to Daft Punk's camp.
Cue the sad trombone.
Since I had five factors supporting Daft Punk at Coachella and five against it, I guess Pitchfork tips the scales in favor of no helmeted electronic awesomeness at Coachella 2013.
The Vevo page that fueled the latest round of speculation (it had April 12 listed as a date for Daft Punk in Indio) no longer has April 12 (or any tour dates) listed. I saw a few things out there about Vevo tour dates getting fed by other places. Anyone out there have knowledge on that?
Now we can all go back to guessing who will replace Lou Reed.
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Jordy Nelson had three receptions for 87 yards and a touchdown during the Green Bay Packers' loss to the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday. Nelson was targeted five times on the day by quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
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Alcohol's percentage of the global health burden is large and still growing, researchers say.
"Alcohol consumption has been found to cause more than 200 different diseases and injuries," said Kevin Shield, the lead author of the study. "These include not only well-known outcomes of drinking such as liver cirrhosis or traffic accidents, but also several types of cancer, such as female breast cancer."
Preventable Disease and Injury
Of the 67 health risk factors studied, alcohol was responsible for 5.5% of all worldwide disease and injury health burdens, the study revealed.
"Improving alcohol control policies presents one of the greatest opportunities to prevent much of the health burden caused by alcohol consumption," Shield said in a news release "To improve these policies, information on how much alcohol people are consuming, and how people are consuming alcohol is necessary, and that is exactly the information this article presents."
The study, published in the journal Addiction, was conducted at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) in Canada and reported the patterns of alcohol consumption by country. The results showed large differences between drinking by geographical regions.
World's Heaviest Drinkers
According to the study:
- The world's heaviest drinkers are in Europe and parts of sub-Saharan Africa.
- Drinkers in Eastern Europe and southern Africa consume large quantities, drink to the get drunk, and go on prolonged binges.
- The least amount of alcohol is consumed in North Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia.
- North Americans consume 50% more alcohol than the worldwide average.
Source: Shields, KD, et al. "Global alcohol exposure estimates by country, territory and region for 2005--a contribution to the Comparative Risk Assessment for the 2010 Global Burden of Disease Study." Addiction. 4 March 2013.
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All this information on how destructive alcohol is and yet the government does little or nothing. They choose to focus on sugary soft drinks and regulating how many ounces to allow in big gulps. Its cool to buy pitchers of margaritas and beer and sell 40 oz. bottles of malt liquor at conveinence stores. Money, Money, Money
- March 16, 2013 at 8:47 pm(2) soeprapto says:
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The apparent quake happened around 3 a.m. Sunday in Marshall County.
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Thousands across the northwest gather annually under the landmark St. Johns Bridge for a free outdoor jazz festival, celebrating heritage, equity, and progress. Music-lovers bask in a natural setting on the Willamette riverbank at the height of summer, with America's first indigenous music. CPJazz brings friends and family, young and elder, together for a multi-generational music experience.
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I came across a post here (DCBruins ) making a good point about how John Wooden's different championship teams were built differently around changing personnel. But then I was frankly dismayed to see him describe the Wicks-Rowe-Patterson teams (1970,1971) as "had a stiff at Center and was led by Sidney Wicks , a Power Forward".
So the late Steve Patterson was a "stiff"? The same Steve Patterson who averaged 12.9 points and 10 rebounds a game and was known as an outstanding defender? The same Steve Patterson who in a very close national championship game against Villanova and Howard Porter in 1971 scored a game high 29 points on 13 of 18 shooting (that's 72%) including 20 in the first half and was picked to the all tournament team? And many of those were on long baseline jumpers that would have been 3's today. With today's 3 pt. shot he would have scored more like 35. He also had 8 rebounds and 4 assists in that game his last as a UCLA Bruin. It was one of the greatest clutch performances ever by a UCLA player in a national championship game.
I was in the same UCLA class as Steve Patterson, so I saw him play throughout my time at UCLA. He was the star of the freshman team and later was a key component on the Wicks-Rowe teams. After Lew Alcindor graduated nobody expected UCLA to win the national championship again, but they did for the next two years. And Steve Patterson was one of the key reasons why. He had a great outside shot for a big man and probably along with Kevin Love was the best outside shooting center to ever play at UCLA. I was at the game in 1971 at Pauley against SC (who had Paul Westphal) which was a game between the two top teams in the nation for the conference championship and to determine the sole conference representative to the NCAA tournament. And Steve Patterson helped tear up SC with his outside shooting and rebounding as the Bruins blew the Trojans out of the gym with a 20-6 run to open the game.
One thing I know for sure is that without Steve Patterson's great 29 point performance in a very close national championship game against Villanova there would be one less championship banner hanging today in Pauley. And almost for sure there would be two less banners, because both years those teams were built around the great front line of Wicks, Rowe, and Patterson, and UCLA almost undoubtedly would not have won any NCAA championships without all three of them. In those two years with that great front line the Bruins were 57-3 with two national championships. I thank my lucky stars that I was fortunate enough to have been there. And whoever referred to Steve Patterson in this way doesn't know their UCLA basketball history, couldn't possibly have ever seen him play, and was disrespectful to the memory of a great UCLA basketball player.
(Look at the inspiring video "Intergalactic Treasure" on Coach Wooden and at the beginning at :23 you'll see number 32 Steve Patterson along with the rest of the great UCLA national championship team of 1970: Sidney Wicks, Curtis Rowe, Henry Bibby, and John Vallely.)


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TOMORROW'S DAWN Performs at Brighton Fringe, Beg. Today
TOMORROW'S DAWN is an original musical by Jeff Gallon & Fred Larrieu performed in English by a young and sparkling French company, called La Petite Famille (The Little Family). In this funny, sensitive, delirious musical, Tom is in love with Alice, who loves him too. But nothing is simple: they are young, they have parents and teachers... They are teenagers. Will they find themselves? Will they push all together the door of this new dawn?
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"La Petite Famille" was created in 2007 in a French middle school. And it continued, with the same people, on its own way/ Specialising in musical theatre, the company performs original works in France and abroad (10 different countries), in the spirit of intense artistic and human adventure. Connected by a strong friendship, and after their tour in UK & Ireland in 2013, they are back to present their great musical, in English, in Brighton to reach new audiences and give a new moose to their incredible adventure.
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March Musicals in Calgary
March is sure coming in like a lion with some bitter cold temperatures in yyc. You COULD hunker down in front of the tube, but why not get off the couch and out to the theatre instead? We've got a few new musicals opening, along with Elvis, who's still hanging in there, of course :). For information and tickets for any of the following shows, go to the links for each company.
If you're looking for people with whom to go to shows, check out the Calgary Musicals+ Meetup Group, that I also run. We go to most musicals as well as a number of other events that interest our members.
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UW-Whitewater Physics News
Assoc. Professor Bob Benjamin featured on the UW-W Home Page with a Why I Teach Video Transcript
UWW Society of Physics Students Field trip to the Chicago Museum of Science and IndustryThe SPS group went on a field trip to the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry on Saturday, November 7, 2009. Pictures of the trip are here.
UW-Whitewater Physics Department hosted the 2009 Wisconsin Association of Physics Teachers Meeting on October 30 and 31, 2009.
Event details can be found on the WAPT 2009 Meeting Information page or downloaded from the 2009 Meeting Program (pdf).
Dr. Steven Maran provided the keynote "Galileo to Hubble and Beyond" at 8 pm in the Hamilton Center.
A summary and links from the meeting are at http://www.uwec.edu/wapt/Meetings/2009/Summary/index.html and pictures of the meeting are here.
- Steven Sahyun provided a physics activity on creating sound with magnets, wires, and plastic cups and provided a presentation about the Milky Way galaxy to 40 students who participated in Whitewater High School's English Language Learners visit to UWW campus October 16, 2009. Details are at the UWW Media page description of the visit.
- Bob Benjamin arranges for the traveling poster exhibition From the Earth to the Universe of 40 images of Earth and space to be on display at the Physics Department from October 23 - Nov. 23, 2009
Bob Benjamin receives NASA grant:
Benjamin has been awarded a three-year, $324 K grant from the NASA Astrophysics Theory program to support his research program entitled "Kinematics of the Interstellar Disk-Halo Interface in Galaxies". The project will develop simulations to track the motions and velocities of intergalactic gas clouds accreted by the Galaxy, and magneto- hydrodynamical models to examine the rotation of gas in galaxies. This will provide financial support for Dr. Benjamin during a proposed sabbatical, support for two undergraduate research assistants during the summers, financial support for Dr. Benjamin's collaborator Dr. Bart Wakker (UW-Madison), a single high-end workstation for numerical simulations, and travel support to Morelia, Mexco to work with a collaborator at the Centro de Radioastronomica y Astrofisica-UNAM.
Physics department welcomes new member: Dr. Jalal Nawash (8/24/09)
The physics department welcomes Assistant Professor Jalal Nawash who begins teaching at UW-Whitewater in Fall 2009. Dr. Nawash has a Ph.D. in Physics and Materials Science from Washington State University. His area of research is in Crystal Growth. He has also taught at Gonzaga University.
Physics professor Dr. Bob Benjamin, recent graduates play role in discovering path of giant gas cloud headed for Milky Way (1/12/08)
With the help of a University of Wisconsin-Whitewater physics professor and two recent graduates, crucial information has been gathered about a giant cloud of hydrogen gas headed toward the Milky Way Galaxy.
The information was gathered by Assistant Professor of Physics Robert Benjamin, and recent graduates AJ Heroux of West Bend and Travis Fischer of Hartford and was used to create an extremely detailed high-resolution image of the cloud, called Smith's Cloud after the astronomer who discovered it in 1963. This cloud of hydrogen gas is about a million times larger than the mass of the sun.
When Smith's Cloud was first discovered, the available images didn't have enough detail to show whether the cloud was part of the Milky Way Galaxy, something falling out or something falling in. "Now, we can see what's happening," Benjamin said.
The help provided by Benjamin, Heroux and Fischer proved that the cloud appears to be smashing into the Milky Way Galaxy, and it is breaking up as it hits the galaxy. These new images were presented at the American Astronomical Society meeting in Austin, Texas on Jan. 11.
" The gas cloud we are observing could potentially form into a million new suns," Benjamin said. "This bombardment of the galaxy by infalling gas means that the amount of time that our Milky Way can form new stars is being extended; it keeps our Galaxy young and vigorous. In fact, the impact of the cloud as it hits the Milky Way may actually 'trigger' star formation."
Heroux graduated in May 2007 with a double major in math education and physics and is in his first year of graduate school at the University of Virginia. Under the supervision of Felix J. Lockman of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory, Heroux spent the summer processing data from Smith's Cloud and putting together the image using the NRAO Green Bank Telescope. This is not the average-sized telescope, as Heroux was trained how to climb the telescope two summers ago. The National Science Foundation sponsored this program titled "Research Experience for Undergraduates."
Fischer also graduated in May 2007 with a major in physics and is in his first year of graduate school in astronomy at Georgia State University in Atlanta. While Fischer's name won't be associated with this project, he played an important role in the discovery of the cloud's path. He developed the theory and models that were used to calculate and interpret the orbit of the cloud. He determined the impact parameter, degree inclination and random velocities of the cloud. Fischer developed the theory, and Heroux made the observations. Benjamin connected the two projects together to analyze Smith's Cloud.
It was determined that the cloud will likely strike a region somewhat farther from the Galactic center of our Solar System and about 90 degrees ahead of us in the Milky Way disk, in about 20 to 40 million years. The collision may trigger a period of rapid star formation fueled by the new gas and the shock from the collision. Some theories say that the ring of bright stars near the sun, called Gould's Belt, was created by a similar collision event.
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- Physics Students recognized at 2007 Science & Mathematics Scholarship Ceremony. May 3rd 2007. For some pictures of the ceremony see the 2007 Science Awards Pictures page.
Physics Students present research at NCUR (4/18/07)
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Eric Phillips presented a poster on his two-year research of "Constraints on the Vertical Stellar Structure of the Galactic Disk, Bar, and Spiral Arms." His study covered the sky within five degrees of the Galactic plane, which passes through the Milky Way galaxy.
While at the conferences, he took the chance to compare the works of other schools.
"It's a good opportunity to see how Whitewater compares to other schools in terms of the level of research," Phillips said.
Not only did students have the opportunity to show their work, they also had the benefit of networking. Participants were able to meet fellow students researching the same topic, as well as influential people who could help them get into graduate school.
"I met a grad student from Madison, Wisc., who is doing the same research as I am," Phillips said.
- Ashley Vincent, Royal Purple.
Shery Boschert presents "Plug-in Hybrids: The Cars that will Recharge America" as part of UWW 2007 Earth Day (4/20/07)
UWW Physics Students Present posters of research at the Synchrotron Radiation Center. (4/26/07)
(4/27/07)Intermediate Physics Laboratory students presented posters of research the Synchrotron Radiation Center (SRC) at the Friday, April 26, 2007 UWW physics colloquium. Their posters highlighted X-ray photo-emission experiments they performed at the SRC on the SPECTRA beamline as part of the Intermediate Physics Laboratory course. Picture
(4/25/06)Intermediate Physics Laboratory students Chase Sutherland, Travis Fischer, and Kyle Kalbus presented their posters to SRC staff at the Synchrotron Radiation Center (SRC) on Tuesday, April 25, 2006. Picture
Dr. Steven Sahyun awarded National Instruments LabVIEW software grant for Physics Department(9/28/06)
National Instruments' Grant Program recently awarded University of Wisconsin-Whitewater associate physics professor Steven Sahyun a departmental site license to LabVIEW software that will give students a step up on the competition in the physics and electronics field. LabVIEW will be installed in all of Upham Hall's computer labs. The software is valued at $5,000 and will be used in several Physics courses, most notably the Intermediate Physics Laboratory course.
For the past two decades, LabVIEW has been widely considered the industry standard for experimental research and equipment monitoring involving all kinds of electrical devices. Engineers and scientists use LabVIEW as a quick and easy way to compute text code, which up until now has been tedious and time-consuming work. LabVIEW is used for equipment modifications in electrical machinery, controlling robotic arms in production, as well as many other uses in the field of physics and electronics.
"By teaching LabVIEW, students are provided with a powerful software tool that makes them more marketable in the workplace and more efficient in research," Sahyun said. " LabVIEW is a 'real world' application that our graduates may encounter in their work environment."
In order for the LabVIEW software to benefit students, a matching grant from the College of Letters and Sciences Interim Dean Mary Pinkerton was provided to the physics department to purchase data acquisition units. These units make it possible for the program on the computer screen to be transferred to hands-on electronic experiments. " This site license will allow students to learn and experiment with the program not only in class, but outside of class for assignments and other research activities," Sahyun said.
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UW-Whitewater student to compete in Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium sounding rocket competition. (5/5/06)
Given only a motor and an altimeter, the students will create a design, purchase parts and calculate flight patterns for their rocket. Although the UW-Whitewater students are not chock full of engineering experience, they view the competition as an opportunity to learn from both trial and error and the competing schools, like the Milwaukee School of Engineering and the University of Wisconsin-Madison, that specialize in research and engineering. For the complete story visit UW-W News and Publications.
Physics Students Visit Marquette for Nobel Prize Lecture (10/13/05)
Seventeen physics majors and three faculty members piled into two vans to attend a public lecture at Marquette University by Dr. Eric Cornell, one of the recipients of the Nobel Prize in Physics for his work with a new form of matter called Bose-Einstein condensates. The lecture auditorium was almost full to capacity and Dr. Cornell gave a very informative and entertaining lecture. Everything you need to know about quantum mechanics and thermodynamics was contained on only two slides.
Physics Department Welcomes New Member: Prof. Abdelkrim Boukahil (8/25/05)
The Physics Department welcomes Prof. Abdelkrim Boukahil to its ranks starting in the Fall 2005 semester. Before joining us, he was a popular professor in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science here at UW-Whitewater. Dr. Boukahil obtained his Master's degree in theoretical physics at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor in 1984, and a PhD in theoretical physics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1991. His research interests focus on the intersection of magnetism, quantum mechanics, and condensed matter physics, where he has done analytical and computation work in the area of disordered systems and spin glasses. He has been the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater representative to the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium, is a member of the American Physical Society and has most recently presented a paper entitled "Why Students Avoid Physics in High School and College" at the August 2005 meeting of the American Association of Physics Teachers in Salt Lake City. In his first week on the job, Prof Abdelkrim organized a visit of the entire UW-Whitewater Physics department to the nationally recognized physics department at the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse.
Entire UW-Whitewater Physics Faculty Roadtrips to Nationally Recognized Physics Department (8/24/05)
New physics department member , Prof. Abdelkrim Boukahil, arranged for the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Physics faculty to visit the Physics Department of UW-LaCrosse for an all-day tour on Aug 25,2005. Once a program slated for cancellation in the early 1990s, UW-LaCrosse has bounced back to become one of the top physics departments in the country, graduating approximately 20 majors a year. Prof. Gubbi Sudhakaran, chair of the UW-LaCrosse department, gave a presentation to the UW-W faculty on the changes and reforms that resulted in this amazing turnaround. The UW-Whitewater physics department is currently instigating several reforms inspired by the UW-LaCrosse example, as well as obtaining new equipment and facilities in recent renovation.
Four UW-Whitewater Physics Students Honored With Wisconsin Space Grant Scholarships (8/20/05)
Four UW-Whitewater students and a faulty members were honored with Fellowships and Research grants from the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium . Physics majors Jeffrey Polak, Brian Morrison, and Greg Erdahl, all students in the Department of Physics, and Heidi Gneiser, from the Department of Mathematics, were honored with 2005-2006 Undergraduate Scholarships. Heidi Gneiser was also awarded a Undergraduate Research grant for her Spitzer Space Telescope study of the star forming region W43 (featured on the cover of the L&S magazine in Spring 2005). Prof. Robert Benjamin was also awarded a "Seed Research Grant" for a project "Toward a Galactic Center: Synthesizing Recent Results on Galactic Structure". Congratulations to all for their accomplishments.
Galactic Discovery by Dr. Bob Benjamin Makes International Headlines (8/17/05)
A scientific paper by Prof. Bob Benjamin on the stellar structure of the Galaxy that was accepted for publication in the Astrophysical Journal Letters has made international headlines! The paper presents an analysis of the number of stars seen along the Galactic plane using NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope for a galactic survey called GLIMPSE (Galactic Legacy Midplane Survey Extraordinaire). This work provides the best parameters yet for the distribution of stars in our Milky Way. The biggest surprise of the study was the detection of a stellar bar much longer and at a much different angle than had been previously indicated. A press release by UW-Madison and UW-Whitewater was publicized around the world, appearing in the Washington Post, USA Today, Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, CNN, CBS, NBC, ABC, Fox News, National Geographic, Scientific American, Times of London, Sydney Morning Herald, People's Daily of China, and more than a hundred other news sources around the world. A partial listing of news outlets carrying the story can be found here . Prof. Benjamin will talk about the discovery and the subsequent press coverage at the first Whitewater Observatory lecture for this semester.
Boschert is a medical news reporter based in San Francisco, who has become a leading spokesperson for plug-in hybrids, especially as a way to reduce our carbon footprint. She is the author of Plug-in Hybrids: The Cars that will Recharge America. According to Boschert, a "perfect storm" of forces is bringing plug-in hybrids to market now. Advances in technology, concern about global warming, and heightened American vulnerability to oil-producing nations are pushing automakers toward plug-ins.


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Mt Hutt 'all systems go' for 40th season opening
Immaculately groomed slopes and a genuinely warm welcome await avid skiers and snowboarders.....
Queenstown's Coronet Peak ski area first to open in Australasia
Queenstown's Coronet Peak ski area today (June 8) celebrated in style as the first Australasian ski field to open for winter....
Coronet Peak first ski area in Australasia to open on Saturday
Queenstown is officially open for winter as the 2013 season kicks off at Coronet Peak on Saturday (June 8).
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort: # 1 Snow in the Rockies Opened 4,139', Top to Bottom Today.
Ski Areas Go Out With A Bang!
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Snowy Nakiska Set To Open On Saturday, December 6th (05-Dec-08)
Calgary, AB – December 5, 2008 – Nakiska is preparing to open to the public
Nakiska is preparing to open to the public on Saturday, December 6th for the 2008/09 winter season.
The ski resort, known as "Calgary's Closest Mountain", has been busy being in the spotlight this season as an ideal training site for a number of international ski teams. Nakiska has hosted hundreds of athletes since early November, and was named an official Alpine Canada Alpin National Training Centre earlier this fall.
A number of improvements have been made at Nakiska over the past 18 months, enhancing the skiing and riding experience as well as the overall look and feel of the resort's facilities and lodges.
Nakiska is known for its smooth, corduroy-perfect conditions. This year, thanks to new pumps and equipment, Nakiska has increased its snowmaking capacity by 33%. Transformations have taken place at the main Daylodge, including a new deck, roof, washrooms and floors. The Finish Line Lounge, located on the upper level, has been completely re-furbished. Come and relax in style! New racks and computer kiosks in the rental shop will help guests retrieve their equipment and get up on the mountain faster, and Nakiska's new "North Axe" meeting space caters to groups of up to 50 people.
Ski clubs now have a place to call their own throughout the season, as the new Mapmaker Race Centre is a dedicated racing run available for clubs and teams to train all season long. Nakiska is the preferred pre-season homebase for ski teams from Canada, Norway, Switzerland, Italy, France and more, thanks to its world-class facilities, snow and dedicated race track.
Nakiska was also recently named as a key stop along the 2010 Olympic Torch Relay Route.
Snow storms this week have brought 35cm of new snow to the upper mountain, 25cm at mid-mountain, and 15cm at the base. Combined with Nakiska's world-class snowmaking system, conditions are expected to be very good for opening day.


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Well, I am getting itchy again. What can I do to this project while I wait for the new year.
I've decided that I also need to run 12V from the computer PSU, and use it to power the VGA. I do notice a little noise on the VGA as it is powered direct from the vehicle. And maybe this will also make the display a little crisper (if not by much). This is the 12V plug you see above in the storage bin.
Since I have made the previous power run using CAT5E cable, I have spare conductors for this job. The current 12V plug will remain intact. I will dig out a proper sized coaxial plug from my parts bin, attach to one end of the CAT5 cable and connect the other end at the PSU. This will leave me the existing cord for the future should I need to change out the display.
This won't take too long but should help take the itch off for a little longer.
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ODU Theatre's 'Little Shop of Horrors' Opens Oct. 14
Sometimes it takes more than a green thumb.
In its first production of the 2010 season, Old Dominion University Theatre presents a unique tale of plant nourishment in "Little Shop of Horrors," based on the off-Broadway and Broadway hit first staged in 1982.
Directed by Katherine Hammond, ODU director of theatre, the musical tells the story of a down-and-out skid row floral assistant who becomes an overnight sensation when he discovers an exotic plant with a mysterious craving for human blood. Soon "Audrey II" grows into an ill-tempered, foul-mouthed, R&B-singing carnivore who offers him fame and fortune in exchange for feeding her growing appetite, finally revealing herself to be an alien creature poised for global domination.
One of the longest-running off-Broadway shows of all time, this affectionate spoof of 1950s sci-fi movies has become a household name.
Playing the lead roles are Cleo Antolin, Seymour; Jenny de Jaager, Audrey; Christopher Jones, Mushnik; and Brent Hartigan, Orin the dentist.
Performances are scheduled for 8 p.m. Oct. 14-16, Oct. 21-23 and Oct. 28-30, with a 2 p.m. matinee on Oct. 23, at the University Theatre, located between 46th and 47th streets on Hampton Boulevard.
Tickets are $15 for general admission and $10 for students. Tickets may be purchased by phone at 683-5305 or online at www.ODUArtsTix.com.
This article was posted on: October 6, 2010
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Women's Soccer Wins TAAC Title, Advances to NCAA Tournament
Nov. 4, 2000
BOCA RATON, Fla. - When the Jacksonville University women's soccer team hit the field for its first practice of the 2000 season, head coach Mike Johnson instilled in his team a three-word slogan for the year: "Get it done."
After advancing to the TAAC Championship game in each of the past two seasons only to watch another team go on to the NCAA Tournament, the Dolphins "got it done" when junior forward Karen Novak (Coral Springs, Fla.) headed in a corner kick from senior midfielder Marit Foss (Hamresanden, Norway) at the 72:05 mark to give JU a 2-1 victory over Florida Atlantic in the TAAC Tournament for the University's first-ever women's soccer conference title and subsequent trip to the postseason.
"This is something we set out to do from day one - win the TAAC Tournament," Johnson said. "I can't say enough about this team. The way these girls have played all year can't be put into words. They did a great job today, as they had done all year, and got the job done.
"We started our season on this field (vs. McNeese State in the FAU Kickoff Classic on Aug. 25), and we finished it on this field. This is a big win for this program, but we're not done yet. We've had our eye on making the NCAA Tournament all year, and we plan on making it past the first round."
Novak was named tournament Most Valuable Player, and was joined by teammates Foss, midfielder Kristen Holstrom (Anaheim, Calif.), forward Trine Riis Groven (Skien, Norway), defender Hanni Wenzell (Camino, Wash.) and goalkeeper Melissa Cancio (Hialeah, Fla.) on the all-tournament team.
The win improves the Dolphins' record to 19-2 as JU went undefeated in TAAC play with a perfect 9-0-0 mark in league activity.
The two teams fought to a scorless tie in the first half, and FAU drew first blood when forward Lisanne Peart scored from three-yards away off an assist from Melissa Bobby at the 56:23 mark. JU would tie the score with 18:55 left to play when Riis Groven took a pass from Holstrom and beat Owl's goalkeeper Molly Keating from inside the six-yard box.
Less than four minutes later, Novak's header proved to be the game-winning goal and the Dolphins began their celebration.
Cancio logged three saves as JU outshot FAU, 19-16. Keating, meanwhile, had nine saves for the Owls.
The Dolphins will have to wait to find out who their NCAA Tournament opponent will be and where the game will be played. The NCAA bracket will be announced on Sunday, Nov. 5 at 10 p.m. The team, along with several members of the JU athletic staff, will gather at Sneaker's Sports Grille to find out their fate.


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Study: Drivers surfing the web while behind wheel
According to a new study, drivers are surfing the web when they're behind the wheel.
USA Today reports the study, done by insurer StateFarm, found that one in four drivers are going online while they drive.
in 2009, when they started the survey, 13 percent of people said they went online while driving.
That number has doubled to 24 percent this year.
Among drivers ages 18 to 29 that number jumped from 29 to 49 percent.
Researchers blame some of this increase on the growing number of adults that are buying smartphones.
Another interesting find in this survey is that while there are more people going online while driving, the number of people texting behind the wheel has not increased as fast.


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The event, billed as an "evening of journalism presented as radio drama," featured 21 Chump Street by Miranda (In the Heights, Bring It On), in which he performed alongside Lindsay Mendez and Anthony Ramos Martinez.
The production was directed by Michael Mayer (American Idiot, Spring Awakening, Hedwig and the Angry Inch) and featured set design by Christine Jones (Queen of the Night, American Idiot, Spring Awakening), costumes by Andrea Lauer, lighting design by Mark Barton and sound design by Nevin Steinberg.
This American Life also featured stories by comedian Mike Birbiglia ("Sleepwalk With Me") and Sasheer Zamata ("Saturday Night Live"), dance from The Monica Bill Barnes Dance Company and songs from Stephin Merritt (The Magnetic Fields).
The track list for 21 Chump Street follows:
1. What the Heck I Gotta Do
2. One School
3. Cousin
4. The Money
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Curry and Chutney Chicken Salad
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- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
- 1/2 cup store-bought mango chutney
- 1 teaspoon curry powder
- kosher salt and black pepper
- 1 2- to 2 1/2-pound rotisserie chicken, meat chopped
- 6 cups mixed greens
- In a large bowl, combine the mayonnaise, chutney, curry, ½ teaspoon salt, and ¼ teaspoon pepper.
- Toss the dressing with the chicken and serve over the greens.
Nutritional Information
- Per Serving
- Calories 621Calories From Fat 291
- Fat 32g
- Sat Fat 6g
- Cholesterol 134mg
- Sodium 650mg
- Protein 43g
- Carbohydrate 38g
- Sugar 34g
- Fiber 2g
- Iron 5mg
- Calcium 24mg
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Pumpkin Cinnamon Raisin Protein Pancakes7
September 14, 2012 by readytogetsweaty
Before we jump right into the whole reason you are actually reading today's post, I want to share last nights dinner with you. During my brisk walk yesterday after work, didn't have too much energy to do my 3 mile run, so it turned into a 3.5 mile walk, all I smelled was people grilling burgers. I may be a vegetarian, but the smell of grilled burgers gets me every time! I even ran the last mile because the smell was making me SOO hungry. So as soon as I got home I made exactly what I was craving – a Tone It Up Black Bean Burger, homemade sweet potato fries (seasoned with black pepper, chili powder and cumin) and raw green beans.
Now doesn't that look delish?!
I'm thinking this dinner may make another appearance tonight, it was just that good!
Okay, now on to the real reason for today's post.
Pumpkin Cinnamon Raisin Protein Pancakes
1 medium banana
1/4 cup egg white (you could use a whole egg if you wish)
2 T canned pumpkin (not the pumpkin mix you would use in a pie)
1 scooped protein powder (I used SunWarrior Vanilla Raw Vegan Protein Powder)
1 T ground flaxseed meal
1 1/2 T of raisins (I used Wild Harvest Organic Raisins)
1/2 t cinnamon
1/2 t pumpkin pie spice
- Cut banana in 1/2 and put half to the side.
- Combine all ingredients in a food processor until smooth. Be sure not to over process or your batter will become too watery.
- Spray a pan with cooking spray and set heat to low-medium.
- Pour batter onto the pan.
- Cook each pancake for 2-3 minutes on each side. Be sure the inside is cooked thoroughly or it will be mushy.
- Place pancakes on a plate, top with other 1/2 of banana sliced and a sprinkle of cinnamon.
- Enjoy!!!
- I topped mine with a sprinkle of cinnamon and a teaspoon of maple syrup.
Nutritional Information for the above pancake, without anything added.
Enjoy and have a great Friday :)
xo – Rachael
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I can't wait to try these this weekend! There's nothing quite like fall. I think your recipes are going to be tried out a lot in this house thanks to my new attempt at eating vegetarian. That black bean burger looks delicious!
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Arbitrator Stephen Burbank has said he does have jurisdiction over Packers DE Anthony Hargrove, who's appealing a suspension.
According to the New Orleans Times-Picayune, Thomas is likely to see more action with Darren Sproles out due to a hand injury.||||||| Mark Ingram, and Chris Ivory could also see more time in the backfield.
Thomas needed only nine carries to compile 110 yards during a 35-27 loss to Carolina on Sunday.||||||| Thomas had only 17 yards on four attempts during the season opener against Washington.
Thomas has left in the first quarter after taking a hit to the head against the San Francisco 49ers in their NFC divisional round playoff. The team said Thomas would not return.||||||| Thomas caught a pass from Drew Brees on the Saints' opening drive Saturday and absorbed a vicious blow from Donte Whitner just short of the goal line. Whitner jarred the ball loose, and Patrick Willis recovered for the 49ers at their own 2-yard line.
Thomas has been fined $12,500 for a uniform violation and a touchdown celebration in which he placed a bow on a football and gave it to a fan.||||||| The fine for the celebration is $7,500. Thomas also violated NFL policies by wearing Christmas-themed green and red tape on his black and gold Saints uniform, and his fine for that is $5,000. Notice of the fines was taped to Thomas' locker by teammates with a big red bow on top as part of a prank.
Thomas had pedestrian numbers New Orleans wrapped up the NFC South title with a 45-16 victory over the Atlanta Falcons on Monday night.||||||| Thomas carried nine times for 53 yards and had two catches for four.


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The schedule of dates refer to the dates (by billing category) on which you plan to submit your first invoice through SIS.
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From: SEIPP LeePosted At: Thursday, September 29, 2011 2:32 PMPosted To: SIS Forums - Requirements & FunctionalityConversation: Schedule of dates for implementationSubject: Schedule of dates for implementation
The below is from the Participation Agreement. My company is Misc Non-Transport. The schedule of dates which it refers, is the date when we will plan to field the first clearing house customer or when we will field all of the CH customers?
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OK, their colors are actually Crimson and Cream, but if they want to call their spring game the Red and White game who are we to complain or throw stones? After all, despite having one of the top business schools in the country (yes, my undergrad degree is a BBA in Marketing) , the Longhorn Football Administrative Gurus keep telling us our spring game teams are actually named "Texas" and "Fight," and (rightfully so) we continue to ignore them and go back to Orange and White.
That said, the lead up to the OU spring game today was actually interesting. They drafted their teams which sounded like a lot of fun. They assigned the lead seniors to a team-red or white- and assigned them each a coach, and then let them draft the rest of the team. This lead to some interesting draft choices. It sounds like a lot of fun and perhaps we should try this out.
The top RB "drafted"--an unkown walk-on named Dominique Whaley-who was taken ahead of elite recruit Jermie Calhoun. And, Whaley didn't disappoint in the game since he was actually the leading rusher! It seems unlikely that he will jump the senior RBs who were limited in play, but he must be decent for the team and coaches to put him ahead of Calhoun. Stoops said that he was the mvp in a recent spring scrimmage.
Another intesting stat--LOTS of dropped passes. The OU receivers continue to struggle. But, as I suspected, WR Kenny Stills from CA is going to be a star for them. We are going to have to watch him closely.
Justin Chaisson, apparently he has lost a lot of weight (hmmmm...wonder why) and I read that he is undersized as a DT and needs to get back up on wieht. DT McFarland was not highly taken and recorded only a few tackles. (Yes, I will never be a fan. If he ends up in the NFL and God forbid, the Texans, I will ... ) anyway.
I think it is a good idea to keep an eye on our enemy at all time....and sometimes we can learn something. The "draft" idea was actually cool--so props to them on that. The rest of their game, OL Good went down with a high ankle sprain, McFarland was pancaked a few times, Sounds like they are decent but not going to be huge threat this year.


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