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Poll Results for the following Question:
How important is it for you to be a member of a state or national massage organization?
Very important
Total Respondents: 434
Note: These comments are reproduced as written by visitors
to this Web site.
Very important I feel that all therapists who are committed to being successful with their practice in massage therapy, whether they are fresh from school or a long time therapist need to stay interactive with what is going on around them. I for one can learn far more with the opportunities of sharing with an organization or group of fellow massage therapists in various issues such as new or upcoming methods of healing, business opportunities, experiences with the public to be aware of, etc. More often than not I feel there are far greater Benefits by being involved with others than cutting yourself off from the world.
It has become abundantly clear that in the overwhelmingly majority of cases in which voters post incendiary and/or trite comments, they do so anonymously, leaving no e-mail address through which to respond. As the comment feature is intended to inspire thoughtful discourse toward the growth of the profession, I encourage you to provide your e-mail address so that others may respond to your comments if so desired.
It is also no coincidence that in the overwhelming majority of cases in which comments are thoughtful and well-intended, the voter includes his or her e-mail address.
One would hope that most, if not all voters who post comments would have the courage and conviction to allow their words to stand the test of rebuttal and response. Again, the comment feature on Massage Poll is intended to provoke communication, not simply one-way diatribes that do little to promote discussion or growth in the profession.
I'd also like to note that I am not referring to those cases in which respondents omit their e-mail addresses for privacy purposes. Just by reading the content of the comments, one can make a fairly clear and immediate distinction between those voters who value their privacy vs. those who are "avoiding" any response to their words.
Peter W. Crownfield
Managing Editor,
Massage Today
Very important It's very important for me to belong to a national massage organization because doing so has opened countless doors for me during my career - for instance, the AMTA organized the 2002 Winter Sports Massage Team allowing me and 268 other massage therapists to work on the athletes of the Salt Lake Olympic Games - The AMTA was also crucial to formation of the Sports Massage Team for the Atlanta Olympic Games in 1996, where I was privileged to serve as well. In addition, the AMTA organized the Massage Emergency Response Teams that served victims and rescuers in PA, DC, and NY after the 9/11 attacks.
Those and scores of other opportunities to serve through massage would not be available to me if I did not belong to the AMTA.
Somewhat important I am the founder and current Vice President of a local massage association. When we formed our association 6 years ago, it was the general consensus that the people did not want our organization to be affiliated with any National or State organization. Therefore, we are independent of such organizaitons. I can see the benefits of both sides, but at this time do not see the need to have our local association involved with a State or National organization. And personally, I believe that $235 is a bit much per year for dues!
Very important i just want people to know that if more of us came together we would be look down on bythe few that don't understand.
Very important I'm currently a massage therapy student.This web site Looks great
Not that important I am a member of ABMP. I was a member of AMTA.
Frankly, I find that the initiatives that these
organizations concern themselves with- praticularly
AMTA, do not reflect what is in the best interests of
the profession or the working massage professional.
Where their initiatives make any sense at all, they
seem oriented toward increasing the movement of
dollars from members pockets and state and federal
student aid programs into the bank accounts of massage
schools. The massage school business has become
particularly lucrative with the increased interest in
massage and many newer operators are simply
entrepreneurs who might have as gladly opened a dry
cleaning or lawn care franchise. To the extent that
such interests are furthered, the profession is
irreparably harmed.
Michael Brechtel, BS,
Very important Have you noticed that no courage at all is required to write an anonymous message slamming an entity with one's personal criticism?
Mark W. Dixon
Very important Not only is it very important to belong to an organization, it is important to learn if the organization you have joined is supportive and/or reflective of your personal beliefs. Your dues may be being used to take you where you have no interest in going.
Very important I feel that being a member of your State AND National associations is extremely important to the growth of our profession. It is your membership dues that pay for the many varied forms of SUPPORT these organizations offer. That, along with all of the hard working, dedicated member / therapists who often do not receive enough credit for all of their efforts and time spent giving to the causes.
All therapists enjoy the benefits, oftimes unseen, of organizational efforts. Yet too often those who did not support the efforts of the organizations, will be the first ones to complain that things are not working the way they would want it to.
It's true that things are not always perfect, that there are ups and downs and sometimes negativity, and even mistakes or bad judgements can be made as well as personality conflicts. But all in all, that happens in any environment where people are involved and where progress being made, be it family life, employment environment, or organizational structures.
It is the ultimate end results that count, and without yours and my dues, that cannot occur.
vivian mahoney
Do you mean a state/nation-wide professional organization, such as ABMP, that aims to facilitate (as opposed to provide) direction for the profession and protect the interests of its members? Or do you mean an organization that seeks to control the industry for the benefit of the few, under the guise of "protecting the public," such as the AMTA or NCBTMB? Or do you mean some sort of government-controlled organization?
I cannot effectively answer such a vague question.
Unnecessary Organizations have been, and are, important in educating the public and promoting bodywork.
However, organizations often come to a place where promoting themselves and increasing their power and influence is thier primary mission.
The AMTA and the NCTMB fall into this category.
More specifically, the national test is a joke. What it does not do is test bodywork skills. It's a written test- picking and choosing random facts. What's worse, some questions are irrelevant and answers to other questions are simply incorrect.
(for many years I've taught Human Sciences and Bodywork at a major bodywork school)
One of my former students said her NCTMB test had FIVE questions just on the coracobrachialis!
In addition to being inadequate the test is far too expensive ($225). Oregon gives a practical bodywork test which costs $100.oo and they rent out a large motel for 4 days, and have 3 examiners per person- far more expensive for the tester, yet less expensive for the therapist. NTCMB, where does that money go?
And I am sure the NTCMB will increase the required hours, but will the test be any more valid?
Do schools want to teach students to pass a test or teach students to be good bodyworkers? The two are not mutually exclusive. Nonetheless, class hours will increasingly be devoted to memorizing facts rather than learning skills. Courses will focus on "what do I need to know to pass the test" - a question that is now all to pervasive.
My answer - "Who cares? Now, let's focus on what will make you a better bodyworker, OK."
Very important We do need a statewide licensure in the worst
way. Most therapists are practicing illegally at
least part time with their work. Most don't even
know the legal or insurance ramifications of this.
Not that important I used to think that it was very important to be with an association. Now, however, I realize that I have not used the benefits that I have been paying for. I am on your web site because I knew you did an article about different associations and liability insurances and listed the prices. Thanks for your newspaper, I am leaving the AMTA because I don't really use it and my money is going to a rediculous law suit againts a newspaper I like better than their magazine. Keep up the great work.
Bristol, NH
Very important Just as our country was formed out of a need for the representation of its inhabitants, the member-driven professional association provides a means for its membership to hear itself and to be heard by its stakeholders: consumers, legislators, researchers, allied practitioners, educators.
To reach and influence those stakeholders and to positively affect the massage and bodywork profession, it's extremely important to be part of a professional association. The issue is representation and being part of a collective voice.
About insurance, which is always part of discussions like this one: Well-trained practitioners who know and stay within their scope of practice need have little concern about liability; malpractice insurance turns out to be a minor benefit of association membership.
It's about sharing ideas and reaching consensus through respectful dialogue, and that can only be accomplished through the organization provided by membership in a professional association.
Mark W. Dixon
Huntington Beach CA
Very important Belonging to an organization helps me to feel very connected to the massage community, as well as being a strong support for me. The insurance is important, and all the other benefits, such as keeping informed and the national registry, are quite nice to have.
Very important I think that the importance for me is that these organizations can and do meet with state legislators
and insurance company representatives to protect our interests as an emerging professional field of health care.
Very important DEAR MASSAGE THERAPIST,
Very important Professional organizations, whatever your field of expertise, enable the sharing of information, as well as providing a forum for networking and comraderie. People with a passion for their work want to associate with others who share their passion!
Unnecessary On the one hand, looking to something outside of you, such a massage organization, for validation and acknowledgement that you are a professional and what you do has value, puts you in bondage to the ideas and standards of others. On the other hand, organizations promote the sharing of ideas, techniques and fellowship unique to the world of "hands on" healing.
Not that important I don't feel that it is that important as there are too many different organizations who supposedly speak for us as MT's but don't ask or listen if we do speak up. AMTA is so busy hustling their legislative agenda in Indiana that they fail to understand that the lobbist that they have paid $60,000 (Of our money) to over the last 2 years can't get the job done. Our bill died in committee 2 years in a row. If they don't produce results fire them and get someone else, or mobilize the membership to go to Indy and overwhelm the legislators with the sheer number of voters who they are not taking care of. $60,000 would have put up the entire Indiana Membership for one night in Indy to get the word to the Senators & Reps. AMTA has also spent a substantial amount of OUR money with this stupid law suit against Massage Today for attempting to improve communication with the membership and non-members all over the country. IN ORDER the things I want from an association are:
Information about our business, Communication with our peers, Affordable Professional Liability Insurance. If I want to be involved in politics I'll buy a legislator or campain for a replacement who holds my views on the business. Scotty Livingston, CMT,CI
VP - Regional College of Massage Therapy at Ft. Wayne
Very important Organizations are vital in keeping educational and professional standards adequate as well as ensuring quality care. The reputation of massage therapists depends on these standards.


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Rambus Inc. said on Wednesday it will cut 15 percent of its work force in a new restructuring of the chip technology company.
Sunnyvale-based Rambus (NASDAQ:RMBS) said the moves will bring a charge of about $6 million over the next two quarters.
As of December 2011, the company had 456 employees. Based on that, the number of jobs cut would be between 60 and 70.
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Memory and Interfaces will be led by Kevin Donnelly. Cryptography Research Inc. will be led by Paul Kocher. Lighting and Display Technologies will be led by Jeffery Parker.
The engineering design teams, Rambus Labs, and other units will be consolidated under Martin Scott, who has been named chief technology officer.
The company also said Jerome Nadel will join the company as chief marketing officer.
Click here to read the press release from Rambus.
Cromwell Schubarth is the Senior Technology Reporter at the Silicon Valley Business Journal.
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Disaster Ignorance
Here's a which-is-better question for you. Suppose a New Jersey motel room rented for $125 a night prior to Hurricane Sandy's devastation. When the hurricane hits, a husband, wife and their two youngsters might seek the comfort of renting two adjoining rooms. However, when they arrive at the motel, they find that rooms now rent for $250. At that price, they might decide to make do with one room. In my book, that would be wonderful. That decision would make a room available for another family who had to evacuate Sandy's wrath. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and others condemn this as price gouging, but I ask you: Which is preferable for a family seeking shelter — a room available at $250 or a room unavailable at the pre-hurricane price of $125? It's not the intention of the motel owner to make a room available for another family. He just sees an opportunity to earn more money. It was not the intention of the family of four who made do with just one room to make a room available for another evacuating family. They are just trying to save money. Even though it was no one's intention to make that room available, the room was made available as if intended. That's the unappreciated benefit of freely fluctuating prices. They get people to do voluntarily what's in the social interest — conserve on goods and services that have become scarce.
Gov. Christie told merchants that price gouging during a state of emergency is illegal because "during emergencies, New Jerseyans should look out for each other — not seek to take advantage of each other." Christie warned: "The state Division of Consumer Affairs will look closely at any and all complaints about alleged price gouging. Anyone found to have violated the law will face significant penalties." It's not just Christie who has threatened to prosecute sellers for raising prices. New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has launched an investigation into post-storm price increases after receiving consumer complaints about higher prices for everything from gasoline to hotel rooms.
Christie, Schneiderman and public officials elsewhere know better or have access to economists who inform them. But they're playing politics with people's suffering, emotionalism and economic ignorance. By the way, politicians would serve us better by focusing their energies on tax gouging.
Disasters produce ignorance in another way. Peter Morici is a professor at the University of Maryland and a former chief economist at the U.S. International Trade Commission. He argues that Hurricane Sandy may prove to be an economic boon, writing: "Disasters can give the ailing construction sector a boost, and unleash smart reinvestment that actually improves stricken areas and the lives of those that survive intact. Ultimately, Americans, as they always seem to do, will emerge stronger in the wake of disaster and rebuild better — making a brighter future in the face of tragedy."
Professor Morici is not alone in this vision. Nathan Gardels, editor of New Perspectives Quarterly, wrote an article titled "The Silver Lining of Japan's Quake," arguing the economic "benefits" of that disaster. Even Nobel laureates are not immune from this vision. After the 2001 terrorist attack, economist Paul Krugman wrote in his New York Times column titled "Reckonings; After the Horror" that as "ghastly as it may seem to say this, the terror attack — like the original day of infamy, which brought an end to the Great Depression — could even do some economic good." He explained that rebuilding the destruction would stimulate the economy through business investment and job creation.
Let's set one thing straight: Destruction does not create wealth. The billions of dollars that will be earned by people in the building industry and their suppliers will surely create jobs and income for those people. But rebuilding diverts resources from other possible uses. Natural or man-made disasters always destroy wealth. Were that not the case, mankind could achieve unimaginable wealth through wars, arson, riots and other calamities.
Walter E. Williams is a professor of economics at George Mason University.
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wonderful written.promises are like a mirrors.whenever they break we may fix them but the cracks are still remained on them. (Report) Reply
Ellias Anderson C.A ( Known as captain A)
Don't Forget Your Promise!
It's true that black crows are ugly and their sound isn't good
It's true that black crows are the neighbors of the black woods
In winter they are cold and they cough,
But they are loyal to the barren and cold boughs
Hear ye all and for the God's sake,
What is this empty black lake?
It's a Godhood when we promise
But beware to no miss,
Beware to not loss,
And beware of the holy fuss
We should be loyal to our own words
It's the time that we can make a better world
Be powerful to your promises, as warm as sun,
Try hard to make your promise real and done
Promises make the feel of trust
And sometimes they let us down in front of the gust
Promises are the keys to happy emotions,
They will make a big super happy portion
As joyful as the childhood flip-flop
Cheer to people who are loyal to their promises, they are at the top
As joyful as the ending of the childhood homework
Cheer to people who are loyal to their promises as powerful as the corks
Breaking the promises is so awful like a spoiled meat
Act to your promise and don't sit!
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Nader Baheri (6/29/2013 4:05:00 AM)
Captain Cur (6/21/2013 10:40:00 AM)
Very well spoken and truthful write.
Promises are easy to make, easy to break
but very difficult to keep. (Report) Reply
Gajanan Mishra (6/19/2013 4:14:00 AM)
act to your promise, good write, thanks.
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TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — The wine-red walls of the Brueghel exhibition hall at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art are now bare, like the crime scene of a daring art heist.
Israel museums hide art to protect it from rockets
Tel Aviv's leading art museum, spooked by rocket attacks on Israel's cultural capital, moved nearly 200 works Friday into a rocket-proof safe the size of an auditorium — including some 100 works painted by relatives of Flemish Renaissance master Pieter Brueghel the Elder.
"Even if there's a very small possibility (of damage), we don't play around. We don't take chances," said Doron J. Lurie, the senior curator and chief conservator. "We've guarded them like our own kids."
One other Israeli art museum followed suit, hauling some of its most prized artworks into fortified vaults deep underground to protect them from the current round of Israel-Palestinian fighting. For nearly a week, the Israeli military has waged air strikes against Gaza, while Palestinian militants have barraged Israel with rocket fire.
In the southern city of Ashdod, which has suffered more frequent rocket barrages because of its proximity to Gaza, the curator of the Ashdod Art Museum — Monart Center took down 15 works of leading contemporary Israeli artist Tsibi Geva. On Sunday, he stashed them in a vault four floors underground designed to withstand rocket fire and biological weapons.
"It's chutzpah to take a chance on them," said curator Yuval Biton, using the Yiddish word for "audacious." It was the first time the Ashdod museum had hid its art in the vault since it opened in 2003.
Israel has seen its fair share of incoming fire over the past decade: Hezbollah launched rockets that rained down during the 2006 Lebanon war, and rockets from Gaza have repeatedly been fired into Israel's south.
During fighting in Gaza four years ago, the art museum in the southern city of Beersheba moved works from unfortified storage to a reinforced vault in city hall, said Idit Amihai, the top government official in charge of museums.
But most of Israel's leading museums in the heartland cities of Jerusalem and Tel Aviv — far from traditional rocket range — have had little reason to fortify artworks in the past.
Even during the current fighting, not all museums have rushed to protect their treasures. The Eretz Israel Museum in Tel Aviv, which displays Near Eastern antiquities and other art, left its works in place. "We don't get into a panic and take stuff from the glass showcases," museum spokeswoman Miri Tsedaka said.
And, despite one instance of rockets aimed toward Jerusalem that landed south of the city, no extra security precautions have been taken at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, the country's central museum housing its most prized antiquities and cultural possessions. "It's business as usual," said director James Snyder.
Lenny Wolfe, a prominent Jerusalem antiquities dealer, said he hasn't moved his valuable ancient objects from his bank's safe deposit box. "I'm more concerned about my own safety and the safety of my own family than a few bits of pottery," Wolfe said.
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"Wish the download process was easier and in order"
Having 37 different downloads that didn't auto download as they should as well as having them download out of order as a pain. Because of the size I can understand but I wish I would have known before purchase or I would have purchased a CD instead.
"Great but not complete"
I love the narration, but the book of James is not in the download. Bummer since this is what my bible study is studying at the moment.
"The Bible is Awesome"
It is awesome to hear the bible!!!
Well there is nothing to compare to, it is the bible.
I am a busy wife, mom, teacher, and I love audiobooks because I can listen anywhere while I get things done.
yes because I don't take time to read the bible and when I do listen to this and read my bible it is close enough I can follow along
"Inflections are EXTREMELY distracting"
If Max McLean had read the Bible like a normal person rather than trying to put his own dramatic imprint on every sentence, word, or thought.
Max McLean put all the emphasis on the wrong words. The inflections in every sentence are so distracting that I was literally unable to pay attention to the story. I couldn't make it past the story of Noah in Genesis before retiring this edition of the Bible.
Max McLean's deep voice is about the only thing halfway decent about this audio book.
If you can put up with inflections in all the wrong places then MAYBE this book is for you..
"Superb narration!"
Not better, but different. Each one has its pros and cons. For commuters the audio version is very useful for reaching Bible "reading" goals.
The part when God stops Abrahan from killing Isaac.
He calibrates elegance and emotion.
When Joseph revealed itself to his brothers.
The NIV is a Bible translation that is easy to understand.
"missing books"
the bible i downloaded was not a complete version
wish i would have known only certian books were included
"Listener's Bible NIV"
Having read the printed version of the Bible, I consider The Listener's Bible NIV to be an excellent supplement. The speaker is very clear, enunciates well especially the many and varied Hebrew names.
God, because it is His story.
"A Gift from GOD"
Easy to listen
Almost like living in the time when you lay back with your eyes closed and allow your self to to focus on the word of GOD
everything he has the gift from GOD to bring GODS words to lifl
No but i could feel GODS presents as i listened.
I wish everyone could listen to this.
"NIV Listener's Bible - A Great Addition To Reading"
The NIV text and the audio edition each have their advantages of course. I usually prefer to listen and to read at the same time, but occasionally it is nice to just quietly lean back and let a passage unfold.
I like the way each Bible book (or sometimes grouped books) can be opened separately in the "Home" screen. Using bookmarks allows me to easily return to the desired place in multiple Biblical books that I am reading or studying. It is a reasonable way to organize such an extensive volume.
Other audio Bibles are useful (i.e. - NKJV), for translation comparison.
Mr. McLean is a very efficient narrator and at times brings specific passages to life in unique ways. I wondered if I would, but found that I like the background music. It is discrete enough to not detract from the context.
It is not possible to improve the tag line it already has: Holy Bible.
I can hear better using the ear buds with my Kindle. It would also be nice to hear it on my iPad or computer. I have not found an app for that yet.


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Molina's determination and rugged makeup came to the fore in the Division Series, when he went 8-for-18 with three home runs despite being drilled painfully on the elbow in Game 3. An excellent receiver with good hands, Molina is solid overall and a threat against southpaws (.393 BA, 1.077 OPS). While he's nowhere near so good against righties (.656 OPS), he can still hit a mistake over the fence (eight homers in 288 at-bats).
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The popular Erstad has above-average range and plus hands, but he certainly isn't hitting enough for a key power position. Erstad hasn't been great versus right-handers (.733 OPS), but he's especially helpless against left-handers (.614). He isn't as fast as he used to be, but he is an aggressive runner who can steal in the right spots.
Key stat: Erstad's .696 2005 OPS is bad enough, but his .597 mark in September was even worse. Erstad went 6-for-20 with three RBIs in the Division Series.
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Pandora adds 40 hour monthly cap
Pandora founder Tim Westergren sent out an e-mail to Pandora newsletter subscribers and journalists updating Pandora users on several important topics regarding the company.
After 2 years of negotiations, Pandora and the record labels have agreed upon a resolution related to the Internet radio royalty fees, Westergren said in his e-mail.
Pandora pays royalties for each song played and per listener using the service, which typically adds up extremely fast. Unfortunately as part of the agreement, Pandora will now cap its listening per month at 40 hours per month, which will affect around 10 percent of the company's listeners.
The company will offer two alternatives for heavy Pandora listeners who want to continue using the service:
Users can keep listening when the 40-hour per month cap has been reached by paying $0.99 for unlimited access for the rest of the month.
The second option is the Pandora One service — which costs $36 per year — but includes unlimited listening, no advertisements, higher-quality 192 Kbps streams, a custom desktop application, personalized skins, and other features.
As one of the 10 percent of heavy Pandora users — I listen to Pandora almost every time I sit at a PC for more than 10 minutes — I'll end up trying both the $0.99 per month plan to get unlimited music, but will ultimately upgrade to Pandora One at some point. Considering the number of hours I use Pandora, paying $36 per year is well worth the cost for the higher quality tracks, custom application, and the rest of the goodies.
If you're a Pandora listener, what will you do?
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We are deeply, deeply sorry to say that due to licensing constraints, we can no longer allow access to Pandora for listeners located outside of the U.S. We will continue to work diligently to realize the vision of a truly global Pandora, but for the time being we are required to restrict its use. We are very sad to have to do this, but there is no other alternative"
Was it always available only in the US or is this something new?
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Within that hole, scientists believe, is evidence of the wet environments that existed on Mars eons ago
Los Angeles: For the first time, a robot has drilled into a rock on Mars and collected a sample, and scientists are patting themselves on the back. The likelihood of high-fives also is extremely high.
The Curiosity rover has extended its robotic arm and used the drill carried there to bore a hole 0.63 inches wide and 2.5 inches deep into John Klein, as the Martian rock was dubbed. Within that hole, scientists believe, is evidence of the wet environments that existed on Mars eons ago.
But the successful use of the drill alone has scientists in a tizzy. This means that Curiosity is "a fully operating analytical laboratory on Mars," said John Grunsfeld, with Nasa's Science Mission Directorate, in a news release.
"This is the biggest milestone accomplishment for the Curiosity team since the sky-crane landing last August," he said.
Twitter geeks were applauding: "Holey Mars exploration Batman!" tweeted Sustainable2.
Mission project manager Richard Cook said in January that the drilling was the most significant engineering that the team has done since landing.
As the Los Angeles Times' Amina Khan reported, Cook said the terrain was a big unknown and, thus, a big challenge. The area Curiosity rolled into is known as Yellowknife Bay, a place very different from the landing site at Gale Crater.
"It's like we entered a whole different world," said mission lead scientist John Grotzinger.
Developing the tools to tackle "unpredictable rocks" in unknown terrain required a lot of painstaking work beforehand, said Louise Jandura in Saturday's news release.
Jandura, of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in La Canada-Flintridge, California, said: "To get to the point of making this hole in a rock on Mars, we made eight drills and bored more than 1,200 holes in 20 types of rock on Earth."
Now, for the analysis. On the ground, controllers will orchestrate the steps to process the sample. The powder created during the drilling travels up flues on the drill bit. Chambers in the bit assembly hold the powder until it is transferred to the Collection and Handling for In-Situ Martian Rock Analysis device. But you can call it CHIMRA. Inside the sample-handling device, the powder is vibrated across a sieve that screens out the all but particles six-thousandths of an inch or smaller. Portions of the sieved sample fall through ports into the Chemistry and Mineralogy (CheMin) and Sample Analysis at Mars (SAM) instruments, Nasa says.
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"Above All... The new slogan is admittedly a bold one," said Col. Michael Caldwell, deputy director of Air Force public affairs, "but so are Airmen."
So far, so good, right? Then a few of those peskybloggerstranslated "Above All" into German. Turns out its "Über Alles." Which is a wee bit problematic. Since "Deutschland Über Alles" was Nazi Germany's national anthem. Oops.
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The BCCI has accepted Sachin Tendulkar's request to be rested for the Asia Cup and has not included him in the squad for the tournament in Sri Lanka. Yuvraj Singh and Yusuf Pathan have been dropped, while Saurabh Tiwary, the Jharkhand batsman, has received his maiden call-up in a 15-man team that is significantly stronger than the side which failed to qualify for the tri-series final in Zimbabwe.
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The cricket world reacts to the passing away of Phillip Hughes
Phillip Hughes: Country kid who moved a nation
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