text: On June 10, 1999, about 0925 eastern daylight time, a Cessna 182P, N1578M, registered to TAE Air Service, Inc., experienced a loss of engine power and collided with a power line during a descent for a forced landing shortly after takeoff from Palm Beach County Park, Lantana, Florida. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed at the time and no flight plan was filed for the 14 CFR Part 91 instructional flight. The airplane was substantially damaged and the student pilot, the sole occupant, sustained minor injuries. The flight originated about 10 minutes earlier from the Palm Beach County Park Airport. The pilot stated that she performed a preflight to the airplane using the Pilot's Operating Handbook (POH) which included checking the wing fuel tanks and gascolator for contaminants; water was detected in the sample obtained from the left wing fuel tank. She discarded the contaminated sample from the left fuel tank and obtained another sample stating, "...the fuel ran clear and I was satisfied that it had been eliminated." She held open the gascolator drain for more than 4 seconds allowing the fuel to drain on the ramp; she did not observe any water droplets in the fuel. The engine was started and an engine run-up was performed before takeoff with no discrepancies noted to the magnetos. The flight departed with full fuel tanks with the intention of remaining in the traffic pattern for full-stop taxi back landings. She further stated that after takeoff, the flight turned crosswind, then after turning onto the downwind leg at 1,000 feet msl with the engine power reduced to 15 inches manifold pressure, the engine sputtered. She declared an emergency over the UNICOM frequency and turned base where she lowered 20 degrees of flaps. She then turned onto short final approach and lowered full flaps then recognizing that she did not want to land long, she applied full power to go-around. The engine responded, she initiated a climb retracting the flaps in increments. When about 300 feet above ground level, the engine then quit. She maneuvered the airplane for a forced landing to an open field. With the flaps fully extended and recognizing that she was unable to land in the field, she continued to descend colliding with an unmarked power line, the ground, and a house approximately 1 statute mile east of the airport. Examination of the airplane by an FAA inspector revealed that the left wing fuel tank was leaking fuel; the fuel selector was found positioned to the "both" position. A fuel sample taken from the right wing fuel tank revealed no contaminants. A fuel sample taken from the gascolator revealed water and fuel. The carburetor was removed from the airplane and the carburetor bowl was drained and found to contain approximately 110 milliliters of water. Examination of each wing tank fuel cap revealed both had serviceable seals installed. Testing of the water found in the carburetor bowl by Panair Laboratory, Inc., revealed it to contain free chlorine and sodium chloride. A copy of the report is an attachment to this report. No determination was made as to the source of the water that contained free chlorine and sodium chloride. Airworthiness Directives 83-13-01 and 84-10-01R1, which pertain to alerting the pilot to the potential effects of improper fuel cap sealing and to prevent power loss or engine stoppage due to water contamination of the fuel system, respectively, were applicable to the accident airplane. Airworthiness Directive 83-13-01, indicates that a placard is required to be installed near the fuel gauges which reads "CAUTION Leaking fuel caps can cause loss of fuel and erroneously high fuel quantity indications." Examination of the airplane at the accident site revealed that there was no placard near the fuel gauges. Review of the airplane maintenance records revealed that the airplane was inspected last in accordance with an annual inspection on September 28, 1998. According to the Customer Service Discrepancy Report sheets provided by the facility that performed the inspection, compliance with Airworthiness Directives 83-13-01 and 84-10-01R1 were complied with.


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In this episode we look into the Gundams that have no home. Well, those that don't belong to any specific grade and have become known as No-Grades. Despite not belonging to one of the major product lines the No Grade group of kits has some surprises for builders. Ryan starts on his huge Highend Master Model EZ-015 Iron Kong.
Also, we are proud to offer a sweet deal on the HG AGE-1 Normal and Razor parts set. Click here for details.
Kits featured in this video:
- Command Wolf Irvine Custom (D-Style)
- 1/100 MG Tallgeese I EW
Be sure to check out the Tallgeese release video.
- 1/144 HGUC MSA-003 Nemo (Zeta Ver.) by Bandai
- 1/72 Highend Master Model EZ-015 Iron Kong
- 1/100 Providence Gundam
1/144 scale No Grades shown in the video
- 1/144 Wing Gundam Zero (w/figure)
- 1/144 Gundam Astray Red Frame
- 1/144 HG G-Exes Jack Edge
1/100 scale No Grades shown in the video
- 1/100 Gundam Astray Red Frame
- 1/100 Gundam Astray Gold Frame
- 1/100 Arios Gundam Designer's Color Ver.
1/60 scale No Grades shown in the video
- 1/60 Gundam Exia
- 1/60 Freedom Gundam
- 1/60 Strike Freedom Gundam (Lightning Edition)
The 1/100 Astray Red Frame has articulation compatible with MG Strike Gundam, in some areas even better then the MG counterpart (the wrists for example can be bend on an angle on the astray were in the strike can't) http://www.dalong.net/review/seed/s10/s10_c.htm
I hope hobby link japan will have a branch in Philippines in the future……… =)
Hey Syd and Ryan, with the MG line being loved so much by UC kits these days, (i.e. Sinanju OVA, Sinanju Stein, Jesta, ReZel, etc.) when do you think Bandai will go back to shifting their focus on other lines such as 00, Wing, and X? And if they do, what suit would be the first to get the MG treatment?
(I'm starting to doubt the possibility of a MG Double X coming out within the next 2 years T_T)
Anyways, love the show and thank you for devoting your own time just to inform us fans!
Wait, aren't HGUC kits just HG quality kits for 'Universal Century' (Original timeline) mecha?
Just a fyi, the mobile armor mode of the wing gundam is called Bird Mode. Also are the HG wing kits the only 1/100 scale hgs, and wouod they be more like no grade 1/100 than HG?
I believe so. There's HGUC and HG lines. HG being more of different shows like AGE, SEED, 00. HGUC strictly on Universal Century. Bring out the "No-Grade" from UC into HG I suppose.
My favorite NG is by far the Avalanche Exia.
I'm surprised you didn't mention that the "NG" and "No Grade" designations were created by the English speaking community to help buyers differentiate between the 1/144 and 1/144 HG kits for Gundam Seed and Gundam Seed Destiny. Bandai doesn't actually refer to any of these as "No Grade", they just go straight to saying the scale.
Hey Sid and Ryan, just asking, on your shopping checkout page there is a shipping option called "Private Warehouse". What is that exactly?
Thanks for the awesome show!
Hi Syd and Ryan. I assume the SD line will be next on episode 103 of Gunpla TV? By the way, I have a question for Syd. May I know your favourite NG kit from your personal Gunpla collection?
Bandai should re-release an NG Turn X… Buying it for $100+ is a NO GO thing. And since the price is that high it's probably popular enoug. An HG kit would be even better. Thank you Bandai for reading my comment!
@ AL-X1205 a "Private" Warehouse" lets you buy certain kits you like (or whatever else you like actually) and store it at their warehouse labeled "AL-X1205′s kit, do not touch!". More or less that would be the deal. You'll pay the price for the kit when you buy it and pay shipping costs when you decide you'd like it shipped. Every thing you buy can be stored up to 60 days. When you ding you 60th day they ship it to you anyway, charging your card, paypal or whatever. So, to recap, you can buy stuff, without imediate shipping costs, let them hold it for you for up to 60 days and when you decide to do so, group your stuff the way you like it and have it delivered to your place.
I hope that covers it. Why I've answered you? because I use that feature of HLJ for some time now and find it exceedingly useful, due to customs regulations/slashing shipping costs.
With respect,
fish made of Wood
this doesn't really have to do with gundam persay but i was curious… whats the like scale difference in a 1/72 and 1/100 zoid? i was looking on hlj and saw the same zoid, but different scale i just wanted to know how much of a difference is the size difference and parts difference.
Thanks for the info, Woodfish.

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District 3 city commission candidate Ken Smith talks about his platform at the Times Free Press.Photo by Tim Barber /Chattanooga Times Free Press.
Voters in the Hixson area are fortunate to have the opportunity to choose between two thoughtful, principled candidates to represent District 3 on the Chattanooga City Council — incumbent Pam Ladd, the former owner of a successful small business, and Ken Smith, who works as chief information officer of The Johnson Group.
At first blush, it appears that Smith and Ladd agree on a number of issues. For example, they both hope to increase the number of police officers in Chattanooga, eliminate the wasteful Education, Arts & Culture bureaucracy and search for opportunities to responsibly consolidate city and county services.
Where the two candidates differ, however, are on fundamental questions of size, scope and cost of government.
Ken Smith's commitment to reducing the burden of government on the people of District 3 makes him the best candidate for the position.
Ladd has voted for a tax increase and told the Free Press that she would do so again, if necessary. She believes that Chattanooga's property taxes -- which are extremely high relative to surrounding areas -- are justified because of the amenities that are provided to city residents.
In contrast, Smith wants to trim the city's bloated budget by performing a thorough evaluation of city departments and agencies to determine which ones are failing to spend tax dollars wisely. He then plans to help prioritize the city's spending so that essential services aren't shortchanged because of tax dollars that are diverted instead to superfluous pet projects.
While on the council, Ladd has been successful in facilitating a number of infrastructure improvements to the district -- no small feat since the outlying, suburban nature of the district means that area needs don't always get the attention they deserve. For Smith, ensuring that the district's infrastructure needs continue to be met is also an important goal. His plans for prioritizing city expenditures make it more likely that infrastructure projects are funded and completed.
Smith is an outspoken opponent of tax increment financing schemes (TIFs) and payments in lieu of taxes (PILOTs). Ladd has voted in favor of both risky ventures. Smith says the he will vote against them because he believes it is unfair to leverage funding for rich companies "on the backs of taxpayers."
Rather than using giveaways and preferential treatment to assist certain businesses, Smith proposes to help all businesses by making the licensing requirements less burdensome and fighting against tax increases.
As a member of the council, Ladd has not done a bad job representing the people of District 4. Ken Smith would simply do better. With his plan to focus on essential services and keep city spending in check, Smith deserves a place on the Chattanooga City Council.
jjmez and LibDem... Let's look at the voting record of Pam Ladd since taking office in 2009:
- Support for higher taxes and unnecessary city fees,
- Support for inflated budgets for non-essential government entities and programs, many of which are competing with private businesses (which are paying taxes) and favor a few individuals at the expense of many.
- Support for budgets that underfund essential city services, including public safety and roads.
- Remains silent on many of the key issues affecting District 3
There are many more areas I could cite as why I'm encouraging people to vote for Ken. Our community needs someone that views government differently than how Pam Ladd has voted during the past four years. We need a strong voice at City Hall that understands the challenges we face every day and wants to be a strong advocate for what serves the best interests of the taxpayers, small businesses and local neighborhoods.
This is Ken Smith!
And, this is why the Chattanooga Firefighters, International Brotherhood of Police Officers, the Fraternal Order of Police and several other organizations have chosen to endorse Ken Smith over Pam Ladd.


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United in Battling HIV/AIDS: A Guide to Understanding How Faith Communities Can Make a Difference (PDF)
National HIV/AIDS Strategy
World AIDS Campaign: http://www.worldaidscampaign.org
Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance:http://www.e-alliance.ch/en/s/hivaids/world-aids-day/
Kaiser Family Foundation:
PEPFAR, The President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (U.S.): http://www.pepfar.gov/
U.S. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention:
Balm in Gilead:http://www.balmingilead.org/index.html The Balm in Gilead is a faith-based non-profit, non-governmental organization whose mission is to improve the health status of people of the African Diaspora by bringing awareness to HIV/AIDS.
UNAIDS Resources on AIDS Policies & Briefs:http://www.unaids.org/en/PolicyAndPractice/UNAIDSPoliciesAndBriefs/default.asp
Church World Service Global AIDS Facts:http://www.churchworldservice.org/PDFs/Resources/AIDSAfrica.pdf
United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM):http://www.unifem.org/gender_issues/hiv_aids/
National Black Leadership Commission on AIDS Inc. (NBLCA):http://www.nblca.org/aidsInfo_more.html
Black AIDS Institute: http://www.blackaids.org/MainPage.aspx
Latino Commission on AIDS: http://www.latinoaids.org
Asian and Pacific Islander American Health Forum (APIAHF): http://www.apiahf.org/index.php/programs/hiv.html
National Native American AIDS Prevention Center (NNAAPC):http://www.nnaapc.org/index.htm
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Around 3:22 a.m. last October 24, a St. Paul home on the 800 block of Carroll Avenue lived in by two sisters, one 72 and the other 69, was sprayed by at least 18 bullets. The sisters said they had no idea why they were targeted, though neighbors later told them it was because the shooters wanted to ... More >>
Just before 6 p.m. Saturday, Roberto Ortiz, a 22-year-old Minneapolis resident, was pulled over in the Chicago suburb of Arlington Heights after an officer observed him commit unspecified traffic violations.SEE ALSO: St. Cloud police show off 44 pounds of pot they seized yesterday [PHOTO]Ortiz conse ... More >>
Still no word from authorities on how exactly a 9-year-old Minnesotan made a mockery of airport security last week and hopped a Delta flight to Las Vegas without a ticket. However, a possible picture of the unnamed boy is emerging as both cunning and troubled. SEE ALSO: Boy bypasses Minneapolis Airp ... More >>
In the midst of serving a 10-year sentence for assault, 36-year-old Scott Lipe recently received some bad news: He's being charged with second-degree murder in connection with the same incident that landed him behind bars in the first place.SEE ALSO: Jacob Engler, 21, steals car in Minnesota, drives ... More >>
Five days after she was reported missing, there's still no sign of Danielle Jelinek. But authorities have now named Aaron Schnagl -- her on-again, off-again boyfriend -- as a "person of interest" in the case.SEE ALSO: Missing Minneapolis girl was simply crashing at a different friend's house Schnagl ... More >>
Wall Street and Washington conspire to destabilize the U.S. economy, one barrel of oil at a time
Read this week's cover, "The Banishing," for more on the Mille Lacs Band Ojibwe. This week's cover story, "The Banishing," examines crime on the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe reservation, and how the tribe has dealt with repeat violent offenders. In 2008, the tribal court began banishing perennial ... More >>
Nick Ayers as he would like you to see him.It was well known, even before Tim Pawlenty hired him to manage his presidential campaign, that Nick Ayers was pulled over and arrested for DWI in 2006. What hasn't been available for the public to view, until now, is the dash cam video of that arrest. ... More >>
kennesaw.eduNick Ayers, Pawlenty's new campaign manager.At this point, you've got to wonder if Tim Pawlenty has a thing for guys who drink and drive. Less than a week after his Iowa staffer Ben Foster attempted to break into an unsuspecting Iowa family's home, puked on the lawn, and then pla ... More >>
Have you seen these fugitives?
Phoenix deputy's tale of being shot by drug smugglers doesn't add up
I'm okay. You're okay. Metallica are not okay until they stop being a bunch of friggin' wimps
Tony White's lifelong obsession with law enforcement


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Comedian/actor Eric Andre is the creator/host of "The Eric Andre Show," the second season is currently airing on Adult Swim. He recently wrapped up a nationwide tour of "The Eric Andre Show." Beyond his show, he has performed stand-up at clubs and festivals all around the country. Eric was most recently on ABC's "Don't Trust the B in Apt 23″ and on the big screen in "The Internship" with Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson
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The Scene: Stars mingle at Visa Swap shop launch, Covent Garden
For the last three weeks, London's fashionistas have been getting tough with their wardrobes, donating their unwanted high street and designer clobber to the much-anticipated Visa Swap loft.
The result? A glittery launch of the Visa Swap Shop held on Wednesday night, at the piazza in Covent Garden.
Celebrities including Margo Stilley, Olivia and Alexia Inge, Harold Tillman, and Erin O'Connor (pictured, left) mingled with fashion press, to celebrate the secondhand clothing sale, which kicks off tomorrow - 19th June to 20th June.
Dying to know what's on offer? Read on and we'll tell you...
For those who generously donated their threads, there is plenty to get excited about. With your redeemable points you can buy some great items, including Jimmy Choo shoes, an Issa dress, and a Miu Miu bag donated by the face of Visa Swap, Lindsay Lohan.
So it's time to warm up that Visa credit card, and head down to Covent Garden this weekend for some serious vintage and secondhand shopping. For more information, check out: www.visaswap.com
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Sri Mulyani Indrawati's Speech at the Sixth Meeting of Finance Ministers of the Americas and the Caribbean
After more than a decade of economic and social progress, many Latin Americans are worried about their future. Across the continent people have seen their lives improve in recent years. But now they w... Show More +
World Bank: End of Boom Doesn't Have to Mean a Bust for the Poor in Latin America
Regional growth down to 1.2 percent this year, rebounding to 2.2 percent in 2015Average for the entire region understates growth in many smaller countriesEmployment and quality education for all, key ... Show More +
Fight against the clock to close the hole in the ozone layer
The days are getting longer, the trees are in leaf and the parks are filling up - spring is arriving in South America. But as pleasant as it is to say goodbye to winter for another year, the changing ... Show More +
How much does pollution cost?
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Rewarding provider performance to enable a healthy start to life : evidence from Argentina's Plan Nacer
This brief summarizes the updates from the 2014 paper entitled, Rewarding Provider Performance to Enable a Healthy Start to Life : Evidence from Argentina's Plan Na... Show More +
HIV response reducing the HIV/AIDS epidemic : lessons from Argentina
Argentina reduced its HIV/AIDS burden by 21 percent from 2000 to 2010, saving an estimated 4,379 lives. This makes Argentinas HIV/AIDS burden the second lowest in ... Show More +
Latin Americans have more access to education than to drinking water
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Argentina - Country partnership strategy for the period of FY2015-18
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Enhancing public agencies' social and fiscal information in Argentina
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Significant advances in the recovery of the Matanza-Riachuelo River Basin
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Latin American Children in Public Schools Miss One Day of Instruction a Week
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Activist Central's AC 20/20 Talk Radio is on its summer hiatus and will return on Tuesday October 2014 at BlogTalkRadio.Com for the 2014/2015 season. Viva La Revolucion! - The New Militancy of the Oppressed, Degraded & Persecuted
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Tuesday May 20th 2014: "2001: A Coup Odyssey - The Mechanics and Politics of the War on Freedom" with guest David Fura.
Since 2001 and besides the many wars overseas, Americans' political freedoms and legal protections have come under severe attack. The 2001 PATRIOT Act wiped out privacy rights and government search and seizure limitations and opened the gates to limited government spying on citizens.
The 2013 version of the NDAA says that the government can strip you of your U.S. citizenship if you are suspected (not convicted) of terrorist activities. In one sense, the "war on terror" has become a "war of terror" by the US government against its own citizens.
How did this war against Americans by their own government get started? What major details were left out of the general discussion about what happened on September 11th 2001 and why wasn't it covered in the general mainstream news media? Was there any serious investigation into the alleged criminal actors, or the mechanics of falling buildings, or the expert aircraft piloting by low level amateurs, or the paralysis of the government's response to the hijackings, or what about the subsequent wars at home and abroad?
And yet to bring any of these factors out into the public sphere brings out the questioning of one's patriotism and ability to think clearly. But the question is still asked: Beyond the "official" conspiracy theory, what factors were left out of the government's 9/11 Commission Report that allows reasonable people to call out for a new real investigation of what actually happened on that terrible day?
Tuesday May 13th 2014
DEATH of US Citizens by US Government DRONES
DEATH of US Citizens by US Government DRONES with Debra Sweet of The World Can't Wait activist group.
Tomorrow night Tuesday May 13th 2014 (9pm Eastern / 6pm Pacific times): Our special guest is Debra Sweet of the World Can't Wait whose focus is on a multitude of criminal activities conducted by the United States Government.
DEATH of US Citizens by US Government DRONES
Murder of US citizens by drone attacks, indefinite detentions in Guantanamo, Illegal and fake wars on terror and the many wars on the US Constitution.
Mission Statement from WorldCantWait.Net website: The World Can't Wait organizes people living in the United States to repudiate and stop the fascist direction initiated by the Bush Regime, including: the murderous, unjust and illegitimate occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan; the global "war of terror" of torture, rendition and spying; and the culture of bigotry, intolerance and greed. This direction cannot and will not be reversed by leaders who tell us to seek common ground with fascists, religious fanatics, and empire. It can only be possible by the people building a community of resistance - an independent mass movement of people - acting in the interests of humanity to stop, and demand prosecution, of these crimes.
Tuesday April 29th 2014
Fighting Back Against the Corporate Coup d'Etat and the Crisis in U.S. Representative Democracy with special guest will be Colby Clipston, Oregon Director of Wolf-PAC
Representative democracy in the United States is in crisis. The vast majority of Americans effectively do not have representation in Congress since money has been deemed free speech.
Two SCOTUS decisions have given a green light to the infusion of huge amounts of money into political organizations and candidates:
· McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission (2014)
· Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission (2010)
These court decisions amount to an effective coup against the masses of ordinary citizens of the United States in slow-motion style by big-money individuals and corporations that now control our government. Our talk show will discuss how citizens can regain control of their political future and overthrow the corporate fascists that run our country.
Tuesday April 22nd 2014
Subject: Local "NSA-Inspired" Cops Illegally Spying on YOU
Guest: Hamid Khan Organizer of the Stop LAPD Spying Coalition
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Guest Hamid Khan director of Stop LAPD Spying (Www.StopLAPDSpying.Org) will be our guest to discuss the on-going crises of unconstitutional and illegal spying by all levels of government law enforcement alphabet soup agencies besides your local PD: DHS, CIA, NSA, FBI, US Military, DEA and a host of others. Assisted and coordinated by Department of Homeland Security Fusion Centers located in at least 80 American cities, our new security state keeps tabs on potential "terrorist" activities. But the big CAUTION in all of this is that the term "terrorist" is fast shifting away from the 9/11 terrorism definition of a dozen years ago towards a broader domestic terrorist definitions that includes persons or groups that support for example anti-war, pro-Constitution, pro-environment, pro-civil rights and other political activities. Is the US Constitution dead? Are we now finally a fully fledged police state? Tune in on Tuesday April 22nd at 6pm Pacific (9pm Eastern) time for the full details.


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Date night delivery: The birth of Josie
Date night, up until I had hit the third trimester, had been my favorite night of the week. I loved the process of getting dressed up, going somewhere nice and spending some one-on-one time with my husband, Josh. I love … Continue reading
Our tiny tough guy: The birth of Hunter
Hunter Ray was born on April 14 at 6:27 p.m. He weighed 7 pounds, 13 ounces and was 21 inches. My husband, Josh, and I are super proud parents, and we think he looks like me. I got Braxton Hicks a … Continue reading
Unexpected turns ahead: The birth of Cruz
Our precious son was born at 9:40 a.m. on Thursday, February 20. He had already taught me my first lesson of mommyhood: Be flexible. I had my birth plan written by my second appointment with my midwife: birthing tub, all … Continue reading
Our second princess: The birth of Selah Faith
It was a cool morning in October, and I was expecting to do another home birth with my sixth baby. I hadn't found out the sex, and I was waiting in anticipation to see if my only daughter would finally get … Continue reading
Our little peanut: The birth of Lydia Simone
Peanut Watch 2013 was a very watched event! No one knew when Peanut would be coming or just what kind of peanut we would be having. Micah and I had decided not to know the sex of the baby, so everyone … Continue reading
What bravery really means: The birth of Aidan
The night it happened, I awoke in sudden pain. I instinctively grasped for the opposite side of the bed, but my husband, Chris, was gone. I remembered in a diminishing fog that he was working nights—not his favorite part of … Continue reading
Worth waiting for: The birth of Olwethu
Well … I don't know where to start. But then I was 40 weeks when I decided to go to the hospital. When I arrived there, there was some nurse who was helping around, so I took some time waiting … Continue reading
All for the best: The birth story of Lucas
My pregnancy was pretty uneventful. Mild cramping in the beginning, an irritating case of PUPPs in the third trimester (and for three weeks after birth) and a lot of pelvic/hip discomfort for the last month were the worst things I experienced. … Continue reading
A speedy arrival: The birth of Abigail Rose
On September 9, 2014 at 11:20 p.m. I started having contractions five minutes apart. They were different than the Braxton Hicks contractions I had been having; there was pressure in my pelvic area with each one. I waited at home … Continue reading
My natural birth: The birth of McKayla
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Our little peach: The birth story of Bella
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Right on time: The birth of Ronan Jon
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Super dad: The birth of Ethan
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The Jared Cook Tip-Off Classic was held earlier this month at Cook's alma mater, North Gwinnet High School, during the Titans' bye week.
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"It's my alma mater, and I was glad to be there," Cook said. "My friends are the coaches now and to be there to support them, my old team and a great cause was an awesome feeling."
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Dadras, S. and Liu, Y. and Chai, Y. S. and Daadmehr, V. and Kim, K. H. (2009) Increase of critical current density with doping carbon nano-tubes in YBa2Cu3O7-delta. PHYSICA C-SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AND ITS APPLICATIONS, 469 (1). pp. 55-59. ISSN 0921-4534
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The effects of carbon nano-tubes (CNTs) on the crystal structure and superconducting properties of YBa2Cu3O7-delta (Y-123) compound were studied. Samples were synthesized using standard solid-state reaction technique by adding CNT up to 1 wt% and X-ray diffraction data confirm the single phase orthorhombic structure for all the samples. Current-voltage measurements in magnetic fields up to 9 T were used to study the pinning energy U-J and critical current density J(c) as a function of magnetic field at fixed temperature. We find that while T-c does not change much with the CNT doping (91-92 K), both U-J and J(c) increase systematically up to 0.7 wt% CNT doping in a broad magnetic field ranges between 0.1 and 9 T and J(c) in the 0.7 wt% CNT doped sample is at least 10 times larger than that of the pure Y-123. The scanning electron microscope image shows that CNTs are forming an electrical-network between grains. These observations suggest that the CNT addition to the Y-123-compounds improve the electrical connection between superconducting grains to result in the J(c) increase. (C) 2008 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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Physics 1
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EPPHYS152 Physics prepares students for the commencement of undergraduate study and requires a sound knowledge of fundamental principles of physics. The depth and extent of the course is similar to the HSC Physics course. It covers the basic concepts of mechanics, forces, energy and waves.
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1. The definition of Physics and its relation to other sciences.
2. The definition of fundamental quantities and scientific notation.
3. Basic mathematical concepts and skills used in physics.
4. Scalar and vector quantities and basic vector algebra.
5. Motion in one and two dimensions and the equations of kinematics.
6. The study of dynamics using Newton's laws.
7. Concepts of force, mass, work and momentum; the work-energy theorem and forms of energy.
8. Laws of conservation of energy and conservation of momentum: elastic and inelastic collisions.
9. Circular motion and the law of gravity.
10. Vibrations and wave motion: types of waves, Simple Harmonic motion and its relationship to circular motion.
11. Introduction to sound and the Doppler effect.
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WEST HARTFORD, Conn. -- Binghamton (18-18, 9-3 AE) blasted eight home runs, including a school-record seven in game 2, and rolled over host Hartford (8-26, 2-10 AE) in a doubleheader Saturday afternoon from Fiondella Field. The Bearcats won 4-1 and 26-8 to move into sole possession of first place in the America East standings. The team has won 10 of its last 13 games.
In the opener, junior lefty James Giulietti fired a complete-game three-hitter and didn't allow an earned run in seven innings of work. Binghamton gave him run support with one in the first inning and three more in the third. Giulietti (6-2) continued his mastery of conference opponents. He is 4-0 with a 0.32 ERA in four starts. He struck out five and walked one.
Junior center fielder Henry Dunn went 2-for-4 with a solo home run in the first inning. Junior right fielder Peter Bregartner and senior designated hitter Joe Charron had two hits apiece. Senior second baseman Jim Calderone delivered a two-out RBI single in the third inning.
In game 2, BU belted a school-record seven home runs and scored in seven of the nine innings. Nine players collected RBIs. Binghamton scored three in the first, eight in the second, two in the fourth, seven in the fifth, three in the six, two in the seventh and a final run in the eighth frame. The 26 runs are the most BU has ever scored against an America East opponent, breaking the mark of 21 set against UMBC in 2004.
Junior outfielder Corey Taylor led the onslaught with a 3-for-6, five RBI performance. Taylor belted his league-leading 10th home run - a three-run shot - in the first inning. He added a two-run double in the second. Calderone went 3-for-5 with a three-run home run in the fifth and four RBI. Freshman third baseman Mike Thompson belted two homers - a three-run job in the sixth and a solo blast in the eighth. Other Bearcats going yard were freshman third baseman Joel Stubbs (two-run HR in fourth) and sophomore first baseman Dave Ciocchi and Dunn (solo shots in fifth).
Thompson was 2-for-3 with four RBI. Bregartner and Ciocchi had two hits and two RBI apiece.
Sophomore pitcher Mike Augliera (3-2) earned the win with seven innings of work.
The two teams play another twinbill Sunday beginning at noon.
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SPARKS, NV - Sparks police have arrested two people in connection with a stabbing at John Ascuaga's Nugget early Sunday.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio — Jeff Green wished himself a happy anniversary.
On Jan. 9, the Celtics forward Tweeted, "A year ago my life changed…#1-9-12 #blessed to see another day and thankful for my family and friends. LOVE Y'ALL!!!"
Later that day, he scored 14 points in 25 minutes in the Celtics' victory over Phoenix. It was the one-year anniversary of his surgeryat the Cleveland Clinic to repair an aortic root aneurysm.
"I don't cry," an emotional Green told reporters after the game that night. "But it was … I'm just glad to be here, glad to be alive, glad to be playing basketball."
Tuesday, Green returns to Cleveland for the first time since that surgery as the Celtics face the Cavaliers at The Q.
"My feelings for Cleveland are a little bit different because there's always the memory of me having surgery here," said Green, whose recovery was monitored by doctors in Boston. "Cleveland is a special place to me now because it's a place that helped save my life."
He admits there are times he can hardly believe he is back.
"Occasionally you have a chance to reflect on the whole year and what I've been through," he said. "It is still amazing to me that I'm able to play and play at the level I'm playing at, having the success that I've had. Nobody would have thought that I'd come back and produce the way I have."
Actually, his surgeon at the Clinic, Dr. Lars Svensson, thought Green would return — and told him so at the time of his diagnosis.
"My expectation was that about two months after the surgery he could start playing casual games and start working on getting back into shape mentally and physically," Svensson said. "I expected that he was going to be able to do that."
What neither Svensson nor Green expected was that two months after Green's surgery, teammate Chris Wilcox would need the same operation by the same surgeon at the same hospital.
"It was weird," Green said. "I remember telling my best friend, 'I'd never wish this on my worst enemy.' So, two months later to get a call from one of my good friends saying he had to have the surgery was tough to hear.
"It helped me in a way to just be there for somebody and to help them go through everything. It's a tough process. For us to be there for each other, it was a good thing. Mentally, it helped us."
Svensson recalled the story from Wilcox's point of view.
"Chris told me the story than when Jeff first came to play for the Celtics, it was an emotional situation," Svensson said. "He replaced a popular player in Boston [Kendrick Perkins, who was sent to Oklahoma City in a trade]. He was a young person coming onto the team and Chris was asked to sort of mentor and help him settle into the Celtics and make him feel at home.
"When Chris had the surgery after Jeff, Jeff was very kind and returned the favor to Chris, and he sort of mentored him through the surgery and what to expect and was calling him at a regular basis. It was a very nice little twist to the experience and their friendship."
According to Svensson, both players had the same problem. The part of the aorta near where the aortic valve is seated had grown in size to the point where it was potentially life-threatening.
"It involves some of the pumping chamber of the heart," said Svensson, who has done about 400 of these surgeries. "It's in a critical area of the heart and the electrical supply to the heart. It's a very important area of the heart apart from the risk of this bursting and causing an aneurysm."
The surgery takes about six hours, and the heart is stopped about an hour or 75 minutes. Green said his recovery and return went almost exactly as Svensson said it would. He took things slow, not returning to the basketball court until June. Then, as he drove to the basket during one of his first pickup games at his alma mater, Georgetown, he got hit in the chest — and nothing happened.
"I just continued to play on," Green said. "After that, I felt like I'd be OK just to go out there and play and not worry about anything else."
That's what Svensson likes to hear.
"I think the message here is that both of them had very serious conditions, and both of them had them taken care of and they're back again playing at an extremely high standard," the doctor said. "When people get appropriate care, they can get back to playing at that super level again."
Green agreed.
"For anybody who goes through the surgery, to come back 110 percent is possible," he said. "I've talked to so many people. I've talked to so many kids. I tell them, 'Don't allow the surgery or the procedure to hold you back from doing what you want to do. If you look at me, I'm in the NBA, I had the surgery and six months later I'm back on the court, playing full throttle. A couple months after that I'm back on an NBA court, doing what I love to do. I'm happy and there's no setbacks. You've just got to take it in stride and be passionate about whatever it is you're coming back to.'"
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Exquisite Surya Letterpress Bar Mitzvah Invitations
This creative Bar Mitzvah invitation was sent to us by our friends over at Lion in the Sun in Brooklyn, New York. This exquisite set is a wonderful customization for our Surya design (by Tara Hogan). The choice of our spring green ink and an eye catching custom blue (these colors compliment each other perfectly!) really bring everything together. Staying true to the overall modern vibe this suite emanates, the client opted for a reply postcard rather than the traditional reply card. All in all this is one invitation set that really captures the feel of the party to come!
inks: spring green & custom #633| fonts: burgues script + impression | paper: 1-ply white | invite size: SQ-7 | liner: the antique geometrics pattern in custom #633
Hot air balloons at sunset inspire this Surya customization
A gorgeous sunset and hot air balloons as far as you can see are the perfect inspiration for this warm but playful customization of our Surya design.
surya customization = inks: amber + papaya | fonts: antoinette + knockout | paper: ivory | invite size: f-8 | liner: antique geometrics pattern in navy ink | original design by Tara Hogan | customized by in-house designer Sarah Walroth |
embellishment suggestions: edge painting in amber
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Cool Letterpress Reply Card Ideas
In recent months we've been fielding a lot of questions about cool reply card ideas and wording options, so we thought it'd be fun to round up some of our recent favorites to share with you. From traditional reply cards with envelopes to cool reply postcards to petite-sized reply cards requesting a response via email or a website, the options are limitless. Go modern or traditional, but don't be afraid to make your reply card your own!
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These letterpress wedding invitations are our Surya design by Tara Hogan, printed last year for a winter wedding. They were printed in pewter and black inks on our white paper and feature a pewter envelope liner.
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The material exhibits a high thermoelectric figure of merit that is expected to enable 14 percent of heat waste to electricity, a scientific first. Chemists, physicists and material scientists at Northwestern collaborated to develop the material. The results of the study are published by the journal Nature Chemistry.
It has been known for 100 years that semiconductors have this property that can harness electricity, said Mercouri Kanatzidis, the Charles E. and Emma H. Morrison Professor of Chemistry in The Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences. To make this an efficient process, all you need is the right material, and we have found a recipe or system to make this material.
Kanatzidis, co-author of the study, and his team dispersed nanocrystals of rock salt (SrTe) into the material lead telluride (PbTe). Past attempts at this kind of nanoscale inclusion in bulk material have improved the energy conversion efficiency of lead telluride, but the nano inclusions also increased the scattering of electrons, which reduced overall conductivity. In this study, the Northwestern team offers the first example of using nanostructures in lead telluride to reduce electron scattering and increase the energy conversion efficiency of the material.
We can put this material inside of an inexpensive device with a few electrical wires and attach it to something like a light bulb, said Vinayak Dravid, professor of materials science and engineering at Northwesterns McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science and co-author of the paper. The device can make the light bulb more efficient by taking the heat it generates and converting part of the heat, 10 to 15 percent, into a more useful energy like electricity.
The automotive, chemical, brick, glass and any industry that uses heat to make products could make their system more efficient with the use of this scientific breakthrough, said Kanatzidis, who also has a joint appointment at the Argonne National Laboratory.
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The title of the paper is Strained endotaxial nanostructures with high thermoelectric figure of merit.
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Richard Streeter brings over twenty years of experience serving underprivileged youth and their families. With a Master of Education degree and working on a Master of Science in Counseling, Richard brings a strong academic perspective to the practical experience of running programs for at-risk youth.
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Busy Chef in Brooklyn Heights
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- homerfink33 Apr 27, 2007 02:28 PM
We've tried Busy Chef:
The idea of The Busy Chef, at 60 Henry Street, is one to be applauded. Regardless of one's culinary prowess, real life often gets in the way of a homemade meal. The Busy Chef would like us to buy our entrees and desserts there - especially given that they stress that all their baked goods are made on premises. Like we said, the IDEA is one to be applauded. They sell pre-cooked food. Great IDEA.
The initial quagmire is a lack of heating directions. Admittedly basic, but it's something that should be included with each entree.
In their absence, BHB put its state-of-the-art microwave in "reheat sensor," thinking that the most logical option.
The first course for BHB included, vegetable lasagna, smoked chicken quesadilla and mini spinach quiches. The veggie lasagna brought mixed reviews from our crowd, some thought it not lasagna at all, some thought with more cooking time, it would have been fine. The chicken quesadilla offended no one, but the spinach quiche tasted too sweet as opposed to savory.
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I just dont get the concept. The food looks (and from your blog, sounds) pretty poor. I know people are busy but how hard is it really to knock together a healthy meal with some fresh ingredients on your own? Certainly will taste better. That tuna could have been picked up at Fish Tales and gone from raw to on your plate with a nice sear in a couple of minutes. Making some rice to go with and steaming a veg is about as simple as it gets.
If I'm really in a hurry I'd rather get some cooked from delivered to me from nearby vs. microwaving something like this. Just dont get it.
I don't really get it either. I'm all for prepared foods, but Busy Chef feels sort of depressing inside. All you can see is plastic boxes of mediocre-looking food. Maybe if there was better ambiance or something actually displayed to draw customers in? I went in on Saturday morning and couldn't find one thing that looked good to me. I get prepared stuff at Lassen & Hennigs often -- it's not amazing but the place just has a different vibe to it.
re: driggs
Right. But then we have a great little French restaurant (Le Petit Marche) come in and because they have good, classic food, a pleasant ambiance and friendly service, they're as packed as Noddle Pudding or Henry's End! So the neighborhood can support a GOOD place. I don't understand what all these other places are doing -- it's like amateur hour.
re: driggs
Le Petit Marche is an outstanding restaurant. The husband and wife team that runs it are true professionals, and it shows. The room is attractive and welcoming, the food delicious, and the service professional.
There was a lovely article about them in a recent issue of The Brooklyn Paper. They are locals, he from Brooklyn, she from Queens, or is it vice versa?
The place is incredibly unappetizing.
The baked goods like OK, but the food presentation is, quite frankly, just awful.
Everything is pre-packaged in plastic clam shell containers. No tasting allowed!
There are quite a few options for ready made food on Brooklyn Heights. Lassen and Hennig and Garden of Eden have a large variety of prepared food . You can taste before buying, and buy exactly as much as you wish. Some things are better than others. Cranberry's right next door has some very nice dishes.
At L&H the vegetable lasagna is excellent, as are the salads . The Chicken Waldorf Salad is delicious, and the Rosemary potatoes and garlic tomatoes are a great addition to a meal.
At G of E, the salads are nice, as are some of the Chicken and vegetablle dishes. Everything is very fresh and attractively presented.
re: PeteinDumbo
I hate to pile on here, but I have to say that BusyChef does not appeal to me either. Believe me, I WANTED to like it because not many places are open for lunch on Henry Street, and I work near there. (Henry's End, Petit Marche, Noodle Pudding are all closed for lunch; Palmira's is closed for good; that leaves Fascati's, Iron Chef, Clark's diner and a couple of others.) I had a good cheese cake thing at Busy Chef, but the pre-prepared sandwiches and entrees looked mediocre. Oh well.
re: PeteinDumbo
I said they looked OK. Nothing in the place looked tempting enough to try. Besides, Cranberry's next door has great scones and muffins.
I haven't yet tried the food, so I can't say if its truly good or not, but those black plastic containers with refrigerated precooked meals inside, and the breakfast sandwiches in the clear plastic containers, all needing to be heated in a microwave, do not come across as particularly appetizing. It actually makes me think of an airline food service operation. The desserts look pretty good, though.
re: bosox
I don't think they are doing very well. Not at all surprising; the food is mediocre at best, and is very overpriced.
The other neighborhood options for prepared food, Cranberry's right next door, Garden of Eden, and Lassen and Hennig have very good food, very fresh, beautifully presented, at a much more reasonable price.
My prediction is they don't make it through the Summer.
re: Fleur
While in a hurry, I picked up a salad at Busy Chef a couple of weeks ago.
The good: They're running a special-- buy a sandwich and get a salad free (or vice versa.) So, for $5, I picked up a chicken caesar salad and eggplant parmesan wrap (the least unappealing looking sandwich).
Unfortunately, the combo wasn't worth even the discounted price. The salad was a few pieces of lettuce, soggy croutons, bland grilled chicken and pre-packaged Kraft (I think) dressing. The sandwich was so salty that it was nearly inedible.
Even if the prepared foods at Lassen and Garden of Eden are mediocre and/or over-priced, it's worth the trek over to Montague St instead of bothering with Busy Chef.
re: andrewr
Lassen & Hennig is now doing Salad prepared to order. Freshly mixed right before your eyes. Pretty much the same thing they do at their restaurant Monty's. It is quite good, and the price is reasonable.