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The Senate confirmation hearings of Supreme Court nominee Judge Sonia Sotomayor are coming to a conclusion. Sotomayor, who graduated with honors from Princeton University and Yale Law School, has served as a prosecutor, trial judge and appellate judge in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals. According to the White House, "If confirmed, Sotomayor would bring more federal judicial experience to the Supreme Court than any justice in 100 years." If confirmed Sotomayor would also become the first Latina Supreme Court justice and only the third woman justice in the history of the Court. In spite of her unimpeachable record as a jurist and her enviably calm demeanor during the hearing process, Republican Senators and conservative pundits continue to raise this alarm: Sotomayor may not be able to put aside her personal biases and apply the law objectively. A second concern articulated in the hearings is that Sotomayor has a problematic "temperament." Attorneys have referred to her as a bully on the bench a comment seldom used to describe male jurists through the confirmation process.
This is not the first time that a woman or a person of color stands accused of lacking objectivity in contrast to the presumably cool heads of white men. Thurgood Marshall was confirmed four decades ago as the first African American Supreme Court Justice. During his confirmation hearings he was asked whether he was biased against white people in the south. Needless to say, the two most recently confirmed justices, Samuel Alito and John Roberts, did not face questions about presumed personal biases and supposed lack of objectivity resulting from their identities as white men. Not being interrogated about your identity is one of the privileges of being in the dominant group.

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Gesquiere, Daeri Tenery, Zhongjian Hu Spectroscopy pp. 32-44 « Previous12345678910Next » Figure 4 With this method, MEH-PPV and P3HT nanoparticles doped with 0 wt%, 5 wt%, 10 wt%, and 50 wt% PCBM were prepared and characterized for size, morphology, and photophysical properties. Dynamic light scattering experiments show that the MEH-PPV nanoparticles have a size of approximately 30 nm that is only minimally affected by doping with PCBM. However, for P3HT, the nanoparticle size is found to increase significantly with PCBM doping. Undoped P3HT nanoparticles have a similar size to those of MEH-PPV, but the 50 wt% PCBM-doped P3HT nanoparticles have a size of approximately 80 nm, indicative of a stronger tendency of PCBM to aggregate with itself in the presence of P3HT compared to MEH-PPV. TEM data depicted in Figure 4 show well-separated individual nanoparticles on the TEM grid. The electron-dense nature of the organics in the nanoparticles ensures that a reasonable contrast can be obtained during imaging. The nanoparticle size measured from TEM data corroborates the findings from dynamic light scattering experiments. The particles have a nearly spherical shape, and although not monodisperse, appear to have a reasonable size distribution. Figure 5 The optical properties of the nanoparticles were studied by bulk solution UV-vis absorption and fluorescence spectroscopy, and by single-particle imaging and spectroscopy. Absorption spectra of MEH-PPV nanoparticles in water are shifted slightly compared to the absorption spectra of the molecular solutions in tetrahydrofuran (Figure 5a). A unique observation is that for different samples prepared at different times, the nanoparticle absorption spectra vary between blue shifting and red shifting absorbance maxima compared to the molecular solutions in tetrahydrofuran, indicative of variations in single polymer chain morphology upon aggregation into nanoparticles between the different samples. The blue-shifted UV-vis spectra have maxima ranging from 492 to 498 nm and are attributed to a polymer chain conformation with kinking and bending of the chain, leading to a blue shift due to the reduced conjugation length (26,27). The red-shifted UV-vis spectra have maxima ranging from 502 to 515 nm that previously have been assigned to intra and interchain interactions (26,27). This new finding is illustrative of how the single polymer chain conformation is frozen upon assembly into the material: a quasi-instantaneous collapse of the polymer chain onto itself results in either a polymer chain conformation with kinking and bending of the chain, leading to a blue shift due to the reduced conjugation length, or otherwise a polymer chain conformation with extended straight conjugated segments that allow for pi-stacking interchain contacts and thus show red-shifted spectroscopy (28,29). In comparison, the P3HT absorption spectra (Figure 5b) consistently red-shift by 50 nm compared to P3HT solutions in tetrahydrofuran, which is attributed to increased interchain interactions in the densely compacted nanoparticles. In addition, for the nanoparticle suspensions, a shoulder in the absorption spectrum at 600 nm is apparent, which is assigned to interplane interactions (30,31). Neither the MEH-PPV nor the P3HT samples showed obvious variations in absorption spectra for different PCBM doping levels outside of the appearance of the PCBM absorption peak at 330 nm. As such, there is no apparent ground state interaction between conducting polymer and fullerene in the composite nanoparticles. « Previous12345678910Next » Rate This Article Your original vote has been tallied and is included in the ratings results. Low 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 High View our top pages Average rating for this page is: 5.36 Headlines from LCGC North America and Chromatography Online LCGC TV LibraryNew Carbon-Based Phases for 2D LCEmerging Trends in Pharmaceutical AnalysisWaters EU - Combining Mass and UV Spectral Data with Empower 3 Software to Streamline Peak Tracking and Coelution DetectionPharma Focus: Where pharmaceutical analysis is heading SPONSORED LINKS Source: Spectroscopy, 4/1/2008 Click here


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"Gorilla" tops 2008 Gunn Report
LONDON - Fallon's "Gorilla", for Cadbury, was the most awarded ad in the world in 2008 according to The Gunn Report.
Gorilla...Cadbury ad tops Gunn Report
It is the second successive year that an ad by the London agency has grabbed the top spot following the success of "paint" in 2007.
The ad picked up 30 points overall while the agency had two further executions in the top five with "The baking of Fabia" for Skoda and "Play-Doh" for Sony Bravia. Both picked up 22 points and came joint third. (Tables are available at the bottom of the story).
However, the UK faired less well in other categories with no more ads featuring in the top five of any tables.
"Stains don't stand a chance for Tide Ultra", by Saatchi & Saatchi New York, took the top spot for Most Awarded Print Ads and Campaigns in the World while topping the Most Awarded Interactive Ad in the World was "Uniqlock" for Uniqlo by Tokyo's Projector inc.
This year also saw the launch of a fourth category called All Gunns Blazing, which combines everything that is brought under the banner of integrated and includes mixed media, innovative, content and contact and Titanium awards.
The winner of this category was "Earth Hour" for WWF by Leo Burnett in Sydney with 17 points.
The UK had a strong showing in the Most Awarded Agency category with Fallon and DDB taking second and third place respectively.
However, the winner in the category was BBDO New York with 63 points. This was mostly due to the success of its "voyeur" campaign for HBO. The BBDO Network also won the Most Awarded Network category with 203 points.
Despite coming second with 212 points, the UK still trailed the US by 119 points in the Most Awarded Country table. Argentina came in thirdwith 129 points, resulting in the same top three as 2007.
This year, the Most Awarded Advertiser category was shared between Sony and Volkswagen, who both picked up 50 points, displacing Nike – 2007's number one advertiser – who came in fifth.
MJZ was the most awarded production company, while Thanonchai Sornsrivichai of Thailand won the Most Awarded Director category.
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Even you must be into you-oo-oo!For most fictional purposes a hermaphrodite is an individual that's both male and female; specifically, one that has both male and female genitals. Biologists don't use the word that way, but we are talking about storytelling here, not biology. In real life, however, a human that has fully developed male and female gentials is extremely rare. Humans with sexually ambiguous gentials and/or impcompletely developed ones are called intersex, not Hermaphrodite. here's one linkhere's another Note: people who are intersex usually identify as either a man or woman (not that non binary intersex people don't exist) and being intersex does not automatically make you a "man and a woman." Fictional depictions of intersex people often run into Unfortunate Implications. The word Hermaphrodite comes from the Greek deity Hermaphroditus. This child of Hermes and Aphrodite was born a hermaphrodite according to Diodorus Siculus (1st century BCE). According to Ovid he was a very handsome young man with whom the nymph Salmacis fell madly in love. He rejected her advances, but Salmacis clung to him and prayed fervently to never be parted from him. The gods granted her prayer by merging the two of them into a single being, half male and half female. Be Careful What You Wish For. Hermaphrodites tend to pop up in hentai anime and manga (where it's called futanari, literally "dual form"), western erotic comics, and Science Fiction and fantasy erotica. Sometimes entire alien species or fantasy races are hermaphroditic One Gender Races, thanks to Bizarre Alien Sexes. Hermaphroditism is also a popular way to explain Mr. Seahorse situations. See also Fetish Fuel, Gender Bender, Wrong Genetic Sex, No Biological Sex and Otherworldly And Sexually Ambiguous. If said character is highly sought after, see Everybody Wants the Hermaphrodite.
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Posted: 03/03/2014 - Ratings for the Academy Awards telecast in the nation's biggest television markets are up 7 percent over last year.
Posted: 03/03/2014 - Ratings for the Academy Awards telecast in the nation's biggest television markets are up 7 percent over last year.
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Posted: 03/03/2014 - "12 Years a Slave" has won the best picture Oscar at the 86th Academy Awards. But "Gravity" won the most awards, with seven.
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The Orange County Sheriff's Office reports that 30-year-old Keith Skinner was arrested Sunday after his 7-month-old son died at an Orlando hospital. The charge could be upgraded to murder pending autopsy results. He was being held without bail.
Deputies responded to reports of an injured infant at Skinner's home Sunday afternoon. The baby was rushed to the hospital, where he eventually died. Authorities interviewed both parents but would not release information about those interviews.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – Princess of Sylmar is a Spa favorite, and her trainer discussed her strategy for Friday's race.
Princess of Sylmar is owned by Schenectady native Ed Stanco. Stanco said the horse runs better at Saratoga, and her trainer Todd Pletcher agreed.
Pletcher discussed Princess of Sylmar's strategy for Friday's race.
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It's a scheme that would have been easy to fall for. It unfolded on eBay and victims lost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Berry Younce used the user name "sq20" to post ads on eBay saying he had computers for sale.
"This was quite a big scam throughout the whole country," said Christopher Davis, a U.S. postal inspector. "Mr. Younce is basically selling the computers on the Internet, but not really having the product."
Here is how Davis said it worked. "He is posting computers, but people kept underbidding the cost to purchase it. Therefore, since he did not have the computer people were bidding on, he would have to go buy it at a larger cost."
Eventually, postal inspectors received several complaints about orders not being fulfilled through eBay.
"We got seized computers, various documents, lulling letters from victims who are saying, 'Where is my computer, where is my computer, Mr Younce?'" Davis said.
Inspectors say more than 250 orders went unfilled and losses were more than $200,000.
This is why Davis said, "Do more research on your seller on eBay before you buy. You can contact eBay and they'll give you feed back and you get more info on the seller."
Younce was sentenced to one year of home confinement, followed by three years of supervised release.
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Fast-forward to modern ages, and delivery forms of porn and eroticism experienced the first revolution with the invention of photography. Those old, black-and-white photos of first sexual pioneers of late 19th Century are testimony of pent up demand that exploded with secretly traded porn photos. Kept in pockets, those photos were the first form of "pocket porn" (or mobile porn since that's where we are going with this), something you could always have with you. The second revolution came with moving images. Now the porn was delivered not just as still image, but as a continuously moving sequence of images – a true revolution in porn content. But that revolution that gave birth to porn videos was also a step back – now your porn did not fit into your pocket. It was hidden in one's garage, large reels of films, heavy and bulky projectors, at the beginning even without voice. At first you couldn't even watch in your own house, you had to go to a theater. So one had to be mobile to watch porn, but the porn itself wasn't mobile. Then people were able to purchase home projectors, and again one was limited to his or her own residence to watch porn. As technology matured, the voice was added, and Super 8 technology brought a flood of porn movies.
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Eternal Tech is a 3D rendering engine based on id Tech 2. It will be available for download and modification for free under the GNU General Public License (GPL). The project was started and is primarily developed by Kevin "Buzzard" Jonasson. It is programmed in C/++ for use on all Windows and Unix-based computers. It will hopefully also ported to other platforms such as the Mac and Linux.
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It took a while to figure out how the generator system should be, if it should be totally game generated or user controlled. By looking at the pros and cons of how other projects did it (which in most cases were totally game generated), it was decided to be a mix of both where we took the fun of totally randomized spawn locations to user controlled spawn areas.
There are four different kinds of generators: square, box, cylinder and circle. Each of them have a special function in the world, the square is mostly used for open areas where it doesn't have to care about uneven ceilings; where the box is a better choice for areas with uneven ceilings. The circle and cylinder acts the same as the square/box but are..well..."round in shape" lol xd.
Then all it does for monster spawning is checking if the monsters bounding box fits inside the generator so you have to be very careful so the generator isn't inside the world or else the monster will get stuck.
The generators can be placed out manually through a editor. You can also control what monster should be spawned, how much chance of it to spawn. For example, if you wanted a gunner to have more spawning chance then the rest of the monsters etc. Bosses/water units (which i will talk more about at a later date) have special spawning options.
Next Week: GUI System.
Remember: If YOU like this project, please help out!, whether it be by just clicking a simple "like" button or spreading awareness about the project!, thanks <3.
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go look at 18.104.22.168:27950 and tell me what you know about vortex.
Huh?, why should i do that?.
just a pointer: there's a LOT of people that still care :P
News will come soon!. I uploaded a bunch of screenshots for now ;).
If you'd give a rough estimate of how long until it's out, what'd it be?
Definately tracking this. :)
Well, that is a good question. I want to add a updated BSP format (including collision) and rewrite the server before i stop on the big features. After all this is done, i have to fix and clean up all the other features that is not yet fully finished. I will try get most of the time killing stuff done next week :).
2011-07-14: Hey all, just a quick update on the project. I haven´t coded in like two weeks now since i got a temporary job but i'm trying to work on it as much as possible when i get some free time over. I am currently rewritting the server to support the new BSP format. I am also rebuilding the ModDB site a bit so thats the reason to why it looks unfinished atm.
2011-06-24: Going to work on the site and clean up stuff. If anyone is good with photoshop design and want to help out, contact me! :).
Tracking this
Haven't had a chance to get on during the holidays, been too busy. Great to see the engine coming along. I can only imagine the difficulty in making one, especially alone. Keep it up!
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Salayer is believed to have walked away from his residence between 2:30 and 6:30 a.m. Tuesday. Family members with whom he lives discovered him missing when they woke up Tuesday morning, said Lt. Hank Turner of the sheriff's Ramona station. It is unknown what clothing he is wearing but Turner said he was wearing only undergarments when he went to bed.
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The 33-year-old woman made the plea Monday in Salt Lake City to two counts of sexual exploitation of a minor. She also had faced two first-degree felony counts of aggravated sex abuse of a child and life in prison if convicted.
Prosecutors agreed to drop those charges in exchange for her plea. She now faces up to 30 years in prison at sentencing Dec. 5.
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Page Croyder, a retired assistant states attorney who for years has blogged about the internal workings of the justice system in Baltimore, announced today that she is running for circuit court judge.
"I stand for truth, transparency, and fairness in the court system," Croyder said from the steps of the Mitchell Courthouse on Calvert Street as a real estate tax auction was being conducted 50 feet away. "What I do not stand for, what the public should not stand for, are judges who embarrass and degrade the jurors, witnesses, and attorneys who appear in court before them. For that reason I am running against Judge Alfred Nance."
Croyder has long been outspoken about certain policies and practices within the judiciary. She has berated district court judges for their light workload and called out Judge Askew Gatewood for breaking environmental laws.
But Nance—who is now chief judge–has been a special target of hers almost since he was appointed to the bench in 1997. Croyder ran for judge in 1998, saying not all nine of the incumbents—who were running together on a slate—were qualified. By then an 11-year veteran of the State's Attorney's office, Croyder says then-State's Attorney Pat Jessamy at first told her she could keep working as usual during her campaign, and then abruptly told she would have to take an unpaid leave of absence.
"Then the sitting judges asked to talk to me," she says. "I was going to withdraw. I was thinking, 'How can I go all summer without getting paid?' But then something just said to me, no. I told them I was running. They tried to talk me out of it."
Croyder lost, but developed a reputation for speaking her mind, writing letters to the editor of The Baltimore Sun on such diverse topics as judicial salaries and evolutionary theory. (The judicial letter got her demoted, she says.)
"Judge Nance's inappropriate behavior was known inside the courthouse 15 years ago, prior to his election as a judge," Croyder said in her announcement, adding that a "conspiracy of silence from the courthouse and from the bar" allowed him to continue "his subtle sexual harassment of women."
Croyder is far from alone in criticizing Judge Nance. In 2006 he ordered a City Paper reporter who was called for jury duty not to write about his experience, after the reporter watched him comment on the marital status of another prospective juror.
He's been reprimanded by the Maryland Judicial Disabilities Commission once and then investigated again.
"Through the years Nance has continued to enhance his reputation for the disrespectful and degrading way he treats people," Croyder said. "Despite this, Governor Martin O'Malley has appointed him to a second 15-year-term, an action the governor should be called upon to explain."
Croyder has been a smart and fearless critic of all aspects of the system—including her own office. In 2010 she conducted a study of the so-called "war room" initiative in Jessamy's office, which Croyder has headed up. She found it was not effective.
She has also erred occasionally, as when she blasted Judge Nathan Braverman for letting a man accused of murder free on bail. That man, Demetrius Smith, was later convicted—falsely, it turned out—and then freed last year shortly before federal prosecutors charged the man who arranged the murder.
Croyder has no illusions about the fight she's picking. As she wrote on her blog, "The law firms and bar associations stand ready to purchase advertising and space on the ballots of other candidates, and the sitting judges will hold hands with Nance and ask voters to vote for all of them. Citizens will re-elect Nance not because they approve of him but because they won't know about him. He bears the legal establishment's stamp of approval as "best qualified" to be judge.
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If you didn't, OpenCoSF registration is now closed. You'll want to watch this space for updates.
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Tonight's gathering is an invitation-only event featuring Twitter CEO Dick Costolo "in conversation with event co-founder John Battelle, as well as a panel discussion featuring noted investor and philanthropist Ron Conway, github founder Tom Preston-Werner, and Silicon Valley Bank managing director Carrie Walsh. San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee will give opening remarks at 5:15pm."
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The Texas fertilizer plant that exploded last month, killing 14 people, injuring more than 200 others and causing tens of millions of dollars in damage to the surrounding area had only $1 million in liability coverage, lawyers said Saturday.
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The Texas fertilizer plant that exploded last month, killing 14 people, injuring more than 200 others and causing tens of millions of dollars in damage to the surrounding area had only $1 million in liability coverage, lawyers said Saturday.
Tyler lawyer Randy C. Roberts said he and other attorneys who have filed lawsuits against West Fertilizer's owners were told Thursday that the plant carried only $1 million in liability insurance. Brook Laskey, an attorney hired by the plant's insurer to represent West Fertilizer Co., confirmed the amount Saturday in an email to The Associated Press, after the Dallas Morning News first reported it.
"The bottom line is, this lack of insurance coverage is just consistent with the overall lack of responsibility we've seen from the fertilizer plant, starting from the fact that from day one they have yet to acknowledge responsibility," Roberts said.
Roberts said he expects the plant's owner to ask a judge to divide the $1 million in insurance money among the plaintiffs, several of whom he represents, and then file for bankruptcy.
He said he wasn't surprised that the plant was carrying such a small policy.
"It's rare for Texas to require insurance for any kind of hazardous activity," he said. "We have very little oversight of hazardous activities and even less regulation."
On April 17, a fire at the West Fertilizer Co. in West, a town 70 miles south of Dallas, was quickly followed by an earth-shaking explosion that left a 90-foot wide crater and damaged homes, schools and nursing home within a 37-block blast zone. Among those killed were 10 emergency responders.
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They are images of a more vibrant and lively downtown Detroit. Ideas put to paper that will soon become reality.
On Thursday, civic and business leaders unveiled big plans for the Woodward Corridor. Those who live and do business in the area are ecstatic.
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New shops, restaurants and a Papa Joe's Gourmet Market located near Campus Martius are in the works. The plan centers on creating six standout destinations that drive people to the area and keep them coming back.
The area near Harmonie Plaza is among those up for revitalization.
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During the past couple of years, these business owners have seen and felt the progress around them.
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Scarlets boss Simon Easterby boasts development edge
RaboDirect Pro 12: Scarlets v Ospreys
- Venue: Parc y Scarlets
- Date: Friday, 21 September, 2012
- Kick-off: 19:05 BST
Coverage: Live on BBC Two Wales and online plus score updates online
The Scarlets face Friday's Pro12 derby against the Ospreys with boss Simon Easterby claiming a player development edge over their rivals.
Easterby believes the Scarlets' squad rebuilding that began several seasons ago has helped them steal a march on the Ospreys, Newport Gwent Dragons and Cardiff Blues.
"Yeah, we are ahead of the other regions in that sense," said Easterby.
The four Welsh regions are operating a £3.5m salary cap.
But the Llanelli-based side can still boast an impressive, youthful back division.
It includes Wales stars Tavis Knoyle, 22, Rhys Priestland, 25, Scott Williams, 21, Jonathan Davies, 24, and George North, 20, rising full-back talents Liam Williams and Jordan Williams and front-rowers Ken Owens, 25 and Rhodri Jones, 20.
In addition, the Scarlets pack includes back-rowers Josh Turnbull, 24, and Rob McCusker, 26, who have won caps in recent seasons.
The Ospreys have sought to kill off their "Galacticos" culture in recent seasons, losing the likes of James Hook, Mike Phillips and Lee Byrne to French clubs, while Gavin Henson also departed in 2010.
Simon Easterby Scarlets head coach
"The challenge for us is being able to keep hold of those players because not all of them will be able to get rugby here"
Ahead of the 2012-13 campaign, Ireland and British and Irish Lions wing Tommy Bowe returned to Ulster while Shane Williams announced his retirement before joining Japan's Mitsubishi Dynaboars.
Wings Hanno Dirksen, 21, and Eli Walker, 20, have joined the ilk of fly-halves Dan Biggar, 22, and Matthew Morgan, 20, scrum-half Rhys Webb, 23, and forwards James King, 22, Ryan Bevington, 23, and Scott Baldwin, 24, in advancing the cause of youth at the Liberty Stadium.
Cardiff Blues' top summer signing was lock Lou Reed, 25, from the Scarlets, but they lost 11 capped internationals, including star Wales and Lions prop Gethin Jenkins to Toulon while bringing in less-celebrated players.
At the same time the Blues have seen back-row star Sam Warburton, 23, lock Bradley Davies, 25, and wing Harry Robinson, make their mark at international level in recent seasons.
Arms Park now hope players such as props Scott Andrews, 23, and Sam Hobbs, 24, hooker Rhys Williams, 22, fly-half Rhys Patchell, 19, and full-back Dan Fish can also rise to greater prominence.
The Dragons are viewed as perennial developers of players on annual budgets that have always struggled to match their Welsh rivals.
Recent Rodney Parade successes include wing Will Harries, 25, back-rowers Dan Lydiate, 24, and Toby Faletau, 21, while fly-half Steffan Jones, 21, has been joined by Wales' youngest-ever cap in wing or full-back Tom Prydie, 20, this season.
That leaves Easterby convinced his early Pro12 pacesetters are ahead of the game when it comes to developing home-grown talent with former boss Nigel Davies and development manager Gareth Jenkins having led the way.
He told BBC Radio Wales: "We had to take a look at where we were going as a club in terms of our recruitment and our development policy, probably three or four years ago.
"And I think we're seeing the rewards of that now.
"Nigel worked hard over the last couple of years to put some of those development players through and expose them.
"Gareth Jenkins works very hard developing those players from sort of 16 upwards and we're seeing some of those coming through now in the likes of Jordan and some of the front-row guys.
"So, yeah, we are ahead of the other regions in that sense.
"The challenge for us is being able to keep hold of those players because not all of them will be able to get rugby here.
"And hopefully we'll give them as much exposure as we can, but not do it too early in terms of affecting them too much in their early development.
"The other regions have their own agendas. We wouldn't necessarily want to copy anyone else and other regions may not want to copy us.
"We'd prefer it, I suppose, if we've got the quality in our development, that it stays that way and the other regions can develop how they want.
"But I'm sure that there's plenty coming through at the other regions as well.
"We've just been fortunate, I suppose, that there's a crop of seven or eight players coming through who are still young.
"But we're starting to see them develop nicely in our senior squad now."
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Comment number 13.HugoRight
20th September 2012 - 20:48
#2.Dave Morgan - absolutely right Dave! Local talent has to play and be tested in order to develop - Welsh rugby in general should analyse the root causes of Scarlets player development success and try to 'brand' it. The regional set up is only now starting to pay off - Wales has to stick with and build it to really pay off on the international stage.
Comment number 12.Sparky
19th September 2012 - 18:33
This is potentially th ebest Scarlets team for about10 years, as long as the the front 5 hold their own the team is very capable of doing well in the RABO this season..Europe against the power-teams is a different ball-game, perhaps another 2 years before we can challenge, provided the squadstays together and develops..will be interesting how the remaining o'seas signings blend in
Comment number 11.welshloiner
19th September 2012 - 17:58
I think the Scarlets are a very good side and I think it could be a long night for the Ospreys on Friday.
Comment number 10.Big monkey thing
19th September 2012 - 13:55
Rhodri Jones, Ken Owens, Samson Lee, Kirby Myhill, Aaron Shingler, Rob McCusker, Josh Turnbull.
4 of them will start on Friday against the O's, one on bench, one injured who would otherwise start.
Not bad!
Comment number 9.maff1980
19th September 2012 - 10:29
They need to start developing forwards now!
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TEL RIFAT, Syria – Syria launched a ground assault Wednesday on rebel-held areas of the besieged city of Aleppo, the center of battles between government forces and opposition fighters for more than two weeks.
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Chaos is mounting inside Syria as the country's civil war deepens. President Bashar Assad's regime has suffered a series of setbacks over the past month: Four senior security officials were assassinated in Damascus, there have been a string of high-level defections including the prime minister this week, and government forces have struggled to put down rebel challenges in Damascus and Aleppo.
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A foreign diplomat in Turkey told The Associated Press on Wednesday that the rebels were likely not receiving any heavy weapons, making any chance of their taking over Aleppo exceedingly low.
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