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NPower Wind Turbine 400 Watt, Marine Grade | Wind Solutions | Save $50 for $449.99
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All Power America Wind Turbine 400 Watts for $419.99
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Solar Powered 10-Inch Desktop Wind Turbine for $14.97
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Monster Turbine High-Performance In-Ear Speakers for $79.95
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16% Off DYSON Vacuums @ 6ave.com using Coupon Code AFLDYSON16
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Solar Powered 10-Inch Desktop Wind Turbine for $8.99
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Caption: In research that suggests that so-called "junk DNA" may help organisms overcome adverse growth conditions, a Princeton research team focused on redundant instructional regions in the fruit fly genome known as shadow enhancers. Experiments with shadow enhancers that influence the production of hair-like projections, which are called trichomes, on the bodies of fruit flies showed that, when the researchers deleted these redundant DNA snippets and observed developing fly embryos, flies without shadow enhancers developed with only very slight defects in their trichomes under ideal conditions -- 25 degrees Celsius, or 77 degrees Fahrenheit. But at more extreme temperatures -- pushing the limits of those at which developing fruit flies can survive -- the researchers found that flies without shadow enhancers had severe deficiencies in their trichomes.
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The Bachelor of Applied Science in Business Management Program at Yakima Valley Community College is designed for prospective students who have earned an associate's degree and need a pathway to a bachelor's degree. This pathway combines lower division technical and transfer courses with upper division credits in business management, resulting in an application-oriented, four-year degree.
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I love this shirt, he loves this shirt, happy happy family! My little guy is 20 months old and just into size 2T, so I got him the size 2 in this Moosejaw tee and its a perfe…
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Reached a Bottom Yet? Lehman to Cut Up to 1,000 JobsO
Have we finally reached bottom? Bloomberg reported late last week that Lehman expects to cut up to 1,000 jobs or 4% of its work force.
Things have been bad for months, but do you guys think in terms of cuts we've finally reached bottom or is there more pain to come?
Not even close to the endIB
My estimate is that we are in the opening scenes of the second act.
and what gives with the captchas? have you got a spam problem?
not even near the climaxAM
and what gives with the captchas? have you got a spam problem?
Yup. There have been about three spammers I've seen so far. One guy was posting his life story and questions on almost every thread. The other two were just writing random messages to jack up their points.
But I agree, its only the second act. I expect to see more hiring freezes and more bloodletting. No one knows how bad its going to get before the end. I don't even know if we're anywhere near the climax yet.
I wonder if it'll end like Hamlet where everyone dies. Majority of the BB CEO's have stepped down and one bank has passed away.
I'm making it up as I go along.
So basically kids in theIB
So basically kids in the Class of 2008 (i.e. 1st years) are in for some shit.
I heard it is up to 1500ER
I heard it is up to 1500 now.
I think what would be moreIB
I think what would be more interesting is to know where the majority of the cuts will be occurring.
Also, I can see Citi cutting next.
Do you mean bottom in termsST
Do you mean bottom in terms of layoff or the strength of the economy?
I believe that once taxpayers get immediate tax reliefs in first half of 2009' and also once houses prices start to rise, you will see a rebound in the economy.
Yeah I would say we are atO
Yeah I would say we are at about the 40-50% mark in terms of write-offs. If you want to relate it to lay-offs, I don't know if it's 1:1 (i.e. at the 40-50% mark in terms of layoffs) but it should be in the ballpark.
students of financial historyIB
how many people on Wall Street got laid off in the great depression? That'll tell you when we're near the end.
I vaguely recall a thread from last year when some posters gave me shit for predicting the second great depression. Well, we've just had the chancellor of the exchequer admitting that the UK economy is in its worst shape for 60 years, and I see this being repeated the world over.
So, to answer the question who's next? All of them.
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UW-Eau Claire campus construction updateMay 10, 2013
EAU CLAIRE — Below is an update on the progress of ongoing construction projects at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.
Education Building construction
Construction of the $44.5 million Education Building is proceeding toward on-time completion in November 2013, with the first classes in the facility scheduled for spring semester 2014. Take a video tour of the new building at right.
The approximately 182,000-square-foot building replaces the obsolete Campus School and is located between Schneider Hall and Zorn Arena.
The new Education Building will house UW-Eau Claire's College of Education and Human Sciences administrative units; significant new classroom space for use by the entire campus; the departments of education studies, English, foreign languages and special education; and select student support services, including Services for Students with Disabilities, the Student Success Network and the Office of Multicultural Affairs. See photos of the construction progress.
Education building fast facts:
- Interior wall framing is nearing completion throughout the building.
- Drywall installation is nearing completion on the third and fourth floors.
- Painting is underway on the third and fourth floors.
- Window installation is 55 percent complete.
- Utilities rough-in is 85 percent complete.
- Exterior brickwork is 95 percent complete.
- A building naming committee has proposed several name choices and has solicited feedback from campus. Three names will be presented to the chancellor for consideration.
- Plans are being developed for the move-in of academic departments and student support services to be housed in the new building.
Central Campus Mall restoration
Central Campus Mall restoration fast facts:
Features of the mall will include:
- A central "hub" gathering space for socializing. See an overhead view of the plan.
- Moving the "Sprites" sculpture from its current location just northeast of Schofield Hall to the "hub" of the mall. See the artist's rendering of the new "Sprites" sculpture location.
- 47 new trees. See the tree-planting layout.
Construction of the Central Campus Mall will necessitate the closure of the area between Schofield Hall and the Education Building for most of the summer, including during orientation weeks. Construction is expected to be completed by late August.
In addition to the Central Campus Mall restoration, work will resume on the new green space between Davies Center and Schofield Hall, including installation of irrigation and the planting of trees, shrubs and other plants. While there is a preliminary planting plan, the intent is to observe how the new green space is used next fall before finalizing landscaping. See the preliminary tree-planting plan.
The interior of the north entrance (front) of Schofield Hall will receive a facelift this summer, with the removal of wallpaper, skim coating of walls and painting of the stairwell.
The two east Schofield Hall entrances (off the Central Campus Mall) will have new stairs and railings installed.
The Chancellor's Office and Academic Affairs suite will be remodeled, with the kitchenette to be relocated away from the Room 202 conference room, removal of wallpaper and carpeting, painting, expansion of the Chancellor's Office to include a small conference room, and new office furniture. In keeping with the original character of the building, terrazzo and wood floors will be restored as feasible.
Plans for the Chancellor's Office and Academic Affairs remodeling were two years in the making, and construction of the new kitchenette began in March. The last remodeling of the Chancellor's Office and Academic Affairs suite was approximately 30 years ago.
For additional information, contact Mike Rindo, assistant chancellor for facilities and university relations, at 715-836-4742 or email@example.com.


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Carrillo Menéndez, José and Gilardi, Gianni (1990) La vitesse de propagation dans le problême de la digue. Annales de la Faculté des Sciences de Toulouse. Série VI. Mathématiques, 11 (3). pp. 7-28. ISSN 0240-2963
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In this paper we study the speed of propagation of the free boundary of the dam problem. We prove that the free boundary of the saturated part (X = 1) has a finite speed of
propagation, which implies that the speed of propagation of the pressure is finite when the medium is not saturated. When the medium is saturated the speed of propagation of the pressure can be infinite.
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Progress in East Africa as Farmers Begin Adapting to Changing Weather
In a year when abnormal weather has wreaked havoc on farmers around the globe—from record drought in the U.S. to the failed monsoon in India—new research recently published by the CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS) shows that smallholder farmers across East Africa have started to adapt to the changing climate.
CCAFS scientists surveyed more than 700 farming households in four East African countries, publishing the results in the journal Food Security.
"The good news is that a lot of farmers are making changes," CCAFS's Patti Kristjanson told Reuters. "So it's not all doom and gloom ... but much more needs to be done."
The CCAFS survey found a number of reasons for optimism. More than half the farmers surveyed adopted at least one drought-tolerant variety and more than half have taken up a shorter-cycle crop variety. But these positives were unfortunately balanced by negative points, including the problem that only ten percent have begun trying to store or manage the water applied to their crops.
"If you think about climate change in the sense that water is going to become more of an issue – increased variability and more frequent extreme events – we would like to see much more transformational changes in the sense that [the farmers] start storing water," Kristhanson told Voice of America. "Very few of them are currently storing any kind of agricultural water, and they're not even storing household water," Kristjanson told Voice of America News.
New York Times blogger Andrew Revkin highlighted the point that those farmers who have less food were the ones having more trouble adapting. Farm families at all five study sites had to confront this issue; they faced food deficits on average for two months in Nyando, Kenya, and for more than half the year in Borana, Ethiopia.
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