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Is Facebook Lying About 900 Million Users?
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- I am ceaselessly amazed to witness the level of desperation among some investors when they want nothing more at that particular moment than to be right -- regardless of how ridiculous the claim may be. When it comes to certain companies, I'm realizing that investors these days care very little about exposing their increased levels of emotional attachment. At one point this was a cardinal sin on Wall Street.
However today there is a new breed of investor who wears tickers as badges of honor. In the process, these folks have allowed feelings to cloud their judgment by presenting arguments that not only suggest they are wrong, but demonstrate their commitment toward excluding logic from the discussion.
My article on Monday regarding social media giant
(FB) and investors' appetite for revenge stirred a bit of controversy regarding the company's credibility -- specifically questioning the authenticity of its 900 million users.
However, it seems that these are the same people that failed to raise these questions prior to the IPO. Now after getting burned, somehow it is time for due diligence. A reader named "Walrus007" offered this:
I seriously doubt 900 million "people" are using face book. It just doesn't pass the common sense test. I wish the media would stop spreading and ignoring this deception. I repeatedly see blogs from people claiming multiple FB accounts, often up to 50. There are 7B people on earth. For starters, FB is banned or unavailable in many countries including giants like China. I have been to 21 countries and I can tell you that in many countries huge percentages of people are just not on the net at all, and a huge percentage of the world has little or no money to funnel into FB pockets anyway.
I do not believe FB has 900m customers. I also believe they are close to market saturation with all kinds of competitors snapping at their heels. FB will morph into yet another tool for big business to sell you stuff, if it hasn't happened already.
First it's hard to not agree with Walrus007 to some extent because Facebook has recently admitted in SEC documents released prior to its IPO that its user base numbers hold an estimated 5% to 6% of false or duplicate accounts. How accurate that figure is remains to be seen. However, all it means is that instead of 900 million active users, it may (only) have 845 million to 855 million that are real.Let's assume a more bearish number of 15% unqualified accounts exist, that means the company has (only) 765 million in active users. Is that really that much of a difference? We could reasonably ask, is Facebook doing enough and does it have sufficient information to report only the accounts that it knows to be legitimate, such as 845 million as opposed to 900 million? To fully understand how Facebook addresses these concerns one only needs to attempt to create an account of their own -- an exercise which I undertook for the first time recently. What I've noticed is that during the signup process, the company first takes you to what it calls a statement of rights and responsibilities where it states that "Facebook users provide their real names and information, and we need your help to keep it that way" -- information that includes age requirements (13), agreeing not to create duplicate accounts, and not being a convicted sex offender.
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Spatial thinking is a complex and challenging process. Support systems can help to manage this complexity by
storing and handling multiple and often large data sets;
routinizing repetitious and laborious elemental parts of the process (akin to the development of macros in word processing programs);
keeping track of the results of chained sequences of operations;
providing in-process feedback and assistance; and
providing a means for the display and communication of results, working and final, for oneself and for others.
Spatial thinking is a powerful process. Support systems can help to ensure the appropriate use of this power by
making its roles clear;
making its practice accessible to a wide range of users;
making its instruction and application successful in a wide range of contexts;
drawing on the experiences of as broad a range of disciplines as possible and on the expertise of members of those disciplines (the idea of best practices);
providing multiple, alternative formats for representing data and results;
providing access to key activities (in terms of transformations, operations, and analyses); and
recognizing the roles of incompleteness and error in data, uncertainty in analysis, and therefore ambiguity in results.
Given the different forms that spatial thinking can take and the diverse range of contexts within which it can be applied, there is no single system that can be a universal support for spatial thinking. Chapters 8 and 9 analyze one exemplar system, GIS, in terms of its design and implementation in the K–12 context, and Chapter 10 presents recommendations for improving its design and implementation.
However, it is the committee's belief that a mix of support systems must be brought to bear on the teaching of spatial thinking. Although GIS is evaluated in detail as one such system, the committee recognizes that the fundamental challenge is first and foremost to appreciate the practical power and educational importance of spatial thinking. The problem that we face in American schools today is not one of inadequate tools as such but the need to appreciate and understand the process of spatial thinking. We can only teach people to do what we recognize, understand, and value.
Spatial thinking is built on a constructive amalgam of an understanding of space, representation, and reasoning (see Chapters 1 and 2). These three elements shape the specific characteristics of a support system for spatial thinking that must have the capacity to do the following:
1. Spatialize data sets by providing spatial data structures and coding systems (see Chapter 2) for spatial and nonspatial data.
Data sets that are spatial in form (e.g., containing positional data expressed in terms of latitude and longitude coordinates) must be registered and projected into a geographic space (e.g., on a map projection using the State Plane Coordinate System [SPCS]). With numerous ways of expressing spatial data, a support system must be able to integrate heterogeneous data sets by registering and projecting them onto a common framework for analysis and display.


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if(_rbTest->GetCollisionShape()->Intersects(*_ground->GetCollisionShape())) {
//Convert incoming shape to a line.
a2de::Line l(*dynamic_cast<a2de::Line*>(_ground->GetCollisionShape()));
//Get line's normal.
a2de::Vector2D normal_vector(l.GetSlope().GetY(), -l.GetSlope().GetX());
//Accumulate forces involved.
a2de::Vector2D intermediate_forces;
a2de::Vector2D normal_force = normal_vector * _rbTest->GetMass() * _world->GetGravityHandler()->GetGravityValue();
intermediate_forces += normal_force;
//Calculate final velocity: See [1]
double Ma = _rbTest->GetMass();
a2de::Vector2D Ua = _rbTest->GetVelocity();
double Mb = _ground->GetMass();
a2de::Vector2D Ub = _ground->GetVelocity();
double mCr = Mb * _ground->GetRestitution();
a2de::Vector2D collision_velocity( ((Ma * Ua) + (Mb * Ub) + ((mCr * Ub) - (mCr * Ua))) / (Ma + Mb));
//Calculate reflection vector: See [2]
a2de::Vector2D reflect_velocity( -collision_velocity + 2 * (a2de::Vector2D::DotProduct(collision_velocity, normal_vector)) * normal_vector );
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reflect_velocity *= (_ground->GetRestitution() * _rbTest->GetRestitution());
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(1) Wikipedia: Coefficient of Restitution: Speeds after impact
(2) Wikipedia: Specular Reflection: Direction of reflection
First, I have a system in place to account for friction (that is, a coefficient of friction) but is not used right now (in addition, it is zero, which should not affect the math anyway). I'll deal with that after I get this working.
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A nonprofit organization dedicated to saving animals is stepping up its public campaign in hopes of drawing attention to what animal advocates say is a growing problem in San Juan Capistrano: the lack of attention paid to the city's furry friends.
Volunteers with The Ark of San Juan described their efforts to rescue animals in the city to the City Council, trying to drum up more volunteer support and emphasizing their goal to have a building they can call their own.
"That is the ultimate goal, and we can only do that with the city's help," said Kathy Hammersly, manager of The Ark. "Our goal right now is to just educate."
The effort comes after a tumultuous seven years in the city's tight-knit animal rescue community that included a failed attempt by another group to build a shelter and a contentious fight between that group and Hammersly, a former employee of another nonprofit – Capistrano Animal Rescue Effort – who unsuccessfully sued the group for mismanagement, sparking further lawsuits that included a defamation claim by Hammersly's husband.
"There's been a lot of bad blood over the years," said Matt Gaffney, CARE president.
CARE now operates solely as a funding source for nonprofit organizations looking to help stray animals after ditching plans for a shelter in 2009. The Ark has stepped in and taken over rescue efforts in San Juan Capistrano, but the two groups don't work together.
The Ark is eager to establish itself as the main animal-control group in San Juan Capistrano, and the city seems to be abiding, with the recent addition of The Ark's website link to the city's website and what Hammersly said is growing interest from City Council members Derek Reeve and Roy Byrnes.
Currently, San Juan Capistrano is one of 17 cities that contracts with the county's animal-control agency, OC Animal Care.
"We believe we provide a good service, but I will say we rely heavily on nonprofit groups like The Ark," said manager Ryan Drabek.
The city's $92,788 annual contract with OC Animal Care involves county workers picking up strays in San Juan Capistrano and transporting them to Orange. The Ark puts a hold on each animal and tries to find each a home before the deadline for euthanasia approaches, which can vary depending on the population of the shelter and the animal's circumstances.
Drabek said the efforts in San Juan Capistrano have translated to euthanasia rates lower than those seen in other cities.
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Reeve said in an email to the Register that he wants to help build a closer relationship between the city and The Ark that could lead to a contract to provide animal-control services.
He also said a closer relationship between the city and The Ark will lead to more rescued animals.
"I am confident by forging this relationship, we together can rescue all animals in town and not have them needlessly killed as they are now through our contract with the county," Reeve said, adding that donations to The Ark "go to animals and not 'administrative costs.'"
He said he's working to secure permission for The Ark to have an informational kiosk at the dog park and is confident the city will eventually have a headquarters for animal control efforts, but "it will require creativity to develop a path."
With CARE's fundraising efforts to do the same thing having fallen flat, is The Ark worried the public may have lost interest in donating money to a yet-to-be-built shelter?
Councilman Larry Kramer, who once served on CARE's board of directors, said he shares that concern.
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Document Type Master's Dissertation Author Naidoo, Lucille Adeline URN etd-08032012-141133 Document Title Liquid solid mass transfer in small diameter trickle bed reactors Degree MEng Department Chemical Engineering Supervisor
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- pre-wetting
- multiplicity
- liquid solid mass transfer coefficient
- wall effects
Date 2012-04-17 Availability restricted AbstractTrickle bed reactors form an integral component of the petrochemical industry. In order to optimise their performance, industrial reactors are scaled down to laboratory scale reactors. It is desired that the laboratory scale reactor ought to operate at the same superficial velocity to replicate the hydrodynamics of the industrial reactor. This can be achieved by scaling down reactors according to the reactor diameter. However, wall effects can severely impact the hydrodynamics of these small diameter laboratory scale reactors The complex distribution of liquid in a trickle bed reactor operated in the trickle flow regime results in partial wetting of the solid particles which impacts the liquid solid mass transfer coefficient and consequently influences the reaction rates in a trickle bed reactor. The distribution of liquid in the trickle flow regime is also affected by prewetting procedures applied to the packed bed, where multiple hydrodynamic states occur. This phenomenon of hydrodynamic multiplicity affects the values of hydrodynamic parameters and complicates the prediction of trickle bed reactor performance. In this study the liquid solid mass transfer was investigated in a variety of columns, with column to particle diameter ratios in the range of 10 to 1, by employing the electrochemical technique. A distinct trend was found where the decrease in column diameter resulted in an increase in the effective liquid solid mass transfer coefficient, even though the values of the effective liquid solid mass transfer coefficients were two orders of magnitude lower than published data. A threefold increase of the effective liquid solid mass transfer coefficient was obtained on decreasing the column to particle diameter ratio from 10 to 3. However, this trend was not sustained for the bead column (D/dp=1) where a decrease in effective liquid solid mass transfer coefficient was observed on decreasing the column to diameter ratio from 3 to 1. The substantial increase in liquid solid mass transfer could not be entirely explained by partial external wetting as well as interstitial velocity variations. The low values of liquid solid mass transfer coefficients also could not be explained despite attempts to validate the measurement technique. The effects of hydrodynamic multiplicity on the effective liquid solid mass transfer coefficients were significant in all the columns The effects of hydrodynamic multiplicity on the effective liquid solid mass transfer coefficients were significant in all the columns. The Kan prewetting outperformed the Levec gas prewetting by as much as 1.5 times, while the super prewetting outperformed Levec prewetting by as much as 1.3 times. The modes without gas outperformed the modes with gas which is contrary to previous findings on the effect of gas on liquid solid mass transfer. Copyright © 2011, University of Pretoria. All rights reserved. The copyright in this work vests in the University of Pretoria. No part of this work may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, without the prior written permission of the University of Pretoria.
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Kyli Knickerbocker and Caitlin Henderson with Dr. Nicole Juersivich
The Brauer Award is funded by a charitable trust established by Evan Brauer in 1997 in memory of his father, Herbert J. Brauer, and it is awarded annually to one or more deserving mathematics majors who are also pursuing teacher certification. Evan, himself a Post Baccalaureate student who earned his secondary certification in mathematics at Nazareth College, is currently teaching mathematics in a local public school system.
A plaque, with the names of the award recipients, is on permanent display in a glass case on the third floor of Smyth Hall.
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One of the many films to premiere at Sundance this year was director Jordan Vogt-Roberts offbeat coming-of-age comedy Toy's House. Written by Chris Galletta, the film is about three unhappy teens (Nick Robinson, Gabriel Basso, Moises Arias) "who flee to the wilderness where they build a makeshift house and live off the land as masters of their own destiny." Toy's House also stars Nick Offerman, Alison Brie, Megan Mullally, and Mary Lynn Rajskub.
Shortly after the premiere I sat down with Megan Mullally. We talked about how she got involved with Toy's House, her reaction to seeing the movie for the first time, making movies with her husband Nick Offerman, improv, and more. In addition, we talked about the Party Down movie, her upcoming film G.B.F. (Gay Best Friend), the comedy pilot she's writing for IFC, and a lot more. Hit the jump to watch.


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Not too bad a weekend was had by yours truly, even though I achieved sweet fuck all it was just nice to have some chill-out time for a change.I had Friday off, so I went to the doctor, did a work-out at the gym, and then spent the rest of the day bumming around on the computer and getting drunk by myself.On Saturday I mowed the lawns, got sunburnt, played some guitar, watched a couple of movies in the evening and generally just lazed about.Yeasterday was our 6th wedding anniversary so we had Sandy`s parents over for a lunch time BBQ, and then her sister, brother in law and our 2 nieces came over in the afternoon. It was quite a good day. I spent most of it drinking beer in the hot sun and playing soccer with my nieces. So in all it was the most spectacularly exciting weekend, just lazy & rather pleasant.Next weekend looks like being my kind of weekend. Friday night we`re going to see the Brewster Brothers (ex the Angels) play at the Criterion in Castlemaine, and then Sunday afternoon it`ll be back to the Criterion to see Ash Grunwald play his awsome brand of kick ass accoustic blues.Anyway got a couple of our to chill out before I go to the gym and sweat out some of the toxins I absorbed over the weekend, then it`s (YUCK!!!) work.


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Hot Chocolate and More
Like the Butterburst biscuits, I reviewed a couple of weeks ago, there seemed to be unnecessary ingredients in the Zuma hot chocolate. Admittedly, I am a bit of a purist and prefer my food to be as natural and as unprocessed as possible, but I was a little taken aback to find dextrose, flavouring and salt in addition to sugar and cocoa. Flavouring is such a ubiquitous and meaningless term as it tells you precisely nothing, other than that something unspecified has been added. The cocoa powder was fat reduced, so maybe that's why extra flavouring was felt to be needed. I had naively assumed hot chocolate would contain, cocoa powder, sugar and nothing else. When we tried a cup, I have to say neither of us were that impressed by the taste either - it was way too sweet and also had a bit of a weird flavour.
The mugs were lovely; with my penchant for warm colours, I was delighted by the bright orange background and the yellow writing. Hot chocolate associated words adorned the mugs, conjuring up images of warmth and cosiness. These are perfect for hot chocolate and I've been using them regularly ever since.
Strangely, I was less worried about the syrups, because I sort of expected there to be a long list of ingredients I'd be less than happy with. However, I was pleasantly surprised to find there were no artificial preservatives in these Sweetbird syrups and they are also the only ones approved by the Vegetarian Society. In fact there was nothing there I had an issue with except the term "aromas" - what does that mean? It does say on the label that there are no artificial flavours, so maybe I'm being unduly suspicious. I've seen these syrups or something similar in cafes and they appear to be quite popular, but I had never tried them until now. I had some Hazelnut in a hot chocolate - all I can say is, it didn't do it for me. I can see them being more successfully used in cake toppings and fillings and I will be doing so. In fact, the toffee syrup I've already used to good effect in this toffee yogurt cake.
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I like the sound of those syrups, they would be lovely in hot chocolate.ReplyDelete
I love that you've been totally honest here. For me hot chocolate is such a special drink I like to make it by melting chocolate and adding milk. Naughty but so lovely. I've also always been suspicious of those syrups. Great post xReplyDelete
Hot chocolate looks warm and comforting..thanks for the recipe!ReplyDelete
Those syrups sound so good & tempting to me too!ReplyDelete
MMMMMM,...Thanks for sharing with us!
Kisses! :)
I no fan of those instant hot chocolate drinks, I like my hot chocolate to be made of dark choc+milk+sugar or cocoa powder+milk+sugar. Oh, and I nice dollop of whipped cream isn't out of place either. So can't blame you for not being impressed with the hot choc. I actually suspect one of my SILs to use instant hot choc in her chocolate cakes, as it doesn't taste much chocolate of them and I keep struggling to figure out what kind of cake I'm actually eating.ReplyDelete
The syrups sounds yummy.
I've found that whenever foods are converted to low fat, a whole lot of strangeness needs to be added to them to then make them taste similar to the original. Nice cups, though, and it's good that you've found a use for the syrups.ReplyDelete
PS. thanks for always being such an objective reviewer, I always know we can completely trust your opinion!
I like to use chocolate cocoa powder in banana smoothies - but I love my icy cold bevvies. Great review. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Another great review Choclette. I'm really interested in the syrups and so far as syrups go they seem to tick all the boxes.ReplyDelete
That sounds like a fabulous bunch of goodies you've been sent! Pity the hot chocolate wasn't up to much, as it does look very comforting in the pic!ReplyDelete
I had a "gingerbread latte" in my work's canteen once... never again! Although I have heard the vanilla syrup is gorgeous. Glad to see you can still get use out of them though!
Jac - I know someone at work who really likes ameretto syrup in her coffee.ReplyDelete
Dom - thanks. I usually make hot chocolate in exactly the same way as you do, although I often add a some cinnamon too.
Suman - hot chocolate can be a lovely drink, especially when the weather is cold and wet.
Sophie - you're welcome.
LF - I'm with you, chocolate and milk makes the best hot chocolate, but I think I'd prefer mine without additional sugar. Cream sounds good.
Celia - thank you. I do try to only review things I think I'll like, but I don't always know what I'm getting.
Monica - thank you.
Chele - if you're going to use ready made syrups, I think these are good ones.
Catherine - hot chocolate is always comforting, just some more than others ;-)
fantastic review an that hot chocolate does look yummy :)ReplyDelete
Great review, nice size attractive mug and the chocolate looks yummy, think syrup would perhaps be too sweet but now and again would be greatReplyDelete
The caramel syrup is gorgeous in milky coffee !ReplyDelete


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Oluwajobi, Akinjide O. and Chen, Xun (2011) The Effect of Depth of Cut on the Molecular Dynamics (MD) Simulation of Multi-Pass Nanometric Machining. In: Proceedings of the 17th International Conference on Automation & Computing, 10 September 2011. University of Huddersfield, Huddersfield, UK. ISBN 9781862180987
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The effect of depth of cut on multi-pass
nanometric machining of copper workpiece with diamond
tool was studied using the Molecular Dynamics (MD)
simulation. The copper-copper interactions were modelled
by the EAM potential and the copper-diamond interactions
were modelled by the Morse potential. The diamond tool
was modelled as a deformable body and the Tersoff
potential was applied for the carbon-carbon interactions. It
was observed that the average tangential and normal
components of the cutting forces increase with increase in
depth of cut and they reduced in consecutive cutting passes
for each depth of cut. Also, the ratio of the tangential to
normal force components decreases as the depth of cut
increases, but remains fairly constant after 1.5nm depth of
cut. The ratio of the cutting force to area decreases with
increase in the depth of cut and remains constant after
2.5nm depth of cut.
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A review of Beneath a Steel Sky by Zyx on 14.06.2010
This is one of the great adventure games from the golden age of adventure games. It wasn't as epic as the LucasArts and Sierra games, but it was popular enough to become a cult classic. As such, it probably better compares to the Guilty-series of adventure games than the A-list.
Developed by the company that is best known for the Broken Sword series of adventure games, Beneath a Steel Sky is a dystopian sci-fi adventure.
You start as Rober Foster, a survivor of a plane crash and then raised by a trive of aboriginals until a group of soldiers from a nearby city come and kill the tribe and kidnap you. You narrowly escape and fnd yourself in Union City, trying to find out just who is after you and start to discover that there is much more to your history than you knew. The whole backstroy is told in a form of a comic, which was also really cool for its time.
As its contemporaries, it is full of cultural references and humour. It is however much darker in tone. The game is rather long and the puzzles are sometimes difficult, I remember getting stuck multiple times when playing this game. One thing that I really felt that made this game to continue forever is vast amount of locations, you're constantly in a new environment, a new part of the city, trying to uncover the vast conspiracy that's trying to kill you… or keeping you alive?
The game features Revolution's trademark "Virtual Theatre" system so that NPCs act and move a bit more freely than in other adventure games in that time. Other than that, the game plays exactly like its contemporaries.
Like for Secret of Monkey Island, there is a "Remastered" version of this game available for the iPhone, but that game is not free. Through the hard work of ScummVM developers many of these old adventure games have surprisingly found a new home and a revenue at Apple's App Store.
If you get the game from Good Old Games, you'll also get PDF copies of the manual and a comic book inspired by the game drawn by the same guy who drew the intro and a little known comic book called Watchmen, Dave Gibbons.
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Keep Saturday, Feb. 8 open, and plan to head to Burnhearts (2599 S. Logan Ave.) for Mitten Fest from noon to 8 p.m. The outdoor party includes rarities by Central Waters and Founders, barrel-aged Old Fashioneds (yum), live music, a cold weather craft fair and food. The beauty of the event is that it benefits the Hunger Task Force. Last year, Mitten Fest brought in 1,125 pounds of food, 50 bags of clothing and more than $1500 in cash donations.
"We want to use the event as a platform to bring awareness to the fact that while we are partying in the cold, there are others struggling to make ends meet," says Burnhearts owner B.J. Seidel. "We partnered with Hunger Task Force and asked customers in lieu of a cover to bring nonperishables and warm weather clothing to donate to our neighbors who need a little extra help to make it through the winter safely."
Seems to me that Mitten Fest is a win for everyone involved.
Cold weather be damned. Props to the Oconomowoc Rotary Club for helping us take our minds off of the frigid temps and let us all focus on beer. The eighth annual Brewfest takes place at Olympia Resort and Spa (1350 Royale Mile Road, Oconomowoc) from 5 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 1. More than 25 brewers (including Three Floyds, one of my favorites) are headed to Lake Country, and for just $50 you can join them. Not too many beer fests take place in the dead of winter. Thank goodness there's at least this one.
Some beer drinkers revel in the return of Bell's Hopslam, and others think the hype is overdone. I'm in the former category. The IIPA has made it to Milwaukee, and I recommend trying it if you haven't already. Hop bitterness is tempered with citrus flavor and a slight sweetness that balances it all out. This winter has been miserable so far; Hopslam makes it a little more tolerable.
Jelly Belly announced its first beer-flavored jelly bean. It's a Hefeweizen. No word on if there will be any barrel aging going on.
Last week, the Journal Sentinel had a nice snapshot of new Wisconsin breweries, both already running and on the horizon. I really think that Milwaukee was a little late to the table on this one, but it's nice to see that Brew City is catching up to the new brewery trend.
Enjoy the Super Bowl folks. I recommend sipping on a nice warming stout, in the comfort of your home or bar, while you watch fans that are actually at the game freeze at MetLife Stadium.
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Our third and final Prize Patrol Blitz stop was Clarksville, Tennessee, a town about 45 miles northwest of Nashville. We were excited to have two reporters from two different local papers, plus a reporter from 5-Star Radio (which consists of five local radio stations), as well as one very ecstatic florist who insisted on being part of our caravan to surprise the Publishers Clearing House winner.
Everything was going along perfectly: the weather was sunny and quite warm for this time of the year; we had news coverage traveling with us; and we were all ready to surprise our winner. We pulled out the flowers, balloons and big check – everything ready for the winning moment. Only one thing was missing – the cash sweepstakes winner: Cindy Milliron.
After some detective work, we discovered she had moved to Alabama just three weeks earlier! A neighbor had her new phone number so, even though we usually do not call winners to tell them the news, this time around we improvised and did the sweepstakes winning moment over the phone. After all, we had a neighbor and local news media to vouch for us, if necessary. "You're lying" was her first reaction of disbelief, but that was followed by a chorus of "Oh my, Oh my …" when she realized this was definitely the real Publishers Clearing House Prize Patrol with a real Big Check for $10,000. She asked if she would receive the money by Christmas and we assured her that she certainly would. We always find our winners – even if they have left the state!
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|I need advice on how to set up a tiered light stand for starting seedlings. It would be 3 or 4 tiers, probably using a shelving unit with 3 or 4 tiers.
My first question is what type of lighting to use?
It was recommended to use T8 bulbs. How long should they be? What do these look like? Can I order them online, if so where? I can't get to Walmart, Home Depot etc cause of poor weather, and there isn't one available locally where I live; the closest one is 30-40 minutes away.
I have heard there are high definition lights for plants and 'LED'. Which are the best to use for starting seedlings?
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- Posted by Michael.Masztal none (My Page) on Sat, Jan 26, 13 at 19:44
|For seedlings, T5 aren�t necessary. You can do just as well with the less expensive T8 and daylight (6500K) bulbs. LED aren�t appropriate for seedlings. THey work well with larger fruiting plants
Go to YouTube and search under "tiered hydroponic systems" and you�ll get a lot of videos to watch. One of my favorite YT contributors is mhpgardener. Check his videos out.
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- Posted by kawaiineko_gardener 5a (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sun, Jan 27, 13 at 16:40
|Thank you for posting on my thread as well as the suggestion to look up the videos on you tube.
Sorry if this sounds like a stupid question, but what on earth do the t8 bulbs (the 6500k ones that are daylight bulbs) look like? I've never used them before, so a picture of what they look like would be helpful please.
Also I plan to do a 3 tiered set up for starting seedlings. How many of these T8 bulbs would you recommend per tier?
With the lengths of the shelves I'd be using, per tier they would probably be 4'-5' long.
Also what could I use to actually 'clip' the lights/affix them? I can't use anything that requires them being screwed into the ceiling.
- Posted by Michael.Masztal none (My Page) on Mon, Jan 28, 13 at 7:38
|They look like regular fluorescent bulbs. T5, T8, T10, refer to the size (thickness) of the bulb. T5 are thin, T10 thicker. They come in 2, 4� lengths. For your set up you could go with a 2 or 4 bulb fixture, but the 4 bulb will have wider coverage area. As far as how to fix them, they all have some sort of hanging arrangement on the housing. You�ll have to figure out which will work best.
- Posted by kawaiineko_gardener 5a (email@example.com) on Mon, Jan 28, 13 at 16:54
|Thanks for the clarification regarding the grow lights, as well as the advice of how many to use per tier.
I found this via a web search (you'll have to copy and paste it manually into your web browser, it won't display it as a hyper link, I don't know why).
Also can you give me ideas as to what to use to attach the lights to? What they're called? Again I know very little about growing seedlings under lights, and I've never tried to build and design a set up myself. Add to that I'm unfortunately not good with building things.
I was thinking of just using a 3 tier shelving unit as the place to put the light set up system itself (the lights and whatever they'll be affixed to). Would this suffice?
- Posted by Michael.Masztal none (My Page) on Mon, Jan 28, 13 at 22:31
|Your link shows that those would be the lights to use.
You really want your overhead lights to be adjustable as your crops grow. I've used rope with a tautline hitch knot or chains with an open link so I can raise and lower them as needed. In both rigs, the rope/chain simply loops over a cross piece of PVC. If you�re wanting to attach the fixtures to the bottom of a shelf on your shelving unit, get some eye screws which will screw into the bottom of the shelf and suspend the lights from there. It wold actually be easier to build your own rack with some PVC pipe if that is available in your area.
- Posted by kawaiineko_gardener 5a (email@example.com) on Tue, Jan 29, 13 at 19:48
|Um can you give links that show pictures as to the different things you're talking about please? I am NOT referring to pictures of the set up itself but rather of the individual pieces you described that you would affix the lights to.
As I said, unfortunately I'm not good with Do it yourself things as far as building/constructing stuff goes.
Unfortunately even if this is 'simple' it's extremely complicated and difficult for me as this (construction building etc.) IS NOT my area of expertise.
- Posted by Michael.Masztal none (My Page) on Tue, Jan 29, 13 at 20:57
|Screw hooks http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/catalog/servlet/Search?storeId=10051&langId=-1&catalogId=10053&keyword=screw hooks&Ns=None&Ntpr=1&Ntpc=1&selectedCatgry=Search+All
Screw into bottom of shelf.Hang fixture from there.
Try YouTube under hydroponics for some set-ups.
- Posted by kawaiineko_gardener 5a (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Wed, Jan 30, 13 at 12:13
|Thanks for all the time you've taken to post on my thread as well as all the suggestions, recommendations, and advice you've given.
I don't mind attaching the lights onto some sort of fixture like you described. However is it necessary to screw whatever is holding the lights (the fixtures) directly into the shelves?
Or can you just set the lights (attached to the fixtures they'll be used with) onto the shelves?
I don't mind if I have to attach them to the shelves, but do I have to hang them from the ceiling? Unfortunately doing so from the ceiling really isn't an option. I can attach the fixtures the lights will be on in various other ways, but putting them into the ceiling isn't an option.
Are there any alternatives besides hanging the fixture the lights will be on? Do the lights have hung or can they be attached using some other method?
Also with the 2nd and 3rd tiers how would I attach the fixtures the lights would go on? Would they just be attached to the shelves?
- Posted by Michael.Masztal none (My Page) on Wed, Jan 30, 13 at 20:57
|I constructed something like this with 1" schedule 40 PVC pipe. Look at some YouTube hydroponic set-ups in "Hydroponic DIY lighting
. http://www.greners.com/i/hydroponics/components/benches-stands/cap-grandstand-light-stand-kit.html
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It is going to be a challenge. John Davidson is willing to admit that much. How much of a challenge is not yet known.
Davidson, who was named president of hockey operations for the Columbus Blue Jackets on Wednesday, is taking over a team that traded its franchise star this summer, that has never won a playoff game, and was last in the overall standings and near the bottom in average attendance last season.
Davidson is taking over a mess. But after transforming the St. Louis Blues from the worst in the league to one of the best, the former NHL goalie and broadcaster might be the person who can clean it up.
"I like to win," said Davidson, who will oversee current GM Scott Howson. "And I enjoyed the process in St. Louis with a franchise that had bottomed out but is now a club that looks like it can win for a long time. And I think we can do that in Columbus."
Davidson could not do worse than those before him. In 11 of the last 12 seasons, the Blue Jackets have finished last or second-last in the Central Division. The one time they made the playoffs in 2008-09, they were swept in four games.
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Last season represented a new low for the dysfunctional franchise. Despite acquiring forward Jeff Carter in a costly trade and signing free agent James Wisniewski to a six-year, US$33-million contract — two moves that addressed the urgency to become a serious contender — the team limped out of the gate with a 3-13-2 record. Before long, Carter had been shipped to Los Angeles and team captain Rick Nash had asked to be traded.
The Blue Jackets eventually finished with an NHL-low 65 points, but tanking was not even something that they could not get right. They lost the draft lottery to the Edmonton Oilers, and lost out on the chance to fill Nash's void with forward Nail Yakupov. Instead, Columbus selected defenceman Ryan Murray with the No. 2 pick and will leave the rest of the rebuild in Davidson's hands.
"I'll use the analogy that I used in St. Louis: It's one brick at a time," Davidson said. "You can only build a franchise by doing it the right way. And if you do it one brick at a time, you'll solidify your foundation. And once you get there, it should be a good club for a good length of time. And we're committed to that. There's no other way to go."
With three first-round draft picks in 2013, it appears that Davidson plans on following the Pittsburgh, Chicago and Edmonton blueprints of bottoming out. The question, of course, is whether fans are willing to stick around for another rebuild when there is still so much rubble from the last one laying around.
Columbus might be a strong college town. Hockey, however, has been a hard sell, mostly because there has been little to cheer about. The Jackets ranked eighth in league attendance in 2001-02, but the team has playing to less than 85% capacity in each of the last five seasons.
Davidson said he is familiar with this type of problem. When he arrived in St. Louis in 2006, the Blues had also finished last in the league and its once-loyal fan base had finally had enough. But he was able to win them back by having a plan and sticking to it. And in the last few years the arena was close to being filled, no small feat considering the team missed the playoffs in two of those seasons.
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The anniversary of the March 11th Great East Japan Earthquake is coming up, so to commemorate the one year anniversary, artist Masaki Batoh come up with a unique method to literally harness the stress the disaster caused.
Batoh's creation is called Brain Pulse Music and uses a modified EEG machine and headgear sensor that communicates with a motherboard. The readings are derived from patients affected by the disaster, thus giving the human pain of the event a direct audio component. You can see the Brain Pulse Music system in action in the video below.
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