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|Someone gave me some white datura seeds. That is all the info I have. I am clueless as to growing datura here in West TX zone 7. Are they hardy or do I need to replant each year?
Can someone steer me in the right direction?
This forum has been such a help to me in learning to garden in Texas. Thank you all!
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- Posted by phoenix7801 8b (My Page) on Fri, Mar 18, 11 at 2:57
|If you received them with the pod and it was spiny, then its most likely datura inoxia an evening bloomer. To start the seeds its best to grow them when it gets warm like tomatoes. They are fragrant and moths like to pollinate them and lay their eggs on them. If theyre planted in a southern exposure they can come back from the roots but it doesnt hurt to cover or protect them
|If it is, indeed, Moonflower as suggested in the above post, it is very invasive where I live. This is a beautiful plant, and you will enjoy it, but take steps to keep it from re-seeding by cutting the pods off BEFORE they ripen and burst.
|I grow the double/triple datura metel and they have never overwintered for me. I have to replant each year unless I pot them and bring inside.
|The native white ones can be invasive if you let them go to seed, I wouldn't handle them without gloves (spiny fruit and the whole plant irritates my skin). Also note that it is a very toxic plant. I grow them and haven't had a child or animal go near them tho.
- Posted by cynthianovak 7/8 TX (My Page) on Sat, Mar 19, 11 at 0:11
I've had the same experience! My inferno strip has lots of plants and passing dogs love to check the P-mail and leave their own messages...not on datura! I think it smells like peanut butter (a friend mentioned that and now I cannot forget it!) but not appealing to critters.
Plant it where you want it...it's hard to get rid of it when you change your mind. It is stunning in the summer and grows where little else will.
If anyone wants some babies...I've got lots
|It is an Amazing and Beautiful plant and will bring you lots of Please.. YES they can be a pain..LOL but once they begin to set seed you can put a bit of pantyhose or the such over the pod to catch the seed for replanting ,trading or just sharing.
|I have a white one called Datmansia (hybridized by a lady in the Pacific NW) and the blooms last a bit longer than the Moonflower, blooms like crazy and of course, that means LOTS of pods to cut off.
|Karma sent me a few Datmansia seed. The germination was poor I never got to grow them out.. I would love to see a pic if you have one.. There are several people trying to cross a Dat and a Brug..
- Posted by wantonamara 8bTx (My Page) on Sun, Mar 20, 11 at 23:12
|I have had one Datura Meteloides ( the western variety) It has stuck around for 10 years. I am in zone 8b but I think the last few years it was Z 8a. It is native to utah, Nm and Texas. If the seed came from the western variety then it should be hardy for the drought and the cold. There are varieties of the D. onoxia that are more for points east where it is wetter. I have found it easy to control. It is dryer here than east of here. A lot of things that are invasive in the eastern half will not necessarily be invasive in west Texas. I just dug up thje huge root system and moved it. There are some seeds coming up where it was but nothing that is not controllable. I would imagine that a pile of leaves will get the roots through till spring. They are late to bolt so have patience. the ground needs to be warm for the roots to put on growth.
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I just switched up my Spark Coach program to the plateau busting option. By strick definition of the phrase I'm not really in a plateau but my weight loss has slowed somewhat. I realize that sounds a bit impatient but I think I can learn a lot from changing how I am look at this journey. Just like the recommendation to change up your fitness routine so that your body doesn't adapt, I want to change up my thinking so I don't stall out.
Pounds are coming off.
I finally feel focused.
I'm always "on a diet." Always "trying to lose weight." I can't tell you how many "last meals before the diet" that I've eaten. I also can't tell you why I do this to myself because I don't know.
But, somehow I finally started making changes and I'm sticking to it. Sure, I cheat a little but I know that I'm making the decision and not just letting it happen to me. I actually contemplate some of the old bad habits and make the choice to stick to the program.( Old me would have been eating the McDonald drive through chocolate chip cookies and hot chocolate before I even realized what I had done!)
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I hope you are in charge of YOU too!
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"Failure is only a temporary change in direction to set you straight for your next success. Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly."
I don't know who to give credit for the quote so I apologize to whomever you are. But thanks for the great food for thought. (If you know who it is, let me know)
I read it once and thought "that's good." I read it again and thought "talk about a swift kick in the rear." Third reading and I knew it was speaking directly to me. If I want success in any part of my life, I can't just hope or wait for it to happen. I can't just sit back because I'm timid or chicken. I have to step out of my comfort zone and make things happen.
I feel challenged! Do you?
Tomorrow is my anniversary. 26 years of marriage to my husband and best friend. Where has the time gone? He accepts me as I am and always wants the best for me. He knows how hard I struggle with my weight issues and loves me just as much as the day we married...maybe even more. He is my support and I love he very much.
Today I agreed to be a team leader! I'm excited and a little apprehensive all at once. I want to motivate others and myself to be the best we can be, to put ourselves first so we can be better for those who count on us. I don't know if I have anything special to give but I'm sure going to give it my best!


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President Barack Obama said there are "still too many bad actors" in the world trying to get their hands on nuclear material, which could result in a terror attack that kills large numbers of people.
"These dangerous materials are still vulnerable in too many places," Obama said today at the opening session of the Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul, which has drawn more than 40 world leaders. "It would not take much, just a handful or so of these materials, to kill hundreds of thousands of innocent people and that's not an exaggeration, that's the reality that we face."
Obama, who inaugurated the first nuclear security summit in Washington DC in 2010, warned against "complacency" in preventing loose nuclear material from getting into the hands of terrorist groups. The legacy of the Soviet Union's breakup, inadequate atomic stockpile controls and the proliferation of nuclear-fuel technology mean the world has lost precise count of atomic material, which could be used to make a weapon.
There are at least 2 million kilograms (4.4 million pounds) of stockpiled weapons-grade nuclear material left over from decommissioned bombs and atomic-fuel plants, according to the International Panel on Fissile Materials, a nonprofit Princeton, New Jersey research institute that tracks nuclear material. That's enough to make at least 100,000 new nuclear weapons on top of the 20,000 bombs already in weapon-state stockpiles.
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Because a terrorist needs only about 25 kilograms of highly-enriched uranium or 8 kilograms of plutonium to improvise a bomb, the margin of error for material accounting is small.
"There is no effective way to deter terrorist groups from using nuclear materials once they have it," South Korean President Lee Myung Bak said at the opening session. "The most optimal way to prevent nuclear terrorism is to promptly minimize and eventually eliminate excess nuclear materials, which can be used as ingredients for nuclear weapons."
A nuclear-armed terrorist attack on the U.S. port in Long Beach, California, would kill 60,000 people and cost as much as $1 trillion in damage and cleanup, according to a 2006 Rand study commissioned by the Department of Homeland Security. Even a low-level radiological or dirty-bomb attack on Washington, while causing a limited number of deaths, would lead to damages of $100 billion, according to Igor Khripunov, the Soviet Union's former arms-control envoy to the U.S. He is now at the Athens, Georgia-based Center for International Trade and Security.
Leaders may pledge tighter controls over nuclear materials to keep them out of the hands of terrorists, according to the draft of a communique to be released today at the end of the meeting. Securing vulnerable nuclear material before the next Nuclear Security Summit in 2014 is the top priority, according to a copy of the six-page working document obtained by Bloomberg News.
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Ohio State grads taken on virtual campus tour during Summer Commencement address
August 10, 2014
Danielle Seamon
A campus tour typically kicks off a student's college career. However, graduates at the 2014 Ohio State Summer Commencement concluded their time at OSU with one as well. Former interim President Joseph Alutto used his address at Sunday's ceremony in the Schottenstein Center to convince attendants not to fear the future in the name of the current graduating class. His approach centered on a virtual, imaginative tour of OSU, describing to more than 1,000 graduates in attendance the history and achievements made within the walls of the Fisher College of Business, Ohio Stadium, the engineering buildings, the William Oxley Thompson Memorial Library and the Ohio Union, among other campus staples.…
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Summer Commencement speaker selection involved students, set to cost $78K
July 18, 2014
Logan Hickman
Unlike Spring Commencement, students were involved in the speaker selection process that unanimously chose former Interim President Joseph Alutto to speak at Summer Commencement. In addition, Summer Commencement is set to cost nearly $78,000, while Spring Commencement totaled about $420,000, an Ohio State spokeswoman said in an email. This time around, a newly configured Commencement Speaker Advisory Committee composed of three students, four staff members and six faculty selected the speaker rather than a group of top-ranking OSU officials. The three students each represented one of OSU's student government organizations —Undergraduate Student Government, the Council of Graduate Students, and the Inter-Professional Council. They were selected by the leadership of each…
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Joseph Alutto to give Summer Commencement Address
July 17, 2014
Logan Hickman
Students graduating at the end of Summer Term can expect to hear from former Ohio State Interim President Joseph Alutto, who is set to give the commencement speech. The selection of Alutto came after a unanimous decision by OSU's new Commencement Speaker Advisory Committee, according to a Wednesday release from OSU. Alutto will speak to an audience of about 9,000 including 1,800 anticipated graduates on Aug. 10 at the Jerome Schottenstein Center. Alutto will receive an honorary Doctor of Higher Education during the event. "We are honored to have Joseph Alutto address our graduates and their families at the university's 407th commencement ceremony," President Michael Drake said in the release.…
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Interim President Joseph Alutto plans to 'decompress' once presidential duties end
June 25, 2014
Khalid Moalim
Ohio State Interim President Joseph Alutto said he plans to "decompress" once his presidential duties end in late June. In an interview with The Lantern following a reception held for Alutto Tuesday, Alutto said he also plans to spend time preparing for future teaching roles in addition to continuing research in leadership he was doing prior to becoming interim president. "I also do a lot of international work so I want to make sure we continue to support and expand our international programs at Ohio State," Alutto said. Alutto will hand the reins over to Dr. Michael Drake, current chancellor of the University of California Irvine, June 30. Drake…
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Ohio State travels from Gordon Gee to Michael Drake
June 25, 2014
Liz Young
It took Ohio State a calendar year to travel from one president to the next. Dr. Michael Drake will assume his new position as Ohio State president Monday, a day less than a year since E. Gordon Gee's retirement from the position July 1, 2013. Joseph Alutto became the interim president the day Gee retired. Drake will be OSU's 15th president and its first black president. He is set to earn an annual base salary of $800,000 during his five-year term and is also eligible for a $200,000 bonus each year alongside an annual credit of $200,000 under a deferred compensation agreement. Drake's contract also includes stipulations such as research…
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511 Ohio State student-athletes honored at annual Scholar-Athlete Dinner
April 14, 2014
Sam Harrington
After being recognized for what they did on the field of play, it was time for some exceptional Ohio State student-athletes to be recognized for what they did off it. A total of 511 student-athletes were honored as Ohio State Scholar-Athletes at the 47th Annual Scholar-Athlete Dinner in the Archie Griffin Ballroom at the Ohio Union Monday. The dinner recognized those student-athletes who maintained a 3.0 GPA during the 2013-14 school year, as well as other notable academic achievements. The Big Ten Medal of Honor, a $5,000 postgraduate scholarship given annually for the past 100 years to graduating student-athletes who have showed high academic and athletic proficiency was given to…
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The interim: Ohio State sails on in year of transition
April 14, 2014
Kristen Mitchell
Ohio State is in some ways like a ship: the president is the captain, administrators are the crew and students are the passengers, along for the ride. And for a ship the size of OSU, the direction can't be changed overnight. The past year at OSU can be considered a turning point. The era of former university President E. Gordon Gee has ended, and the time of Dr. Michael Drake has yet to begin. The ship is veering, preparing for a turn, but it hasn't quite made it yet. OSU is in transition, with Interim President Joseph Alutto at the helm. OSU spent several months over the last academic year…
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Ohio State Interim President Joseph Alutto: 'It's been a lot of fun'
February 12, 2014
Daniel Bendtsen
Logan Hickman
Ohio State Interim President Joseph Alutto has been busy since he took over in July. "It's been a lot of fun, we've hired a new president … It's been fun to watch that process unfold, getting to know him," Alutto said. "It's been great to see the university continuing on the path we set." Alutto met with editorial staff of The Lantern Tuesday and discussed the twilight of his brief presidency, along with the new president and several other major personnel movements that were announced recently. The next president Alutto said he's talked quite a bit with the next OSU president, Michael Drake, about similarities between the University of…
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Joseph Alutto: A university president raised on 'unconditional love and really good food'
December 2, 2013
Kayla Byler
Ohio State Interim President Joseph Alutto didn't grow up intending to become president of one of the largest universities in the nation. His parents were working class. He was the first in his family to attend college and he paid his own way through experiences he said shaped his life. "My father was a truck driver, he had a sixth grade education," Alutto said in an interview with The Lantern Sept. 23. "My mother was this wonderful old Italian woman who believed that unconditional love and really good food made for unconditional love. Both of whom knew nothing about college." That upbringing gave Alutto a passion for education from an…
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Ohio State Interim President Joseph Alutto strives to continue progress
October 3, 2013
Dan Hope
Ohio State is in a transitional period of leadership as the university conducts a search for its 15th president, but Interim President Joseph Alutto said he doesn't think that should preclude OSU from continuing to make progress. Alutto outlined his goals for his interim presidency during a meeting with The Lantern staff Sept. 23. He said he strives for OSU to attract the "very best" students and faculty, create programs that bring students and faculty together, work on making an OSU education more affordable for students and to develop the university to make it "even more attractive" for OSU's next president. "I hope this will be a better institution as…
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Is BuzzFeed Enabling Doctors to Violate Patient Confidentiality?
Jager Weatherby on 1 Aug 2014 at 4:45pm
We here at RealSelf pride ourselves on maintaining a community that is deeply authentic, accepting, and resistant to labels and disparagement — values that we expect ourselves, our users, and our doctors to uphold. So, as you might imagine, we were completely in shock when Buzzfeed posted a roundup of quotes supposedly from doctors, revealing stories of patients which the site was quick to call "dumb."
Honestly, is this what going to the doctor has come to? Regardless of your opinion of the conversations that allegedly occurred, a doctor's office is first and foremost supposed to be a safe space. Patients should feel free to ask (dare we say it?) "dumb" questions without fear of judgement… especially in such an open forum as the World Wide Web.
Aside from violating the trust of their patients, we're pretty sure these doctors are also in breach of a little thing called "patient-physician confidentiality." While not all state and federal laws agree on what this means, the American Medical Association's Code of Ethics states that: "The information disclosed to a physician by a patient should be held in confidence. The patient should feel free to make a full disclosure of information to the physician in order that the physician may most effectively provide needed services. The patient should be able to make this disclosure with the knowledge that the physician will respect the confidential nature of the communication."
While one might be able to argue that these doctors didn't reveal the identity of their patients, we feel strongly that they haven't been following AMA's rules about the patient-physician relationship: "The relationship between patient and physician is based on trust and gives rise to physicians' ethical obligations to place patients' welfare above their own self-interest and above obligations to other groups." We feel fairly certain that AMA wouldn't support these doctors ridiculing their patients on the internet, all for the sake of a few quick laughs.
Of course it has to be noted that these quotes were pulled from a thread on Reddit, which brings a great deal of skepticism to many of the stories. However, given the fact that it's received nearly 23,000 comments, the probability is high that at least a few (if not a lot) of these doctors are actually who they say they are.
How would you feel if you were scrolling through Buzzfeed on a lazy Thursday afternoon only to see that your doctor had outed an interaction that may have been very embarrassing for you? We doubt you'd ever feel comfortable going to that doctor again, and we're sure the nasty comments on the piece — "Idiots, idiots everywhere" — would only make you feel worse about the situation. (Speaking of comments, some nurses and other doctors have openly contributed to the discussion by adding some of their own stories to the comments section of the article.)
This brings us to Buzzfeed itself, which we feel crossed the line by posting this piece. They seem to have no problem name-calling and laughing at another's expense — and doing so over issues that are supposed to be personal. Looking at the other kinds of questions posed by this user on Reddit, we wouldn't be surprised if it was a Buzzfeed employee deliberately stirring up controversy in an attempt to get content.
If you ask us, you can file these stories under the category of "online bullying," a widespread problem with increasingly disastrous results. However, these instances typically occur among children and teens, not professional adults who are supposed to be respected and trusted in their fields.
When it comes to your relationship with your doctor, the internet has certainly muddied the waters. It can be used to research and connect with a physician (much like it's used here on RealSelf), but it also presents a whole new set of challenges. "Physicians should be cognizant of standards of patient privacy and confidentiality that must be maintained in all environments, including online," explains AMA.
Given the anonymous nature of Reddit, there's no real way to know which doctors said what or about which patients. But does that make it any less of a violation? When you schedule an appointment with your doctor, do you expect your interaction to be held in confidence, or do you feel comfortable with the idea that your private conversation could be revealed online (even if your name is not mentioned)? Would you go even further as to hide important information from your physician out of fear of this kind of judgement?
In the world of medicine and social media, how do you know who you can trust?
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Sunday's Toyota/Save Mart 350 will mark the 25th anniversary of NASCAR Sprint Cup road course racing at Sonoma Raceway, with a crowd of nearly 100,000 people from around the state and nation on hand to cheer the biggest stars in stock cars.
But few people knew what to expect when NASCAR made its debut in Sonoma in 1989. How was a domestic beer sport rooted in oval racing in the South going to succeed on a road course amid the hills and vineyards of Northern California?
Over the last quarter-century, though, the annual Bay Area stop on the Cup circuit has grown into one of the largest single-day sporting events in the state. The list of winners reads like a who's who of NASCAR, and the facility -- formerly known as Sears Point and Infineon -- has become one of the most modern in the country.
"I was just overwhelmed with how fun it was, how beautiful it was and how it was so different than anything I've ever experienced on the NASCAR circuit," said Rusty Wallace, a two-time winner in Sonoma and a 2013 inductee into the NASCAR Hall of Fame, about his earliest memories of the Sonoma area. "When I went out there, I almost didn't feel like I was going out there for a race. I almost felt like I was going on vacation."
Most drivers in the early years of Cup racing in Sonoma enjoyed the West Coast trip to break up the monotony of oval racing in the Deep South. But not all enjoyed, or were adept at, the actual road course racing part.
That meant only a handful of drivers had a realistic chance of winning the race in the early years of the event. Between 1989 and 1997, before Jeff Gordon began a streak of dominance that included five victories and two top-three finishes in nine years, drivers such as Wallace, Ricky Rudd, Ernie Irvan, Mark Martin and Geoffrey Bodine found themselves in Victory Lane or in a position to challenge for the win almost every year.
Robin Pemberton, the NASCAR vice president for competition who was Martin's crew chief from 1988-91 and Wallace's from 1995-2001, said a few drivers took road racing seriously 25 years ago, but that others "just went there to log laps and hopefully finish the entire race."
The best drivers still provided moments of unforgettable racing.
In 1991, Rudd crossed the finish line first, but Davey Allison was declared the winner after Rudd was assessed a five-second penalty some 21/2 hours after the race concluded. Rudd had taken the lead from Allison after bumping him from behind at Turn 11 on Lap 73 of the 74-lap race. Allison spun but recovered to follow Rudd across the finish line, 4.5 seconds behind.
In 1992, Irvan was black-flagged at the start of the race for jumping the green flag and had to begin at the rear of the field. He went on to pass every single car and capture the first of his two Sonoma wins.
In 1995, Martin and Dale Earnhardt were locked in a duel for the lead. According to Earnhardt at the time, he thought he smelled oil on the track on the third-to-last lap in the carousel and knew to avoid that spot the next time around. He did, but Martin drove through the slippery patch and got loose, allowing Earnhardt to make the pass and go on to win the race.
The carousel, a wide, sweeping, downhill left-hand turn, was a driver's favorite for the passing opportunities it presented. But it was eliminated from the Cup race, according to raceway president and general manager Steve Page, mainly for the benefit of spectators.
With the introduction by the raceway of the chute, which bypassed turns 5 and 6, in 1998, the race went from 74 laps to 112, allowing fans to see the cars more often and for a longer period of time. The race is now 110 laps.
"I still hear about it from Rusty Wallace every time I see him," said Page, who wouldn't rule out bringing back the carousel for Cup races at some point.
"Man, I wish they would get back to that," Wallace said. "That carousel, that's where I made all of my passes at. I made more passes coming off of that doggone corner than anywhere on that racetrack."
In 1996, around the time NASCAR started its boom in popularity, Skip Berg sold the track to Speedway Motorsports, Inc. and chairman Bruton Smith, allowing the track to become a much more modern facility. According to Page, Smith has invested roughly $100 million in improvements around the facility.
"They've made a lot of safety improvements over the years, and the track is much better today," driver Greg Biffle said. "But some of the earliest memories of watching and myself racing there, that's always been a fun racetrack for me."
There's no bigger star in Sonoma than Gordon, a Vallejo native. His emergence as one of NASCAR's most dominant drivers in the mid-1990s fueled the event's growth and gave Bay Area fans someone local to root for every year.
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I have just built my first pc and have installed 4 1tb hard disks that I wish to configure in RAID 5. I configured the BIOS for RAID 5 for these 4 disks and I copied the SATA drivers across from the Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD7 Motherboard disk so that I could install them during the Windows 7 installation. The drivers were present om the list and I selected and installed them, completing the OS installtion.
The problem is that the does not appear in windows explorer and when I look in disk management the RAID drive appears as 2 units under Disk 0 split into 2.0tb and roughly .75tb. Both unallocated.
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2. What do I need to do to set the RAID up properly?
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I haven't tried RAID under Win7, but it sounds like you may be bumping up against the 2TB limit for a boot disk configured with a MBR.
I believe that the array must be partitioned with the largest partition 2TB or smaller.
Here's one starting point:
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As far as I know, the only mainstream maker that has embraced EFI is Apple ( on their latest Intel Macs).
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Seems like when I get the Raid / Windows 7 problem fixed I need to change the protocol from MBR to GPT or live with the 2tb max
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I have seen the torque mount fail on two of these Volvos and I don't work on many Volvos.
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Andy Whitfield isn't the only Spartacus: Blood and Sand actor to be replaced for the second season. Lesley-Ann Brandt is also leaving the Starz series, and her role will be recast, Deadline reports.
In the prequel Spartacus: Gods of the Arena, Brandt played body slave Naevia to Lucretia (Lucy Lawless), who eventually becomes the lover of Crixus the gladiator in the original series' first season. Brandt reportedly decided not to renew her contract to appear in the second season. She just began a recurring role on CSI: NY and recently appeared on an episode of Chuck.
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3rd June 2014
Birmingham people are being asked to donate their stories and objects from the Second World War for a new exhibition about the Supermarine Spitfire. From papers to postcards, flight suits to lunchboxes, Birmingham Museums is looking for artefacts to help tell the story of the iconic Spitfire in a new gallery at Thinktank
Birmingham Museums is now working on the development of a new gallery at Thinktank, dedicated to the iconic Supermarine Spitfire, and its legacy to the city of Birmingham. Thanks to funding support from Heritage Lottery Fund and DCMS Wolfson and others, the new gallery will open April 2015.
Birmingham Museums wants to hear from you and your family about local connections to the Second World War efforts. Rebecca Fletcher Spitfire Project Officer explains, "Work on the new galley is now well-underway, and we want to hear from local families about the role their ancestors played in the Second World War. We are particularly keen to hear from anyone who had family working in the aircraft factory in Castle Bromwich, or anyone with connections to the RAF at the time."
In particular, Birmingham Museums are looking for the following objects;
- Items from Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory, Austin Motor Company at Longbridge, Bolton Paul Aircraft Limited at Wolverhampton, or other factories involved in the war effort (for example, lunch boxes, tea caddies, factory uniforms/work wear, certificates of employment, entertainment leaflets or any other documentation)
- Items connected to the Spitfire Fund campaign, including pins, badges and documents
- RAF or flying items, such as helmets, masks, boots, goggles, uniforms and flight manuals
In addition, Birmingham Museums are searching for more modern items, including Airfix kits, jewellery inspired by the aircraft or other Spitfire memorabilia.
Owners of the items chosen for display will be asked to either donate the pieces, or provide them to Birmingham Museums on a five-year loan period.
Both a Supermarine Spitfire Mark IX and a Hawker Hurricane Mark IV are currently on display at Thinktank, (suspended from the ceiling) and both of these aircraft have a special connection to the region. Spitfires were manufactured in the Castle Bromwich ward of the City from 1940 - 1945 and parts for the Hurricane were made in the city. Through displays of objects, specially created hands-on exhibits, and stories from people involved in the industry from 1940 to present day, visitors to the new gallery can explore the history of the aviation industry in the West Midlands and discover the science of flying. By using the Spitfire as case study, and contrasting with the Hurricane and modern aircraft, the exhibition encourages visitors of all ages to find out how technology has changed over time and how aeronautical designers and pilots have always sought to push boundaries and innovate.
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Wolfgang Kurt Hermann "Pief" Panofsky (April 24, 1919 – September 24, 2007), was a physicist who won many awards including the National Medal of Science.
Early life[edit]
Panofsky was born the son of renowned art historian Erwin Panofsky in Berlin, Germany. He received his bachelor's degree from Princeton University in 1938 and earned his Ph.D. in physics from the California Institute of Technology in 1942.[1] In April 1942 he was naturalized as a U.S. citizen.[2]
Academic career[edit]
From 1945 to 1951, Panofsky held an assistant and then associate professorship at the University of California, Berkeley, before permanently establishing himself as Professor of Physics at Stanford University. Between 1961 and 1984, he was the director of the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center and continued to serve as director emeritus. He was also on the Board of Directors of the Arms Control Association from 1996 until 1999 and remained a director emeritus until his death.
Panofsky was a member of the Board of Sponsors of The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists[3] and won the Matteucci Medal in 1996 for his fundamental contributions to physics. He was also a recipient of the National Medal of Science, the Franklin Medal (1970), the Ernest O. Lawrence Medal, the Leo Szilard Award and the Enrico Fermi Award.[1]
During his college days, Panofsky was called "Pief" by fellow students who found his full name unpronounceable. The childhood nickname seemed to suit the ebullient physicist, and it stayed with him throughout his long life.[4] A street in the area of the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, NJ, is named "Panofsky Lane."
- Ernest Orlando Lawrence Award (1961)
- California Institute of Technology Alumni Distinguished Service Award (1966)
- California Scientist of the Year Award (1967)
- National Medal of Science (1969)
- Franklin Medal (1970)
- Ernest Orlando Lawrence Award (1961)
- California Institute of Technology Alumni Distinguished Service Award (1966)
- California Scientist of the Year Award (1967)
- National Medal of Science (1969)
- Franklin Medal (1970)
- Annual Public Service Award, Federation of American Scientists (1973)
- Enrico Fermi Award (1979)
- Leo Szilard Award (1982)
- Shoong Foundation Hall of Fame in Science (1983)
- Hilliard Roderick Prize (AAAS-1991)
- Matteucei Medal (Rome, 1997)
- International Scientific and Technological Award from the People's Republic of China (2001)
Panofsky died at the age of 88 on September 24, 2007 in Los Altos, California, from a heart attack. Panofsky stayed active at SLAC until his last day of life.[5]
- Classical Electricity and Magnetism by Wolfgang Panofsky and Melba Phillips (1955, 1962, 1983, 1990): This book gives an accurate treatment of electricity and magnetism in its classical form and explains in detail the transition to its relativistic formulation. The original ideas are explained in great detail and thus make the book extraordinarily understandable, whereas modern books many times fall short in such explanations.
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External links[edit]
- Obituary in The New York Times
- Obituary in The Times, 2 October 2007
- W.K.H. Panofsky's SLAC web page
- SLAC Archives and History Office Panofsky web page
- July 2006 Interview with Dr. Panofsky (PDF)
- Peace talk: My life negotiating science and policy by W. K. H. Panofsky (PDF)
- Oral history interview transcript with Wolfgang K.H. Panofsky 15 May 1973, American Institute of Physics, Niels Bohr Library & Archives
- SLAC Director's Office
- Wolfgang K. H. Panofsky — Biographical Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences
- ^ a b c d "Director's Office - W.K.H. Panofsky, Director Emeritus". SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory. SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, Menlo Park, CA. 2014. Retrieved June 4, 2014.
- ^ Wolfgang K. H. Panofsky, Particles and Policy, American Institute of Physics, 1994. ISBN 1-56396-247-0
- ^ The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, Board of Sponsors page (last accessed August 12, 2007).
- ^ Wolfgang K. H. Panofsky, "Panofsky ofn Physics, Politics and Peace: Pief Remembers", Contributing Editor Jean Marie Deken, Springer, 2007. ISBN 978-0-387-69731-4
- ^ Wolfgang Panofsky, Renowned Stanford Physicist and Arms Control Advocate, Dead at 88 September 25, 2007
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Hierarchy for the Sake of Hierarchy is Simply Being Gutless
The family and I were 'out and about' on a lovely, sun drenched Mother's Day this past weekend. Denise was celebrating her 11th Mother's Day but if you do the math properly, she's been a mom now to the three goats for a cumulative total of 27 years. You'll figure it out in a moment….
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Gosh it is freezing here. Bitter bitter wind, catching us, breathless. Huddling at school in the playground trying desperately to keep warm.
Rufus and I scurried back to the warmth of home.
We have played cars, traffic jams, basket boats, and tea parties with Elk & Mummy Bear.
The sun came out {bliss}... where have you been you naughty stranger?
Ru & I bathed in the sunbeams, lying on the rug for a cuddle.
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@ Kerry, we have all 3 bears, they were Dan's when he was a child. My mother in law made them from the old cloth kit patterns. I love them so much, the boys sadly are indifferent to them. So when we play tea parties I am always mummy bear! xReplyDelete
I didn't even know they were cloth kit ones. I wonder who made them for me/where they came from...must ask my mum! And the boots....not the comfiest things ever...wearing them around the house to soften them up a bit. I'd stick to warm and comfy if I were you.....I normally do, but I was taken in by 'cheap and pretty.' Getting a bit old for that really! xReplyDelete
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In his weekly "Stories I'd Like to See" column, journalist and entrepreneur Steven Brill spotlights topics that, in his opinion, have received insufficient media attention. This article was originally published on Reuters.com.
1. Hoop academics:
What's one year of classes at the University of Kentucky really like for basketball stars?
Maybe I've been brainwashed by Taylor Branch's fabulous NCAA article in the Atlantic last fall titled "The Shame of College Sports" and by Joe Nocera's compelling Op-Ed columns in The New York Times arguing that the NCAA is all about money and nothing about education. And I admit I'm drafting this after watching the feel-good NCAA ads profiling the teams' scholar-athletes during the March basketball tournament. But now that the Final Four have come and gone and we know that all five starters on the University of Kentucky's winning team are quitting to join the NBA after just one or two years at school, I'm wondering what a reporter will find if he or she digs into the education these freshman and sophomores actually received.
What courses did they take? How rigorous were they? What do the players' professors and fellow students have to say about their participation in class? Did the players do the work? Did they lag or excel?
How many hours did departing superstar freshman Anthony Davis actually spend in class in his first and only year at college? What papers did he write? What tests did he take? If he and others were serious students who got a real college education, however abbreviated, that would puncture a stereotype, and one definition of a good story is that it surprises people. If he or others on the team were completely divorced from anything approaching academics—perhaps by taking comically unacademic classes or rarely showing up, or both, or not going to class altogether once the season ended—that would add more indelible specifics to what Branch and Nocera have been writing about.
2. GSA: Beyond the Vegas boondoggle
I've been thinking about the hilarious, or maddening, story that broke last week about 300 employees from the federal General Services Administration spending more than $800,000 of taxpayer money on a "conference" at a plush resort near Las Vegas. The details, as disclosed by the GSA's inspector general [PDF], included gourmet banquets, a $3,200 mind reader, $44-per-person breakfasts and $75,000 spent on a training exercise to build a bicycle. There was also a $136,000 tab for travel and meals just to conduct "dry run" planning sessions at the Nevada resort. The impact of all this was amplified by the inspector general giving a congressional committee a spoof video, recorded during the event, that was then released to the press
All great stuff, but I think the press may be missing the forest for the trees by not following up with more important questions.
Buried in the inspector general's report is the simple statement that this biannual conference of GSA employees from four different GSA regions in the West had been going on for years. Its stated purpose, according to the inspector general, is to offer "training in job skills; an exchange of ideas between 'higher-ups' in the four regions; and a combination of those things." Huh?
Anyone who goes to conferences like these knows that most are fun getaways whose only work-related purpose is usually for the participants to network their way into better jobs. So why, when our government is broke, do we pay for these "conferences"? Suppose the conference had only cost $200,000 or $300,000, which, when you tally up the inspector general's list of overpayments, seems what the total should have been? Why would we routinely spend all that money, not to mention waste all that employee time?
So someone ought to scan all the federal agency press releases for, say, the last three months and tally up the number of "conferences," "training sessions," or "seminars" that were held. Then give us a sampling of the agendas and estimate the total costs. Then, go find the conferences sponsored by others that boatloads of government officials from all departments attend—on our dime. (I'm on the Department of Homeland Security press release list, and I bet I see at least one such event a week listed just for that department, including one in Miami Beach on "Online Dating" that I mentioned in my January 24 column.)


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