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Supporters of President Obama have dubbed those who question administration statements about Libya as either partisans or conspiracy theorists, on the premise that the administration had no reason to dissimulate. But in fact, it had plenty of political reasons not to be candid, as the following questions make clear.
Why was the administration hesitant to beef up security at the vulnerable Benghazi consulate ahead of time, or to send in military assistance during the seven-hour attack on the consulate and the CIA annex, or at least to be candid after the attack?
The Obama reelection campaign had established a catchy narrative about foreign policy. "Leading from behind" had rid the world of Qaddafi without the loss of American lives, and had prepped Libya for the arrival of the Arab Spring, which would lead to a postbellum reform government. Barack Obama had killed Osama bin Laden and scattered al-Qaeda, dispelling slurs that he was somehow soft on Islamic terrorism. His reset diplomacy had brought a cool professional approach of quiet competency to foreign policy, consistent with a new lower-profile American posture abroad.
This is a turbulent time. It's a time of dramatic change. It's a change that the United States has backed because we understand that when democracy takes root, when human rights and people's freedom of expression can be manifested, it may lead to turbulence in the short term, but over the long term, that is in the interest of the United States. The mobs we've seen on the outside of these embassies are a small minority. They're the ones who have largely lost in these emerging democratic processes, and just as the people of these countries are not going to allow their lives to be hijacked by a dictator, they're not going to allow an extremist mob to hijack their future and their freedom. And we're going to continue to stand with the vast majority of the populations in these countries.
Had we, as our people on the ground had requested, beefed up security at the annex with Marines, attention at some point might have been focused on the chaotic situation in Libya and the vulnerability of the very Americans who supposedly had done so much to free Libyans from Qaddafi. Ambassador Chris Stevens was the sort of new diplomat — low-key, cool, a career professional, fluent in the local language and customs, able to blend in with the locals — that typified the new soft-power approach. He was hardly the sort of ambassador who would need, or want to be associated with, a sandbagged, barbed-wired, Marine-laden traditional compound.
Likewise, sending in air support to the beleaguered defenders — in the manner that Bill Clinton allowed the Blackhawks to strafe whatever was necessary to save a trapped American outpost in Mogadishu — would have reminded Americans that once more we were fighting al-Qaeda or its affiliates — all very much alive after the death of bin Laden. It would also have had the potential to result in a nasty high-profile firefight in a supposedly friendly reforming country on the eve of the U.S. election — a sort of mini-version of Mogadishu or the attack on the Marine barracks in Lebanon. This was at the very time the president on the campaign trail was telling the country that we were leaving wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, not starting one in Libya.
Second, the alternative explanation — blaming a crass right-wing anti-Islamic filmmaker and the notoriously Islamophobic Florida pastor Terry Jones — was just too attractive an antithesis between a few bigoted Neanderthals and the majority of reform-minded liberal Americans. Blasting reckless hate speech, arresting the filmmaker for his insensitivity on the pretext of a minor parole violation, and delivering Cairo-speech-like reassurances about ruffled Muslim feelings would all showcase the president's natural forte on the global stage: ecumenical reaching out, zero tolerance for bigotry, and singular sensitivity to wounded Muslim feelings.
Obama simply could not resist that, even though on September 12, the day after the attack, he let slip in an interview with 60 Minutes (of which this segment was not aired till weeks later) that he suspected it might have been a preplanned terrorist hit. After all, the notion that on 9/11 hundreds of people would show up at an obscure American consulate in a secondary Libyan city in order to protest a two-month-old video produced by an obscure American, and then suddenly get out of hand and use heavy weaponry such as machine guns and mortars to attack Americans, was as preposterous as it was apparently still preferable to the inconvenient truth.


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Wilford Woodruff was different from his predecessors and successors in one particular way — he left an incredibly detailed handwritten record that spanned more than sixty years, of nearly everything he did and experienced. Reflecting on his personal effort to keep a regular journal, he remarked:
When the Prophet Joseph organized the Quorum of the Twelve, he counseled them to keep a history of their lives. I made a record from the first sermon I heard, and from that day until now I have kept a daily journal. Whenever I heard Joseph Smith preach, teach, or prophesy, I always felt it my duty to write it. I would write the history of that Church and leave on record the works and teachings of the prophets, of the apostles and elders. I have recorded nearly all the sermons and teachings that I ever heard from the Prophet Joseph, I have in my journal many of the sermons of President Brigham Young, and such men as Orson Hyde, Parley P. Pratt and others.
Through his skillful, inspired leadership and direction, he helped bring about accommodation and change, leading the Church into the social, cultural, and religious mainstream of American society. Thomas G. Alexander, one of Woodruff's biographers, observed:
He is arguably the third most important figure in all of LDS church history after Joseph Smith, who began Mormonism, and Brigham Young, who led the Saints to Utah and supervised the early colonization of the intermountain west. . .
Relatively well-educated, well-read, and well-traveled, Woodruff combined a creative mind, practical inventiveness, and physical vigor with a sense of personal piety unsurpassed by any nineteenth-century leader. Woodruff blended formally educated but rough-hewn intellectual gifts. . . [and] a firm dependence on inspiration. . . with a strong sense of personal destiny and Providential protection.
This unique combination of temporal shrewdness and spiritual insight dwelled in a mind and body absolutely committed to Mormonism and unquestioningly loyal to his colleagues and to the Saints.
This book is a selection of presentations from the annual BYU Church History Symposium hosted by BYU Religious Education to honor Wilford Woodruff and to celebrate the two hundredth anniversary of his birth.
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Preface — Alexander L. Baugh and Susan Easton Black
Images of Wilford Woodruff's Life: A Photographic Journey — Alexander L. Baugh
Wilford Woodruff and the Gathering of Modern-day Israel, 1834-50 — Fred E. Woods
"The Lord Told Me to Go and I Went": Wilford Woodruff's Missions to the Fox Islands, 1837-38 — Jason E. Thompson
Wilford Woodruff: Missionary in Herefordshire - Cynthia Doxey Green
"To Every Man Is Given a Gift": The Spiritual Legacy of Wilford Woodruff — Alonzo L. Gaskill
Wilford Woodruff: A Founding Father of the Mormon Academies — Scott C. Esplin
Wilford Woodruff and the Rise of Temple Consciousness Among the Latter-day Saints, 1877-84 — Richard E. Bennett
A Friendship Forged in Exile: Wilford Woodruff and the William Atkin Family — Reid L Neilson
The Odyssey of a Latter-day Prophet: Wilford Woodruff and the Manifesto of 1890 — Thomas G. Alexander
Wilford Woodruff's 1897 Testimony — Richard Neitzel Holzapfel and Stephen H. Smoot
Wilford Woodruff Chronology — Alexander L. Baugh
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- Pages: 389
- Published: 2010
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Dr. Susan Easton Black joined the faculty of Brigham Young University in 1978, where she is currently a professor of Church history and doctrine. She is also past associate dean of General Education and Honors and director of Church History in the Religious Studies Center.
The recipient of numerous academic awards, she received the Karl G. Maeser Distinguished Faculty Lecturer Award in 2000, the highest award given a professor on the BYU Provo campus. Dr. Black has authored, edited, and compiled more than 100 books and 250 articles.
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I won't slam the system until it comes out and I have a chance to really try it, but this is NOT new ground for gaming, and Nintendo is going to have to do something really spectacular to make it good. All this talk of "next generation" and "new and innovative" in regards to this control scheme is nothing more than fanboy nonsense. No one knows enough to even know if it's any good at this point, and NOTHING that we have seen is innovative and new.


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On 10/05/2011 11:43 PM, Sven Vermeulen wrote: > On Wed, Oct 05, 2011 at 02:46:54PM -0400, wireless wrote: >> What currently links to the Gentoo handbook for ARM is >> deprecated! >> >> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-arm.xml?part=1&chap=5 >> >> >> Why not link to this doc? >> http://dev.gentoo.org/~armin76/arm/trimslice/install.xml >> >> Lots of new arm netbooks are here and no doubt many different >> offerings are on the way! > > Raúl, > > Apart from owning an Eepad Transformer, I know nothing of Gentoo > Linux/ARM installations. Any thoughts on your part on how we can > ensure that our documentation stays of high quality here? > > Wkr, Sven Vermeulen > Hi Sven, Unfortunately i do not have any suggestion of how we could enhance our documentation in this aspect. ARM is very different from other, more common, architectures. If we look at the handbook, we have some troubles at the beginning. Each SoC has its own specific stuff regarding installation. For example, most of the OMAP SoCs require an SD-card with specific partition layout. Some devices have the kernel in the flash memory, some devices lack flash memory(pandaboard f.ex), so the kernel+bootloader is in external storage. Every different SoC needs its own kernel and unfortunately most of the devices aren't supported in the mainline kernel(yet). If you look at the documentation i've done: http://dev.gentoo.org/~armin76/arm/pandaboard/install.xml http://dev.gentoo.org/~armin76/arm/sheevaplug/install.xml http://dev.gentoo.org/~armin76/arm/tegra2/install.xml http://dev.gentoo.org/~armin76/arm/trimslice/install.xml you'll see that only some small parts are common among all of them. And although the tegra250 dev kit and the trimslice use the same SoC as your Transformer or the also famously known Toshiba AC100, different procedures are required for all of them, and the kernel for each device only supports said device. These big differences makes one page per device the only option, IMHO. I'm open to alternatives. In other distros, the use of installers(ubuntu) or device/SoC-specific images(archlinuxarm) hide this issue. On our case, we do architecture-specific stage3s. armv7a is one architecture, in the market there are different SoCs that are compliant to such architecture: TI OMAP4, Freescale i.MX5, Nvidia Tegra2, etc... And those examples i just said use, for example, different serial ports: OMAP4(ttyO2), i.MX5(ttymxc0) and Tegra2 uses the default ttyS0. The current ARM handbook was written in 2004 or so, and was designed for a device that is uncommon nowadays, old, and slow. IMHO removing the current handbook and pointing to one page per device handbooks would be the way to go. Thanks
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25th Nov 2001, 10:50 PM | #24 | |
Re: Fanatics of Realism Mods
LOL I love this quote. its like saying "Why do so many people want to play realism mods when they are playing a game called Half-Life?" a name of a game should not dictate what mods your allowed to make for it I guess those star wars mods should take a hike becasue they are not apart of UNREAL Tournament!! and those TRON mods too, also those damned sword mods love the logic this guy
25th Nov 2001, 11:07 PM | #25 | |
Re: Re: Fanatics of Realism Mods
(doh can I spell and complete sentences ) BTW, guys don't take our roasting to seriously, we are a bit fanatic at times about our Fav MOD (INFILTRATION), so try not to take offence
25th Nov 2001, 11:29 PM | #26 |
woah...woah...i mean, WOAH....
and here I thought these forums were timid. First of all Lifesbane, could we maybe consolidate a bit here? And, with the size thing. Counter-Strike in it's entirety is about 100 megs. TO is two files, one 100 mb and one 30 mb. I'm trying to download it as we speak, and it's pretty difficult to track down...the download list is mostly out of date (note to TO guys - email your mirror sites). StrikeForce is over 250MB not including MAP PACKS. Now, I understand that TC's, by definition, rewrite everything. But you can't compare apples to oranges. CS is 100 megs large because it got a huge community and they had a retail CD release. When it started, it wasn't that large. And it's the smallest of most of the realism mods. I'm just saying that mod makers should realize that downloading the mod is the first step to anyone joining their community. The larger and more difficult the file(s) are, the less likely people will be to just try it out. rgx |
26th Nov 2001, 12:21 AM | #27 |
I'm not a big fan of SF, but if i recall it's the textures that cause the downloads to be so huge. In all honesty though the maps SF uses are pretty impressive looking, so maybe it's worth it.. nah.
The reason why CS gets to be the smallest DL is due to the Half-life engine, and it's "real world" setting. Where as Unreal mods that try to recreate "real world" settings often can't utilize any pre exsist retail textures, and thus must be created specificallly for that map and downloaded. Why the craze for the realistic weapons? It's probably because First person is the closest thing to VR for an average person and there for is the best way to "simulate" a given situation. Now it's a given fact that "action" movies have a much larger demographic than "sci-fi" or "fantasy" at least for movies. So i don't find it surprising that the majority of people prefer playing with weapons that they can relate to either from movies or books or some other media. Personally i'd prefer a good mix of realistic weapons in unrealistic situations. Metal Gear solid, the matrix, Half-life, resident evil, or even Aliens to some extent are good examples of mixing realistic weapons with science fiction. now if i were to make a game, i'd take a good selection of realistic weapons, and then drop that person in a world like doom. Lots of dumb bad guys with big teeth, and unworldly powers vs you and your friends with your M16's and Mp5's ect.
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26th Nov 2001, 12:30 AM | #28 | |
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The reason why mods like TO maintain a smaller size is because it's using a lot of UT's game physics. Meanwhile mods like INF and SF are pretty close to TC. Counterstrike isn't a TC. The player physics is just like those of half-life with little or no changes made to them if you observe carefully. having new skins and new weapon models doesn't made a TC. mods like infiltration intends to draw a large community but that is not the priority. Everytime mod makers wants to draw a large community(reducing D/L size for this instance) it had the chance of affecting the quality of how their mod could had turn out. Mods shouldn't be restricted by it's audience imho. [imho]Unreal4ever doesn't work for me anymore. The weapons are always overly unbalance even with the best combination. It's still fun blasting those zombies with only-headshot-kills mode. But I really prefer to play a game of Weapon Factory instead. But this is really just my opinion.[/imho] Also, having another mp5 in games really don't matters to gamers. Compare the mp5 of Infitration and Counterstrike. You'll realise it's two very different weapons actually. Both have a different impact gameplay wise. It's "what-this-weapon-will-do-for-my-gameplay-experience" that matters. |
26th Nov 2001, 12:30 AM | #29 |
Actually, these days CS maps use very few of the original Half-Life tex's. But I imagine a less powerful engine also translates into smaller meshes, models, etc.
And I agree with the mixture, which is what I'm going for in my stuff. It was one of HL's thematic strengths. rgx |
26th Nov 2001, 12:54 AM | #30 | |
OBVIOUSLY (or not so obviously) I'm not gonna review a mod I'm biased against. I've told Peter a couple of times that "I don't feel I can review this mod and give it an unbiased score, is there something else I can review instead?" I may not like INF too much (I did try 2.75, didn't like that either) but you believe I would go and review a version of it? Honestly, I would have expected something a little smarter from you man, I've seen other posts and you're a good guy and all (hell you're a great guy) but think a little Donnellizer: what? Last edited by Raden; 26th Nov 2001 at 01:07 AM. |
26th Nov 2001, 12:59 AM | #31 | |
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26th Nov 2001, 01:09 AM | #32 |
Well seriously, what would the point be? It wouldn't be a review so much as a slander. I think it's safe to say I'm not stupid enough to do that
Don't worry, I don't have a vendetta with Infiltration. *loads Shock Rifle and aims at TO* j/k! |
26th Nov 2001, 01:21 AM | #33 |
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/me cocks his SAW and riddles Nemephosis with a hundred more air-holes
26th Nov 2001, 01:51 AM | #34 |
I was standing more than 10 feet away so all the bullets missed me
26th Nov 2001, 06:07 AM | #35 | |
A SAW? Bah, I'd rather use this: http://www.metalstorm.com/videos/ms_36barrel_mpg.zip
When Infiltration started having greater file sizes, it already had a decent following. Sure, not one as large as CS. But, most of us were ready, able, and willing to download a file that large. Now, you say that this will detract some people from downloading it. I agree that it may in some cases...especially those that have 56k or below. But the people who would truly enjoy Infiltration would probably have enough evidence from the screenshots that the game is worth the download. The other way we get people to play is via word of mouth, whether from Real Life or from other areas. I myself have gotten many friends to start playing Infiltration. As I did mention in the posts above, you can, if you did want to play INF and not download it, get it on CD from FilePlanet. And, soon enough, there >may< be a CD from the INF team with all the base stuff along with possibly some communitiy maps. |
26th Nov 2001, 07:08 AM | #36 |
Jesus ****in Christ, Nemephosis. You're pretty good at whining and complaining about free mods, why don't you actually try and make one? Atleast spend more time on what's important, like the mods you do enjoy playing instead of wasting time bashing the mods you don't.
26th Nov 2001, 10:32 AM | #37 |
this is my idea to stop biased reviews, btw don't flame me if its all ready being done here at modsquad.
Why don't the reviews review the mods that intrest them in there kinda genre. e.g. If a review likes RL mods then he should review all the inf's/to's/sf's, and the peeps who like TFC style mods review them and the peeps that like sci fi mods review them and so on. Then in theroy you should end up with a less biased review as the review know more about what he is talking about. Note: Alot of PC game mags do this so why don't Modsquad.
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26th Nov 2001, 11:48 AM | #38 |
pffffft, it's all about opinions people.
Nemephosis, your opinion is wrong |
26th Nov 2001, 11:55 AM | #39 |
yeah G, lets double team him
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26th Nov 2001, 11:58 AM | #40 | |
Yeah, what they say and for...
I'm happy that a guy who use Jean-Claude Vandamme as avatar won't review Infiltration...
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Howard Ecker, Ray Hopper, and Alfred O.C. Nier examine a 60 degrees mass spectrometer that was the prototype for the Consolidated-Nier commercial instrument. Photograph courtesy of the University of Minnesota Archives, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities.
But Nier's mass-spectrometry work during the Manhattan Project was not just relegated to identifying and regulating uranium separation. He also designed a portable helium-leak detector for use in the gaseous-diffusion plant in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, which proved important. With diffusion being the primary method of uranium enrichment, certain measures had to be put in place to ensure the process worked efficiently with problems detected immediately: during the war any problem or loss in efficiency was deemed critical. Mass spectrometers as designed by Nier came to the rescue here too:
Because of the pumping, the UF6 got hot so you had to have all kinds of refrigeration equipment to cool the gases. Also because of the size and complexity of the plant you had miles of welded joints. Then the question came up, "How can you find leaks if you're going to have miles of welded pipes and joints and couplings?" There must have been—maybe a million joints is too many, but the number of joints that had to be welded was way, way up in the tens or hundreds of thousands. So how do you test all this stuff? Well, you had to find some way to do it. You could use the usual stunt—you could pump down and have an ionization gauge and read the pressure; or you let it stand and watch the pressure rise with a bourdon gauge. Well, these were all far too crude. So in kicking this around, and I don't know exactly whose idea it was, but in one of many brain-storming sessions the question came up, "Could you use a mass spectrometer as a leak detector? [...] In practice you used the leak detector as a sophisticated ionization gauge. You tuned it to helium. There isn't much helium in the air and you could sniff around with helium. Well, at the time, we were building the hydrogen instruments, which were for light masses. So it was simple for us to adopt a hydrogen instrument for the purpose. In a month or so we threw together a portable instrument that could do analysis. (Nier, 102)
Nier's ideas and discussion with colleagues brought about his invention of the leak detector.
Everybody was concerned; how can we help K-25—that was the name of the plant, K-25. How can we help K-25? The feeling was they had to have many hundreds of helium leak detectors. GE had the contract, a blanket contract for instruments of that kind. So they got the contract for building helium leak detectors. Now before that, they had received the contract for building uranium-analysis mass spectrometers. I should have mentioned that, after we built those first ones, one of the seven we built went to GE as a prototype. (Nier, 103)
During the Manhattan Project, Nier worked alongside other innovators in early mass spectrometry, including Kenneth Bainbridge of Harvard University. Bainbridge went to work as head of the instrumentation-development section of the Manhattan Project; he later worked on test preparation for the atomic bomb. Bainbridge's efforts played a large role in the success of early testing of the bomb, including the first U.S. test of atomic weapons, the Trinity Test. Nier's work also provided building blocks for other larger efforts and more elaborate instruments during the war. Ernest Lawrence, a physicist working out of the University of California, Berkeley, saw the need for a bigger, better mass spectrometer—one that could be used to analyze substantially larger known quantities of isotopes than the models available at the time. Lawrence thus invented the calutron, which he manufactured for isotope-separation plants at Oak Ridge. The calutron method of separation was used in conjunction with the gaseous-diffusion method and was especially necessary in the period before the gaseous-diffusion procedure reached its design goals.
Nier was not the only mass spectrometrist to work on the atomic bomb. The project required many individuals in physics, chemistry, and engineering, and Seymour Meyerson was part of the Manhattan Engineer District, the division of the Manhattan Project created by the army to accommodate engineering work. Meyerson recalls, "Now, in the laboratory at the pilot plant that was operated where I spent my time, there was the first mass spectrometer that I ever met face to face. [...] This was 1944 or 1945; 1944 I would guess" (Meyerson, 7). Meyerson's work, like the work of so many others involved in the bomb, was classified. The project was, obviously, shrouded in secrecy, and that secrecy extended even to staff:
Hear Seymour Meyerson: In any case, I recall vividly that even the technical people on that project had essentially no information. They were given no information, except the technical aspects of their particular job there. [...] At least formally, they had no idea. Obviously, people did a lot of speculating, and several of the technical people had a pretty good notion of what it was all aimed at, what it was part of. But they were not encouraged to talk about their speculations. (Meyerson, 9)
After the War mass spectrometers became commercially available. A page from the manual for the CEC Type 21-104 Mass Spectrometer. CHF Collections. Click here for full size.
Meyerson at least knew he was using a mass spectrometer to monitor isotopic composition, but the instrument was mysterious in many ways. It was part of classified work, which limited the number of people who knew about its existence and use within the work on the atomic bomb. And the instrument itself was new to chemists like Meyerson; so its capabilities had not been fully explored. Meyerson's work with the mass spectrometer was a precursor to a postwar career at Standard Oil Company, where the mass spectrometer became an integral part of his research. In fact, the mass spectrometer was quickly becoming an integral part of many areas of chemistry and physics research.
World War II demonstrated the utility and problem-solving ability of science, with mass spectrometry among the useful new techniques. In the Manhattan Project mass spectrometry had solved a definable problem: how to measure and identify uranium isotopes, which was no small task in and of itself. In doing so, it also developed into a serious tool not only of physicists but of chemists as well.
The war's science boom had yet another lasting impact on mass spectrometry: the heavily leaned-upon petroleum industries developed new processes for handling the pressures of wartime research, and those new, often complicated processes required just the kind of analysis that a mass spectrometer could provide. Concurrently with the Manhattan Project, the mass spectrometer was making inroads in the petroleum and chemical industries. Unsurprisingly, the technology of mass spectrometry had advanced rapidly during the war with focused and increased use. Increased demand for fast analyses and better instrumentation led to a rising desire for the previously unknown and mysterious field of mass spectrometry. And without the analysis of such minute things as isotopes that mass spectrometry could provide, something so massive as the bomb would not have become a reality.
Alfred O. C. Nier, born in 1911, was one of the preeminent physicists of his age, publishing over 200 articles in his lengthy career at the University of Minnesota. Many oral history interviewees fondly recalled interactions with Nier. Read More >
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I need help with kitchen design! My boyfriend and I are moving in together. It's just us for now but we are planing to have a baby in a 2-3 years. The only thing I know is that I would like to have an island in the kitchen. I would like the island with 6 seats so we wouldn't need the table. The 2 seats would be enough most of the time but because of the guests... Maybe island with extending table?
The apartment is in the attic.
Obviously my english isn't so good so I hope you can understand!
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- Posted by herbflavor (My Page) on Wed, Oct 24, 12 at 19:26
I think you are at pre-design stage. there is no apparent plumbing[as in bathroom,existing kitchen]....is the electrical all set? Please talk to a knowledgeable handyman at least[look in the yellow pages-they will come and look everything over]..... discuss "lines" and codes for what you can put in this attic as far as your electrical and plumbing/supports/etc. Attic kitchens would not be customary.....I think you have some more work to do,or tell us some more about this project. |
I hate to "discriminate", but most of the layout gurus are in the USA and are not used to metric measurements. While some of us can perform conversions, it would be easier if you could post in "English" units - i.e., feet/inches. If you are not going to have a Dining Room, do you really think it is a good idea to eliminate table seating in the kitchen? Table seating is much more comfortable for long-term sitting and once you begin having children, you will find the lack of table space/seating to be a problem. Counter-height, and even more so bar-height, seating...
And can you post some pictures of the space? I agree with Laura(herb)- the location of plumbing, drain/vent and hot and cold water supply lines can impact the placement of your sink options. Many times the bathroom has those things. But it's not shown. Or will you be bringing those from a lower floor? Electrical service is easier to move around. Is gas available? |
- Posted by lazygardens (My Page) on Thu, Oct 25, 12 at 10:25
Multiply meters by 3.3 and you are close enough to feet. We need to see where the existing appliances, outlets and drain lines are. Also, are the walls straight, or do they slant with the roofline? |
"close enough to feet" isn't really close enough in this case...that was my point. Even 3 inches can make a big difference in layout...whether a DW + sink will fit or not, for example. My tape measures and rulers all have both inches & centimeters, so I could also do a much better conversion than just multiplying by 3.3, but I don't have time to convert them all by bits & pieces that way and still have time to work up a layout. |
FWIW, the maximum possible error one could make using Neredica's measurements and lazygarden's approximation is 1.6". |
In smaller #s, that's probably true, but the larger the #, the greater the error. Angie - have you already done the conversions to know this? If so, perhaps you could post them here... LazyGardens...how about you? |
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This is a great lipstick!! This is very pigmented and works well with my olive skin tone. It doesn't make me look dead and I like the gloss just as much. I'm just sad that it was limited edition and I haven't found any luck of finding a dupe. If I find a dupe, I will update. I would repurchase.
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I realize that this forum is mostly about appliance choice, but in the past I have seen that there a couple of people who were familiar with appliance repair. I am hoping they could point me in the right direction. I am generally handy and well equipped. I have a poorly cleaning ~6 year old Maytag Quiet Series 300 Dishwasher. The first problem was that while dishes appeared clean, deep cups retained little dots of crud that could be easily removed by hand afterwards (not stuck on). That suggested a failure of the backwash filter that this unit claims to have. I have removed the large disk fine filter below the bottom sprayer and it has been completely clean. More recently, some dishes failed to clean at all and then I had to remove everything down to and including the little ~3 inch diameter, ~1/2 inch thick disk impeller because of a small piece of trapped broken glass that made a big racket. I have also found that my bottom spray arm has become somewhat worn and the threaded plastic cap that holds it on was really damaged so it didn't hold that sprayer exactly horizontal. I am working on a jury rig fix for this. However this spray arm does rotate during operation. However, my larger problem appears to be that neither the top or middle spray arms appear to rotate. They almost always remain in the same location after 30 seconds of operation. Water does get up to these sprayers. When I open the door, water is still pouring down and I can see water still gently rising from the middle spray arm. My assumption is that the pumping action is not sufficient, but I am wondering if I don't understand the system completely. Is the 3 inch disk impeller the only pump, or is there something else to check out? This impeller seems kind of small for the job but I can't imagine where else water could be picked up from. The impeller is not damaged and it fits well on its shaft so I don't think it can slip. Upper arm water is delivered from a manifold surrounding the impeller that rises at the center of the back wall and curves to the center of the top of the washer to a small spray arm. The middle arm picks water up from a tube that slides into the manifold thru a flex rubber flapper (there are actually two flaps; one is unused and remains mostly sealed). I worry about this connection because some water can easily slip by this fitting. However, there is an additional open hole in this manifold where a far greater water loss could be. This oblong ~1/3 inch by ~1.5 inch hole which points to the side of the washer does appear to have the capability to be connected to some non-existant (in parts breakdown) fitting. I have mostly closed this hole off with a piece of plastic hose hoping to raise the water pressure in the manifold. I have seen references on line to some seal that is supposed to improve things, but I don't see how this would help and it appeared that the replacement would take a repairman a significant time and expense. Does anyone have any experience with my issues? |
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You need to cite the full correct model number from the machine's tag. Maytag Quiet Series 300 is a marketing name, not a formal model number. Depending on design of the pump (if it has a so-called food chopper), there may be a screen associated with the chopper assembly that is clotted with debris (stray paper labels, fibrous food residue, seeds, pits, or bone fragments) which is obstructing water flow. Some units have a slit in the upper manifold to spray a stream of water toward the upper rack for purpose of flushing debris off the bottom of cups and such. This probably is not the case for four unit since it apparently has a 3rd spray arm at the top. If the manifold is suspect of being cracked or damaged, consider replacing it. |
Thanks for the quick response. It is model MDB5601AWW. It does have the little chopper thingie and the little screen. It was a little junked up the first time I looked at it several weeks ago, but not really clogged. I then took it off again when I had the broken glass issue and there was almost nothing in it and obviously nothing there now. BTW our well water is good and there is no build up of any kind. My small town independant appliance dealer who sold this unit and has a couple of repairmen and many spare parts was surprised at how clean the lower spray arm was. He didn't have the mounting cap! His repairmen are hard to reach and I don't want to call them if I can't come up with a explanation for possible repair. I occasionally clean out the spray arms if I find bits of crud especially in the holes that create rotation. Everything is clear with no paper crud on the plastic bearing surfaces. The manifold is not cracked in any way. The oblong hole is obviously part of the design and there are mounting supports for something to snap over it. However the something is not shown in the exploded view and as far as I know was not on the new unit. I suppose it could in fact be a place for an unneeded slit sprayer. It would be at the correct height. |
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KINGSTON, Jamaica — All eight teams are looking forward to the start of the historic, inaugural Regional Women's Twenty20 Tournament, which opens on Wednesday here.
The eight-team tournament will be staged at three venues in and around the Jamaica capital of Kingston – Kensington Park, Chedwin Park and Sabina Park – from Wednesday, August 8 to Saturday, August 18...
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The agencies connected with the court are working not only to hire caseworkers to help veterans navigate treatment services, but also to support the establishment of courts in other jurisdictions, including Denver, where progress has been slow (see story, page 20).
Siddhartha Rathod, an attorney with the Colorado Public Defender's Office, has been working to get the Denver program off the ground. Once the Denver DA and judges realize how many veterans suffering from mental illness are coming through their courts, he says, "It's going to be like everyone up here is wearing green-and-brown uniforms as well."
On January 14, his big day in court, Gray sat in Judge Crowder's courtoom, looking nervous.
"I'm a little apprehensive," he admitted, smoothing the wrinkles from his suit. To change the subject, he started talking about NG Enterprises, describing a major deal he's negotiating in China. He hopes to take a trip there soon — if he's allowed to leave the state.
The judge called the court to order. Public defender McAteer and deputy DA Jeff Lindsey both told him that Gray was an ideal candidate for the program. A VA representative confirmed that Gray is receiving ongoing treatment. And Rich Lindsey, from Pikes Peak Behavioral Health, recounted his session with the defendant and told of the letters he'd received on his behalf. "I am convinced he's on the right track," he concluded.
Then two people stepped forward whom Gray had never seen before — or at least thought he'd never seen before: Edward and Caroline Lynch, owners of the house he'd broken into, neighbors he hadn't met previously. "We do not want a pound of flesh from Mr. Gray," said Caroline.
At the same time, she added, she wanted to be clear: "I would like Mr. Gray to know he scared the hell out of us that night, and it was due to my husband's ability to stay calm that it didn't escalate to something worse."
Gray put forward a formal apology and agreed to plead guilty to trespassing. Instead of incarceration, he received a two-year deferred sentence dependent on his continuing his VA treatment program and completing thirty hours of community service. On top of $525 in court-related costs, he has to pay $300 restitution for the Lynches' door and write them a letter of apology — but he won't be able to deliver it in person. The Lynches have asked the judge for a no-contact order.
Case closed — for a month, at least. Gray is due back in the courtroom in a week or so for one of many follow-up appointments. If everything goes as planned, he can petition the court to seal his criminal record at the end of his deferred sentence. If it doesn't, he could end up behind bars.
Gray knows he's going to be "tested as a guinea pig." He concedes that it was strange pleading guilty to a crime he doesn't remember committing — but he does like the idea of the veterans court. "Every single person here was trying to help, not to punish," he says.
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An unforgettable experience I've had in Colombia was volunteering for 'Un Techo para mi País - Colombia', an organization that sends volunteers into the poorer areas surrounding Bogota and throughout the country to help construct emergency housing and implement social programs into these communities. We had close to 800 volunteers building 100 new houses in the south of Bogota, helping numerous families in need on the weekend I was involved. It wasn't an easy weekend by any means but the feeling of achievement and the gratitude from the family I helped was definitely worth the hard work.
It got off to a difficult start arriving late to the school that would become our 'home' for those few days, leaving us with about 3-4 hours sleep before an early start at 6am to begin construction on the houses. I was also very much unprepared for the freezing cold temperatures during the night and as a result the first day of building was rather tough. Our house was situated almost at the top of a hill which meant we had to carry all our tools and the parts of the pre-fabricated house up to the site. Some of the panels we had to carry were 3m by 2.5m and took 3-4 people to carry them up. Our first job was to dig the holes for the piles and this ended up taking 2 full days plus another hour or so on the final day as the soil was mostly clay and rock.
My team built a house for a young mother Diana, who has 3 small children. On the same block of land another team built a house for Diana's mother and some of her 8 siblings still living there. The women helped a lot with the building and looked after us bringing us water and cooking an amazing lunch each day. We also had help from other members of the community and friends of the family. It was the people that made the weekend unforgettable. Everyone was incredible. The other volunteers, the families and their friends were all very amazing people and everyone contributed in their own special way. I was somewhat of a novelty being the only foreigner in my area, especially with the children. They wanted to know where I was from and if I spoke English so I taught then some basic phrases, diffusing a situation when one of the older boys unfortunately repeated rather unpleasant words he'd heard from a film and the younger ones copying him!
I occasionally struggled with my Spanish and a lot of new construction based vocabulary but my team mates were very patient and the construction of our house all came together on the third and final day. The floor went on, the wall panels went up and finally the roof to finish off. We completed the house at around 6pm and held a small ribbon cutting ceremony for the families to receive their new houses. There were tears from everyone, it had been a hard weekend but 'our' family now had somewhere dry and clean to sleep. The 'Un Techo para mi País' program in Colombia has now built over 2000 houses for people in need and I'm very pleased to have been a part of that.
Hi, I am from Australia but lived in Colombia for 1 year. I heard about this program towards the end of my stay in Colombia and really would like to return and participate. My brother is going over there at the end of the year and he is also interested. Could you please tell me the expenses for taking part in this 3 day program?
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Each summer, Korean Traditional Performing Arts Association sponsors a trip to Korea for young adults interested in learning more about their heritage. The trip is centered on learning traditional performing arts and discovering the richness of the culture of Korea from its people, its food and its history.
The group spends two weeks at the Jindo National Gukak Center in Jeolla Namdo province of South Korea. Here, the Korean American students are immersed in the Korean culture as they study under the direction of Korean masters on such traditional instruments as janggu, buk and gayageum. They learn traditional Korean pieces and perform on the stage at the culmination of their two week stay at the center.
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MONDAY AFTERNOON: Still bracing for Sandy's worst Delaware is about to feel the most extreme effects of Hurricane Sandy. Both rainfall and wind speeds are expected to pick up later today through the overnight hours. "The eye approaching Sandy very apparent in satellite imagery," says Accuweather Meteorologist Dave Samuel. "That tells me wave a serious hurricane out there and it is heading right for us unfortunately. I think the eye will pass right over Wilmington this evening, so going downhill from where we are right now." Samuel says you may feel the winds subside at some points during Sandy, but on the whole, they will stay extreme well into Tuesday. "We could see the winds diminish this evening simply due to being in the eye of the storm. If you have a home barometer it's going to be amazing, I think we set a record here as it goes right overhead at 940 millibars so that's off the charts basically." Flood warnings are in effect for New Castle and Cecil Counties until 6:30 tonight. Flood warning are also in place for the Christina River, Brandywine, White Clay and Red Clay Creeks. |
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Two small but powerful bow echoes caused damage across South Central and Southeast Kansas on Wednesday October 17th.
Thunderstorms first developed Wednesday morning ahead of a low pressure system and developing warm front over Southeast Kansas. Image 1 is a surface map showing the locations of the low pressure system and fronts. As the storms tracked east, they encountered richer moisture which allowed them to intensify. Around noon a small bow echo formed and tracked across portions of Southeast Kansas producing winds in excess of 60 mph and causing damage. Image 2 is a radar display around noon of the small bow echo which caused straight line wind damage near Caney. Image 3 and Image 4 are pictures of some of the damage near Caney. As the evening hours approached additional severe storms developed further west along a dry line over South Central Kansas. As these storms tracked east, they also organized into a small bow echo which caused significant damage to portions of South Central Kansas. Around 6pm the bow echo and associated straight line winds caused extensive damage to a business in Andover. Image 5 is a radar display of the bow echo near the time it caused the damage in Andover. International Cold Storage, located in Andover, withstood the most significant damage where wind speeds near 100 mph were estimated. Image 6, Image 7, Image 8 and Image 9 are pictures of damage sustained to the business in Andover. Click here to view all of the severe weather events from Wednesday October 17th.


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Phone: | 914-466-3448 |
Mailing address: | 97 Kaaterskill Ave Palenville, NY 12463 |
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Simple Machines - Mad about Science Show |
Performing Arts- Theater, Performing Arts- Theater, Science |
Learn about simple machines in all their different forms with Professor Von Schmartkopf. A wacky and fun-filled educational show.
$501- $1000 |
A Scientist's Trip Around the World |
History, Science |
A Scientist's Trip Around the World
This is a spectacular exploration covering the stories of scientists around the world including their discoveries and inventions. Jeff Boyer takes audiences on a trip full of fun science facts and demonstrations. Volunteers are needed for this journey so bring a sense of adventure and be ready to lend a hand.
www.JeffBoyer.com 914-466-3448 firstname.lastname@example.com
$351- $500 |
The Attainable Sustainable Energy Show |
Performing Arts- Theater, Science, Visual Arts- Other |
The Attainable Sustainable Energy Show
Kids discover the power of earth, wind and sun! Jeff Boyer engages and "wows" while inspiring excitement in renewable energy. Gripping experiments and visual effects transform wind, solar, bio-fuel and geothermal energy into usable "green" power. A mild-mannered scientist turns "eco-man" as kids help him generate the fun. It's educational energy! Jeff's science shows and web study guides effectively supplement and boost your science curriculum. Prepare students for the energy sources of the future.
$351- $500 |
The Science of Magic |
Performing Arts- Magic, Performing Arts- Theater, Science |
Arthur C. Clark once wrote that "sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic" and today we live in the age of technology. We are surrounded by magic. In the first half of this show "Boyer the Magnificent" entertains and amazes us with several classic magic illusions. Objects change colors, light bulbs blaze to life with no apparent power source, and spheres levitate before us. Is this magic?
"Professor Boyer" says "No!" In the second half of the show he performs these same feats using the tools of modern technology. Explaining laws of physics as he goes, the professor teaches the audience the principles that make these astounding demonstrations possible.
Throughout the show volunteers are brought up on stage to participate in an event that amuses, amazes, educates and entertains.
$351- $500 |
Bubble Trouble |
Performing Arts- Other, Science, Visual Arts- Other |
Bubble Trouble-
A bubble volcano. Bubble roller coaster. A kid in a bubble? Jeff Boyer takes bubbles to the max in this one-man bubble extravaganza. It's the craziest, most creative bubble show around. Jeff juggles bubbles, sculpts and builds with bubbles, forms a bubble fog and more. Mixing comedy, music and interactive bubble-magic, he engages and delights audiences of all ages. A hit at schools, libraries, camps, resorts, cruises, fairs…anywhere there's air!
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$351- $500 |
Fun with Energy |
Science |
Jeff Boyer takes audiences on an exciting energy-filled ride they'll always remember! Jeff brings kids right up on stage for interactive demonstrations that entertain and amaze. Science is FUN! And the science of energy is as fun as it gets. Jeff shows kids that energy is what makes our world work, through carefully laid out activities illustrating the laws and forces which govern the world around us. Kids learn about sound and light, including solar power, and electric and kinetic energies, with materials ranging from everyday objects like softballs and breakfast cereal, to radiometers and lasers, even a Van de Graaf generator!
$351- $500 |
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Washington, Mar 21 (ANI): Ice from fast food restaurants is dirtier than toilet water, a school science project by a 12-year-old found.
Jasmine Roberts collected ice samples from five restaurants in South Florida for her award-winning project-from both self-serve machines inside the restaurant and from drive-thru windows.
She then collected toilet water samples from the same restaurants and tested all of them for bacteria at the University of South Florida.
In several cases, the ice tested positive for E. coli bacteria, which comes from human waste and has been linked to several illness outbreaks across the country, ABC News reported.
"These [bacteria] don't belong there. It's not cause for panic, although it is alarming because what she found is nothing new. You're not more likely to get sick now. But she's done us a favor by sounding the alarm," Dr. David Katz, medical contributor to 'Good Morning America' said.
Both Roberts and Katz said that the ice is likely dirtier because machines aren't cleaned and people use unwashed hands to scoop ice.
Toilet water is also surprisingly bacteria-free, because it comes from sanitized city water supplies.
Roberts got interested in the project after reading a newspaper article about bacteria in airplane water and decided to do something similar. Plus, she said, all of her friends chew on ice, and it drives her crazy. (ANI)