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Tuesday MalaysianRoasted Chicken, Beef & Noodle Curry, Malaysian Coconut Rice, Sit Fried Kai Lan (broccoli), Fried Banana Fritters, Rice Noodles with Tofu
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Activities to Expand Your Mind: Enjoy hands-on activities that will ask you to identify your own geographic and cultural background. -Sponsored by the College of Education and Human Services Human Development and Leadership "Group Processes" class (HDL 692)
Understanding Higher Education Abroad: Impressions from the Fulbright Education Administrators Program in the United Kingdom
The University Library's Contribution to Student Success: International Students' Perspectives This open discussion session will give an opportunity for international students to share their library experiences here and in their home countries. This session will also be an opportunity for them to discuss their perspectives of university libraries and their expectations of library resources, services, and facilities.
Of Conflict and Opportunity: An Exploration of the Historical and Contemporary Relationship between Africans from the Continent, and within the Diaspora
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Holistic Wellness of International College Students: Qualitative Findings
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Aizome: A Hands on Experience with Japanese Tie- Dyeing
Aizome is the traditional Japanese art of using indigo dyes to make intricate designs on various types of cloths. Still prevalent after hundreds of years of practice, aizome is one of Japan's subtle traditions that still flourish in the world today. – Jessica Alford (Psychology) and Trevor Cardwell (Music Education), Students
Beyond the Diary of Anne Frank: Adolescent Literature about the Holocaust
Experience Scotland Application & Information Session Study abroad? Learn about Scottish independence firsthand? Live in a castle? Sign me up. Learn about the Experience Scotland study abroad program and work with an Education Abroad Advisor to start or complete your application. Travel with MSU faculty, Dr. Jim McCoy, for the fall program in Scotland, along with other MSU students. Experience Scotland offers the following subject areas this year:
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Chinese Calligraphy Workshop
Traveling Trivia: Questions from Across the World!
Come one, come all and enjoy a night of trivia from around the world. Prizes for those who can prove their global knowledge outranks the rest. – Study Abroad Peer Advisors Bekah Russell (Business Administration) and Morgan Huston (Occupational Safety & Health)
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International Bazaar International student showcase of more than 40 countries throughout the globe. Experience culture through food, art, language, music, dress, dance, and more.
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Global Alumni Distinguished Lecture Series -Sponsored by Alumni Affairs The 9th annual Global Alumni Lecture Series invites students, faculty, and staff to learn how MSU's distinguished alumni are taking their place in global affairs. This year's GALS will feature:
Genocide in the Spanish Civil War This paper examines the Spanish Civil War in genocidal terms, observing the atrocities committed by both sides during the conflict that raged during the years 1936-1939. By reading Paul Preston's book The Spanish Holocaust, numerous correspondents' accounts, and archives from the World Trade Organization, historians can understand how the Spanish Civil War took on genocidal characteristics, especially in the aftermath of the war when Franco effectively came to power and continued his systematic killing of political and social opponents. - Sam Baum, History Graduate Student, Hammack Scholar
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March 20, 2006 5:41 pm musicI got the recording by Sigiswald Kuijken and have been listening to it. It sounds really weird at first because I think it's supposed to be more of an "authentic" performance. The strings are probably gut or something, and it has a very dead sort of sound. Dead as in, the quality of tone coming from the strings; it doesn't have the strength of modern silver or steel strings or whatever. But it sounds very beautiful, and I'm enjoying this recording a lot.


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Does Your Baby Have Separation Anxiety?
Don't worry, it's not always a bad thing. Here's what you need to know about infant separation anxiety
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f you leave the room and your baby cries as if you've left the country, she may be suffering from separation anxiety. First of all, don't worry that you've somehow spoiled her–nothing you've done has "made" your baby act this way. It's a normal and important developmental stage and nearly all children experience separation anxiety between the ages of seven and 18 months.What is separation anxiety?
The development of separation anxiety demonstrates that your baby has formed a healthy, loving attachment to you. It is a sign that your baby associates pleasure, comfort and security with your presence. It also indicates that your baby is developing intellectually (in other words, she's smart!). She has learned that she can have an effect on her world when she makes her needs known and she doesn't have to passively accept a situation that makes her uncomfortable.
But she doesn't know enough about the world yet to understand that when you leave her you'll always come back. This stage, like so many others in childhood, will pass. In time, your baby will learn that she can separate from you, that you will return, and that everything will be okay between those two points in time. Much of this learning is based on trust, which, just as for every human being young or old, takes time to build.


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Andrean's Tylor Petkovich celebrates after defeating West Lafayette 52-7 at Andrean High School on November 22, 2013. | Jim Karczewski\Sun-Times Media
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MERRILLVILLE — Poor West Lafayette. They had no idea what they were getting into when they walked onto Father Eckert Field.
Andrean belongs to another class of good. The Red Devils were pummeled back to earth by the finely tuned 59ers machine, which is, in a word, unforgiving.
The game was in the bag for Andrean before the first quarter ended after Trevor Berg scored from 3 yards out, making it 21-0.
The 59ers scored on their first three drives in all different manners.
They started with a three-play, 59-yard drive then they scored on a blocked West Lafayette punt. They set up their third touchdown with an interception by Noah Pavlina. It was over that quickly. The Red Devils were so spooked that they opted for a quick kick on fourth-and-2 from midfield in the second quarter. Andrean was leading 35-0.
The angst about Matt DeSomer's sprained ankle was wasted energy. He played flawless football. His ankle was fine. For West Lafayette coach Shane Fry, it wasn't the 59ers' offense, which he knew was first-rate, that did the most damge.
It was their front eight. Andrean held the Red Devils to 189 totals yards. Most of those came when it was over.
"We've played against good teams," Fry said. "But none that had the combination of players like they did."
He's talking about on offense and defense.
The beat down lends itself to this proposition: Where does Andrean fit on the scale of state champion-caliber teams from Northwest Indiana?
Former Hobart, Notre Dame and Miami great Bob Kuechenberg sometimes starts his e-mails with this line: "1972…. Perfection is immortal, imperfection is…just that."
If you are from Northwest Indiana, if you know just a little bit about the NFL, you already know where this is going.
For the uniformed, I'll lay it out there.
Andrean has more than just a chance to be another state champion, not like a state title is anything to diminish.
But this needs to be established right now. This team, these 59ers, these coaches and these kids, have the opportunity to hit the Kuechenberg bar.
They can be perfect.
They can be the best state championship team in the history of Northwest Indiana.
They can be the bar-setters for every other team that travels down the same road.
Consider that the only other undefeated team from Northwest Indiana to ever win a state title since there were at least five classes, Hobart in 1987, was challenged at least three times. The Brickies beat Andrean 17-12 during the season, they beat LaPorte 9-6 and they defeated Munster 7-3 in the regional championship.
This year, Andrean is the smallest school in 3A, yet the only game that was close was against Merrillville, a school that has four times as many students. The 59ers won 34-32.
The Niners' average margin of victory is 30 points.
Perfection is immortal but that kind of perfection, the kind that Andrean has executed so far this year, is a different kind of immortal.
It's premature, of course, to anoint them as the greatest team ever. They still have to play either Brebeuf or Gibson Southern for the state title.
It'll likely be Brebeuf. Assuming it's the Braves, that will be the most difficult game of the year. It will be on turf against a team that has not played in a close game in the tournament.
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Welcome to Sofa Moolah
Wow, it should not have taken this long. It's been almost 7 months since our first landing page went live and in excess of a year since the idea was conceived. Many things have held us back but we're here now and it's time to begin.
Our idea for Sofa Moolah is simple: we want to document our journey of making money online while also showcasing interviews with other successful entrepreneurs, display case studies that work and also give out material that our users will find helpful.
Time for introductions. This could get confusing as I'm trying to write for both of us, and you the reader have no idea who's writing this. To simplify things, we've both written a short bio below. We've tried to avoid cliches such as writing in third person. Here we go.
Hi, I'm Mat. I'm 19 and have been making money online since 2008. Not until 2010 did I make enough to do this for a living. In these few short years I've experienced both the highs and lows of working online. Some positives include consistent 4 figure profit days and being featured on all forms of media. A couple of negatives were losing low 5 figures in a single day and almost being sued by one of the biggest companies in the world (can't say who but I've hidden the name in this post – if you find out, you win 100 points). You should really follow me on Twitter.
Hey, I'm Dan. I'm just shy of 21 and I've been working online now since early 2008. I got started by lending a helping hand to a few rather big names in affiliate marketing – not only did this help me out by earning me some cash, but it also allowed me to learn the ropes of affiliate marketing from some of the high rollers. Since then I've expanded in to web design/development, SEO optimisation and most things technical. I love a challenge and enjoy designing stuff in my spare time, plus I'm always on Twitter to lend help to anyone who wants it!
For our launch, we're giving away free copies of my eBook titled "How I Launched, Marketed, and Promoted a High-Traffic Blog in Under 15 Days". This 20 page eBook goes through the steps I used leading up to launching one of my old websites, AddToDesign. AddToDesign had a successful launch which attracted over 150,000 visitors within a few days – since then I've sold the website and I'm no longer affiliated with it. To get a copy of the eBook, simply subscribe to our newsletter. Existing subscribers will be sent an email shortly with a download link.
We're still not 100% sure on how we'll be working the blog so please bare with us for the beginning. While we're trying to find consistency, feel free to email or tweet us with any suggestions, comments or constructive criticism to help improve the site. We're aware of some of the small design bugs so apologies in advance for that. We're also looking for some sweet blogs to add to our Friends list in the footer – let us know if you know any.
With that said, go ahead and subscribe to our email newsletter and be sure to check back every day for new content. Thanks, and go ahead and interact in the comments!
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subscribed and expecting to read interesting ideas! =)
Thanks for following Gilbero. Hopefully you'll be pleased with the content we come up with. If you have any suggestions, hit me up on Twitter.
good to see u r live..been keeping tabs on you lot for a while now. looking forward to good times ahead. nuff props.
Cheers mate for keeping up!
apple? haha
I'm hoping to learn a lot from you guys, and above all wishing you The Best in this endeavor.
Thanks Nelson. Hopefully we can teach you something new!
Well done with the website. Look forward to reading your future articles!
Thank you Dominic. We look forward to writing for you.
I concur
Your free ebook download link doesn't work!
Sorry about that, Sue. The page was set as private, I just fixed it. Apologies to everyone else who couldn't download the eBook earlier – free to do so now!
Apple huh? As soon as I read it was hidden in the post and saw nothing special I went to find it web developer style.
As an early subscriber I've downloaded the eBook and I hope I can improve my (soon to be launched) blog a bit. Thanks.
I'm looking forward to read interesting articles on here.
Haha, good work. Cheers for subscribing!
Cool – looking forward to seeing how things progress.
Thanks Jonathan – we're excited to see how things go as well!
Good to see you up and running! Will grab a copy of the ebook as there is always a thousand different ways to do things, and finding new ones that may work better for yourself is always a good idea!
I also look forward to reading your interviews.
Thanks Nick. If you have any recommendations on who we should interview, just shoot us an email or contact me on Twitter.
Subscribed! I am expecting something remarkable guys.
Great to know that you're Live!
Setting the bar high? I love it! Thanks for subscribing
Folks – I've jut started reading the eBook and it's very interesting. Thanks for making it available as a free download. I'm looking forward to seeing the site develop as a tool for entrepreneurs who are a good cause!
Thanks for the kind words Neil!
Apple… clever.
I did wonder why you had all these useless tags scattered around the placeI just read your article about the MP3 business you started when you were 16. Very interesting. Looking forward to more!
Hi Linden, cheers for the comment. Hopefully you stick around
Just curious as to what kinds of websites can qualify to be placed in the Friends section at the footer, and what one would have to do in order to have his (or her) site placed there? Always looking to spread the word about my blog, so posting it to a cool site like this would be awesome
i just ready your "6 Ways to Sell a Website, and 4 Ways Not to Sell One", you provided some valuable insights. i subscribed and hope for the best! im in the U.S and because the economy is the way it is, websites are increasingly being the next way to go in commerce. im currently trying to build value to my website zongspy.com and hope to sell soon. any feedback would be great!! good luck everyone on your ventures!!!
Hi Eddie, thanks for subscribing. Your website looks very interesting. Let me know how you go either through Twitter or send us an email.
Guys all looks good, but I cannot find anything that you are selling? I guess this is intentional. I think you should really sell something like a member site/forum with more/better info. even if for a lowly fee / year.
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Garfield is one of my best cartoon characters. I love to see his cartons on Television and read weekly Garfield series in the newspaper. I have also subscribed to email version of Garfield series. Garfield is a cute and dashing cat. I love him because his character resemble somewhat with mine. He is lazy like me and has observing behaviour. I love his wise laziness. He is lazy cat still he is wise enough to make remarks on foolish human.
Garfield's look is very attractive, really cartoonist has developed an extraordinary concept through Garfield. It is always a fun to see or read about Garfield. He is quity-quity cat, which everyone would like to have. Garfield cartoons are not only entertaining but they have simple messages which can make our life more meaningful. I always want to have cat like him. I have few cats many years before but Garfield is different, he is a master piece.
A smart, lazy, fat and big cat may be a bizarre description but it holds true for Garfield's talent. Many times Garfield is able to add fun in my life through his movies, cartoons or prints. I hope to see him achieving new heights and liked by lots of people around the world. The major difference to the concept of Garfield is made by his ability to walk on two feet and not on four. This gives him a different outlook and appearance as compared to his counterparts. In the love of Garfield
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I am preparing to buy the components for a DIY grow light setup for my basement. I am trying to keep the cost down while making it pleasing to the eyes and providing adequate light to start or over-winter plants. I have found a shelving unit (74"X48"X18", 5 tier) at Lowes for $80. Is it worth the extra $20 expense to get a 24" deep unit? All others are more expensive. For lights I intend to use Fluorescent Shop Light ficture (T8 48 inch) Model SL-1, one per shelf ($12 each). With GE 32 watt T8 Daylight bulbs (6500K)($8 each). I will attach the chains with "S" hooks and supply power with a surge protector strip. Considering my goals, does anyone have any recommendations? |
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- Posted by susanzone5 z5NY (My Page) on Wed, Jan 16, 13 at 9:00
That sounds good to me. If the shelves were any wider, you'd need two shop lights per shelf. I hope the back and sides of the shelf unit are open for good air circulation. Enjoy!! |
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Thanks starting threads "CharlieBoring". It sound good for me and DIY grow light is one of the best setup use for indoor cultivation. |
- Posted by CharlieBoring 7 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 4, 13 at 13:26
Well, I set up my light system. Lessons learned - 5 shelves do not lead sufficient room for raising the lights, suggest 4 shelves. So far the only items I have under the lights are 2 goji berry bushes in pots until spring when I will plant them outside and potted geraniums. For these plants 12 hours of light are sufficient. |
- Posted by squirrellypete z7b GA (My Page) on Wed, Feb 6, 13 at 11:29
I have similar sized shelves to what you have, only 18" deep. In order to get the maximum amount of plants per shelf (seed starting) I run my trays/flats front to back. I have to have two fixtures per shelf in order to get decent coverage running them this way and I'm convinced if they had three it would be better because the plants on the outside edges of the flat are constantly trying to bend inward significantly. The flats just barely hang over the edge of the shelf, however due to the limited space between the front and back shelf support rods the lights cannot overhang so they miss some coverage on the outskirts ( I converted my shelving unit to chains instead of vertical rods and hung it but it's still the same problem). Two is the maximum number of fixtures I can squeeze in there per tier and that's just barely. I don't know the model # but I am using $17 T8 4' fixtures from Walmart. Just some observations from a fellow newbie, I built mine in November. I also had a very narrow amount of space between the top light and the ceiling (we're talking maybe 4". So as an experiment and since I hate to see space go to waste I actually put a shelf above the top tier light and started several flats of veggies up there because it was very warm even though it received virtually no light. The seeds germinated wonderfully! Unfortunately because it's difficult to see up that high without a little step stool I didn't realize they had germinated so they were already very lanky when I caught it since it's so dark up top. Worked great as long as you check them daily, I must have missed a day. Good luck with your setup! |
I got this shelving at Home Depot but you have to get it online it is $89.99 now but you get free shipping. http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10051&langId=-1&catalogId=10053&productId=203800338&R=203800338#.UR1AF2eAN2Q |
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Topic Num: | A10-079 (Army) |
Title: | Smart Body Armor Active Protection System | Research & Technical Areas: | Materials/Processes |
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The technology within this topic is restricted under the International Traffic in Arms Regulation (ITAR), which controls the export and import of defense-related material and services. Offerors must disclose any proposed use of foreign nationals, their country of origin, and what tasks each would accomplish in the statement of work in accordance with section 3.5.b.(7) of the solicitation. | Objective: | This work is aimed at designing body armor which will detect the direction of azimuth of an incoming/impinging impact and activate a system to block, attenuate, and diffuse shock wave induced kinetic energy, thereby preventing transfer of net momenta to sensitive body organs and to the epidermal regions in line with these organs.
| Description: | This work is aimed at designing body armor which will detect the direction of azimuth of incoming/impinging impact using sensors which will active the directed release of a material from nearby reservoirs to an interior position so as to block, attenuate, and diffuse shock wave induced kinetic energy, thereby preventing transfer of net momenta to sensitive body organs and to the epidermal regions in line with these organs. This cushioning and critical damping intervening action (akin to a series of mini-airbags) will prevent damage by shock waves to the hydrogen-bonding network of epidermal tissue -- this bonding being extremely weak and short-lived, and having thus the requirement for fast re-construction without permanent damage. The water molecules that sheath the phosopholipid bi-layer (hydrophyllic extremities of fatty acids) undergo a transition in response to perturbation-induced impact, and this post impact state has properties more akin to those of ice, rather than those of liquid H2O. The net result is that the impact conveys the properties of a rigid bar collision rather than a collision with a liquid state of matter. The collision effect can also generate a tautomeric transition in bio-molecules that associate with water, such as the nucleic acid adenine, and this can lead to genetic defects if cells are adversely affected by the impact and net momenta transfer. The enhanced nano-ordering occurs very rapidly, in millisecond time-frame.
The possible long-term effects of small-arms induced shock wave impact to epidermal layers of the skin can ultimately become cancerous lesions, and if not treated sufficiently early, can lead to death of cells due to erratic proliferation. The probability for death will be accelerated if excess Ca 2+ ions associate with the damaged cells . The dynamic action response zones of the smart body-armor will concentrate on protecting the heart, liver, and small intestine of the person wearing the armor. In this work, a coupling of a very fast switching material must be employed, in conjuction with a fast-jet system so as to very quickly interrupt/interdict the shock wave that is produced by the small arms impact.
The decision to execute this protection-enhancing deployment system, and its actual execution and functioning, must occur in a very short period of time. The decision to initiate air bag deployment is currently made in a time period of 15-30 milliseconds, and the air bag is fully deployed within 60-80 milliseconds after the onset of a crash impact. Comparatively, the body armor smart-response must be executed in a shorter time interval to prevent penetration of a round, and to significantly attenuate the leading edge of a shock wave.
Considering the average velocity of sound is 3000 m/sec in the combination of void-air-space and fabric in the smart body-armor, a sound wave would travel 300 cm in 1 millisecond. Thus a response time in the microsecond range would be favored to interrupt and attenuate a shock wave, especially the leading edge. This requires a very fast switching-triggering system to be employed in the smart armor design (2).
The switching-triggering strategy would be to cascade sensing, switching, and actuator devices so that the leading edge of the impact sensor output signal would serve as the input of a very fast switching device. The consequent output signal would serve to trigger the actuator/generator device that releases the directed mass through the conduit system to the appropriate circular disk vulnerability region where the input has occurred or will imminently occur.
| PHASE I: TRL 2-3 Phase I includes characterization of subsystems, materials, and functionality of the proposed body armor system. This shall include characterization of inhomgeneity and non-isotropicity of fabrics and armor plates, impact and/or bow wave detectors- and determination of the optimal sensor system. Fast switch coupling will then be delineated. Interdicting materials research will focus on fast response mass-transfer interdicting materials. Finally, the propelling system of interdicting material will be specified. At the conclusion of Phase I, a design review will be conducted.
Deliverable: Written report detailing all work perfromed, along with Phase II plan.
| PHASE II: TRL3-4 Phase II involves design of the optimal integration of all the sub-systems into the smart body-armor, allowing the system to be bread-boarded and subsequently brass-boarded- including the development of counter-countermeasures, if deemed appropriate, after studying effectiveness of enemy attempts at the neutralizing of the intelligence of the body armor. Individual elements for the body armor system resulting from the Phase I design review will be tested and integrated into a working prototype to be tested in a relevant environment.
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1. M.A. Mentzer and G.C. Vezzoli, Smart Body Armor Investigation, White Paper, August 2009, available through ATC/POD/TI/Optical Engineering Branch.
2. G. C. Vezzoli, "Increase in nano-order of liquid H2O( induced by chemical, charge, and mechanical stimuli: relationship to water-DNA system", Mat. Res. Innov. 11(2), 95-105 (2007)
3. L-3 Communications Final Report to Commander, U.S. Army Medical Research and Material Command, Fort Detrick, MD: Body Armor Blunt Trauma Assessment, November 2006
4. T. Boudou, J. Ohayon, C. Picart, R. Pettigrew, P. Tracqui, "Nonlinear elastic properties of polyacrylamide gels: Implications for quantification of cellular forces", Biorheology 46(3), 191-205, 2009. |
Keywords: | body armor, high speed air bags, soldier protection, fast switching materials, biolethality, body armor materials, protective armor, smart body armor, active protection body armor |
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Q: Phase one seems too broad for our "small business" organization: optimal sensor systems, fast switch coupling, fast response mass-transfer materials and propelling systems. If possible can Phase I be further segmented? |
A: Certainly you are welcome to submit a proposal that segments the work into smaller modules. Responses will of course be evaluated with respect to the scope requested. Perhaps you can partner with the appropriate organization(s) in order to address the entire scope. |
Q: Might our small business be able to provide research in the area of propelling systems and fluid dynamics? The overall phase one for us is too broad as it encompasses several areas including: fabrics, armor plates, sensors, fast switch coupling, mass-transfer interdicting materials and finally propelling systems. |
A: As stated before- certainly you are welcome to submit a proposal that segments the work into smaller modules. Responses will of course be evaluated with respect to the scope requested. Perhaps you can partner with the appropriate organization(s) in order to address the entire scope. |
Q: Must interdicting materials research focus on fast response mass-transfer interdicting materials if the goal is to diffuse shock wave from kinetic energy? |
A: No- that was just a suggested possibility. |


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25-man gear should not be better than 10-man gear {WoW}
Apr 1st 2009 12:20AM Wow, you fail. QQ "I CAN'T RUN 25 MANS SO MY 10 MAN GEAR SHOULD BE AS GOOD AS THE BETTER MORE COORDINATED PLAYERS!"
GOD STFU and let the real players give feedback you whiny baby. God just because my guild can clear everything in one night, because we SPENT TIME TO GET THAT GOOD AT WHAT WE DO, doesn't mean some faggot level 80 brand new baby can't get into a decent guild because of this bullshit should be allowed to have the better gear from easier content. GOD WORLD OF CASUALCRAFT!
You suck big nuts. You sure should be on the failblog.org front page for this post if it was wow-related.
Breakfast Topic: Uh, yeah, patch day {WoW}
Jan 28th 2009 9:02AM In my opinion, which this all is, I'd rather have the servers to be playable and enjoyable that a slight inconvience that is a 2 minute cooldown on a summoning stone when people could get their selves to the instance and not be lazy. Also, it's not like this is something new. It's be a MASSIVE problem since WoTLK released and they keep making it worse every time they change something the "fix" it.
All they did, at least for my server, was make wintergrasp slightly more bearable, and moved all of that lag to the isntance servers. I'd rather stick with the old icons and such if those developer's time was spent working on fixing my server crashes and the disconencts for half of my raid.
Breakfast Topic: Uh, yeah, patch day {WoW}
Jan 28th 2009 8:08AM The lag on my server was so terrible we didn't get our tuesday night H. Naxx clear in. =( At one point Azgalor was placed with the "Locked" status for a good thirty minutes and one of our healers was stuck out, because he had disconnected. It seemed that every fight we had three+ people got d/ced. It really sucked. We'll finish it on thursday though. =) Just really stupid beceause they can fix something as retarded as a 2 minute CD on a summon and change icons every time they add a new patch, but they can't fix the instance lag.
Undocumented Arcane Mage changes in patch 3.0.8a {WoW}
Jan 27th 2009 5:06PM What the hell are you talking about them pulling "far,far ahead"?
If you're speaking in PvP terms, yes, because Resil is retarded and you need to be capped at 1000 to really feel any difference and to make the burst less insane. PvE wise It's almost as bad as being frost specc'd. The current specc that is pulling "far,far ahead" would be a Living Bomb and Frostfire bolt build. I've got a 47% chance to crit with frostfire bolt, and I've got almost 1800 spellpower. If anything I'm pushing number one with the other mages on any damage meter.
Play a mage, or fix what you're talking about. It'll help you not sound like an incompetent fool to the players who actually know something about the class, especially the ones who has that class as their main.
The Queue: Heirlooms, mounts, and more {WoW}
Jan 16th 2009 12:58AM "My question is: Are Heirloom items worth getting for your Alts? If so why? I understand with End game going so well (easier) a lot of players are doing a lot of Heroics still and they are a good way to spend Emblems after you get the gear you need, but are Heirlooms a good thing to buy or should we save the Emblems for something that may come in the future?"
I've been stockpiling my emblems of heroisms. and valors now that i have nothing left to buy. I won't buy PvP items or Herilooms, because i just KNOW blizzard will make new vendors like they did for Sunwell and such. I'm siting at like 233 Heroisms atm. =P
Latency fixes coming for Northrend, Naxx {WoW}
Jan 8th 2009 6:23PM My server Azgalor-US saw a 25 minute server disconnect from the naxx isntance. We were still in game and could move and type in general chat, but it was a huger server side lagg spike. It was only fixed when, I assume, a GM manually restarted the instance server. It was horrible and wasted precious time for arachniphobia and caused deaths for our "The Undying" achievements my guild was shooting for.


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Manufacturing Methods
Heatsinks can be classified in terms of manufacturing methods and their final form shapes. The most common types of air-cooled heatsinks include stampings, extrusions, forging, bonded/fabricated fins, die castings and folded fins. Following is an explanation of each technique.
Stampings - Copper or aluminium sheet metals are stamped into desired shapes. They offer a low cost solution to low density thermal problems. They are suitable for high volume production, because advanced tooling with high speed stamping would lower costs. Additional labour-saving options, such as clips and interface materials, can be factory applied to help to reduce assembly costs.
Extrusions - This is the most popular method of manufacturing heatsinks. Extrusion is the process by which long straight metal parts can be produced. It is done by squeezing metal in a closed cavity through a tool, known as a die, using either a mechanical or hydraulic press. After the metal has cooled, it is cut to the size you want the heatsink to be, based on motherboard standard sizes.
Forging - This is the process whereby metal is heated and shaped by plastic deformation by suitably applying compressive force. Usually the compressive force is in the form of hammer blows using a power hammer or a press. Heatsink manufacturers rarely use this method but it is used occasionally, and is definitely worth mentioning.
Bonded/Fabricated Fins - Most air cooled heatsinks are convection limited, and the overall thermal performance of an air cooled heatsink can often be improved significantly if more surface area can be exposed to the air stream. These high performance heatsinks utilise thermally conductive aluminium-filled epoxy to bond planar fins onto a grooved extrusion base plate.
Die Castings - Die casting is where the metal is injected into the mould under high pressure of 1,450-30,500psi. This results in a more uniform part, generally good surface finish and good dimensional accuracy, as good as 0.2% of casting dimension. In other words, you can make more complex shapes using die casting than you can using other methods such as extrusion.
Folded Fins - Corrugated sheet metal in either aluminium or copper increases surface area, hence the volumetric performance. The heatsink is then attached to either a base plate or directly to the heating surface via epoxying or brazing. It is not suitable for high profile heatsinks on account of the availability and fin efficiency.


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Why It's Cool: Home to some of the hottest parties and events in NYC's Times Square, this indoor pool is conveniently connected to a 40-foot bar and comes equipped with mood lighting, stadium seating, and a projector to show movies. There's a large coed steam and sauna near the DJ booth.
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Cardinals rout Pirates in NLDS opener
Beltran's three-run homer in the bottom of the third inning Thursday jump-started a seven-run rally that lifted the St. Louis Cardinals to a 9-1 rout of Pittsburgh in the opener of the best-of-five National League Division Series.
Burnett plunked Matt Adams with a breaking ball, then walked Yadier Molina and Jon Jay, forcing Holliday home to make it 4-0. David Freese grounded a two-run single down the right field line, and Jay scored when Marlon Byrd's throw toward first hit Freese and rolled toward the St. Louis dugout.
Wainwright dominated the Pittsburgh hitters, allowing just three hits and one run in seven innings. He struck out nine and did not issue a walk.
Pedro Alvarez blasted a leadoff homer in the fifth to account for Pittsburgh's only run.
Game 2 of the series is Friday, with rookie Gerrit Cole (10-7, 3.22 ERA) going for the Pirates against Lance Lynn (15-10, 3.97).


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Returning the World to God
Father Alexander Schmemann
Contrary to our secular experience of time, the liturgical day begins with Vespers, in the evening. This is, of course, the reminiscence of the biblical "And the evening and the morning were the first day" (Genesis 1:5). The vesperal service [in the Orthodox Church] does not begin as a religious "epilogue" of the day. It begins at the beginning. and this means in the "rediscovery," in adoration and thanksgiving, of the world as God's creation. The Church takes us, as it were, to that first evening on which man, called by God to life, opened his eyes and saw what God in his love was giving to him, saw all the beauty, all the glory of the temple in which he was standing, and rendered thanks to God. And in this thanksgiving he became himself.
Praise the Lord, 0 my soul. Blessed art thou, 0 Lord,
0 Lord, how marvellous are thyworks: in wisdom hast thou made them all.
The earth is lull of thy riches.
I will sing unto the Lord as long as I live;
I will praise my God, while I have any being (Ps. 104).
And it must be so. There must be someone in this world which rejected God and in this rejection, in this blasphemy, became a chaos of darkness -there must be someone to stand in its centre, and to discern, to see it again as full of divine riches, as the cup full of life andjoy, as beauty and wisdom, and to thank God for it. This "someone" is Christ, the New Adam who restores that "eucharistic life" which I, the old Adam, have rejected and lost; who makes me again what lam, and restores the world to me. And if the Church is in Christ its initial act is always the act of thanksgiving, of returning the world to God.
Reprinted with permission from The Time of the Spirit Readings through the Christian Year, George Every, Richard Harries and Kallistos Ware, editors, published by St. Vladimir's Seminary Press, Crestwood, New York 10707.
Editor's Note: The words "Eucharist" and "eucharistic" refer' to the Lord's Supper or Holy Communion and are used in the liturgies of the Orthodox, Catholic, Anglican and Lutheran Churches. They come from the Greek "eucharisto" which means "thank you."
The importance of biblical creation is very highly emphasized in the worship of the Orthodox Church, as is evident from the above selection. Fr. Alexander Schmemann (1921-83) was a Russian Orthodox theologian and Dean of St. Vladimir's Theological Seminary.


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Marine center opening in Rhode Island
Posted onThe Franklin Street Marine Corridor in Bristol, R.I., will celebrate the opening of a new building for marine businesses later this month, just as the International Yacht Restoration School launches its new Marine Systems Training Facility at the same site.
The new construction is the cornerstone of an industrial/educational park that was designed to allow students and marine trades to mix, according to Andy Tyska, developer of the Franklin Street Marine Corridor.
Tyska started his Bristol Marine full service boatyard at the site about 10 years ago. The industrial park has since grown to include new buildings with 20 marine-related businesses. IYRS set up a Marine Systems Training Facility at the park to offer courses in electrical, engine, A/C and other boat systems. The school will now occupy an additional 5,000-foot-section of the new building.
The March 28 celebration will include a seminar for students and prospective marine industry workers covering "Funding Sources for Training," the official opening of the Cornerstone Building, and a second seminar, "Career Paths in the Marine Industry."
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TENDER CO. "Hands-On" Mechanical Watch
Best known for its handcrafted leather goods, workwear, and denim, British label TENDER CO. embarked onto the foray of horology circuit with its "Hands-On" Mechanical Watch. Like everything else, artisans assembled each timepiece by hand in TENDER CO.'s workshop. It features a hand-wound Swiss-made movement with a … READ MORE


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Data from the Census in 2001 found that carers are a third more likely to be in poor health than non carers. The more recent Scottish Household Survey found that 12% of carers reported that they were in poor health. This increases to 18% for those caring for 20 hours or more each week. 12% of people termed in the Scottish Household Survey as "economically inactive" providing care also consider themselves to be permanent sick or disabled.
Findings of a study based on a request for information made to 152 English local authorities, one English Primary Care Trust and one English Clinical Commissioning Group under the Freedom of Information Act; a nationally representative
This report is the final (Stage 5) report on the work undertaken by Skills for Care & Development as part of their Sector Skills Agreement (SSA) in Scotland. The purpose of this report is to set out the key findings and agreed solutions to the skills gaps identified in the sector as a result of the Sector Skills Agreement process. This agreement is therefore based on the skills demand and provision of supply work already conducted in stages 1 and 2 of the Sector Skills Agreement.
This booklet provides an overview of 'Your health, your way – a guide to long term conditions and self care' for healthcare professionals. It introduces the concept of personalised care planning for people with long term conditions and supported self care, and discusses points to consider when starting the care planning process.
Scottish Government report on what needs to be in place to provide a truly child-centred response and approach to the provision of foster and kinship care.
It then considers what improvements are needed in the support provided to carers that will in turn enhance the quality of care provided to children.
Finally, it addresses the improvements that can be made to the quality assurance systems that govern these types of care.
Four in five paid carers are women, because of gender norms and also the gender pay gap which makes it more costly for men to reduce employment hours. However, as more women move into other employment, the sector is struggling to recruit and retain staff. Susan Himmelweit from the Open University and Hilary Land from the University of Bristol examine what can be done to attract enough carers to meet society's increasing care needs.
This research project, commissioned by the Scottish Government, looks at how advocacy for children in the Children's Hearings System compares with arrangements in other UK systems of child welfare and youth justice and those internationally, and what children and young people and the professionals who work with them think about advocacy arrangements in the Children's Hearings System and how these can be improved.


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Subliminal tweets about love are the new ribbons in the sky. After bitching about being booted from the Supafest 2012 line-up, Mouf Breeva randomly declared: "Everybody has an addiction mines happens to Be YOU!!!! I LOVE YOU BABE!! Take dat!"
Cassie followed up with a not-so cryptic tweet of her own: "Everybody has an addiction, mine happens to be you… love, CC." And then Kim Porter muted both of their asses.
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In a recent interview Cassie dished on her ideal mate. "Dope sense of humor and spontaneity. It doesn't take much," she told Singersroom. "I definitely want somebody with a good head on their shoulders, I don't want crazy, I need to be balanced. If I have somebody that's no focused on something then that could be a recipe for disaster."
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