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Letter: Legislators, make good on surge fund promises
It was 2006 when Parshall No. 1 was first drilled for oil. It has been an unbelievable story here in the west ever since. Before 2006, western North Dakota was seeking solutions for losing population and enticing new businesses to relocate, and look at us now. In some eyes, the envy...
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Letter: New AARP initiative celebrates caregivers
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Razieh Ebrahimi was forced into marriage at the age of 14. She gave birth to her husband's child just a year a later. Ebrahimi claims she endured years of mental and physical abuse before she shot him in the head while he was sleeping.
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Maiduguri, Nigeria: More than 60 women and girls abducted last month by Boko Haram militants in northeast Nigeria have escaped their captors, sources said on Sunday. According to ND TV, local vigilante Abbas Gava said he had "received an alert from my colleagues ... that about 63 of the abducted women and girls had made it back home" late Friday. A high-level security source in the Borno state capital Maiduguri, who requested anonymity because he was not authorised to speak on the matter, confirmed the escape.
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What do you get when you cross a computer scientist with humanism? Naturalistic transcendentalism, of course.
Naturalistic transcendentalism, a nascent humanist philosophical approach, is the brainchild of Peter Bishop, PhD, a long-time humanist who worked in the semiconductor industry in Silicon Valley. Bishop, who spoke at the recent American Humanist Association (AHA) meeting in Philadelphia, noted that transcendentalism gained traction in the 19th century, primarily from the writings of Ralph Waldo Emerson. But Emerson's philosophical approach, which had room for intuition, lost favor in the next century to science, the philosophy of science, and humanism.
"As we look at these issues today, we notice that our naturalism is much more complex than it was in the early 19th century," Bishop said. "Naturalism today is so oriented toward scientific thinking that modern science has declared that human intuition should not be studied until we can understand the natural law that causes it to work."
But naturalistic transcendentalism does not accept this view. Rather, Bishop's philosophical approach deems it "appropriate to study intuition using the most powerful observations that exist of intuition: our subjective observations of our inner beings." However, science measures what it can observe and subjective experience cannot be observed from an external vantage point. If scientists alone cannot study the personal experiences of intuition (or other subjective experiences), who else can? Bishop suggested turning to the humanities for help, as these disciplines "deal more with the subjective lives of people than do the sciences."
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One of the first steps along this path is to acknowledge that the human spirit is real, Bishop said. In other words, one's subjective experience should be considered valid. The scientist can record the subjective experience as an event, but should not attempt to determine its meaning merely from its observation. This way, "we can remain on solid scientific footing."
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According to Daily Mail, Disturbing images and recruitment messages posted on the social media accounts of two notorious Australian jihadists reveal a horrifying glimpse into Islamic extremist groups fighting in Iraq and Syria.Australian radical Khaled Sharrouf issued the call-to-arms on Twitter.
He Said: 'come and be part of what we have dreamt... for decades'.
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According to The Guardian, British Muslims urged not to travel to Syria and Iraq as fears grow over homegrown involvement in terrorism
A militant waves a black Isis flag in Iraq. Abu Osama said: 'If and when I come back to Britain it will be when this … Islamic state comes to conquer Britain and I come to raise the black flag of Islam over Downing Street, over Buckingham Palace, over Tower Bridge and over Big Ben.' Photograph: Stringer/Reuters
A Briton who claims he has been fighting alongside jihadist militants in Syria has told the BBC he would not return to the UK until he could raise "the black flag of Islam" over Downing Street and Buckingham Palace.
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Exorcists now have a legal weapon at their disposal.
The Vatican has formally recognized the International Association of Exorcists, a group of 250 priests in 30 countries who liberate the faithful from demons.
The Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano reported Tuesday that the Vatican's Congregation for Clergy had approved the organization's statutes and recognized the group under canon law.
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A Muslim man was yesterday jailed for 29 years after being found guilty of stabbing a pregnant Romanian prostitute to death after warning her not to work near a mosque.
The Daily Mail reports that Farooq Shah, 21, stabbed Mariana Popa in the chest while riding his bicycle along a stretch of road in Ilford, Essex, known for its sex workers. After being stabbed, Miss Popa staggered into a fast-food shop and collapsed in a pool of blood while her killer cycled away. She was pregnant with her second child.
CCTV footage showed Farooq Shah waiting on the forecourt of a petrol station late on 28 October last year. Miss Popa can be seen walking towards him and speaking to him before he stabs her twice in the chest.
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Amid calls for a third intifada, thousands of Palestinians gathered in east Jerusalem on Friday during a violent and highly charged funeral procession for murdered teen Muhammad Abu Khdeir who, according to an autopsy report released Saturday, was burned alive.
Draped in a Palestinian flag, Abu Khdeir's 16-year-old body was carried through his neighborhood of Shuafat under a sweltering sun to a local cemetery, as firecrackers, gunshots, and calls for vengeance pierced the air.
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Saudi Arabia Tries to Silence Center for Inquiry (CFI) at Meeting of UN Human Rights Council June 23, 2014 Secular Humanists Condemn Kingdom's Human Rights Abuses, Right to Speak Supported by Other Member States Saudi Arabia tried three times today to silence the Center for Inquiry at the United Nations Human Rights Council today, attempting to stop CFI's representative from addressing Saudi Arabia's zealous persecution of dissidents and its sweeping crackdown on fundamental human rights.
For more details please check CFI statement about this action
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According to Daily Journal, Nigerian atheist released from the mental ward to which his Muslim family committed him by force said Thursday he is getting death threats for blaspheming against Islam.
Mubarak Bala, a 29-year-old chemical process engineer, said he is in hiding in predominantly Muslim northern Nigeria where Shariah law holds and some interpretations have blasphemy punishable by death.
He has been incarcerated in a mental health institution by his family after saying he had lost his belief in God.
"People are threatening me, I mean life-threatening threats," he told The Associated Press in a telephone interview. He said he was too frightened of drawing attention and wouldn't allow an AP video journalist or photographer to come to his hiding place.
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According to Dutch News, the conflict in Syria has become a catalyst for radical Muslims in the Netherlands, with messages becoming more explicit and widespread, the Dutch security service AIVD said on Monday.
Radical texts spoken by young preachers and social media are leading to jihadist propaganda being spread more quickly, leading to 'further radicalization on a wider scale,' the AIVD said in a new report.
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The date for Mixed Concrete TWENTYFIFTEEN is…February 27th!
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Christmas break is a great time to work on pieces for the show!! Don't forget!
We are so grateful for another successful event this year. A big thank you to everyone who came out and supported Mixed Concrete's third annual show. Looking forward to keeping this event going in years to come.
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US 4013810 A Abstract A typical embodiment of the resinous foam sandwich construction that characterizes the invention has face sheets of fiber reinforced thermoplastic resin laminates. The foam core is a mixture of hollow glass spheres and resin, in which the resin in the core is the same as the resin used to form the face sheets.
Claims(5) 1. A sandwich panel consisting essentially of a foam core of thermoplastic resin, non-fibrous shapes mixed with said thermoplastic resin and formed from material remaining in the solid state at a higher temperature than the plasticizing temperature of said thermoplastic resin wherein said non-fibrous shapes are not more than 35% by weight of said foam core, and face sheets formed from thermoplastic resin reinforced with graphite fibers for, said face sheets being bonded to said foam core, said thermoplastic resin in said face sheets being the same type as said foam core resin.
2. A sandwich panel according to claim 1 wherein said shapes are hollow glass spheres.
3. A sandwich panel consisting essentially of a foam polysulfone core, hollow glass spheres ranging in size from 10 to 140 microns mixed with said polysulfone core resin in an amount of 35 percent by weight or less of said spheres to 65% by weight or more of said core resin, said core having a thickness from approximately 1/8 inch to 3/8 inch, and face sheets bonded to said core, said face sheets being formed from polysulfone thermoplastic resin and graphite fibers, said face sheet thickness ranging from 0.040 inch to 0.120 inch.
4. A method for manufacturing a sandwich panel consisting essentially of the steps of mixing a thermoplastic resin with a solvent to dissolve said thermoplastic resin, mixing hollow glass spheres with said dissolved thermoplastic resin, casting said mixture of glass spheres and dissolved thermoplastic resin into a desired shape, drying said cast mixture to drive off said solvent to form a foam core for the sandwich panel wherein said spheres are not more than 35% by weight of said foam core preparing a mixture of said thermoplastic resin with graphite fibers, compression molding said resin and fibers to produce a void-free face sheet, placing said face sheet on said foam core, and remolding under conditions of heat and pressure said face sheet to cause said thermoplastic resin to flow and to bond said face sheet to said foam core.
5. A method according to claim 4 further comprising the step of interposing an additional layer of said thermoplastic resin between said face sheet and said foam core.
Description 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to sandwich construction and, more particularly, to resinous foam sandwich construction in which the same resin is used to form the face sheets and the foam core, and the like. 2. Description of the Prior Art "Sandwich construction", or panels formed from pairs of thin, parallel face sheets of relatively stiff material that are bonded to a common core have been used for a number of years. Aircraft flooring is a typical example of one of these many uses. There also is a need for a strong, low density material, for a combination of sandwich panel materials that will provide a wide range of controlled core densities, as well as for a material that will permit greater flexibility in choosing core and face sheet thicknesses. Typically, the face sheets for these sandwich panels have been made of fiber reinforced material that is glued, or otherwise bonded, to a balsa wood or aluminum "honeycomb" core. Although these sandwich structures provide high strength-to-weight and stiffness-to-weight ratios, they are nevertheless subject to a number of disadvantages. For example, one or more special steps must be taken during the manufacturing process to apply an adhesive to the core and face sheets and to press these treated materials together to establish an acceptable bond. There are, moreover, definite limitations with respect to the degree to which these sandwich panels can be re-shaped or formed after manufacture. In this connection, the possibility of re-shaping the blade of a sandwich construction hockey stick after manufacture to match individual needs is a clearly desirable feature. Prior art sandwich panels, however, do not have this post-forming capability. There also is a further limitation on the complexity of the sandwich panel shapes that can be manufactured because of the structural characteristics of the balsa and honeycomb core materials. Thus, there is a need for sandwich panels that not only are more readily manufactured, resistant to laser beam penetration, and provide high strength-to-weight and stiffness-to-weight ratios, but which also can be produced in complicated shapes and provide some capability for post-forming. These foregoing problems can be overcome, and these needs can be satisfied both to a large extent, through the practice of the invention. In this respect, a novel core of resin mixed with glass spheres is sandwiched between two face sheets of fiber reinforced laminates which use the same resin as that of the core. In this way, there is no need to apply a special adhesive to the core and to the face sheets because the resin in the face sheets will bond directly to the same resin in the core without any appreciable difficulty. This feature of the invention also eliminates the need to choose only those adhesives that are compatible with the core and the face sheets. If, moreover, a heat-softening, or thermoplastic resin, defined in the McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific and Technical Terms, copyrighted 1974, as a material with a linear macromolecular structure that will repeatedly soften when heated and harden when cooled, is selected for use in the face sheets and in the core, there now is a potential for post forming a manufactured structure through the application of heat. Inasmuch as the core is formed from a mixture of resin and glass spheres that can be molded into almost any desired configuration, the further possibility of manufacturing more complex shapes now is present because the structural limitations imposed by balsa or aluminum honeycomb are not present, the core material now being moldable into almost any desired shape. The relative weight percentages of resin and hollow glass spheres that can be chosen for a core mixture also present a further degree of flexibility in selecting the sandwich panel density to satisfy particular structural requirements. This flexibility heretofore has not been available because of the inherent density limitations imposed by balsa wood and aluminum honeycomb core materials. Naturally, sandwich panels produced in accordance with the present invention also can be used for aircraft flooring as well as in other applications, of which engine nacelles and sporting goods are typical. The various features of novelty which characterize the invention are pointed out with particularity in the claims annexed to and forming a part of this specification. For a better understanding of the invention, its operation, advantages and specific objects attained by its use, reference should be had to the accompanying drawing and descriptive matter in which there is illustrated and described a preferred embodiment of the invention. The sole FIGURE of the drawing shows a side elevation in full section of a sandwich panel that embodies principles of the invention. For a more complete appreciation of the invention, attention is invited to the drawing. As shown, a pair of parallel, spaced face sheets 10, 11 of fiber reinforced thermoplastic resin laminates are compression molded at a temperature and pressure that is sufficient to produce a void-free product. Typically, a polysulfone resin and Kevlar or graphite fibers provide acceptable face sheets for this purpose. Core 12 is a mixture of thermoplastic resin and hollow glass spheres. Preferably, and in accordance with a principle of the invention, the resin in the core should be the same as the resin in the face sheets 10, 11. Thus, polysulfone resin is mixed with glass spheres in which the spheres have a bulk density that ranges from 4 to 9 pounds per cubic foot and a particle size of 10 to 140 microns. The spheres, moreover, in this illustrative example comprise 16% by weight of the core mixture and the resin amounts to the remaining 84% by weight of the core material. The core thickness as well as the overall sandwich panel thickness is selected to satisfy specific requirements, of which noise suppression, strength or resistance to laser penetration are typical. Specific examples of sandwich panels constructed in accordance with the principles of the invention are as follows: ______________________________________Panel Characteristics Example 1 Example 2______________________________________Resin type Polysulfone PolysulfoneFiber type Kevlar GraphiteFoam thickness .200" .150"Panel thickness .330" .255"Overall panel density 66 lbs/ft3 68 lbs/ft3Crushing strength �1000 lbs/in2 �1000 lbs/in2Flexural strength 21,000 lbs/in2 62,000 lbs/in2Flexural modulus 2.6 � 106 lbs/in2 10.7 � 106 lbs/in2______________________________________ It should be noted in this respect that the weight percent of the sphere content in the core 12 can be varied up to a maximum of approximately 35%. Sphere concentrations in the core 12 that are over 35% by weight have been found to produce a foam material that has poor integrity. Although hollow glass spheres are shown and described in connection with the preferred embodiment of the invention, other shapes and materials can be employed, as appropriate, to produce the foam core 12 if the material from which these shapes are formed changes from the solid state to a liquid or plastic state at some temperature which is appreciably higher than the temperature at which the resin plasticizes. Among the many thermoplastic resins that can be used in the face sheets 10, 11 and the core 12, in addition to the Polysulfone resin considered above, it further appears that naryl and phenoxy also are particularly suited to the purposes of this invention. In any event, specific resins should be chosen on the basis of one or more properties that are to be imparted to the sandwich panel and its constituents, such as stability at elevated temperatures, density, moisture resistance and ease of fabrication. It should also be noted that the thickness of the foam core 12, as well as the thickness of the entire sandwich panel should be selected to satisfy particular application requirements. Core thicknesses have been found suitable in the range from approximately 1/8 inch to 3/8 inch and face sheet thicknesses have ranged from 0.040 inch to 0.120 inch. In accordance with a further aspect of the invention, the sandwich panels are manufactured by dissolving solid polysulfone thermoplastic resin in trichlorethylene to produce a solution, and by blending in an appropriate amount of hollow glass spheres to form the mixture which is cast into a suitable form to produce the foam. The foam is then dried to remove the volatile solvent. The face sheets 10, 11 are formed through compression molding a mixture of polysulfone and graphite fibers at 700� F and 200 lbs/in2 to produce a void-free product. 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HIS 306N • Key Ideas & Issues in Latin America
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Course Description
This course offers an interdisciplinary introduction to the study of Latin America. With more than 20 nations and a total population of over 500 million, Latin America is an area of fascinating cultural diversity as well as troubling socioeconomic inequality.
The course aims to acquaint students with the richness, complexity and diversity of historical experiences and cultural practices in Latin America through an array of source materials that include historical monographs, ethnography, testimonial literature, fiction, musicn, film, and documentaries. Through a sample of case studies culled from throughout the region, the course will shed light on the processes, structures, and forces that have shaped Latin America. Topics include: pre-Columbian civilizations, Iberian expansionism and the Conquest of Latin America; Church in colonial Latin America; sugar plantations in Brazil and the trans-Atlantic slave trade; Independence movements in Latin America; agro-export economies; U.S. imperialism in the Caribbean Basin; populism, urbanization , and import-substitution industrialization; popular culture, art, literature and music; revolutionary alternatives; the Cold War in Latin America and state-sponsored violence; international migration and transnationalism.


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Our newest weekly feature, Humpday Hashtag, is off to a good start. An Embarrassing start, but a good one. We are kicking things off with #EpicGymFail. We asked you tell let us in on some of your most embarrassing moments at the gym, and you delivered!
At the beginning of this segment, Kat promised Rob a fantastic final story for this week's edition of "It Came From Evansville Watch." Boy, was she right! Listen as the insanity plays out by clicking the audio player below!
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Former Oxford United midfielder Peter Leven is determined to make a return to football next season, almost 18 months on from his last appearance.
An injury-hit finish to the Scot's spell with the U's, who released him at the end of the 2012-13 campaign, appeared to signal a premature end to his career.
But after taking time to fully recover from the knocks and assess his options, retirement is not on Leven's agenda.
Time spent in the USA in February training with second tier side San Antonio Scorpions rekindled the 30-year-old's de-sire to make a playing return.
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"I never used to do that back home and it gave me a sense of believing in myself again."
Crucially, there has been no recurrence of the knee problems which hampered him in his time at United.
Leven, whose memorable strike from the centre circle against Port Vale in October 2011 was the highlight of his 67 games in two years with the club, admits his willingness to play through the pain did not help.
He said: "It was like 'if you need me to play, I'll play', whereas some players would take three or four weeks out to get fully recovered – maybe that was my downfall.
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Here's the latest news on the Santiago Fire. As of today, the fire is 50% contained. However some 2,000 homes are still evacuated in the canyons, as the fire still poses a grave threat. Still, there is some good news to report. Flames swept into the Hamilton Oaks gated community in Trabuco Canyon earlier today.…
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Here's the latest on the Santiago Fire from ABC 7/Los Angeles and The Register So far, some 19,200 acres have been scorched by the Santiago Fire, and at least 10 homes in Modjeska Canyon have been destroyed. However, residents may be allowed to return to Modjeska soon, once the threat is gone. Mandatory evacuations are…
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Here's the latest on the Santiago Fire, courtesy of The Register. Mandatory evacuations are now underway for for the canyon areas northeast of Santiago Canyon Road, between Modjeska Canyon Road and Live Oak Canyon Road, including the Santiago Estates neighborhood. Areas along Live Oak Canyon Road through the Trabuco Canyon area, including O'Neill Regional Park,…
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Once deemed an eyesore, the winding, 46-mile-long Stonycreek River has undergone a transformation. Today, it abounds with natural life, such as beavers and smallmouth bass, as well as the longest stretch of continuous rapids on the East Coast. With its fleet of inflatable kayaks and tubes, Coal Tubin' provides a variety of ways for customers to experience the area's scenery. Knowledgeable guides lead group tours inside inflatable kayaks, whereas inner tubes leisurely float under bridges and down gentle waters lined with pine trees and perplexed coal miners who took a wrong turn. Outdoors adventures also unfold on land, where guided hikes trek to nearby vistas.
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Coimbra Color Lock: Dog
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Copywriters: Michele Dim D'Ippolito, Gabriel Araujo, Guga Borges, Yuri Sampaio
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A colorful lock won't let you forget to lock. In this piece, the dog was free and ran after the mailman. Get it?
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