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"Whether incorporating nature, philosophy, history, or science, Sze's poems are expansive. They unfold like the time-slowed cinematic recording of a flower's blooming...Sze has a refreshingly original sensibility and style, and he approaches writing like a collagist by joining disparate elements into a cohesive whole." —Booklist
A temple near the hypocenter of the atomic blast at Hiroshima was disintegrated, but its ginkgo tree survived to bud and bloom. Arthur Sze extends this metaphor of survival and perseverance to transform the world's factual darkness into precarious splendor. "Each hour teems," Sze writes, as he ingeniously integrates the world's miraculous and mundane—a woodpecker drilling a utility pole or a 1300-year-old lotus seed—into a moving, visionary journey.
Mayans charted Venus's motion across the sky,
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Arthur Sze, one of America's leading poets, is the author of nine books of poetry and translation. He is professor emeritus of creative writing at the Institute of American Indian Arts and just completed a term as Poet Laureate of Santa Fe, New Mexico.

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Ski-U-Mah: Lou Nanne Feature
July 3, 2014 In the long history of Minnesota hockey – not just Gopher hockey, but hockey across the state of Minnesota – few people can match the impact of Lou Nanne. The former Gopher star and player, head coach, general manager and president of the Minnesota North Stars probably wouldn't have come to Minnesota in the first place if he had his choice, but ending up here profoundly and positively changed his life. The following is an excerpt from a feature piece titled "If You Come Here, You'll Never Leave" which details Nanne's path to the University of Minnesota and how a few significant moments shaped much of his life. Be sure to check out the entire piece, as well as other great articles about outstanding Gopher student-athletes and teams, in the July 2014 issue of Ski-U-Mah, which is available in print at Gopher Athletics venues and online at GopherSports.com. Lou's ascent to legendary status among Minnesotans almost didn't happen. If Lou had his way coming out of high school, he probably wouldn't have come to the United States at all. He wanted to go to the University of Toronto and play for St. Michael's of the Junior A League. The Blackhawks said no to that idea, telling Lou he would have to play for St. Catherine's and that he could attend McMaster University in nearby Hamilton, Ontario. For Lou, that was not an option. "They didn't have a dental school so I said 'no, I won't do that,'" said Lou. Dental school was a must for young Nanne, a bit ironic considering his passion for hockey, a sport well-known for producing more toothless smiles than any other. "My uncle was a dentist. My brother is a dentist. My two nieces are dentists. Our son was a dentist," said Lou. "My uncle had a good life back home and he wanted me to be his partner."
When Lou refused the Blackhawks request to play at St. Catherine's, the organization told him he wouldn't be playing anywhere else in Canada. Lou had to start looking at his options in the United States. He heard from a number of schools but, oddly, it was a visit from Bob May, the head coach at rival North Dakota, that eventually led him to Minnesota. "I told [May] I wouldn't go to North Dakota because they didn't have a dental school," said Lou. A few weeks later, May ran into Minnesota head coach John Mariucci in downtown Minneapolis. "He told Mariucci about me. Mariucci called me and asked me to come and visit, which I did. They had a great dental school here. So I came, I really liked what I saw and I made the commitment to come." Though Minnesota's respected dental school played a key role in getting Lou on campus, by his second semester, the quality of the dental school no longer mattered. |
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3D Imaging of Strengthening Particles in Cr-V-Mo (13HMF) Steel Using FIB/SEM Tomography
Periodical | Solid State Phenomena (Volume 186) |
Main Theme | Electron Microscopy XIV |
Edited by | Danuta Stróż and Krystian Prusik |
Pages | 41-44 |
DOI | 10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.186.41 |
Citation | Władysław Osuch et al., 2012, Solid State Phenomena, 186, 41 |
Online since | March 2012 |
Authors | Władysław Osuch, Adam Kruk, Grzegorz Michta, Aleksandra Czyrska-Filemonowicz |
Keywords | 13HMF Steel, FIB/SEM Tomography, TEM |
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The electron tomography and transmission electron microscopy studies of the carbides in the 0.5Cr-0.5Mo-0.25V (13HMF) low-alloy steel after service during 160 000 h at 540 °C were carried out. Identification of the carbides was performed by means of electron diffraction analysis. Meso-scale tomography technique, mainly FIB/SEM tomography, was used for detailed characterization of spatial distribution and metrology of the carbides in 13HMF steel. The results achieved confirm the ability of FIB tomography to get 3D reconstruction of internal microstructure of steel as well as to obtain information about the shape and spatial distribution of carbides.


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SOUTHWEST: 1 | WEST: 2 Before we put them in the NBA Finals, let's remember that this group hasn't yet made it past the second round of the playoffs. And it took good health and a David West breakout to get that far last season. But they do have Chris Paul. |
Jon Barry ESPN.com |
SOUTHWEST: 1 | WEST: 2 Adding James Posey helps. CP3 is my favorite in the league to watch. Combined with West and the emergence of Chandler, I think this team will be right there at the end. |
Chris Broussard ESPN Mag |
SOUTHWEST: 2 | WEST: 3 The inexperience that caught up to the Hornets last season won't be a factor this year, especially with the addition of James Posey. But that gaping hole at shooting guard could be. I never thought I'd utter these words, but "Jannero Pargo may be missed." |
Ric Bucher ESPN Mag |
SOUTHWEST: 1 | WEST: 1 The two-point guard lineup has been part of their success, so not having Jannero Pargo will hurt -- but not more than James Posey will help. |
Chad Ford ESPN.com |
SOUTHWEST: 1 | WEST: 3 Chris Paul should've won the MVP award last year. He has a chance to be one of the greatest point guards ever to play the game. Surround him with all the terrific role players they have in New Orleans, and the Hornets are for real. |
Jemele Hill ESPN.com |
SOUTHWEST: 1 | WEST: 2 Although I expect LeBron to win his first MVP award, Chris Paul will be King James' most serious challenger for that honor. This team is such a perfect blend of youth and experience. Adding Robert Horry 2.0 (James Posey) was both brilliant and necessary. |
John Hollinger ESPN.com |
SOUTHWEST: 2 | WEST: 4 The Hornets hope James Posey's magic dust will rub off on them, but unless he can turn Mike James and Hilton Armstrong into competent backups, I think their money would have been better spent in other areas. In particular, the health of West and Chandler is now a must. |
Jalen Rose ESPN.com |
SOUTHWEST: 1 | WEST: 2 Sad note to opponents: Chris Paul is nowhere near as good as he will be. Scary! West and Chandler are legit. Peja and Peterson shoot the threes. Posey will do the intangibles. |
Chris Sheridan ESPN.com |
SOUTHWEST: 2 | WEST: 4 Last season, they were the team you didn't want to miss while spending all those cold winter nights bundled up in front of the TV. This year, the Trail Blazers might encroach on that status, but we'll never tire of watching Chris Paul work his magic. |
Marc Stein ESPN.com |
SOUTHWEST: 1 | WEST: 2 Winning the mighty West, even with all the championship mojo Posey brings, is probably too much to ask of the Hornets this soon. Winning the Southwest Division, by contrast, seems to be a reasonable expectation. |
TOTAL SOUTHWEST: 1.3 | Standings WEST: 2.5 | Standings |
Chris Paul | Point Guard 6-0 | 175 | Age: 23 Hollinger profile |
Mike James | Guard 6-2 | 188 | Age: 33 Hollinger profile |
Morris Peterson | Shooting Guard 6-7 | 210 | Age: 31 Hollinger profile |
Devin Brown | Guard 6-5 | 210 | Age: 29 Hollinger profile |
Peja Stojakovic | Small Forward 6-10 | 229 | Age: 31 Hollinger profile |
James Posey | Forward 6-8 | 217 | Age: 31 Hollinger profile |
David West | Power Forward 6-9 | 240 | Age: 28 Hollinger profile |
Julian Wright | Forward 6-8 | 225 | Age: 21 Hollinger profile |
Tyson Chandler | Center 7-1 | 235 | Age: 26 Hollinger profile |
Melvin Ely | Center 6-10 | 261 | Age: 30 Hollinger profile |
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Chris Paul receives the inbounds pass on the left wing. Tyson Chandler sets a high screen and with 6 seconds left, Paul takes the pick and explodes into the lane, looking for his floater. Tyson blitzes for the alley-oop.
If Paul is cut off and Tyson defended, Paul spins and finds David West, wide open at the top of the key. (Opposing coaches still think a 20-foot West shot is a good option. Never mind he shoots 52 percent from that spot.) Peja and Peterson watch from the wings as the ball goes in, and it's over.
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After winning rings in Miami (2006) and Boston (2008), James Posey has brought his sharpshooting and defense to the Big Easy.
The Hornets caught teams by surprise early last season, but Byron Scott knows that his team will have to be sharp from the beginning this season. Teams will gang up on Chris Paul coming off ball screens, so Scott has to work on his weakside actions and ensure that those players are ready to shoot and score all game long.
Developing energy and production from the bench is important too, after losing Jannero Pargo to Russia this summer. Look for Scott to give some of the Hornets' interior reserves some increased playing time. Shoring up depth there is key to any playoff success New Orleans may realize.


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Andover Finance Committee member Gregory Serrao is to be thanked for being the Finance Committee member who, like the small boy in the Hans Christian Andersen tale "The Emperor's New Clothes" who has courage to speak the truth to the emperor while all the adults around him cower, has stated for the record that the town of Andover has reached "unsustainable spending levels."
And Andover resident Mike Roli is to be thanked as well for best summing up the impact of town's profligate spending habits on town residents by speaking out at that same meeting regarding the skyrocketing property tax increases we've experienced: "It's staggering the amount of tax increases we are getting. People can't afford this."
Sadly, Town Manager Buzz Stapczynski, as always, sees property tax increases as an entitlement for funding of ever-expanding town operating budgets and bottomless project wish lists. He even has the audacity to blame Andover's mammoth property tax increases during his tenure as town manager on, "the value of your house."
As Stapczynski well knows, it's the amount of town spending, not property values, that determine property taxes. Property values are merely an algebraic mechanism by which the total amount of town spending gets allocated to each of us to pay in the form of our respective property tax bills. If all property values in town dropped by 50 percent, our property taxes would would not change by one red cent. In fact, we had the worst of both worlds during the recent Great Recession where property values in Andover, like everywhere else in the country, dropped while, at the very same time, Andover's town budgets still went up. Son-of-a-gun, our property tax bills went up during each year of the recession even while our property values were dropping! So much for Stapczynski trying to blame our skyrocketing property tax bills on something other than the town's big-spending ways.
Here's hoping that the chairman of our Board of Selectmen, Alex Vispoli, who has announced his plans to run for Barry Finegold's seat in the state Senate on a platform of cutting state taxes, will show all of us that he can cut spending and cut property taxes right here in Andover first, before setting his sights on Beacon Hill, and get the selectmen to vote no on any proposed town budget that will increase the property tax burden even further. Enough is enough!
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Pa Sak Jolasid Dam
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Pa Sak Jolasid Dam is located at Ban Kaeng Suea Ten, Nong Bua Sub-district. The dam's name was granted by King Rama IX. It was constructed under the Pa Sak River Basin Development Project under His Majesty's Royal initiative. It is the longest dam whose core is made of clay in Thailand, with a length of 4,860 metres wide and 36.50 metres high. The distinctive points of the dam are the sightseeing point on its ridge, Pa Sak River Basin Museum, presenting the knowledge of nature and culture. The official opening ceremony of the dam was on 25 November, 1999.
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The Harrison County cross country team traveled to Berea Saturday with what turned out to be a partial squad at best as several of the teams' runners were not able to compete for one reason or another.
The runners who were able to participate did well for themselves as they each performed nicely, according to Coach Danny Simpson.
"Our student athletes have other commitments from time to time," he said. "But that is just an opportunity for others to step up and show what they can do."
Brook Frederick, who has been the most consistent runner for the Fillies' varsity, was the lone varsity girl in the meet this Saturday.
She had her best race of the season finishing the 5000M run in 25:44, which was 31st place. The winner of the varsity race for the girls was Nnoromele of Richmond Model in 21:11.
The varsity boys competed without their three top runners, but still finished ninth in the team competition.
Freshman Ross Smith medaled finishing 23rd in 19:22.
Steady Austin Short was 26th, Harry Smith 34th, Nathan Radford 78th and Josh Getting 79th to round out the Thorobreds scoring.
Fields of Madison Central won the 5000M event in 17:42.
Rachel Eckert had a spectacular 4000M race for the middle school girls finishing ninth in 18:38.
She was backed up by Abby Cooper who finished 28th and Jesse Petty who was 35th. The winner was from Beaumont Middle School who finished in 16:47.
Will Marsh was the pace setter for the middle school boys as he toured the 4000M course in 17:20. Daniel Craig also ran for the middle school and finished 35th.
The elementary girls' team finished fifth only five points out of fourth in the 1600M sixth grade and under event. Robin Roberts was the first Harrison County runner across the line finishing in 13th place in a time of 8:20. She was followed closely by Evie Barker (15th), Evie Hindbaugh (19th), Mackenzie Mosig and Anna Moran.
Johnson of Bourbon County won the race in 7:25.
Thomas Morris, Zach Getting and Jonah Case competed for the elementary boys, but did not compile a team score.
"I like the effort that we are getting in the races," beamed Coach Simpson. "We are getting stronger and in better condition. We are halfway through the schedule and we must keep our focus and compete."
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From the farewell address by Dwight D. Eisenhower in January 1961: "We cannot mortgage the material assets of our grandchildren without risking the loss also of their political and spiritual heritage. We want democracy to survive, not to become the insolvent phantom of tomorrow."
Sometimes it's better to receive. Would you turn your back on $360 million?
I intend to vote "no" on the proposal to add an additional 1-cent sales tax to give the Department of Transportation (75 percent) and local governments (25 percent) more money to spend.
On page 4 of Sunday's issue of The Times there is a list of the T-SPLOST exemptions. Notable among the missing is any mention of a food and medicine exemption.
How does the nursery rhyme go? "Liar, liar, pants on fire."
I write to present a clear answer to the letter of June 20 by Thomas Day.
Everyone tends to think of T-SPLOST as an innovative way to pay for roads. I see it differently.
As a lifelong conservative, it is hard for me to support any tax increase. But as a lifelong resident of southern Hall County, I wholeheartedly support the 1-cent T-SPLOST to fund new transportation projects and improvements.
I am going to vote yes for the T-SPLOST transportation referendum on July 31. After evaluating the pros and cons of the referendum, I am convinced that we have more to gain than to lose by passing this legislation. More important to me, however, is the fact that my grandchildren will be assured of a better quality of life.
Two recent articles in The Times showed the sharp contrast between liberal and conservative world views. As President Barack Obama recently noted, November's election may be a referendum on this debate.
Nobody likes to pay taxes, but let's think about our options if we don't enact the transportation tax, or T-SPLOST, on July 31.
Your June 10 article addressing the problem of texting while driving followed up a discussion of that issue my husband and I were having that day as we drove through Hall and Gwinnett counties. And it certainly is a growing problem among not only teens but adults as well.
I was raised in the North by parents who taught me that I was neither inferior or superior to anyone because of color, religion or heritage. I was taught to work for what I wanted and to be the best that I could be. A Christmas decoration that my mother put up every year read, "What you are is God's gift to you. What you make of yourself is your gift to Him."
I agree with Garland Reynolds that the old Cooper Pants site should be looked into further before completion of the city's project.
As the French are fond of saying, The more things change, the more they stay the same. This year's 30th anniversary of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. national observance is a good time to assess his legacy and progress (or lack thereof) toward his goals and aspirations for America. That legacy is rather mixed.
Every time I speak at a funeral or visit someone in the hospital, I'm reminded how painful life is. I've spent countless hours with people who have lost loved ones, and with people who are dying. As you age, you begin to lose loved ones to heart disease, cancer and dementia.
On more than one occasion, I have taken pen to paper to offer my criticism of your newspaper. It is expected that we subscribers will do that. When a newspaper does something that I feel is commendable, I will also offer my praise as well as extending my subscription another quarter.
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De novo assembly of the common marmoset transcriptome from NextGen mRNA sequences
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Annotated features of domestic cat – Felis catus genome
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This park has changed over or is the process of becoming a KOA. The pool was awesome. Being able to ride an ATV from the park to Ocola OHV area was awesome. Grass sites are somewhat level and bathhouse was clean. They need to get firewood and a better stocked camp store. This park is far from anything so bring what you need. The WiFi was useless but I did have a weak ATT signal. I would stay here if I was riding an ATV but other than that unless you fish its limited. We camped at Lake Oklawaha RV Resort in a Travel Trailer.
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Best experience especially if you want to go trail riding in the Ocala National Forest. Clean friendly overwhelmingly unbelievable! Can't wait to go back. Lake is beautiful. Camp ground is clean, safe and friendly. Wow can't say enough. Will be coming back for years to come. Just changed to a KOA and got the Good Sam discount. Thank you for a wonderful time. We camped at Lake Oklawaha RV Resort in a Motorhome.
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This is a great well kept secret. Beautiful RV Park that has been updated recently. We came in on a Tuesday and were the only ones here. A rally came in on Thursday and left by Sunday. We were only going to stay two nights but have been here a week now. Very quiet. If you have a jeep or an ATV this is the place for you. There are miles of trails directly across the road in the Ocala National forest that are designated for ATV's, Jeeps, and Motorcycles. The Florida State Trail is about 4 miles down the road and my husband ran it in both directions (about 14 miles each way). The more people know about this place the better it will be. They have a beautiful clubhouse and pool (not heated). Hopefully the heat will come in the future. Docks are also in the making on the lake (new owner had to apply with the core). The staff is friendly and helpful. We camped here in our 40' diesel pusher and had no problem getting here. Stick to the directions on the web site and don't try to take the FR 74/77. Sandy dirt, great for jeep'n but not for the motorhome. We will definitely be back. We camped at Lake Oklawaha RV Resort in a Motorhome.
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Watching the bees buzzing around the flowers and listening to the birds sing bring a little extra joy to our yards, but the birds and bees are perhaps bigger contributors to the health of our gardens than we might realize, says Joanie Smith, owner of Walnut Creek's East Bay Nature.
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I have absolutely no desire to go pro. 1.) I make too much money in a job that offers me no satisfaction whatsoever. 2.) I enjoy brewing too much to want to make it a necessity. 3.) My Nigerian uncle's lawyer has yet to send me my 4 million dollar check, as promised. I already sent him my $2k. WTF? The email said I'd have my money within the month.
College and time. I plan on volunteering at a brewery next semester and then hopefully getting a low-level position in a brewery after graduation. As for my own place, I don't plan on that happening for a while. I want to have a good amount of experience in a professional setting before setting out on my own.
The Army, but as soon as I finish my Bio degree and get out I'll be on my way.
Because I like actually making money, and because the recipe itself is about 1% of what you need to nail in order to be a successful brewery. Recipes are dime-a-dozen (****, many of the best breweries give the damn things away to us).
4.) Because if I actually made money doing this, my wife wouldn't have anything left to complain about.
It's definitely possible, with enough desire and time and money. I know that start-up breweries open and close all the time. If it's something that you have a burning desire to do above all else, then go for it! As for me, I love brewing. I like everything about it. The more I learn, the more I love it. I love trying to understand water chemistry, and I love learning new things. That's why it's my hobby. If it was my job, I doubt I'd love it so much. I also like my income right now, and would never try to start up a nanobrewery.
Money is the only thing stopping me. Have enough money, you can clear all the regulatory hurdles that the states throw in our way. Lets look at it this way. A local winery can sell directly to local businesses without a distributor and the license for production is under $2000. A brewery needs to have a distributor, cannot sell directly to consumers or restaurant/bars and needs upwards of $20k in licensing. That's alot of money to put outfront before you even have the chance of failing, as most small businesses do... BTW, those numbers are about a year old but AFAIK they haven't changed.
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Why KU jumps Cuse despite loss
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Welcome back to the expanded edition of Joe Lunardi's Rundown. This series features tournament odds, an element that will take you deeper into Bracketology. Bracketology provides a snapshot of how the bracket looks on a specific day, but through the use of Lunardi's extensive database of previous seasons, tournament odds tell you how the bracket is likely to look come Selection Sunday.
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Do you sense a pattern here? For the second year in a row, Syracuse has lost its mojo at the worst possible time. The Orange, after a 25-0 start that mocked their new ACC rivals, have suddenly dropped three of four in mostly ugly fashion. And the one victory, at Maryland, was an unnecessarily narrow escape.
A season ago, you may recall, the Orange were cruising through their final Big East season at 22-4 before losing four of their last five (with the only win coming over lowly DePaul). Syracuse recovered, of course, to reach both the Big East championship game and the Final Four, losing to NCAA finalist Louisville at MSG in the Big East final, and to Michigan in the NCAA tournament.
The question today is whether Cuse can recover again. And it says here that if they do so, it may not come from their presumptive and preferred position as the No. 1 seed in the East. That's what happens when you lose so badly in such a big spot, as the Orange did Saturday at surprise ACC regular-season champion Virginia.
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It's so very nice to see common sense prevail! Of course it has taken, um, nearly 40 years.
Warning! Nina Federoff — former "Science and Technology Advisor" to the U.S. State Department and well-known genetic engineering apologist — is back on her soapbox. In an Op Ed published in the New York Times last week, Federoff strings together one blazing falsehood after another, extolling the virtues of a technology that much of the rest of the world has rightly rejected. What is behind her evangelical commitment to this particular technology? Let's take a look.
With peak fumigation season in California just weeks away, efforts to prohibit the use of cancer-causing methyl iodide in the state's strawberry fields have taken on a new level of urgency.
PAN joins partners today in Sacramento in staging a mock "fumigation" on the Capitol's west steps at 12:30pm to underscore the dangers posed by methyl iodide, and to keep the heat on Governor Jerry Brown. Dressed in "moon suits" and wearing gas masks, participants will simulate the process for fumigating strawberry fields: injecting the liquid pesticide into the ground – where it volatizes and becomes a gas – and sealing it into the soil with black tarps.
Dupont's new systemic herbicides, designed to keep turf grass free of troublesome weeds, seem to pose little direct danger to human health. But it turns out they do kill trees.
After receiving more than 7,000 reports of damaged or killed trees in states throughout the midwest, last week EPA ordered Dupont to immediately "halt the sale, use or distribution" of the company's herbicide Imprelis.
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