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Androcles and the Lion (play)
Androcles and the Lion is a 1912 play written by George Bernard Shaw.
Androcles and the Lion is Shaw's retelling of the tale of Androcles, a slave who is saved by the requited mercy of a lion. In the play, Shaw portrays Androcles to be one of the many Christians being led to the Colosseum for torture. Characters in the play exemplify several themes and takes on both modern and supposed early Christianity, including cultural clash between Jesus' teachings and traditional Roman values.
The short play is often printed with a preface that includes a long examination of the Gospels by Shaw, in which Shaw analyzes the Bible and proclaims his findings. In summary, Shaw states that Jesus was a benevolent genius (in areas ranging from moral to social to economic) who eventually bought into popular ideas of his divinity and impending martyrdom. Shaw goes on to state that the teachings of Jesus were lost with his crucifixion, and that the Christian churches that followed are instead based on the teachings and philosophies of Paul or Barabbas. The preface is longer than the play.
The play was written at a time when the Christian Church was an important influence on society and there was strong pressure on non-believers in public life. The reverse of roles in the play possibly served to evoke empathy from his targeted audience. The characters also represent different "types" of Christian believers. The journey and final outcome of each of the characters make it clear which believers Shaw sympathizes with the most, especially with Lavinia. One of the most famous passages of the play is Lavinia's metaphor of capturing a mouse to converting from Christianity to believing in the Roman gods, where Lavinia shows that the most important part of religion is earnestness and a lack of hypocrisy. Hypocrisy was a characteristic in the Church that Shaw condemned.
The play has themes of martyrdom and persecution which are portrayed through the vehicle of comedy. Another point in the play is his position against vivisection, which connected to his philosophy in being a vegetarian. In the play, Shaw uses slapstick humour, verbal wit and physical humour to portray his themes.
The play became the first book published in the Shavian alphabet when it was released in that orthography by Penguin Books of London in 1962.
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A notable[why?] stage production was first presented at the Mermaid Theatre on 3 October 1961, directed by Frank Dunlop, and designed by Roy Noakes. It was presented in a double bill with another of Shaw's plays, The Shewing-up of Blanco Posnet. The cast was as follows:
- Androcles--Davy Kaye
- The Lion—Cal McCord
- Megaera--Josephine Tewson
- Centurion—Daniel Thorndike
- Captain--Edward de Souza
- Lavinia--Jill Bennett
- Lentulus--Jeremy Spenser
- Metellus--Richard Hampton
- Spintho--Alan MacNaughtan
- Ferrovius—Peter Prowse
- Ox-Driver—Ronald Robinson
- Call Boy—Robin Ferriday
- The Editor--Frank Windsor
- Menagerie Keeper—Roger Kemp
- Caesar--Ronald Fraser
- Secutor—Jonathan Burn
- Retiariu—Clive Elliott
The play has been performed at the Shaw Festival at Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario in 1963 and 1984.
A film version, Androcles and the Lion, was made of the play in 1952, produced by Gabriel Pascal. A later film version is from 1984, produced by Ronald Smedley.
A radio version was recorded by BBC Radio and was repeated on BBC Radio 4 Extra on 9 September 2013 with Leslie French playing Androcles.[1]
- ^ "BBC Radio 4 Extra - GB Shaw - Androcles and the Lion". Bbc.co.uk. 2013-09-10. Retrieved 2014-06-08.
External links[edit]
Androcles and the Lion (play) at the Internet Broadway Database
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Do you think there should be a forum specifically for epiphytes? If so, then how do we go about requesting one? Epiphytes are neat because they have representatives in quite a few different groups... Aroids, Azaleas and Rhododendrons, Begonias, Bromeliads, Cactus and Succulents, Ferns, Fuchsias, Gesneriads, Gingers, Hoyas, Impatiens, Orchids...and so on and on. Even Carnivorous Plants have a few representatives...Utricularia campbelliana growing epiphytically. There's even one epiphytic Cycad...Zamia pseudoparasitica growing epiphytically. There are even epiphytic raccoons (unfortunately!)... So let's have a forum where there's a lot of "cross pollination" going on! |
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Hi Would guess that since most people don't grow those families with those methods there would be little interest?? Most of these are already covered in forums?? I grow many kinds that way but find there's really not much difference except you can't move them in an emergency!! gary |
- Posted by sultry_jasmine_night Florida z9 (My Page) on Mon, Nov 11, 13 at 15:54
I would be interested in a forum like this. |
- Posted by epiphyte78 9 (My Page) on Wed, Nov 13, 13 at 12:28
garyfla, I don't think that an epiphytes forum should be limited to threads on growing plants epiphytically. People would be able to post photos of epiphytes growing in pots if they wanted to. Did you see this thread in the Gesneriad forum...Driest Growing Epiphytic Gesneriads? Epiphytic plants besides Gesneriads were mentioned in the thread...but they were a bit off topic given that the thread was in the Gesneriad forum. So in an epiphytes forum you would be able to see threads about Hoyas and Cattleyas and Vireyas and Drynarias and Medinillas and so on. You can see such threads here in this forum...but they get lost in the shuffle among all the threads on terrestrial plants. Plus, I'm interested in exchanging epiphytes...which means having to go to each forum category that has epiphytes to see what people are offering in the exchange forums. It's not really worth it to do because offerings can be rather infrequent. So it would be more efficient if there was one exchange forum dedicated to all epiphytic plants. Consolidating numerous intermittent offerings into one exchange forum would create a forum with more frequent offerings...which would be worth it to check on a daily basis. |
- Posted by sultry_jasmine_night Florida z9 (My Page) on Wed, Nov 13, 13 at 15:02
- Posted by epiphyte78 9 (My Page) on Wed, Nov 13, 13 at 17:08
Nice Medinillas!! The only one I have is Medinilla sedifolia. It survived down to at least 32F but I think it wants more heat and/or humidity than I might be able to provide here in Southern California. Next year I'll try moving it into more direct sun to see if I can coax more growth without burning it. Here are a few photos of Medinilla cumingii growing epiphytically in its native habitat... Medinilla cumingii grows really easy from seed. I had over 100 seedlings growing epiphytically...but then I let them dry out just a bit too much and they all went kaput. :( Rather than stick your entire plant in a tree...you should really consider sowing your seeds. Here's my technique... 1. Pop the berries open The seeds should be left in the tupperware. I take the container with the poured off water and pour it into some hanging baskets that I keep fairly moist...just in case some of the floating seeds are viable. For pots to sow the seeds I use small plastic water bottles. I cut the tops off and cut a couple drainage holes in the bottom. Then I fill them around half way with Then you can attach a bunch of Medinillas to your tree. Lately my technique for adding several plants at once to my tree is to use coconut basket liner to create "pockets". I add the plants to the pocket and fill it with New Zealand Spaghnum. Then I attach the pocket to the tree. To learn more and see an example you can read my post on mounting mediums. Let me know if you're interested in exchanging seeds. My friend has a bunch of ripe berries on his Medinilla cumingii. |
hi Well i would read the forum for sure lol. Even in 10 florida it's a bit cold/dry /windy/hot for epiphytes My entire canopy was flattened by hurricanes and is just now recovering . so mostly a start over . lol Think I've planted the right trees this time and the palms are maturing so using those for various types Recently found an oddball epiphyte, Cochliostemma , but it's 4x4 feet so think it'll remain in a pot lol Mostly what I'm putting out are left overs from repotting /dividing though I love that "rainforest" look Going to experiment with using palms and tree ferns as hosts for various types and will probably wait until at least Feb before adding much more . Have always grown various types of orchids /broms but want to venture into the oddballs lol Good luck with getting the forum started you'll have at least a couple of readers?? gary |
- Posted by sultry_jasmine_night Florida z9 (My Page) on Wed, Nov 27, 13 at 20:03
Interesting method on the seed germination. I will have to try that next time they have berries! A future trade would be fun next time mine are 'in berry' :) That pic was taken when it was blooming. We are getting our first freeze tonight so everything has to go into the gh here for a while (zn 9a). We do have good humidity here during the summer/spring. I keep mine in slanted afternoon sun and shaded morning. I moved the pot around several places in the yard before it found the spot that it liked best lol. Gary, I had to google Cochliostemma lol. Pretty cool plant! Has yours made flowers yet and what do they smell like? Has anyone heard anything about the possible epiphyte forum? |
- Posted by epiphyte78 9 (My Page) on Thu, Nov 28, 13 at 3:41
garyfla, that Cochliostema is quite interesting! Never heard of it before...I guess it's in the Commelinaceae family. One Commelinaceae that does quite well on trees here and elsewhere is Tradescantia spathacea. It's nice because the maroon undersides of the leaves are striking on a tree. I'm definitely interested in the oddballs as well! I recently picked up a Lysionotus pauciflorus. It's an epiphytic Gesneriad from Japan and China. It doesn't look very oddball but it's different in being an epiphytic Gesneriad from Japan. There's quite a few epiphytic oddballs in the Ericaceae family such as Agapetes. sultry_jasmine_night, woah...a freeze possibility already? It doesn't usually freeze here at all. But your average temp and humidity is definitely higher. Do you leave any orchids outside year around? Here's a recent photo of my tree... I might post a link to this thread in the other relevant forums to see if that might drum up some more interest in an epiphyte forum. |
Hi Have only had the cochliostemma since Aug, so no flowers as yet Was sold to me as C . jacobianum but find there are only two members of the genus . odoratissimum and velutium lol had visions of it growing in a cassia roxburghii tree but it's already over 4 feet tall so will remain in a pot at the base Only common name I've found is "False bromeliad " and it sure looks like one . C. vellutium would have been a MUCH better choice but feel lucky to have found this one lol Another I got was an epiphytic vine of the genus Juanulloa., rated at zone 11 so will remain in a pot at least through this winter. Found and interesting site called "Epiphyte tree" while it's based in N. Zealand had very useful articles on attaching , materials choices I'm trying out the "Pots " made from old palm fronds but will not plant before late Feb. Mostly what I'm using are offsets and divisions from the shadehouse . Do have a Vanda orchid "bed " going between two conjoined queen palms which is entering its 4th winter .Have two strap types pushing 9 feet lol. vandas are probably the worst choice but so far it's doing very well gary |
- Posted by tropicbreezent (My Page) on Sat, Nov 30, 13 at 3:20
I've got quite a few epiphytes up in trees, probably mostly orchids (not counting Raphidophora, Epipremnum, Philodendron, etc., which are really semi-epiphytes). The most populated one is a tall African Oil Palm, got a lot of Arachnis, Vanda, Dendrobium orchids and Drynaria fern. Got a Hoya and a couple of small Ficus on it as well. The Arachnis have all gone pretty ballistic, grown right up and then hanging down. Another tall African Oil Palm has a huge cluster of Drynaria fern on it, with a Philodendron growing through it. The rest are mainly orchids scattered around on a number of trees. |
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One of them water fally-downy things.
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Personally i would crop a wee bit off the top,
as it looks overexposed,
perhaps a shorter exposure next time?
Nice waterfall though.
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cheers keith, janet and andy!
the whole exposure was a mass of compromises! anything less and the trees and greenery around went very dark and foreboding!!
got another of the falls without the top bit which is not so bad, but which obviously does not convey the scale of the falls!
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I absolutely love this spot in wales. You've taken the photograph brilliantly, love it.
Love the composition, the wide angle is perfect for getting it all in.
Have you tried using the burning in tool in photoshop to bring out more detail in the rocks?
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Keith, the face is the guardian of the falls, keeping an eye on us!!
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i'm still a newcomer to all this digital stuff, despite my long association with photography, so i've never used the burning in tool in photoshop - didn't know it existed!!
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Beautiful, great colour, light and compostion.
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Great image and composition. I'd have cut the exposure a little.That burning tool idea works really well on these scenes.
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The water falling and it fanning out at the base makes a beautiful exposure Steve.
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Dr. Ambrose S. Okonkwo, MD
General Practice, Hope Physicians & Urgent Care
- 2104 N Herritage St
Kinston, NC 28501 - 1 Office Location
- (252) 522-3663
Dr. Ambrose S. Okonkwo graduated from the Virginia Commonwealth University SOM in 1994. He works in Kinston, NC and specializes in General Practice and Urgent Care Medicine. Dr. Okonkwo is affiliated with Lenoir Memorial Hospital. He speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 21 Years
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish
Medical School: Virginia Commonwealth University SOM
Graduation Date: 1994
Hospital Affiliations: Lenoir Memorial Hospital
Specialties: General Practice, Urgent Care Medicine


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[Product Review] Motorola Factory Adapter -The Motorola Savior
Posted 27 November 2012 - 03:38 PM
- mattlgroff, Torin_93, satman80 and 2 others like this
Posted 27 November 2012 - 05:18 PM
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Posted 27 November 2012 - 05:37 PM
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Posted 28 November 2012 - 10:42 AM
Ill say that though the product sounds good. I received a bad one.. Tried to contact them. And have never received a response.
Email us at firstname.lastname@example.com to get this resolved. Look forward to hearing from you.
Posted 28 November 2012 - 10:48 AM
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Posted 29 November 2012 - 09:53 AM
Are there any other must-have tools or kits that are equally useful for razr's?
Posted 29 November 2012 - 09:57 AM
Here's a link to one set:
Hope this helps everyone!
Posted 29 November 2012 - 10:03 AM
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Posted 29 November 2012 - 02:37 PM
My phone: Motorola Razr GSM XT910 "Maxxed" - Running stock JB 4.1.2 @ Lightning Launcher + Zooper Widgets PRO
Posted 29 November 2012 - 04:12 PM
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Posted 02 December 2012 - 01:47 PM
Mine shipped from Pennsylvania.Where do these adapters ship from? I'm in Los Angeles and wondering approx how long it will take to arrive via the various shipping options. Thanks!
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Please do not Personal Message me for help or troubleshooting. They will be ignored. Post in threads or start one in Q&A sections.
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Posted 05 December 2012 - 03:01 AM
Will this work on an OG Droid? I have one that belongs to a buddy that has been floating around in the console of my van for about a year that went bad about a year ago. The phone is junk right now so I don't care about it but I don't want to ruin the adapter buy plugging it into a borked device. Problem is it doesn't charge and even when I put the battery from my OG Droid in it it won't boot into recovery.
Posted 05 December 2012 - 05:31 AM
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Posted 30 December 2013 - 12:14 PM
so i managed to brick a 912 and this little doodad solved the problem i tried fixing for more than 48 hours in less than 10 mins. thanks for the hookup from blackhat. it actually made it here before the new sim card that i needed it for so thats also a plus. best 13 bucks ever even if i never use it again. but im sure i will caus im always screwin around with this razr. thanks again guys.
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Posted 17 December 2014 - 02:45 PM
Know it's an old thread but since it is a product review I wanted to drop the current link for the Team Black Hat factory adapters:
Apparently (per CellZealot on XDA) they had problems with their previous domain hosting and this is the new site they set up.
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Posted 26 January 2015 - 04:28 PM
Oh yeah, and I received my ordered adapters from the updated site I linked without issue. Look to be working as advertised!
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In concrete, at the Congress, the group received the "Amândio Galhano Prize", awarded by the Vinos Verdes Region Viticulture Commission.
The V Iberian Congress of Horticultural Science brought together researchers and experts over a number of days to debate current horticultural topics. Amongst other aspects discussed were themes such as food quality and safety, conservation and use of horticultural biodiversity, conservation of the environment, technology transference and interchange, as well as current tendencies of consumption, that determine the quality of production, transformation and commercialisation of horticultural products.
Response to hydric stress
The communiqué from the researchers at the Public University of Navarra dealt with the theme of the response of a determined species or variety to the hydric stress. A response that is usually studied by evaluating the effect after a period of stress, of greater or lesser intensity and duration, on the physiological activity of the variety. Nevertheless, the researchers pointed out, "this model of study does not fit in well with the conditions that are produced on the land, where periods of stress alternate with others of recuperation through irrigation or rainfall".
The communiqué continues, "the level of recovery of the photos
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New Living Translation (NLT) | New International Version (NIV) |
2 Many of those whose bodies lie dead and buried will rise up, some to everlasting life and some to shame and everlasting contempt. | 2 Multitudes who sleep in the dust of the earth will awake: some to everlasting life, others to shame and everlasting contempt. |
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Shapeshifting: Proposal For a New Periodic Table of the Elements
It's Portrait Oriented!!! (87 comments)
I kept telling ThinkGeek, "I only have a shower stall, you insensitive clods!!!" and that their landscape oriented periodic table shower curtain doesn't fit correctly.
Now I can get a new style periodic table that fits a shower stall that's taller than it is wide!


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Kate Gosselin: "Everything's Falling Apart!"
Poor Kate Gosselin.
The Jon & Kate Plus 8 reality-TV matriarch—whose marriage to husband Jon Gosselin has been rocked by allegations of infidelity lately—admits in a trailer for her show's new season that "everything's falling apart" in her union.
"I feel like the world is sitting on my shoulders," the mother of eight says with characteristic melodrama.
Meanwhile, hubby Jon's not feeling too swell about the state of their union either.
"I can't be myself," Kate's mate-for-now confesses in a testimonial. "I'm not feeling so hot right now. I might as well be in prison."
Oh, noes!
But fear not; Kate—who's currently in marriage counseling with Jon—vows to hold her head up and stay strong.
"I will not give up," she says. "I will not lay down and die."
What a brave little soldier.
Have your say in the comments section: How much longer do you give the Gosselins' marriage?


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Seagate Ships First 8 Terabyte Hard Drive
No thanks (316 comments)
I wouldn't trust a Seagate drive with 100 MB of data, let alone 8 TB.
Announcing: Slashdot Deals - Explore geek apps, games, gadgets and more. (what is this?)
We are sorry to see you leave - Beta is different and we value the time you took to try it out. Before you decide to go, please take a look at some value-adds for Beta and learn more about it. Thank you for reading Slashdot, and for making the site better!
No thanks (316 comments)
I wouldn't trust a Seagate drive with 100 MB of data, let alone 8 TB.
Re:Microsoft doesn't get it (800 comments)
From the Archives (446 comments)
In case anyone wants to read some of those "insightful comments" from 2010: http://news.slashdot.org/story/09/06/24/1947208/Tesla-Nabs-465M-Government-Loan-To-Build-Model-S
Re:Ads (189 comments)
Yeah, exactly. He wants to pay for a service. LOL! What an idiot. AMIRITE?
Re:Inadvertently... (312 comments)
Just so they can keep marketing their own image manipulation software: Microsoft Paint
Thanks Gaming Industry! (1069 comments)
It's not enough that you turn our children into terrorists. Now you make them *GAY* terrorists? Jeeze.
Re:Didn't Android *always* have Chrome? (142 comments)
Compile WebKit and V8 and find out for yourself
Coded UI Tests (427 comments)
Maybe this fits your needs: http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/kmcgrath/Introduction-to-Creating-Coded-UI-Tests-with-Visual-Studio-2010
Re:google instant vs duckduckgo (693 comments)
You know you can disable Google Instant, right?
Re:Abode Is The Weakest Link (244 comments)
The moment it has a "Save" feature it can alter things on your machine. In addition to that, it might be the code executed through the exploit that is doing the alteration.
That said, I'm sure Reader has several features one could do without
Re:Not sure I get the reasoning here (422 comments)
I guess it's a matter of preference if you're fine with constant tearing or a 30fps framerate. I just doubt that rendering uncapped is "common practice".
But I find it quite misleading to talk about framerate capping. As a simple cap wouldn't guarantee that you present your frames in sync with your screen. So you might get 60fps but still with tearing.
And in a scenario as you describe it, I guess the smartest move would be to lower any graphics setting only slightly and then run on full fps in sync. But I guess that's what the people who suffer from the overheating issue should have done in the first place.
Btw, your render times are off by a factor of 10.
Re:Not sure I get the reasoning here (422 comments)
Well, the game SHOULD render at the same framerate as your monitor. Often called VSync. Because rendering more frames that your screen can display doesn't really help that much. Also not synching to your screen will cause tearing.
However, VSync is disabled by default in SC2. And this might cause the issue.
Re:100 TB for $1,000,000? No way! (165 comments)
You forgot to pay the executive.
Re:My wife likes her HTC Magic (246 comments)
I actually like the idea. Maybe we should call all cellphones iPhone.
A: "What iPhone do you have?"
B: "Oh, I have the Apple one."
Re:Free as in beer; comes with required crapware (164 comments)
Even though I agree with you on the most parts, I think it's worth noting that it is extremely difficult to return items on Steam (if at all possible). Also, keep in mind the price differences Valve places upon customers. A game can cost $35 in the US and costs 35EUR in the EU. I have also personally purchased a game online which required activation on Steam. When trying that, Steam told me I was not allowed to own/use that game where I live and that I should return it. Steam in general refuses to sell me any games that aren't watered down to the lowest "violence" levels. Even though I can buy the original versions right at the store.
Also, "high speed" is kind of a debatable term in this context. I guess 2MB/s is a high speed (I hardly ever get beyond that). But downloading a game from my library still takes longer than installing it from a disc. And the connection issues are even worse for the dedicated servers I run. Installing/updating server installations have always suffered from low speeds for me. This can be very frustrating at times.
I still agree that Steam is most likely the best platform of it's kind around and I appreciate a lot of the benefits compared to retail games. Yet the above mentioned experiences leave at least a bitter aftertaste.
Re:Related news (138 comments)
Google translation works just fine here.
Must be your mood swings interfering with it
Related news (138 comments)
What I find the most fascinating about this, is that Facebook read the address book out of people's iPhone to find new friends for them online. And the collected data is permanently stored. German article: http://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/web/0,1518,697733,00.html I don't know if this is the issue described in TFA as the site seems slashdotted.
Re:Or... (267 comments)
With Mouse Gestures Redox you just have to hold the right mouse button and click the left one.
Re:Unarmed civilians? (628 comments)
Have you even seen the video? Cause you sure sound like you didn't. I guess I could believe that they mistook a guys camera for an RPG. And I guess I understand that you have to kill such a threat. What I don't get is why they killed the people who came to help the wounded. And why they shot a car with children inside. And I have only seen this stuff on a video with suboptimal resolution. Those guys were right there and surely had the ability to analyze the scene better than me. So, don't give me that "war is war" bullshit. And comparing this war with WW2 is almost an insult.
the size of three football fields (372 comments)
These people with their science talk...


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To browse Master's Theses by academic department or program, please go to the College, School or Department page.
Theses/Dissertations from 2012
A Candle in the Dark - Concerto for Clarinet and Wind Ensemble, Jason Gary McChristian
Health implications of mercury, selenium, and a red pelage in Pacific harbor seals (Phoca vitulina richardii) off central California, Elizabeth Alexis McHuron
More Myself, Karin Louise McKie
The Effect of Stretching and Tool-Assisted Friction Massage on Hamstring Flexibility, Sarah E. Merkel
Lovers and Friends: Understanding Friends with Benefits Relationships and those Involved, Lydia Kathleen Merriam-Pigg
Individual Differences and Pet Ownership Status: Distinguishing Among Different Types of Pet Owners and Non-Owners, Shannon Marie Merrill
Producing short and long run projections for the Ecological Footprint, David Gordon Moore
Climate-Related Floral and Vegetative Size Variation in Leptosiphon androsaceus (Polemoniaceae), Aggie Morrow
A Morphological Study of Eriogonum nortonii (Polygonaceae) and Implications for its Biogeography, Lisa Deree Morton
Solution Processable Polydiacetylene Architectures via Macromolecular Self-Assembly, Meisam Movassat
A Study on the Micro/Nano Resolution CT Scanner for a GPGPU Computing Environment, Norio Nagai
Direct Frequency Comb Spectroscopy of Hyperfine Structure of Rubidium, Khoa Nguyen
An Exploratory Study on the Relationship between Creativity, Religion, and Religiosity, Kim-lien Thi Nguyen
Synthesis and Functionalization of Biodegradable Star Polymers for Drug Delivery Applications, Timothy Tuannam Nguyen
Utilization of Protein Tertiary Contacts to Improve Protein Structure Prediction Using Sequence Homology, Trung Thanh Nguyen
L'enseignement Des Temps Verbaux Français Aux Débutants Vietnamiens, Tung Thanh Nguyen
The Effects of Self-Monitoring on the Facebook User Experience, Pamela Eden Ong
Being Desired, Ninos Aglantinos Oshaana
Documenting the Delta: Lessons Learned From Film, Charies Lee Parker
Program Directors' Perceptions of Quality in NATA-Accredited Post-Professional Athletic Training Education Programs, Joshua Pendleton
A Versatile Group of Investigative Theater Practitioners: An Examination and Analysis of "The Civilians", Kimberly Suzanne Peterson
Determining the Intracellular Concentrations of Flavonoids in MDA-MB-231 Cells Using HPLC-Coupled Mass Spectrometry, Anh Dang Pham
Luminescence studies of Europium (III) - D-glucosamine complexes in water, Triny Trinh Pham
Cracking the Coven: Shakespeare, the Supernatural, and the Female Power Base, Doll (Heather) Elizabeth Piccotto
Entre L'ombre et la lumière: La problématique du mal et l'instance du gouffre chez Charles Baudelaire et Albert Camus, Laurence Pilot-Darier-Baziere
Assessment of Water Storage Trends and Distributions in the Mississippi River Basin as Simulated by IPCC Models and Compared to GRACE Satellite Data, Katherine Pitts
Mexican Photography Collected: Graciela Iturbide and Tina Modotti, Camille F. Porter
Kinetic Modeling Of Methanol Synthesis From Carbon Monoxide, Carbon Dioxide, And Hydrogen Over A Cu/ZnO/Cr2O3 Catalyst, Daaniya Rahman
Design of a 4-Seat, General Aviation, Electric Aircraft, Arvindhakshan Rajagopalan Srilatha
The Role of Language in Shaping the International Cultural Tourism Experience of Student-travelers, Avina Ramnani
A Comparison of Two Versions of Modified Mercalli Intensity for Earthquake Exposure Assessment, Jamie Lynne Ratliff
Differential and Temporal Immunomodulation of alpha4 Integrins on CD4+ Memory Cells by Bordetella pertussis and Bordetella parapertussis, Dipti Ravindra
Métamorphoses D'électre D'eugene O'Neill à Marguerite Yourcenar, Celine Richard
Binge Drinking and Drug Use Among College Students: A Test of Hirschi's Social Control Theory, Katelyn Riley-Cook
Effects of a Virtually Abroad Program on Students' Cross-Cultural Competence, Emalynn Lucie Robinson
Making Hiring Decisions Using Facebook: How Job Applicants are Evaluated, Tatyana Rozenblum
Who Framed Silicon Valley and Hollywood: Newspaper Coverage of Regional Business Clusters in the San Francisco Bay Area and Southern California, Frank Michael Russell
Application of Microbiological Crack Dating Technique for Mixed Biota Species on Non-porous Surfaces, Tasnuva Safi
Effects of Middle Management Support for Improvement on Perceived Organizational Performance Capabilities, Stacy Sakellarides
Classical Models of the Spin 1/2 System, Carlos Harold Salazar-Lazaro
Synthesis and Evaluation of Four Novel Stationary Phases in High Pressure Liquid Chromatography, Niloofar Salehi
Effects of tissue nitrogen and media nitrate on trace metal uptake and trophic transfer by Ulva spp., Sonya Meenakshi Sankaran
Unplanned, Jessica Hanley Senn
Mood Management and Video-Game Engagement: The Importance of User-Experience and Gender in Assessing the Psychological Effects of Video-Game Play, Crystine Serrone
Observations and Analysis of Fire-Atmosphere Interactions during Fire Front Passage, Daisuke Seto
Total Organic Carbon Rejection in Osmotic Distillation, Hali Laraelizabeth Shaw
Generational Differences in Intrinsic and Extrinsic Workplace Motivation, Caitlin Elizabeth Shea
Measuring Employee Perceptions of Organizational Tolerance for Failure, Perla Yael Slutzky
Dance, Evelyn A. So
If Not Here, Then Where?: An Investigation of Faith in the Public Speaking Classroom, Mary Anne Sunseri
Low-Tech, Eye-Movement-Accessible AAC and Typical Adults, Sarah Marie Swift
Plasmablast Frequency and Trafficking Receptor Expression are Altered in Pediatric Ulcerative Colitis, Nicole Jeanne Tarlton
Opto-Acoustic Interrogation and Ultrasound Imaging of Acoustically Sensitive Microcapsules, Shruthi Ranjani Thirumalai
Advisor Induced demand and Moral Hazard in the Third-Party Payor System, David Chandler Thomas
The Use of Web 2.0 Technologies in Archives: Developing exemplary practice for use by archival practitioners, Collin Thorman
Chi-Squared Distance and Metamorphic Virus Detection, Annie Hii Toderici
Affectivity and Impulsivity as Predictors of Workplace Deviance, Brittany Trice
Cosmetic Product Marketing in India vs. the United States, Swati Tripathi
Emission from O2 Gas in the Kleinman-Low Region of the Great Nebula in Orion, Michael Denney Turner
BCM9POWERAD: Variable-Voltage Power Supply PCB Design, Sanjeev Murthy Vakkalanka Varaha
Elucidation of the Molecular Pathway That Mediates Synaptic Partner Recognition, Aruna Varshney
Urban Heat Island Detection Using Landsat Data: A Case Study of Prince William County, Virginia, Jenna Rose Venturini
Constructing and Deconstructing Border Wars, Damien Chadsworth Wendel
Motivating Employees Through Thick and Thin: The Relationship Between Hospital Employee Aspirations and Body Mass Index, Amanda Kay Wentz
Feral Cat Management: Perceptions and Preferences (A Case Study), Rachel Lm Wilken
Effectiveness of a San Francisco Bay Area Community Education Program on Reducing Home Energy Use, Ellen M. Wilkinson
Bioreactor Cultivation of Bacillus Methanolicus Expressing Green Fluorescent Protein, Brian Wong
The Biology and Ecology of six rare plants from Plumas National Forest, Northern California, USA, Suzie Woolhouse
Profiling flavonoid cytotoxicity in human breast cancer cell lines, Sina Yadegarynia
Theses/Dissertations from 2011
The Influence Of Neuroticism On Stress Perception And Its Resultant Negative Affect, Irum Saeed Abbasi
Carbon Electrodes with Tunable Surface Characteristics for Supercapacitors, Ramey Mohamed Abdelrahaman
Low Power Digital Design using Asynchronous Logic, Sathish Vimalraj Antony Jayasekar
Developing Criteria and Metrics for Assessing Recycled Water Program Effectiveness, Michelle Arias
Water and Power: Agricultural Intensification in Windward North Kohala, Hawai'i Island, Christopher Ian Avery
PID Tuning of Plants With Time Delay Using Root Locus, Greg Baker
Surface Nitriding and Oxidation of Nitinol, Edin Bazochaharbakhsh
Footprints Fill and Fade, James Conrad Beck
Investigation of the Impact of CO₂ on Water-Rock Interactions Using Sequential Extractions, Sarah Beers
Effects of Water Conservation on Evapotranspiration in Las Vegas, Nevada, Joseph Belli
YIG-sphere-based phase shifter for X-band phased array applications, Donald C. Benson
Non-homogeneous Hybrid Rocket Fuel for Enhanced Regression Rates Utilizing Partial Entrainment, Kenny Michael Boronowsky
An Examination of Management Practices as Predictors of Employee Work Engagement, Jennifer Joy Brown
John Bell Hood: Extracting Truth from History, Thomas John Brown
Differences in Eubacterial and Archaeal Soil Communities Along a Precipitation Transect in the Mojave Desert, Elaine Pressly Bryant
The Relationship Between Diversity and Performance in Major League Baseball Teams: Conflict's Mediating Effect, Michelle Maureen Campion
Overlapping Mornings, Joshua Andrew Cembellin
Remembering Latina Maternal Migration to the Silicon Valley: Performance and Poetics, Brittany Danielle Chávez
Visual Articulation of Modernism: Self-portraiture in Colonial Korea, 1915-1932, Julie Chun
Exploring the relationship between organizational citizenship behavior and organizational climates for creativity, Michael Joseph Cilla
An Existential Phenomenological Examination of Parkour and Freerunning, Jennifer L. Clegg
WRF-Model Performance for Wind Power Forecasting in the Coast Ranges of Central California, Kevin Thomas Clifford
Academic Writing Development Through Dialogues Between Tutors and Second-language Learners, Fabio de Oliveira Coelho
Trembler ou Pleurer: La Révolution Française, Le Théatre et L'Image de la Femme, Tracy Anne Cone
No Little Plans: Envisioning the Bay Area Rapid Transit System and the Renewal of Rapid Transit in the United States, Jake Coolidge
Getting by at the Benjamin Mays Black Branch: Library Access for African Americans in Jim Crow South Carolina, 1940-1971, Jamie Irene Cutter
Fabrication and Characterization of Hafnium Oxide Films for Interfacing to a Neuron, Janet Thao Davis
For All Time: An Examination of Romantic Love Through Curse Tablets, Alicia Deadrick
Tourist in the Red Light District, Darrell Joshua Dela Cruz
The Environmental Impact Of The Retail Photoprocessing Industry In Santa Clara County: 1996 Vs. 2006, Benoit Delaveau
Teaching and learning of proof in the college curriculum, Maja Derek


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Top Toy Trucks
Top Toy Trucks! Characters, construction and power make these top toy trucks the choice for kids.
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Tonka Chuck My Talking Truck
from Jazwares
Chuck My Talking Truck, from Jazwares, is an interactive talking dump truck for preschoolers, which can also be controlled by a child's voice commands.
Thomas Wooden Railway Fossil Run
from Fisher-Price
The Thomas & Friends Wooden Railway Deluxe Thomas' Fossil Run is a 40-piece wooden track set inspired by the Thomas DVD Tale of the Brave that includes a Thomas engine, a Timothy engine, and cargo.
Collector's Edition Hess Toy Truck
from Hess Corporation
Hess celebrate 50 years of Hess trucks with the first-ever Collector's Edition Hess Toy Truck.
The Trash Pack Sewer Truck
from Moose Toys
The Trash Pack Sewer Truck is a cool way for kids to pick up and store their Trashies, which are soft, squishy, and gross collectibles based on things you'd find in the garbage.
The Transformers Rescue Bots Heatwave the Rescue Dinobot, part of Hasbro's Playskool Heroes line, features the Rescuebot Heatwave that has rescanned into dino mode with lights and sounds.
Max Tow Truck
from Jakks Pacific
The Max Tow Truck from Jakks Pacific is an interactive toy monster truck that can tow or push up to 150 pounds.
The John Deere Monster Treads Dump Truck with Armor comes covered in removable rubber armor that looks like a bull. The truck shakes and makes bull sound effects when the red button is pushed.
Disney Planes: Fire & Rescue Talking Avalanche and Blackout
from The Disney Store
Talking Avalanche and Blackout is a two-vehicle set based on the characters from Disney Planes: Fire & Rescue. The vehicles say movie phrases, have light-up headlights, and moving parts.
Classic Road Playtape 10 Yards
from InRoad Toys
The Classic Road Series Playtape from InRoad Toys is a roll of reuseable, residue-free tape featuring a roadway design kids can use for vehicle play.
Matchbox Wrecky the Wrecking Buddy
from Mattel
Matchbox Wrecky the Wrecking Buddy is a toy construction truck that drives, spins 360 degrees, talks, lights up, dances, and even passes gas.


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Kenmore Elite 5.6 cu. ft. Gas Range w/ True Convection - White
Item# 02275232000 | Model# 75232Specifications & Dimensions
Dimensions: | |
Width: | 30 in. (standard) |
Depth (In.): | 28.425 |
Depth with Door Open (in.): | 46.625 |
Height (in.): | 47.75 |
Main Oven Interior Dimensions (WxHxD): | 24.875" W x 24.375" H x 19.25" D |
Main Oven Capacity (cu. ft.): | 5.6 |
Weight (lbs.): | 210 |
Width (in.): | 29.875 |
Color and Styling: | |
Color Family: | White |
Safety: | |
Safety Features: | Oven Lockout |
Controls and Features: | |
Clock Type: | Digital |
Control Type: | Electric |
Cooking Surface: | Gas: sealed burners |
Oven Cleaning Method: | Self-cleaning |
Oven Light: | Halogen |
Sabbath Mode: | Yes |
Storage Drawer: | No |
Warming Drawer: | Yes |
Product Overview: | |
Weight, Shipping: | 225 |
Power: | |
Broiler Burner BTUs (NG/LP): | 13500 |
Main Oven Bake Burner BTUs (NG/LP): | 18000 |
General Features: | |
Power Cord Included: | Yes |
Power Source: | |
Minimum Circuit Rating: | 15 amps |
Voltage: | 110/120V |
Warranty: | |
General Warranty: | 1 Year Limited |
Certifications: | |
ADA Compliant: | No |
ANSI Certified: | No |
UL Listed: | Yes |
General Configuration: | |
Burner Configuration: | 1 - 9500 BTU, 1 - 18,000 BTU, 1 - 14,200 BTU, 1 - 5000 BTU, 1 - 10,000 BTU |
Main Oven Broiler Location: | Top of oven |
Main Oven Number of Rack Positions: | 6 |
Number of Elements/Burners: | 5 |
Number of Oven Racks: | 3 |
Number of Ovens: | Single oven |
Oven Door Window Type: | Extra-large |
Oven Racks: | Porcelain |
Oven Type: | Convection |
Ratings & Reviews
Product Description
Kenmore Elite 5.6 cu. ft. Gas Range - Power and Versatility
The Kenmore Elite gas range 7523 combines a powerful gas range with a convection oven to create a thorough and fast-acting cooking machine. The 5-burner stovetop features Kenmore's signature Turbo Boil Flex™ burner and continuous grates that provide a sturdy surface for pots and pans of all shapes and sizes. Traditional convection technology uses a fan and hidden heating element to provide consistent heat throughout the unit. These convenient and time-saving innovations allow you to spend less time cooking and more time entertaining family and friends.
- Delivering an outstanding 18,200 BTUs of heating power, Gas Turbo Boil™ brings pots, pans and kettles to a boil rapidly, saving time and getting meals made fast.
- True Convection combines a powerful fan with a hidden heating element to spread heat evenly, helping bake, brown and crisp everything from turkeys and roasts to brownies and pies.
- The Infrared Boiler System emits evenly distributed heat waves that quickly broil foods all around, sealing in juices and flavor, even when the broiler pan is loaded to capacity.
- With a stylish, sleek surface and hidden controls, the warming drawer, featuring variable temperature control, is perfect for everything from multi-course meals to delayed dinners.
- The Self-cleaning function conveniently cleans the oven's interior using high temperatures to burn spills, soil and soot away without a bit of scrubbing.
Added on July 20, 2013
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Now I'm confused. You have received a different drawing than the one you posted earlier? Can you post this new drawing?
Hi Steve,
I think something is wrong with the dates in this thread. I see 3 post from the OP that have have yesterday's date but I know were earlier posts. This includes the one about the drawing you responded to. I also got email updates about those posts. I don't know how just the dates for those posts changed. Strange!
Hi Allen!
Based on your suggestions I could create the surface. I discussed all the problems found by you in the first drawing and the topographer send me another file in the format csv. It seems ok now.
But I have another question, that I would like to have an answer, even It doesn't affect to continue me design.
When I go to drawing setting to change the units and select the units from feet to metric the elevation change.
If the units are in feet, the elevation are the same with the elevation that are in the file format csv, if I change the units in the drawing from feet to metric the elevation are not the same with the ones in the format csv.
I don't know why It happens!? It depends from the way the topographer have worked?
In attach you will found the file
I'll take a look at it when I have the opportunity.
Can you say which elevations are changing? Points? Drawing? Surface? Also. Would you please post the CSV file.
Also could you please specify where you are changing the Units.
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Tsundere is a trope as old as manga itself, representation of a character acting cold by denying his/her affection for another character, for various reasons. That TvTropes article explains it better than I do.
The tsundere character is a meme, though not really related to Internet in any way. On the other hand, the catchphrase "I-It's not like I like you or anything you d-d-dummy!" is very widespread on Internet, and the way of writing posts by making it as you were kind of stuttering, with a note of shyness, is commonplace on some boards.
I'm sure some of you remember about those /b/ threads featuring a drawn character from Touhou writing "I-I-I like you a-anon" or the like, which was considered kind of forced at the time. This is, of course, appreciated by weeaboos.
it's also commonplace to have the "You have 10 seconds to be as tsunder as possible" game.
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There are explanations Vernon Wells could offer – the pressure of trying to impress on a new team, the unsettling nature of changing teams (even countries) for the first time in his career, the disruption caused by a sore hamstring that sidelined for much of the preseason's final week.
"No, I was just bad," Wells said of his 3-for-27 start in the first six games of the season. "That's an easy (question) to answer – I was bad. I was missing the concept of hitting the baseball. I don't think I've ever punched out that much in my life.
"That just means there's going to be a lot of hard-hit balls coming. That's how I see it."
They haven't arrived yet. Wells was hitless in four at-bats during Friday's home opener against his former team, the Toronto Blue Jays. That dropped his average to .097 with 10 strikeouts in 31 at-bats.
Although his career batting average and on-base percentage for baseball's first month are his lowest for any month, Wells wouldn't chalk this year's numbers up to being a slow starter.
"I've been a slow starter, but the last couple years, I started off well and so, all of a sudden, I was a fast starter," he said with smirk. "That's how the game is. At times, it's just timing and it's not there. You're going to go through periods of it.
"You just don't want to do it for the first six games of the season because it stands out more."
The slight hamstring injury that sidelined him for all but one game over the final week of the preseason "probably threw off my timing a little bit," Wells said. But he still sounded disgusted with himself for not picking things up once the season started.
"The last six games there have been some pitches – some hanging changeups – where I was way out in front and fouled them off. Those pitches usually end up as home runs," Wells said. "I don't think I've ever struck out this much in my life.
"That's one thing about this game. It'll teach you something – even when you don't expect it."
Wells learned something about what it's like to face your former team Friday, an experience he said beforehand would be "strange."
And he said he would lean on lessons learned since another slow start (he was 3 for 30 to start the 2002 season, his first full season in the big leagues) to pull out of this one.
"You can't panic in this game," he said. "You keep working. You keep taking early batting practice, hitting in the cage. It'll click eventually and once it clicks, it clicks and hopefully you get rolling."
Angels left-hander Scott Kazmir will not make his scheduled start Saturday. Instead, Kazmir was placed on the 15-day disabled list following Friday's game with tightness in his lower back, and Matt Palmer will start Saturday against the Blue Jays.


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