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TryEngineering Today! is dedicated to providing the latest news and information for students, parents, teachers, and counselors interested in engineering, computing technology and related topics.
From illuminating our homes, to growing our food, to connecting us with technology, light plays a huge role in our everyday lives. The International Year of Light and Light-Based Technologies (IYL 2015) is a global initiative adopted by the United Nations to raise awareness of how optical technologies promote sustainable development and provide solutions to worldwide challenges in energy, education, agriculture, communications and health.
The goal of IYL 2015 is to highlight to the citizens of the world the importance of light and optical technologies in their lives, for their futures and for the development of society. IYL 2015 programs will promote improved public and political understanding of the central role of light in the modern world while also celebrating noteworthy anniversaries in 2015—from the first studies of optics 1,000 years ago to discoveries in optical communications that power the Internet today. IYL 2015 is endorsed by a number of international scientific unions and the International Council of Science, and has more than 100 partners from more than 85 countries. Founding Sponsors of IYL 2015 are the 1001 Inventions, American Physical Society (APS); The American Institute of Physics (AIP); Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft (DPG); the European Physical Society (EPS); the IEEE Photonics Society (IPS); SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics; the Lightsources.org International Network; the Institute of Physics (IOP); and The Optical Society (OSA).
Throughout history, engineering has advanced civilization from the way we connect with each other, to the way we heal, to how we get around, and simply have fun. But society still faces major obstacles. The National Academy of Engineering has outlined 14 game-changing opportunities for the 21st century called the Grand Challenges for Engineering. We want you to review the 14 Grand Challenges, and then create and submit a 1 to 2 minute video that shows how achieving one or more of the NAE Grand Challenges for Engineering will lead to a more sustainable, healthy, secure, and/or joyous world!
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MIT chemists have devised a new way to wirelessly detect hazardous gases and environmental pollutants, using a simple sensor that can be read by a smartphone. These inexpensive sensors could be widely deployed, making it easier to monitor public spaces or detect food spoilage in warehouses. Using this system, the researchers have demonstrated that they can detect gaseous ammonia, hydrogen peroxide, and cyclohexanone, among other gases. "The beauty of these sensors is that they are really cheap. You put them up, they sit there, and then you come around and read them. There's no wiring involved. There's no power," says Timothy Swager, the John D. MacArthur Professor of Chemistry at MIT. For several years, Swager's lab has been developing gas-detecting sensors based on devices known as chemiresistors, which consist of simple electrical circuits modified so that their resistance changes when exposed to a particular chemical. Measuring that change in resistance reveals whether the target gas is present. The new sensors are made from modified near-field communication (NFC) tags. These tags, which receive the little power they need from the device reading them, function as wirelessly addressable barcodes and are mainly used for tracking products such as cars or pharmaceuticals as they move through a supply chain, such as in a manufacturing plant or warehouse.
NFC tags can be read by any smartphone that has near-field communication capability, which is included in many newer smartphone models. These phones can send out short pulses of magnetic fields at radio frequency (13.56 megahertz), inducing an electric current in the circuit on the tag, which relays information to the phone. To adapt these tags for their own purposes, the MIT team first disrupted the electronic circuit by punching a hole in it. Then, they reconnected the circuit with a linker made of carbon nanotubes that are specialized to detect a particular gas. In this case, the researchers added the carbon nanotubes by "drawing" them onto the tag with a mechanical pencil they first created in 2012, in which the usual pencil lead is replaced with a compressed powder of carbon nanotubes. The team refers to the modified tags as CARDs: chemically actuated resonant devices.
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Engineers at Stanford University have created a material that can radiate heat away from buildings and send it directly into space. Composed of layers of silicon dioxide and hafnium oxide atop of a layer of silver, the material is only 1.8 microns thick, which is 50 times thinner than a sheet of paper. The material can reflect sunlight back into space like a mirror and direct heat-bearing infrared rays away from the source and into the cosmos. The material, when applied to a surface, can cool it by 5 degrees Celsius through a process dubbed by the Stanford team as "photonic radiative cooling". The team has been able to use this technique to passively cool structures even during the day, which is typically challenging due to the warming presence of the sun. The material accomplishes this feat by combining high reflectivity with simultaneous radiating into space. The team has currently developed a small prototype, but will need to devise a way to scale the material up to potentially cover the roof of a building. The material can hopefully be used in this manner to help cool homes and businesses, reducing the need for air conditioning.
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Vote for your favorite pre-university student-created animation in the IEEE Spark Innovation through Animation Competition by liking it on the IEEE EAD Facebook page. Like as many animations as you choose through 1 December 2014. The animation with the most likes will win the people's choice award in the competition.
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Scientists at New York University and the University of Melbourne have developed a method using DNA origami to turn one-dimensional nano materials into two dimensions. Their breakthrough offers the potential to enhance fiber optics and electronic devices by reducing their size and increasing their speed. "We can now take linear nano-materials and direct how they are organized in two dimensions, using a DNA origami platform to create any number of shapes," explains NYU Chemistry Professor Nadrian Seeman, the paper's senior author, who founded and developed the field of DNA nanotechnology, now pursued by laboratories around the globe, three decades ago.
Seeman's collaborator, Sally Gras, an associate professor at the University of Melbourne, says, "We brought together two of life's building blocks, DNA and protein, in an exciting new way. We are growing protein fibers within a DNA origami structure." DNA origami employs approximately two hundred short DNA strands to direct longer strands in forming specific shapes. In their work, the scientists sought to create, and then manipulate the shape of, amyloid fibrils—rods of aggregated proteins, or peptides, that match the strength of spider's silk. To do so, they engineered a collection of 20 DNA double helices to form a nanotube big enough (15 to 20 nanometers—just over one-billionth of a meter—in diameter) to house the fibrils.


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Cincinnati State's Promotion Puts Some Life Back into Printing
October 23, 2009Walton considers the specialties he uses to augment the program as multi-dimensional, explaining that while they function as motivational rewards, they're also effective as recruitment and advertising tools. He ultimately hopes to generate interest among printing companies, in backing the program in their particular communities, including the funding to produce various promotional products. This, he says, will be much easier to accomplish if the program is spearheaded by the IGAEA. Another idea Walton has is for individual instructors and students to have their school's names imprinted with the slogan, so students who receive the products can act as recruiters for that class. "They'll become walking billboards," he says.
The first year's results of "Life revolves around Print," have been encouraging. Day and evening enrollment in our printing program is the highest it's ever been in ten years. The printing students are more motivated to work in class. Walton believes the program has made a definite contribution to these advances and sees the potential for much more in the future. "It makes young people aware of the opportunities in printing," he says, adding that he hopes to see the industry brought back to at least a portion of its former glory.
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Last year, the prettily experimental Gainesville band Hundred Waters released an idiosyncratically adorable video for "Thistle." And now they've gone a radically different direction with their new video for "Boreal," another song from their self-titled debut. This one is on some real Lucio Fulci shit, interrupting its beautifully shot bucolic grainy nature photography for monster violence. It's pretty awesome. Borscht Corp direct. Watch it below.
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Treasury 30-year bonds snapped a four-day decline as a New York area factory gauge fell more than forecast, underscoring the Federal Reserve's concern that more stimulus is needed to keep the economic recovery from slowing.
Benchmark 10-year notes halted last week's drop as European governments remained divided on how to overcome the region's debt crisis. Relative yields on mortgage securities slid to the lowest level on record after the Fed said Sept. 13 it would expand its holdings with open-ended monthly purchases of $40 billion of the debt in a third round of quantitative easing until the jobs market shows "sustained improvement."
"Economic data seems to be skewed toward weakness," supporting bonds, said Christopher Sullivan, who oversees $2 billion as chief investment officer at United Nations Federal Credit Union in New York. Rising food and energy prices have presented "restraints on consumer spending," he said.
The 30-year bond yield dropped six basis points, or 0.06 percentage point, to 3.03 percent at 1:08 p.m. in New York, according to Bloomberg Bond Trader prices. The 2.75 percent security due in August 2042 climbed 1 2/32, or $10.63 per $1,000 face amount, to 94 15/32. The yield earlier rose to 3.12 percent, the highest level since May 4.
The 10-year yield declined four basis points to 1.83 percent after rising 20 basis points last week.
A Bloomberg index of yields on Fannie Mae-guaranteed mortgage bonds trading closest to face value fell about 13 basis points today to 81 basis points higher than an average of five- and 10-year Treasury rates. It was the narrowest spread since at least 1984.
Fed Purchase
The U.S. central bank bought $4.7 billion of Treasuries today due from November 2020 to August 2020, according to the Fed Bank of New York's website. The Fed is in the process of swapping shorter-term Treasuries in its holdings with those due in six to 30 years in a program to put downward pressure on long-term interest rates. It will sell later today as much as $8 billion of Treasuries due from December 2014 to May 2015.
The Federal Open Market Committee's stimulus decision last week followed a European Central Bank announcement Sept. 6 that it will purchase euro-area debt to help curb the region's sovereign-debt crisis, now in its third year.
The Fed Bank of New York's general economic index dropped to minus 10.41 this month, the lowest since April 2009, from minus 5.85 in August. The median forecast in a Bloomberg News survey called for minus 2. Readings less than zero signal contraction in the so-called Empire State Index that covers New York, northern New Jersey and southern Connecticut.
Still Weak
"The U.S. data continues to play to the Fed's opinion that QE3 is warranted, as the economy is still very weak," Adrian Miller, a fixed-income strategist at GMP Securities LLC in New York, said in a telephone interview. "And despite the ECB's positive announcements of late, there are still many structural and political headwinds that face the European Union, all of which is keeping a bid in Treasuries."
Treasury 10-year yields are little changed this year as reports signaled the economic recovery will be slow. A Bloomberg survey of economists projected the benchmark yields will decline to 1.79 percent by year-end. The most recent projections in the poll are given the heaviest weightings.
Treasuries lost 0.6 percent over the past month, Bank of America Merrill Lynch indexes showed. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index gained 4.6 percent, including reinvested dividends.
Thirty-year bond yields fell today after a technical indicator signaled they may have risen too far, too fast. The 14-day relative strength indicator for the bond rose to 75 on Sept. 14 before slipping to 69 today. A level above 70 suggests yields may change direction.
Moving Average
The long-bond yield needs to fall below 2.94 percent, its 200-day moving average, to show a break in bearish sentiment in the market, according to David Ader, head of government-bond strategy at CRT Capital Group LLC in Stamford, Connecticut.
The yield broke above the average on Sept. 14 as it climbed to a close of 3.09 percent, suggesting "long-end momentum has extended in favor of a further selloff," Ader wrote in a note to clients today. An increase above 3.14 percent would confirm the bearish momentum, he wrote.
European Union finance ministers meeting in Cyprus last week were deadlocked over the timetable for a more unified EU banking sector, with a German-led coalition pushing back against a more ambitious plan sought by France, Spain and Italy. The ministers also disagreed over the terms of bailout requests and the role of the ECB, amid concern that failure to resolve divisions threatens the rally in higher-yielding assets.
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"The European situation is still giving some steam to the Treasury market, as there is still a lot of uncertainty," said Sean Murphy, a trader at Societe Generale SA in New York, one of the 21 primary dealers that trade with the Fed.
Gains by U.S. bonds were tempered as investors boost bets that the Fed's monetary policy will fuel inflation and boost demand for higher-yielding asset such as stocks.
The difference between yields on 10-year notes and comparable-maturity Treasury Inflation Protected Securities, a gauge of trader expectations for consumer prices over the life of the debt, widened to the most in six years today. The spread expanded as much as nine basis points to 2.73 percentage points, the most since May 2006
"TIPS have rallied quite a bit since the FOMC as the Fed is willing to let inflation heat up again to try to boost jobs and the economy," Societe Generale's Murphy said.
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So on a few of the tubers that I have started indoors, I noticed that there are multiple shoots growing. Should I remove them, and if so, is there a certain way to do it? I noticed that one of them has a second eye starting to grow practicaly right on top of the one that is already almost 2 inches tall. I just wanted to make sure I wasn't going to hurt them somehow before I just pull off the ones I don't want.
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You can gently rub them off and just narrow them down to one strong shoot. You can also let them all develop and take them as cuttings to root. That way you will have several of that verity. Check some of the Dalhlia Society web sites - you will find great instructions on how to take Dalhlia cuttings. Good luck from Georgia |
- Posted by lila_newgardener 8 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 14, 07 at 16:04
Thanks for the response. :) I would love to have more plants, but unfortunately I already have too many bulbs and tubers and not enough garden space! I was thinking about potting up some of these extra sprouting tubers and bulbs and selling them at my spring cleaning garage sale because I have so many extra.. I hate to throw away a perfectly good growing little plant. |
I would suggest you keep two or three shoots on the plant until they are 6-8" out of the ground after they are planted. This is make sure you have growing stalks in case of a cut worm or other insect or conditions cause a loss of one or more of the stalks. They would come back if you only have one but it will need to grow from the original eye again which will take a couple of weeks at least. After they are growing well you can pinch off the extra ones at ground level and they won't continue to grow. Ultimatly you want to grow only one stalk out of the ground |
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Mr. Thomas H. Bizzle, age 71, died Monday, August 11, in the morning at his home in Greenville. He was born in Pamona, Calif., and served in the U.S. Army for two years. Later, he became a Public Maintenance Inspector with the University of Florida in Quincy. He was a member of the Reapers of the Harvest Church in Greenville.
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Attended LFI I already now to the NRA 3 day courrse on Handgun safety and Defending the Home.
I'll start teaching in early summer and then plan to expand to a 2 day intensive handgun course. I plan to attend LFI II and Gunsite next year also for my own enjoyment.


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Calling all bowlers — the annual bone marrow bowl-a-thon is back to raise funds and this year, commemorate a woman who was always willing to help.
Bowling community loses Parent
The death of Maurice (Moe) Parent leaves a hole in the local bowling community that will be hard to fill.
Eighth annual bone marrow bowl-a-thon Aug. 24
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Nov. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Ghana's cedi weakened for a fifth day, reaching a record low against the dollar, as importers bought dollars to bring in goods for sale at Christmas.
The currency of the world's second-biggest cocoa producer depreciated 0.4 percent to 1.6515 per dollar as of 11:46 a.m. in Accra, the capital, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. A close at this level would be the lowest since May 31 1994, when Bloomberg began compiling the data.
"Demand for dollars is outstripping supply," Jacob Brobbey, a currency trader at the Ghanaian unit of Barclays Plc, said in a telephone interview today. "I expect the pressure to continue for some time as we draw closer to the year-end festivities."
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Try this inexpensive and fresh version of a chicken casserole--no need for processed soups or sauces! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 36.1g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 8.8g | Protein: 27.9g | Calories: 320.6
The only turkey recipe you'll ever need--no basting necessary. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 8.4g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 28.8g | Calories: 154.6
Gravy gets a bad rap, but this tasty sauce can be made with almost no fat. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 4.1g | Fat: 0g | Fiber: 0.1g | Protein: 0.9g | Calories: 20
Toss the canned cranberry jelly and use this homemade version instead. It's ready in no time, and it's full of healthy fruit! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 11.2g | Fat: 0g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 0.2g | Calories: 42.3
This recipe sings of the fall and early winter harvest. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 15.8g | Fat: 1.9g | Fiber: 3.2g | Protein: 1.4g | Calories: 82.1
Whole wheat bread gives this side staying power. The fruits and vegetables bulk up the dish, so a little goes a long way. A bit of turkey bacon adds another layer of flavor without adding many calories. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 15g | Fat: 1.1g | Fiber: 2.5g | Protein: 2.7g | Calories: 78.4
A simple, low-calorie dessert with just 4 ingredients! Submitted by KRISKOVA Carbs: 31.3g | Fat: 2.2g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 2.1g | Calories: 143.4
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We love shredding this sweet and savory chicken to turn it into tacos, but it's also delicious as is with a side of grilled veggies. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 33.8g | Fat: 3.4g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 27.5g | Calories: 264.8
Sweet summer corn gets a tangy twist. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 11.1g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 1.8g | Calories: 49.4
In summertime, I like to use this stone fruit salsa over fish or chicken, or as a topping for Greek yogurt. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 18g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 1.3g | Calories: 70.4
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Joe Colter didn't receive an owner's manual when he bought his 9mm handgun. If he had, he might have read the part that explains how when you rack the slide to eject a bullet, another bullet takes its place. And he might have prevented the accidental death of a friend.
Police say Colter, a 20-year-old Glendale resident, admitted he and a friend were joking around Wednesday night when he unintentionally shot and killed the friend, who is not named in court documents.
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Re:Not cost competitive (87 comments)
+1 Informative, Thanks.
Re:Clean Energy = Scam (313 comments)
I believe the idea that being a liberal equates with having an open mind was formally disproven shortly after we were told disagreeing with President Obama is prima facie evidence of being a racist.
Re:THAT Dream Comes From Pipes, sir... (313 comments)
If you consider "not from Texas" a race then I suppose the average level in racism in Texas as compared to the other 49 states might be considered legendary, otherwise not so much.
Re:Not cost competitive (87 comments)
30% cost improvement per year 19 works out to about $500,000/kWh in 1969.
Re:Taxis first (352 comments)
A perfectly reasonable rule iff there is a corresponding penalty for a pedestrian lingering near the edge of the road leaving oncoming motorists without a clearly readable intention or whom, having been yielded the right of way, fails to expeditiously cross said trafficway and thereby obstructing traffic.
Re:Don't have to be perfect, just better (352 comments)
Will the computer take the potential lawsuit from the dog owner who happens to have video of your car taking zero evasive action when their precious furry family member wandered into the street? I for one am not willing to accept liability for the decisions of a machine, and unlike the proponents of high-frequency trading I don't think a lawyer could get the laws of physics to roll back the mistakes made by a self-driving car.
Re:I thought this was over and done already? (335 comments)
PS: And how did we end up discussing this in a thread about AGW denialism?
Re:I thought this was over and done already? (335 comments)
Ok, I'm no gun nut but I do enjoy arguing for its own sake so here goes.
Urban environments have experienced what permissive concealed carry (in effect though rarely in law) would look like. There have been periods of time and neighborhoods where large numbers of people carry handguns concealed.
Were the concealed carry people in your uncited example the type of citizens who would qualify for a permit if they were legal? The kind of responsible concealed carry permit holder that would best be a crime deterrent tend to also be the type that wouldn't intentionally break the law no matter how strongly they may disagree with it.
What are otherwise unpleasant situations escalate into lethal situations. Even if there is some level of crime that is deterred people would rather have 5 additional shopliftings or vandalisms in exchange for 1 less shooting.
Here you are considering a trade-off between non-violent property crimes and shootings, to be fair you must compare between more similar crimes. How many additional rapes are the people willing to accept? Muggings? Car-jackings?
Obviously guns can help when there is a total breakdown of policing. But that's far rarer than guns helping to lead to breakdown of policing.
Citizen owned guns are probably most effective somewhere between the two extremes. In a lawless state self defense becomes an arms race, in a police-state they weaken the power of the state (not necessarily a bad thing), and somewhere in the middle they serve as an additional layer of defense against an immediate threat while deterring overall crime-rates making the limited police resources more effective.
The FBI is of the opinion that a gun was fired 260 times in 2011 resulting in defense of life.
That number clearly excludes law enforcement officer discharges, of which there were 36 in NYC alone during that same year. Also missing from that statistic are the untrackable number of times mere brandishment of a firearm achieved the same end (i.e. defense of life).
About 50x that number died in gun related homicides and another 70x that number in gun related suicides.
I think most urban people would agree those are about the numbers they've experienced.
The ratios you quote are meaningless since the numbers are measured with wildly different methodologies and errors (see previous point).
And lastly and most politically incorrect of all: How many more Columbines or Sandy Hooks would you be willing to accept if we eliminated gun-related suicide entirely?
Re:Yay, we can stop this pernicious danger! (343 comments)
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Re:I thought this was over and done already? (335 comments)
Which is odd since the majority of crime that could be deterred by permissive concealed carry laws also tends to correlate with urban.
Re:Simple Solution (152 comments)
Part of the difficulty with teaching children how to manage money is the abstraction of value, worth and effort. Adding a additional layer of plastic over the problem will only make it worse. Giving an allowance of real money that they can visually watch diminish as they spend it is a better way for them to learn.
Re:Your kid, spending your money . . . (152 comments)
As much as I despise the practice of these predatory in-app systems, I have to chime in that iTunes does not require a credit card at all. You can create an account with just a $10 gift card. Apple has never had and will never get my creditcard information.
Re:being your own boss (426 comments)
A better solution: provide a basic income.
Define basic income. How many cell phones, cable channels and MB/sec can I get with my basic income? If the answer to any of those is >0 then I contend it is no longer a basic income.
Kevin Sorbo (213 comments)
Didn't the US already remake this one, only they spelled it "Andromeda."
Re: slow news day? (631 comments)
This may just be a semantics argument but how can you call the state-provided healthcare and roads "free" when you start from the premise that you pay the state for the priveledge of using those benefits? You may have just extended the
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Re:slow news day? (631 comments)
What about the country that pays an executive $400,000/year, while providing everything (housing, food, drugs, entertainment) as a "benefit"? Is that still reasonable? Clearly not.
FTFY. By the way, begging the question or no true scotsman (not sure which you were going for there) are just as fallacious as reductio ad absurdum, although I would say the GP was making more of a straw man argument.
Re:I'd be pretty pissed (134 comments)
For IMAP users, the way the IMAP server stores it's flags for Seen, Deleted etc. may not be recognised by the new software.
Ok, I'll give you the Seen and Sent flags, but why is Deleted stored as a flag rather than by say, deleting it?
Re:Ok (203 comments)
Well its only fair, we have an entire generation of gamers trained to maximize thier upgrade path so they can go out and kill giant crabs.
Maybe some uber-crab out there has produced a guide recommending crabs upgrade their shells before putting any points into flesh.
Re:Far enough along to throw money at it? (190 comments)
Yep, this is just one step removed from this.
Re:And no one will learn yet again. (276 comments)
Who says the network wasn't designed that way on purpose?
I know of malls that have actively resisted efforts to extend public transportation (buses) to their premises. Seems that the management there didn't think that their target demographic (upper-middle class suburbanites with money to burn) have any use for public transportation, or want to shop in an establishment alongside those who do.


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The threat of possible blackouts in Bangkok and some southern areas remains even as Myanmar has agreed to help the government through its high-demand power woes in April.
Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra and her cabinet walk to Government House wearing lighter clothing to help conserve energy. CHANAT KATANYU
Total, French operator of the Yadana block in Myanmar, has agreed to delay maintenance at the Yadana gas field by 36 hours from the morning of April 4 to midday on April 5, the government said yesterday.
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Why 'True Detective' Should Change Up the Cast But Not the Music
Aural Fixation By Allison Loring on June 13, 2014 | Be the First To CommentOne of the best things about True Detective is the complicated relationship between detectives Rust Cohle (Matthew McConaughey) and Marty Hart (Woody Harrelson) with McConaughey's Rust working as the perfect philosophical foil to Harrelson's gregarious man's man. The two have the ability to rub each other the wrong way personally, but they also make each other better detectives. Viewers who love the relationship between Rust and Marty (and McConaughey and Harrelson) were likely disappointed when the show's creator, Nic Pizzolatto, announced that not just two, but three, new detectives would be taking the reins in season two, leaving Team Rust/Cohle behind. True Detective will not only be changing up the cast, but also leaving the bayous of Louisiana to explore sun-soaked California. These changes may be less than great news for fans of season one's location and character dynamic, but this approach is an exciting way to keep the series feeling fresh and expansive from season-to-season. For a series rooted in unraveling mysteries, it makes sense that certain elements need to change to keep viewers on their toes, always guessing and always questioning what may happen next. But there is one element of True Detective that should remain constant – the music.
Love the Music of 'Inside Llewyn Davis'? You Need to See 'Another Day/Another Time'
Aural Fixation By Allison Loring on December 19, 2013 | Be the First To CommentIn a Q&A after a recent screening of Another Day/Another Time: Celebrating the Music of Inside Llewyn Davis, T Bone Burnett was asked why he wanted to create a four hour concert celebrating the music of Joel and Ethan Coen's latest film, and Burnett simply replied that he wanted to "keep the movie alive." To which he quickly added, "Even though that seemed lame." But Another Day/Another Time is anything but lame — it's a true celebration of the music featured in, and inspired by, the Coen brothers' folk odyssey. Burnett, along with Marcus Mumford (who served as an associate music producer on Inside Llewyn Davis and who also appears on the soundtrack), brought together a variety of musicians to put on a concert at New York City's Town Hall, which director Christopher Wilcha then turned into a documentary by filming the days leading up to the concert along with the concert itself. Just as Inside Llewyn Davis focuses on the performances and lets the film's singers play without interruption, Wilcha created a stripped down music documentary that features the performances rather than the stories behind them. Another Day/Another Time gives audiences a front row seat and makes you feel like you are actually in Town Hall, only realizing you're not when Wilcha slyly cuts from performance footage to shots of rehearsal.
'Inside Llewyn Davis' Review: A Strong Character Study and Diversion for the Coen Brothers
Cannes Film Festival By Shaun Munro on December 6, 2013 | Comments (4)Editor's note: Our review of Inside Llewyn Davis originally ran during this year's Cannes Film Festival, but we're re-running it now as the film opens today in limited theatrical release. The eighth In Competition banner for the Coen Brothers at the Cannes Film Festival is their first in six years, since their eventual Best Picture Oscar winner No Country for Old Men. Though there isn't a chance for the intrepid filmmaking duo to repeat the same success here, the feeling coming out of Inside Llewyn Davis is that the brothers would not have it any other way. Indeed, while terming their latest work the worst thing they've put out since The Ladykillers might send alarm bells ringing, when you consider their body of work since — No Country, Burn After Reading, A Serious Man and True Grit – it begins to seem not quite so bitter a pill to swallow. Tackling the New York folk music scene of the 1960s, the Coens' latest sees the titular character (Oscar Isaac) stumbling through the city by the seat of his pants, trying to make it as a musician in an ostensibly difficult niche. Hopping from sofa to sofa, LLewyn drifts through life, propelled almost singularly by a desire to meet music maestro Bud Grossman (F. Murray Abraham) while his personal life, namely a surprise pregnancy by way of occasional partner Jean (Carey Mulligan), crumbles around him.
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My 2013 New Year's resolution was to try something different every month. I am very, very boring in terms of style. So I purchased Ruby-Woo... hoping to add some pop to my style.
And it worked. The color alone is too bright for my olive-yellow (part hispanic, part asian) skin tone. So I top it with Mac Lip MIx in Crimson. Not only does it make it the perfect red for me, but it makes it stay on NO MATTER WHAT. Perfect combination for me. I also use the Mac Lip Liner in Cherry. The only downside is that it can be a little drying, but I just slap my chapstick (cherry Carmex) on top once the Lip Mix is dry and it is good to go.
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I've been searching for the perfect red lipstick and this may be as close as it gets! What I love about this lipstick is that it is thick and you don't need to apply a lot for it to show. It stays on all day and there's no need to keep reapplying (unless you ate sloppily or had a make out session) I think this red compliments ALL skin tones. It does leave a stain on your lips after you remove it which I don't mind though. Best if you apply it after using lip primer
I've been trying to look for a perfect red lip, that compliments my complexion and that has that blue undertone.
I have finally found it!
I thought that this lipstick would be too expensive, but it really wasn't.
The "Retro-matte" description kind of intimated me because i didn't want it to dry up on my lips.
So what i did to prevent that from happening, i exfoliated for at least 10 seconds (with my toothbrush), then i moisturized (with cocoa butter) , and i applied a red lip liner then applied ruby woo!
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Although, i ate, the red color was still there just not as vivid so i reapplied and it lasted throughout the whole day.
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Another great thing about is that it doesn't transfer!
I love this color ! I can finally have red lipstick on, not have to worry about it reapplying, and feel good about it!
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Perfect red for any skin tone. Like everyone else has said, its incredibly drying. Exfoliate and use a heavy duty lip balm before applying, or you will regret it.
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Love love love the color! Great red for many skin types it is drying but I find most matte products are just put a good lip balm under it and it creates an amazing look.
This lipstick is THE lipstick to have. Everyone needs to at least have experimented with the oh so famous Ruby Woo. It's a matte, medium blue toned red that compliments so many different complexions (MAC NW43). So many people complain about the drying formula which is very understandable but in MAC's defense, it does state on the packaging 'retro matte' and that does indicate what formula you're bound to work with. It's so important to prep yo' lips before wearing this though, it has such a tendency to cling on to the driest and flakiest parts of the lips... I even had friends with Ruby Woo on and was too afraid to mention the very obvious flaky particles on their lips *sigh* ^_^
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I have to admit this color is frustrating. It looks so nice on lighter skin but the the formula is drying. Luckily you can layer it over a lip balm and it has great staying power. Its a color that I can wear without having to touch it up too often if I wear it over a lip liner as well. I recommend Cherry lip liner to wear with this color. Its a nice blue red and has a classic look to it.
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Excerpt from PBS Special "Levon Helm Ramble At The Ryman" airing nationwide this August 2009. Featuring John Hiatt, Sheryl Crow, Buddy Miller, Sam Bush. Join legendary musician and singer Levon Helm as he brings his Midnight Ramble to the historic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, TN. Check you local PBS listings.
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Jun 25, 2013 - Who are the other two women?
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May 1, 2012 - don't say rock and roll is dead, Levon brought it back to life with the midnight rambles, and if everything goes as it should that magical old barn will be saved one more time, and the ramble will go on forever.....Levon may be gone but as long as there's still thousands upon thousands of people listening to and playing his music rock will never die
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Nov 28, 2013 - What a lineup!! RIP Levon.
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Mar 19, 2014 - What about Sam Bush on mandolin.
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Apr 19, 2014 - Miss You Levon .....
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Jan 22, 2014 - One of the saddest days for music but a joyful day in heaven. God MUST be a fan of Levon and The Band.
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Jan 12, 2014 - Thanks for posting, but you might have mentioned Larry Campbell's name in the description...he's the best musician on that stage--and that's saying something. Sheryl Crow isn't fit to undo the strap on his alligator boots.
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Nov 15, 2013 - I can say that Levon Helm was one of the most nicest and gentlest people that I've ever had the privlege of meeting. Thank you for all, Mr.Helm
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May 20, 2014 - Chilling.....thank you...
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Jan 30, 2014 - It makes this old Redneck want to cry.
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Jul 25, 2014 - I have tears in my eyes
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Jul 13, 2014 - Brings a tear to my eyes...
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Mar 20, 2014 - Amy Helm sure is a cutie pie!
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Jul 11, 2014 - Levon Helm is a monument in music rock and country. Great man!
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Jul 4, 2014 - George Recile, Dylan's drummer on shaker and tambourine behind Levon. Such a great night of music in the best hall I've ever had the good fortune to be in .
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Jul 7, 2014 - Who is the other female next to Crow and Amy Helm?
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Mar 21, 2014 - Thank you Martin Fischer. You cast this video upon the internet and almost five years later it is still viewed, enjoyed and appreciated. Levon, one of the greatest. Thank You.
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Sep 14, 2014 - Another era passes. Rockin' In Paradise Levon
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Oct 10, 2014 - I am sick and tired of all the political advertising on Youtube.
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Oct 9, 2014 - Super exelente song
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Dec 6, 2014 - Amazing voice, and so solid behind the drums. What a legend. I really enjoyed watching the last verse that he and Amy sang together. RIP Levon...


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On last night's season two finale of NBC's The Voice, Flo Rida performed his hits "Whistle" and "Wild Ones" with finalist Juliet Simms. Watch the full performance above! Both "Whistle" and "Wild Ones" are available on iTunes now, and are off of Flo's new upcoming album WILD ONES - available in stores and online July 3rd in the US!
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With recent singles "Good Feeling" and "Wild Ones" storming the Top 10 of the Hot 100, Flo Rida has continued a hit parade that started with tracks like "Low," "In The Ayer," "Right Round" and "Club Can't Handle Me." Now, the Florida artist is ready to unveil his latest full-length of pop-rap: his fourth studio album, "Wild Ones," will be released on July 3 through IMG/Poe Boy/Atlantic.
"With this album, there's gonna be a lot of No. 1s, so that's why I came up with the title 'Wild Ones,'" Flo Rida (real name: Tramar Dillard) tells Billboard. "I made it my business to be inspired by just traveling around the world, and just coming up with some music that the world can enjoy -- to take this from local to national to international."
The follow-up to 2010's "Only One Flo (Part 1)" will include "Good Feeling," which features Avicii and samples Etta James' "Something's Got A Hold on Me"; "Wild Ones," featuring Sia; and "Whistle," a new single which debuted at No. 64 on last week's Hot 100. The rapper that he recently shot "Whistle's" music video in Acapulco, Mexico, after traveling to Dubai for the "Wild Ones" video. And although Flo's Ke$ha-assisted 2009 hit "Right Round" spent six weeks at No. 1 on the Hot 100, he believes that "Whistle" "will probably be the biggest record I've done yet."
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Welcome to Amazing Africa and the start of your incredible voyage! Arriving into Johannesburg airport our friendly local team await to transfer you to your hotel. Enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure to relax after your long flight.
Your tour today will afford you a fascinating insight into South Africa's turbulent past! First stop, the Apartheid Museum, which opened its doors in 2002. This is where you embark on a historical voyage of discovery that examines the story of apartheid right up to the first democratic elections held in 1994. After, we visit Soweto which is the largest black residential area in South Africa. This sprawling 'city within a city' is home to many who work in various parts of the greater metropolitan area of the Witwatersrand. The remainder of the afternoon is at your leisure to explore.
Making your way out of the hustle and bustle to visit the Elephant Sanctuary at Hartbeespoort. Here, you will be guided in-depth through the park and learn about the fascinating lives, habitat and nature of the African Elephant, as well as interact directly with them.
This morning in your coach you will be transported to breath taking Madikwe Game Reserve. Arriving here, enjoy the activities for game viewing (shared canter) included in your package.
For the next two days enjoy the lodge included game viewing activities (shared canter), delicious meals and down time at the lodge.
This morning in your coach you will be transported back to the airport in J'Burg for your late afternoon flight to Cape Town. Arriving here, our friendly local team await to transfer you to your hotel. FLIGHT: JOHANNESBURG TO CAPE TOWN NOT INCLUDED - A LATE AFTERNOON FLIGHT IS REQUIRED.
This morning, we enjoy and excursion to Robben Island. The Island was a training and defence station in World War 2, and has also served as a place of banishment, isolation and imprisonment, which became world famous as the prison where Nelson Mandela was held for 18 years.
This morning enjoy your guided exploration of the city of Cape Town, known affectionately as the Mother City. Your tour will take in the Houses of Parliament, the Castle (built between 1666 and 1679 and is South Africa's oldest building), the lively Green market Square, the Company Gardens and of course Table Mountain, which will give you spectacular views over the city and the Peninsula.
Today, you get to enjoy a fantastic full day excursion to the beautiful Winelands of the Constantia Valley for not only wine tasting but learning about the process of growing, picking and producing wine.
Free time to explore Cape Town. Maybe visit the V & A Waterfront and shop to your heart's content or relax on one of the many beautiful beaches. When nightfalls, visit one of the many fantastic restaurants - perhaps try some fresh seafood, then head on to one of the many buzzing bars that Cape Town has to offer.
Today a transfer back to Cape Town airport in time for your flight to Durban. Arriving here meet the Car Rental rep and collect you Hyundai H1 or similar on a classic plus basis. Proceed to make you way to the Cavern in the Drakensberg Mountains – driving directions will be supplied by the rental agency. FLIGHT: CAPE TOWN TO DURBAN NOT INCLUDED.
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The European Space Agency has contracted engineers at University College Dublin (UCD) to find new ways to reduce vibrations during lift-off in future launcher designs.
The E250,000 contract will see the UCD engineers design a "control algorithm" which can tell the launcher's rocket engines and thrusters how they should most effectively be fired and controlled to absorb vibrations on their journey out of the Earth's atmosphere and into space, UCDinnovation said today.
Too much vibration can damage the launcher's structure and certainly reduces "payload comfort". The payload could be, for example, supplies for the International Space Station, or satellites for communication, for Earth monitoring, for global positioning, or large astronomical telescopes. The less vibration such delicate devices experience the better.
Reducing vibrations also helps to maintain the finely calculated trajectory of a launcher from lift-off into orbit. Any departure from this course must be corrected, usually by steering the rocket motors, but this reduces the main thrust forward and so consumes more fuel.
Dr William O'Connor, UCD School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering, University College Dublin, who will lead the research, told UCDinnovation, "Keeping launchers on course when immensely powerful engines are violently shaking the structure is a complex problem. This is made even more complex when you consider that there are tonnes of liquid fuel like liquid hydrogen and oxygen sloshing around inside a relatively delicate structure."
To lift-off, overcome the Earth's gravity, and enter orbit, launchers must quickly reach a speed of 28,000 km/h from a standstill. This requires an immense amount of fuel. They also need enough additional propellant to complete their mission.
At lift-off, about 90pc of the weight of the launcher is fuel. About 90pc of the thrust coming from burning the fuel is used just to lift the fuel itself. All the other weight, including the launcher structure, rocket motors, control systems, communication systems and of course the precious payload, must fit into the remaining 10pc.
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satiety and cold induces hunger—adds to the confusion in this area. In general, more attention should be paid to whether the effect of heat on appetite suppression is expressed in terms of smaller meals (presumptive satiety effects) or less frequent meals (presumptive hunger effects); of course, these alternatives are not perfectly independent of one another. The frustratingly speculative nature of the foregoing discussion, in fact, is a reflection of the fact that "in most cases the measurement of postprandial heat [has been] undertaken with a totally different objective than that of assessing its effects on food intake" (Rampone and Reynolds, 1991). Thus, the call for more research may be extended to all aspects of endogenous heat production as a moderator of appetite.
Lack of adequate food induces cold. Keys et al. (1950) found that their semistarved volunteers complained of the cold even in warm summer weather. One might be tempted to suggest underfeeding troops in hot climates in order to minimize their problems with heat. Although a somewhat reduced intake is probably desirable and inevitable, given the various regulatory pressures that are activated automatically, deliberate food restriction below what the troops naturally desire would probably not be desirable, owing to all the negative effects of maintaining a suboptimal body weight. Metabolism is, if anything, speeded up in the heat and intake is reduced; the net effect is likely to be significant weight loss, and if that weight loss occurs in the absence of a resetting of the BW set-point, the result is likely to be a substantial energy deficit.
Most humans are not built to operate optimally in extremes of temperature. If faced with severe heat, people may reduce their intake and rely on metabolic processes to dissipate as much heat as possible, but this ultimately represents a loss of energy that might well interfere with other demands placed on them (for example, demands for intense activity). The solution, it would seem, is to avoid severe heat and function in a climate where thermoregulation is not a difficult challenge. Hot environments by definition provide such a challenge, but the best solution may be to find ways to keep cool, or at least thermoneutral, other than—or in addition to—reducing intake.
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I just moved from Md to SC.I put in a pond in March and the went back to Md to get my fish in the first week of April . I also got some plants from a friends pond. In just a couple of days my fish were VERY happy in their new home . 3 days ago I found 7 or more babies.My question is how long does it take for fish to go from breeding to hatching?? I am assuming that I brought the eggs with me in the plants but it would be cool if they were my babies! I did bring a couple of potted plants from my pond also . It was still very cold in Md in March. |
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Oh, a new pond. How exciting. Glad your fish are happy! Please post pics!! When I put in my pond I jumped the gun and got the plants first. I put the underwater plants in a blue tub with water and dug the hole for the pond, put the liner in,etc; this took a week or so. When the pond was ready, I put the water in and when I went to get the plants, I was amazed to discover a whole bunch of baby fish in the tub. The eggs must have come in on the plants. There were about 40 babies in there and a couple were fan tails of some kind. So... you might have babies from your own fish or from the plants. who knows. It will be an adventure over the summer to find out! |
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Makes about 1 3/4 cups
- 8 ripe fresh figs, stemmed, halved
- 1 1/2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/2 cup Kalamata olives, pitted, coarsely chopped
- 1 tablespoon drained capers
- 2 1/2 teaspoons pomegranate molasses*
- 2 teaspoons chopped fresh rosemary
- 1/2 teaspoon Sherry wine vinegar
- 1/2 cup walnuts, toasted, coarsely chopped
Preheat broiler. Line small baking sheet with foil. Brush foil with olive oil. Lightly brush figs with 1/2 tablespoon olive oil. Arrange figs, cut side up, on sheet. Broil until figs are lightly browned at edges, about 3 minutes. Cool on baking sheet.
Combine figs, olives, capers, pomegranate molasses, rosemary, and vinegar in processor. Using on/off turns, coarsely chop figs and olives. With motor running, add remaining 1tablespoon oil. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Transfer to bowl. Stir in walnuts. Let tapenade stand 2 hours at room temperature to blend flavors. (Can be prepared 5 days ahead. Cover and refrigerate. Bring to room temperature before serving.)
*A thick pomegranate syrup that's available at Middle Eastern markets and some supermarkets.
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- Calories348
- Carbohydrates49 g (16%)
- Fat19 g (29%)
- Protein3 g (6%)
- Saturated Fat2 g (12%)
- Sodium354 mg (15%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat5 g
- Fiber8 g (31%)
- Monounsaturated Fat11 g
- Cholesterol0
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7:30 p.m. — 3500 block of South Tamiami Trail. Fraudulent Use of a Credit Card. A library employee had her wallet and credit cards stolen from her purse while she was at work. She called to cancel the cards but found out they had already been used. The thief had gone on a shopping spree at a department store, a pet store, an office-supplies store, a shoe store, two discount stores and two supermarkets. A busy day of shopping. An employee at the shoe store said he remembered the person who made the purchase with the card, because she had distinctive freckles and a mole on her face and had two children with her. That description matches that of a woman who was at the library earlier and who caused a scene over a late fee.
May 9
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12:24 a.m. — 1900 block of Ringling Boulevard. Trespassing. A bouncer reported an underage girl tried to use a fake ID to get into a bar. She attempted to use a friend's ID — a friend who had just entered the same bar and handed the same bouncer the same ID. Genius.
May 12
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11 a.m. — 40 block of South Palm Avenue. Petit Theft. A hairstylist gave a customer a $50 haircut. The customer said she only had $42. The hairstylist told the woman to go to an ATM and get more money. The woman left, but she never returned. She is not returning the hairstylist's phone calls. The stylist says she knows it's only $8, but she wants to prosecute because of the principle. She said the customer lives at the Ritz-Carlton, while she herself is in the process of losing her home.
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10 p.m. — 2300 block of Gulf Gate Drive. Business Burglary. The owner of an ice-cream shop says he's been having problems with drunk people destroying his property. In the latest incident, a $150 wooden bench that sits on his patio was stolen. The bench was nailed to the ground, but the burglars pried it off and took it. Last week, one of the ice-cream shop's patio tables was stolen, and ketchup bottles were used to squirt ketchup on the ice-cream shop's windows. The owner did not report either of those incidents.
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12:30 a.m. — 900 block of Beach Road. Criminal Mischief. A woman parked at the beach reported an unknown person punched the windshield on her rental car, causing a spiderweb effect on it.
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11:31 p.m. — 800 block of Goldenpond Court. Attempted Burglary. A homeowner was opening the blinds on a sliding glass door that opens to his lanai, when he saw an arm reaching across the doors. All he saw was an arm, nothing else. The arm, and presumably the body to which it was attached, got away. Perhaps the sheriff's office can create a lineup of arms, so the victim can identify the burglar.
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5:30 p.m. — 8200 block of South Tamiami Trail. Juvenile Disturbance. Two Riverview High School students, a boy and a girl, were caught together in the men's restroom at a shopping mall. A sheriff's office report states that the two were "fooling around." The activity was found to be consensual, so no charges were filed. The amorous couple was asked not to show their faces, or anything else, at the mall again.
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Big tipper
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Hello, and welcome what I hope to be the Official Character Discussion for Ashe, the Frost Archer. I don't really care about what people think of Ashe, whether she's an "easy" hero or people don't like her. I like playing as her and I want to promote the growth of her competitive potential. If you want a detailed source of information on Ashe, this site already has all the information you could need. Without further ado; My time playing Ashe has shown that she is very flexible in terms of skill and item builds. Recently I have been testing carry builds with a focus on having the entire early-game be about farming. Plentiful Bounty is taken at every possible level and Madred's Razor is the first item obtained. I've had very interesting success with this build. It makes last hitting very reliable, Plentiful Bounty far more useful, and combined with Smite allows some impressive gold acceleration in the early game. In the mid-game I've focused on ganks, defending lanes, and jungling. The gold bonuses from PB, Smite, and neutrals either makes up for the deficit of killing creeps, or adds to it since Volley is a solid farming skill. My other build is a high damage build. I think Frozen Mallet is a 100% staple on Ashe, it's a joke seeing enemy heroes think they can simply run away and then realize they can't. I like to get Philosopher's Stone first and then boots. Then I go straight for Phage, Boots of Swiftness, and then Frozen Mallet. However I have been finding that Last Whisper is extremely good, both on its own and on Ashe. In terms of gameplay, I have yet to see an Ashe who plays better than I do. I'm no pro at LoL but I find people don't understand how to use Volley or Frost Shot. Volley's best late-game application is its huge AoE slow. Since I don't know if Volley applies Last Whisper's penetration or other item-based effects, I don't really aim to do damage with it late-game. As for Frost Shot, I've found that people's assessment of its application in the early game is retarded. A 40% slow was the baseline for useful in DotA and level 5 Frost Shot having 35% slow is barely acceptable. (Hency why I'm trying a PB-early build and consider Frozen Mallet the most important item she can have). Discuss:
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thanks for the post Jazriel, im a relatively new LoL player and so far like using Ashe so i try and read as much as possible on her. I am no means a pro but ive read others people thoughts on how Plentiful Bounty doesnt add up enough until later levels so taking it early is not such a great idea, thoughts on that?
copy from the other current ashe thread first off, getting PB is a waste. like Ryuujinx said it doesn't get enough gold to actually do anything. 200 creep kills is a lot in an 40 min game, unless you just lane and are worthless to your team. at level 5 that is 1000 gold. Take into account leveling and you are looking at ~600 gold. With volley and frost shot you can harass much easier and push them back to their tower and make them go back to heal. effectively denying both gold and exp, which is much better than a few gold early game. Personally I do not see Ashe as a great carry. Yes, with a lot of items and time you can become one but just about any champion can become a carry with the right items. I see her more as a dps/support. Her consistant slow, aoe slow, and global ult that stuns and aoe slow is amazing at helping others escape, or slowing others down to let your team kill them. Anyone wanting to play Ashe should read through this thread. It covers a lot of different ideas about build strategy from people who play in high level games. It is a little bit older but it still has very good information.
frost arrow and frozen mallet stacks. ashe is imba but not as a killer. her slows are rigged as heck. as an imba killer, twitch fits the description better.
Ashe is about high damage and crits. Her passive gives her guaranteed crits to open most fights. Go for an infinity edge and black cleaver to capitalize on her passive. Open a fight with her ult, and 2 crits and you pretty much kill any non-tank
what do you (or any Ashe player) recommend your very 1st item buy to be? and does that change if your playin the new 3v3 map or the 5v5 map?


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