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Get as many gold nuggets as possible during the three rounds of the game. In order to do so,
- if you are a gold digger, you must, in association with other gold diggers, build a path from the 'Start' card to the treasure card which can be found among the three 'End' cards
- if you are a saboteur, you must, in association with other saboteurs, prevent the gold diggers from getting to the treasure.
Your role (gold digger or saboteur) will be randomly selected at the start of each round.
Rules summary
On your turn, you must click on a card from your hand to select it, then play this card or discard it. You can also rotate a 'Path' card before playing it by clicking the 'rotate' arrow that appears above the card.
The cards are of several types:
- 'Path' card: you can play this card to extend the maze, provided it is compatible with the cards already in place. To do this, click the location where you want to put the card.
- 'Sabotage' card: you can break another player's tool of the type indicated. To do this, click the corresponding tool in the target player's panel (under the score).
- 'Repair' card: you can repair your, or another player's, broken tool of the type indicated. To do this, click the corresponding tool in the target player's panel (under the score), or click on the 'Sabotage' card in front of you.
- 'Map' card: you can play this card on any 'End' card to discover whether or not the treasure lies there (you alone will get the information, other players will see nothing). Just click on the 'End' card that you want to know everything about.
- 'Rock fall' card: this card lets you remove any 'Path' card of the maze. Just click on the card you want to remove.
Cards in play
- 44 'Path' cards
- 9 'Sabotage' cards (three for each tool)
- 6 'Repair a tool' cards (two for each tool)
- 3 'Repair a tool among these two' cards (one for each combination of two tools)
- 5 'Map' cards (one less than in the box set, as requested by the game author)
- 3 'Rock fall' cards
- 28 'Gold' cards
- 16 with one gold nugget
- 8 with two gold nuggets
- 4 with three gold nuggets
Roles are randomly selected among a set that depends upon the number of players:
- with 3 players: 1 saboteur and 3 gold diggers
- with 4 players: 1 saboteur and 4 gold diggers
- with 5 players: 2 saboteurs and 4 gold diggers
- with 6 players: 2 saboteurs and 5 gold diggers
- with 7 players: 3 saboteurs and 5 gold diggers
- with 8 players: 3 saboteurs and 6 gold diggers
- with 9 players: 3 saboteurs and 7 gold diggers
- with 10 players: 4 saboteurs and 7 gold diggers
Available variants
The game author, Frederic Moyersoen, told us about some game variants, and we implemented all four of them. Please tell us which one is your favourite in the forum!
Two variants are about gold sharing:
- Old Mine: the old mine was not as packed with gold... sometimes all you got for your digging was worthless stones. In this variant, some 'Gold' cards do not yield any gold nuggets (among the 28 'Gold' cards, 4 are worth three nuggets, 8 are worth two nuggets, 10 are worth one nugget and 6 are worthless). So it is definitely best to get first to the treasure in order to be sure not to leave empty-handed!
- New mine: the new mine is more even to each gold digger. Instead of distributing as many 'Gold' cards as the number of players - which benefits most to the gold digger that gets first to the treasure as he often gets two 'Gold' cards - it distributes as many 'Gold' cards as the number of gold diggers in play. Therefore, each gold digger will get only one 'Gold' card (however, it is still best to be first go get to the treasure in order to get a card of higher value!)
Two variants are about gameplay:
- Competitive: the gold diggers who have a 'Sabotage' card (broken pickaxe, lamp or trolley) laid in front of them at the end of a round, do not receive a 'Gold' card when their team wins the round. The 'Gold' cards are distributed between the gold diggers who have no broken tool (saboteurs are not affected by this rule). Therefore, with this variant it can be interesting to sabotage some of your fellow gold diggers... but not too often, so as not to make your team lose!
- Selfish dwarf: one of the gold diggers will get a red jacket. This gold digger is a selfish dwarf: he can only win if he manages to complete the connection to the treasure himself. In this case, he gets four gold nuggets while the other players get nothing at all. If another gold digger completes the connection, the selfish dwarf takes no part in the treasure sharing (which is done with as many 'Gold' cards as the number of players, selfish dwarf excluded)
Saboteur 2
Saboteur 2 introduces additional roles and actions. Now there are six roles:
- Blue diggers (4) and green diggers (4) are the equivalent of the original gold diggers, but are now separated into two teams. They both want to reach the gold, but only the one that connects to the treasure wins. The team that wins is also affected by doors; see below.
- Saboteurs (3) want to sabotage the connection, just like in the original game.
- Boss (1) wins if either digger team wins. Profiteer (1) wins in all cases, whether it's either digger team or it's the saboteurs!
- Geologists (2) don't care about gold; they care about gems that appear on tunnels as the dwarfs dig through.
There are various new items and actions.
- The path cards are complemented with additional cards. In particular, there is a bridge card, that allows a straight connection between opposite ends, but don't merge together like a crossroad does.
- Some path cards have gems. These are only for the geologists; they don't block the path.
- Some path cards have doors. These block the path of the opposing color. Only blue diggers can pass through blue doors, and only green diggers can pass through green doors.
- Some path cards have ladders. These are connected to the starting ladder. This means you can start a path from any ladder onwards, even if it's not connected to the start. This also means doors behind ladders have no effect.
- Action cards Theft (4) allow a player to prepare a theft. At the end of the round, each player with a theft may choose someone to steal a gold from. Action card Hands Off (3) stop a player from doing a theft.
- Action cards Trapped! (3) put another player to jail, similar to a broken tool with one exception in the scoring. Action cards Free at Last! (4) free a player from jail.
- Action cards Swap Your Hats (2) change the role of a player to another. These can be played to oneself or to someone else.
- Action cards Swap Your Hands (2) allow a player to swap hands with another player. The other player gets to draw a replacement card.
- Action cards Inspection (2) allow a player to look at the role of another player.
There are new rules.
- Each player has 6 cards on their hand at the beginning.
- A player may discard 1-3 cards and draw the same number of replacement cards, instead of the original only 1.
- A player may also discard 2 cards to remove any card (broken tool or jailed) in front of them, but they only get 1 replacement card. This reduces their hand size.
And there is a completely hauled scoring method.
- If there is a path to the gold card blocked by some door, the winner is the team that is not blocked by a door of opposing color. For example, if the path to the gold is blocked by a blue door, only the blue diggers win, no matter who placed the last card. If the path is blocked by both doors, then only the boss and the profiteer wins!
- If there is a path to the gold card, not blocked by any door, then the winner is the team that makes the last connection, or both teams in case that connection is made by a non-digger. For example, if a green digger completes a path without doors, the green team wins. If a geologist completes the path instead, both teams win.
- If there is no path to the gold card when everyone runs out of cards, the saboteurs win.
- The number of winners, except geologists, is counted. This number is subtracted from 6, giving the number of gold pieces that each winner gets. For example, if the blue team with 2 people win together with a boss, then there are 3 winners, so each player gets 3 gold pieces. If there are 5 or more winners, each winner gets 1 gold piece.
- However, boss receives 1 less gold pieces and profiteer receives 2 less gold pieces (cannot go below zero). In the example above, the boss receives 2 gold pieces instead of 3.
- Geologists receive as many gold pieces as there are crystals at the end of the round. In case both geologists are present, this number is divided by two, rounded down. So if there are 5 crystals, a single geologist gets 5 gold pieces, while two geologists in play receive 2 gold pieces each.
- The number of gold pieces a player has is not revealed to others (use your memory!), unless a variant Visible golds is used.
The Official Anthem of Saboteur designed by Dzikidon and Sikora8a
Music - Adele - Skyfall:
- This is the end
- Hold your breath and count to ten
- Feel the Earth move and then
- Hear your axe burst again
- For this is the end
- I've digged and dreamt this moment
- I will repair I owe them
- Even tho' I'm broken
- Let the rock fall
- When it crumbles
- We will stand tall
- Face it all together
- Let the rock fall
- When it crumbles
- We will stand tall
- Face it all together
- At rock fall
- At rock fall
- Rock fall is where we start
- A thousand miles and cards apart
- Where roads collide and caves are dark
- You may fix my trolley
- You can break my lamp
- But you'll never have my gold
- Let the rock fall (Let the rock fall)
- When it crumbles (When it crumbles)
- We will stand tall (We will stand tall)
- Face it all together
- Let the rock fall (Let the rock fall)
- When it crumbles (When it crumbles)
- We will stand tall (We will stand tall)
- Face it all together
- At rock fall
- (Let the rock fall)
- When it crumbles
- We will stand tall) / x2
- Where you go I go
- What you see I see
- I know I'd never be me
- Without the security
- Of your fixing cards
- Keeping me from harm
- Put your end in their straight
- And we'll stand
- Let the rock fall (Let the rock fall)
- When it crumbles (When it crumbles)
- We will stand tall (We will stand tall)
- Face it all together
- Let the rock fall (Let the rock fall)
- When it crumbles (When it crumbles)
- We will stand tall (We will stand tall)
- Face it all together
- At rock fall
- Let the rock fall
- We will stand tall
- At rock faaall


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How is the best way to edit these images?
What about instead of editing the ortho images using coverage areas to block out the features you are wanting to hide?
Hi Nick,
I tried that on this bridge project and it looked pretty bad (see slope and river under bridge) ...I suppose I could have taken more time at colour matching but the guy who does our graphics did an amazing job of hiding it so it would be good to find out why it crashed the photo dataset simply by editing it... try opening a photo in photoshop and simply "save it"...let me know if it works for you and I will know it's me...
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How should I spend my bonus?
I know by simply making this post I am more then likely jinxing myself. However should things work out as planned I should have a decent chunk of my mid year bonus to spend on a new gun.
My wish list is quite large. And rather than just picking one of them I would like your opinions on what I should get. My first thought was to round out my set of carry guns.
Currently my primary carry is an XD-45tac. I really like this gun, however I have to admit when its against policy to have a gun I generally dont carry it. I am confident in my ability to keep it concealed but it does print from time to time. Next is my S&W 638 with CT grips as my primary BUG or primary when I cant carry the XD. After that is the Kel-Tec P3AT which is what I carry when I cant conceal anything bigger.
A while ago I decided I needed something with more power then the J-frame but smaller then the XD. Ideally it would also be small enough to ankle/pocket carry as well. Though I am decently sized guy (64, 240lbs) so I do have pretty big pockets.
My first thought was to step up the J-frame to a .357Mag. So I began to look at the S&W M&P 340CT.
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Did I really want to go with a revolver? What where my choices if I went with a sub-compact semi-auto in .357Sig? Well there were only two to pick from that I could find.
The proven platform of a Glock in a G33, which I could get CT grips for as well.
Or the new S&W M&P .357c due to come out this August (or so )
S&W M&P .357c
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Grilled Artichokes with Lemon
January 20, 2014
Artichokes are one of those vegetables that can be intimidating to cook but thanks to this simple-to-follow grilling recipe from Chef John Besh's new cookbook "Cooking From the Heart: My Favorite Lessons Learned Along the Way" from Andrews McMeel, you'll be firing up some tasty artichokes in no time!
Grilled Artichokes with Lemon
Serves 4
4 medium artichokes
3 lemons
Olive oil
Freshly ground black pepper
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1 sprig fresh rosemary, chopped
Leaves from 2 sprigs fresh thyme, chopped
4 green onions, chopped
For me, the best way to celebrate the beauty of artichokes (preferably the elegant, long-stemmed, purple-tinged variety you find in Provence) is to slice them lengthwise to reveal their beautiful interiors. Then, brush with oil and lay on a grill to gently char.
1. If you're lucky enough to find young artichokes with long stems, peel the skins from the stems. Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil and squeeze in the juice of 1 lemon. Add the artichokes and simmer until they are almost tender, about 7 minutes; drain. Slice in half lengthwise and scoop out the choke with a spoon if using large artichokes.
2. Prepare a charcoal or gas grill, or heat a grill pan over high heat. Drizzle both sides of the artichokes with olive oil, season with salt and pepper, and put them directly on the grill, cut sides down. Grill until they are slightly charred and tender, about 5 minutes. Remove the artichokes from the grill, shine them with olive oil, give them a squeeze of lemon juice, and scatter the rosemary, thyme, and green onions on top. Serve with lemon wedges.
From Cooking From the Heart: My Favorite Lessons Learned Along the Way by John Besh, Andrews McMeel 2013


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I'm currently looking into brewing with grains and building my mash tun out of a cooler. Since I don't have much time when I brew, I'll batch sparge instead of fly sparging (I don't mind the lower efficiency). So I'd like to know if it is necessary to make a manifold in my mash tun if I want to make batch sparges. Does anyone used the two pattern and noticed an increase in efficiency when they switched to a manifold? Did you experience problems without a manifold?
I have just used a stainless braid from a water heater hose, and I haven't had any issues with it in my cooler mash tun.
It does not matter what you use so much when you are batch sparging. As long as you beat the stuffing out of it stirring before you dump it you can open the valve up full blast and let her rip.
I've used both and both worked just fine. The only problem I had with the manifold was that it is solid, so if you hit it with the mash paddle (or your 3 yr old helper does), you can knock it off/apart. The braid just moves and flops back down. The only thing that would make a manifold increase efficiency in batch sparging is if you can design it to minimize dead space in the tun.
Alright guys, thank for the answer. So looks like I won't complicate it too much already and will use a braid or something like that


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Gordon Hotchkiss wrote a blog post called, Why Do We Keep Buying from Bad Businesses, in which he describes a situation many of us may be familiar with. Do you shop at stores where the prices are too high or the environment is uncomfortable? Why?
He describes his wife's loyalty to a local family-run business, despite poor customer service and questionable product quality. Walmart is another example of what may be an unpleasant customer experience, but the prices are good, so this is often tolerated. Why do we put up with this?
Gord wonders if it's "Convenience, price and some twisted sense of obligation to the family that runs the offending store."
My family shops like his wife does.
But Does She Talk to Trees?
There are local shops I'll run to for something quick, knowing full well it won't be pleasant. For example, one newspaper/magazine shop in town is so smoke-filled that you have to battle a cloud and hold your breath during the time you're inside, and when you come out of the place, nobody wants to be anywhere near you. But, it saves on gas to go there for a gallon of milk rather than the nicer stores farther away.
Living in a rural area allows me to buy locally grown food items. I do the same thing my mother did when I was growing up, as does most of my community. We have our routes for fresh meat or organic produce. We know which farms sell what in each season.
Christmas trees, both live and cut, are grown here. We choose the best from three places. One is a farm with two huge ponds and sprawling fields, where you can stroll for awhile with your family and hand-saw, and cut your own tree. We go there when we want an experience to remember. (I always thank the tree and talk to it. Everyone laughs at me.) The other two choices we have are local gentlemen who grow their own trees on their properties and you literally walk through their backyards and pick what you want.
All of these local picks that we're loyal to are advertised by word of mouth and wooden homemade signs on the sides of our back roads. The farm gives a discount to school children and the schools send home flyers.
Unless you live here, you wouldn't know these businesses exist. They don't have web sites and don't invest in newspaper ads. If you're from the city, you may not care to shop the way we do. Many people want the big well known brand super stores where they drive there once, and get everything in one shot (including trees). They want that experience and are less concerned with supporting the local community or the quality and freshness of the products.
You Go First
Thinking about Gord's blog post, I came across a statement in a discussion on the what comes first, SEO or Usability debate, in which someone felt SEO comes first because a site must be promoted before it can be "used".
To which I wonder, if a site falls in a search engine, would anyone hear it?
Do you spend a gazillion dollars to market a web site nobody can use?
Do you know it can or can not be used?
I find this interesting about the argument for SEO "first". If you hire a company to market your web site but you've never bothered to test it for overall usability, what are you thinking? If you market your web site and your landing pages are converting everyone beautifully and visitors love your products, what happens when your shopping cart or sales lead form is too hard to understand or has a bug you're unaware of?
Your SEO who didn't conduct a usability audit first is not going to tell you this.
I've read the argument that some SEO's aren't interested in a client's web site's customer experience. Their job is to get people to the web site and what happens after that is none of their concern. In a way, they're correct because search engine optimization is limited to marketing to search engines.
But, people use search engines.
How can you promote something in which you don't ask your client to consider the user experience of the person you're targeting in your marketing campaign?
Was It Good For You Too?
Why would a web site owner hire an SEO who claims to understand their target market's needs and desires if clearly, their sole point of service has nothing to do with your web site visitors' experience? Isn't understanding how people use the Internet and web sites part of the trick to marketing to them?
Customer Support on the Web: Don't Call Us, We'll Call You, by Daniel Szuc, discusses customer experience and how important online tasks are. He includes a great list of customer characteristics, including:
(They) don't know about your company—They're not familiar with your business operations, your internal company jargon, or your company structure. Using your customer's language in your user interface helps customers to serve themselves better.
If the keywords list is based on the web site's jargon and customers don't understand what they're reading, will they click to go there?
Does your SEO promote your site to a local area and not understand how they shop there? Like I said, most of us know our communities and what they offer. We also do what Gord was talking about. We're willing to go against all logic and forgo certain pleasantries to get what we want. This is why so-called "ugly" sites may do well. If they managed to connect with their visitor somehow, all the more power to them. Will an SEO, who doesn't do user testing on the site's being marketed, have any information for their client on how they think conversions will go?
You get what you pay for. When hiring a company to market your site in search engines and directories, you may find that your money works harder when there's an honest understanding for who will want to use your web site once they arrive, and who will come back, year after year.
Remember my example of the three places we choose Christmas trees from? There are three of them. If one has outrageous prices one year, we keep driving onto the next one to see if he offers a better deal, even if it means passing up a fun romp in the fields with the family (customer experience).
We keep looking for those signs alongside the roads, hoping for another memorable experience that we can share with friends and family who haven't gone to get their tree yet. Every year we refer people to these Christmas tree places, along with our experiences with each one.
I've always disagreed that SEO or Usability are in competition for "first". They compliment each other by fortifying the strengths of both missions.
They cover each other's backs.
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Excellent resource that illustrates how a marketing campaign may be truly disconnected from the actual people intended to use the product – A Few Questions for CVS by Holly Buchanan.


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Attention, all instrumental/experimental rock/synth punk lovers: there is a new beast on the scene. But unlike what their name may convey, Dinowalrus isn't some freak veterinary experiment, but a group of artists that like to cross-breed sounds rather than animals. Musicians Pete Feigenbaum, Kyle Warren, and Josh Da Costa have been working hard for the past six months to promote their debut album, "%," due out in January 2010 on kanine records. I got a chance to chat with Feigenbaum, and our conversation matched his bright green and gold t-shirt: lively, with lots of tangents. At one point we professed a mutual love for Warren G – because after all, who doesn't love Warren G? But he doesn't go astray when it comes to the band's aural aesthetic, which they've been developing since they started up in 2007. Feigenbaum describes Dinowalrus's sound as "drums and drone" (drone meaning a sustained drone that doesn't change in its pitch). "(%) is influenced by any band in rock history that had an eccentric or futuristic mindset," he commented at one point; he lists Sonic Youth, My Bloody Valentine, and Devo as influences. I could tell where he was coming from in one of their tracks on the album, "Electric Car, Gas Guitar." I was immediately hit by the swelling strummings on the electric guitar, accompanied by a raucous, catchy beat on the drums. But I sensed an entirely different energy on "Haze on the Mobius Strip;" the song is ethereal in nature, with sweet melodies and echo-y vocals. "I Hate Numbers" is another song bearing no resemblance to its siblings, with its multiple sections of different rhythms and guitar riffs. If music is a classroom, then Dinowalrus is the earnest, hardworking student in the corner: they treat notes like long lines that they can twist and mix together in different compositions and presentations, and it's easy to get carried away by the many different instruments you hear: synthesizer, guitar, bass, drums, drum machine. "Our goal is just not to be boring or derivative," Feigenbaum said. From what I've heard on "%," I'd say that mission that has definitely been accomplished. Now I'm just waiting for them to produce a synth cover of "Regulate" and I'm all set. (Susan Shin / ABC News)
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servings4 4
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7 And the sons of Bela; Ezbon, and Uzzi, and Uzziel, and Jerimoth, and Iri, five; heads of the house of [their] fathers, mighty men of valor; and were reckoned by their genealogies twenty and two thousand and thirty and four. | 7 The sons of Bela: Ezbon, Uzzi, Uzziel, Jerimoth and Iri, heads of families--five in all. Their genealogical record listed 22,034 fighting men. |
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His Excellency Meles Zenawi (Prime Minister of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia)
Mr Chairman, Your Excellencies, Ladies and Genetlemen, reducing the number of undernourished people in the world by half no later than 2015 is one of the Millennium development goals that we have all set for ourselves. These are goals for the achievement of which every country is expected to contribute. Countries such as my own who have not yet achieved these goals are expected to develop effective strategies and programmes for doing so and implement them with the support of the international community. We have in Ethiopia developed such effective strategies and programmes and are implementing them. We are convinced that the Millennium development goals are interlinked and that, therefore, the goal of reducing the number of an undernourished people by half cannot be achieved in isolation from the other goals. We are also convinced that poverty cannot be effectively combatted by developing economic growth strategies and adding anti-poverty elements to such strategies. We are convinced that only strategies and programmes that have fighting poverty at their centre can be effective in achieving the Millennium development goals. Ethiopia's approach to the goal of reducing the number of undernourished people by half is based on considerations that I have just outlined. As undernourishment and poverty are primarily rural phenomena in my country, the economic development strategies and programmes we have designed have rural development in general, and agricultural growth in particular, as the basis of all our development activities. Our programmes are designed to make full use of the fact that our rural population has universal access to land. We plan to provide universal primary education to our people, to link up primary education with vocational training in agriculture, and hence to use universal primary education in improving agricultural productivity. We intend to provide access to improved agricultural technologies, both through extensive vocational training in agriculture and effective agricultural extension service. Mr Chairman, we are convinced that empowerment of the poor is central to the success of the fight against poverty. Empowerment of the poor by, among other things, devolving power to the grassroots level and building the capacity of the community to design and implement their development programmes, is a central element of our strategy. Subsistence farming, we are convinced, cannot be the basis of fighting poverty. Transforming subsistence agriculture into small-scale commercialized farming is therefore a key element of our strategy. Improvements in rural infrastructure and marketing networks, including improved access to export markets, are critical to the success of our programme. Your Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, we in Ethiopia have begun to implement the strategies and programmes that I have outlined, and the results so far have been very encouraging indeed. We believe that we have a winning strategy and programme in place. With some assistance from the international community, we have no doubt that we can achieve all the Millennium development goals, including that of reducing the number of undernourished people by half no later than 2015. I appeal to all those who have the means, to help us implement our strategies and programmes. Mr Chairman, Your Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, allow me to refer to another matter that has preoccupied the Ethiopian people. Because this meeting is taking place so close to the object of our peoples' preoccupation, I thought not mentioning this before this forum would be a grave omission indeed. Outside these FAO Headquarters, which happen to be the former Italian Ministry of Colonial Affairs, stands the Obelisk of Axum, an obelisk that has been declared a heritage of humanity by UNESCO. It stands here because it was looted by Mussolini's fascists in the 1930s. In 1948, Italy agreed to restitute the Obelisk. Since then, two more such agreements have been signed, the latest one being that of 1997. Successive Italian Governments have over the past 55 years failed to honour these agreements and restitute the Obelisk. Ethiopia has for 55 years been given the run-around, as one excuse after another is created to frustrate the implementation of these agreements. In the meantime, the Obelisk is subjected to the heavy traffic and pollution of Rome, and provided no protection against the elements. As a result, it has begun to crumble in front of the eyes of FAO personnel, in front of the eyes of all of us gathered here, and in front of the eyes of the world. I am sure that you will all agree with me that this is nothing short of outrage. I would like to take this opportunity to appeal to the Italian Government to live up to its commitment and restitute the Obelisk immediately. I appeal to the Italian Parliament and the people of Italy, to end the forced exile and destruction of the Obelisk and restitute it now. I appeal to all friends of Ethiopia and Italy to use your good offices to end this sorry saga now. Thank you.
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The concept of the Urban Leaders Circle emanated from Marygrove's strategic vision of fostering Urban Leadership. The Urban Leaders Circle is a group of our region's largest companies working in tandem with Marygrove scholars, teachers and other content experts to shape College programming in ways that:
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The Marygrove Urban Leaders Circle (ULC) provides corporate leaders with an opportunity to inform and influence the strategic direction of a high-quality, respected and committed College, not simply a single initiative or program. This opportunity to leverage College resources—talented scholars and teachers as well as program planning skills and beautiful facilities—is a unique way for corporate leaders to achieve meaningful returns --on their investments of time and money.
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His practice includes arthroscopic shoulder instability, rotator cuff repair, and shoulder replacement surgery. He also focuses on knee ligament reconstruction (ACL/PCL), patellofemoral realignment, resurfacing and cartilage repair. Dr. McCall also performs ankle and hip arthroscopy, as well as proximal hamstring tendon repairs.
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Thanks to guidance I've received in this forum, I've just placed my deposit for inset Conestoga cabinets!! Now onto the hinges... I've combed through previous threads that date back to 2007 which indicate there is no such thing as a soft-closing exposed hinge... I'm hoping something new has come on the market but my cabinet maker says no... Has anyone heard of any progress or innovation in this area? Has anyone tried the Euro Butt hinges or similar? I have my heart set on soft-close AND exposed hinges... Would welcome any leads... |
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I don't believe that this option is available. I know that I had requested this less than a year ago but was told it was not offered. My husband wanted the soft close so that is how we went. In a way, it is prob for the best in case we decide to ever change the doors or want to update the look years from now. |
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The only item I came across was EuroButt (maybe a name change would help their marketing). |
It is done on some higher end brands, rare earth magnets are mounted in the top and bottom of the door with magnets also inserted in the rails, then a soft close piston can be used. Note that the brand I'm familiar with (QCCI) also uses a mortise hinge. They need to be made that way from the start, would be a nightmare to retrofit. |
Could you not purchase and install a soft close damper (on the inside) using regular/your favorite exposed hinges? |
for inset cabinet doors with a butt hinge, I found these soft-close and magnetic catch -- all-in-one things. |
Here is a link that might be useful: soft close mag catch
I have (new) full overlay doors on old cabinet boxes. The hinges are not soft-close, so I bought Blum adapters and added them myself. Works great. Soft close!!! Best and easiest DIY ever. Obviously the adapter is attached to the frame into which inset doors would nestle, so you can't put it there. But couldn't you put a dummy piece of wood behind the inset frame and attach an adapter there? It would allow the door to close quietly and flush, and the "tongue" would only stick out when the door is opened. |
You could work out getting one in there, there are even other options that would be easier to place. Problem is that the standard catches used on insets are not strong enough to overcome the soft close feature. |
Could do the soft close with a dummy/"just for looks" exposed hinge |
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How are photons created and destroyed?
I'm reading an excellent book by Kauffmann, Discovering The Universe, in which he describes when electron jump to a higher level or a lower level. If they go to a higher level they emit a photon. If they go to a lower level they absorb a photon.
It causes me to ask if photons exist as a seperate entity within all atoms or are they created at certain energy levels for the purpose of absorption, or emission, or do they exist omnipresently in the fabric of the universe? Anyway, where does the photon for absorbtion come from?
Hope this isn't too stupid a question.
It certainly isn't a stupid question, and really cuts to the heart of the question of interpreting quantum mechanics.
The simplest answer is that when a photon is absorbed by an electron, it is completely destroyed. All its energy is imparted to the electron, which instantly jumps to a new energy level. The photon itself ceases to be. In the equations which govern this interaction, one side of the equation (for the initial state) has terms for both the electron and the photon, while the other side (representing the final state) has only one term: for the electron.
The opposite happens when an electron emits a photon. The photon is not selected from a "well" of photons living in the atom; it is created instantaneously out of the vacuum. The electron in the high energy level is instantly converted into a lower energy-level electron and a photon. There is no in-between state where the photon is being constructed. It instantly pops into existance.
So the question is: where does the photon come from?
Strangely, it doesn't seem to come from anywhere. The universe must put the extra energy somewhere, and because electrons in atoms are electromagnetic phenomena, a photon is born with the required energy. In a weak-force interaction, say the decay of a neutron, that energy goes into a neutrino particle which is also instantaneously created. Each force has its own carrier particles, and knows how to make them.
That's really all we can say about it. There are many interpretations of what this and other phenomena in quantum mechanics mean on a deeper level, and whole libraries worth of books which argue points of view on the matter. But my personal philosophy is that of the famous physicist Richard Feynman, who said: "Shut up and calculate."
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Dr. Pawan Goenka, Executive Director and President (Automotive & Farm Equipment Sectors), said, "Mahindra Racing takes an important step forward on its pioneering journey into electric car racing with the announcement of our driver line-up. We are confident that our participation in Formula E racing would allow Mahindra to remain at the cutting edge of EV technology and help us develop the next generation of electric road cars."
Mr. S P Shukla, Chairman, Mahindra Racing, "Both Karun and Bruno come with very strong racing pedigrees and have successfully competed in a variety of racing series over the past few years. The entire team looks forward to working with both of them to optimize the performance of our racing car over the next few months of testing before the start of racing in September this year."
Chandhok and Senna have both been Formula 1 drivers in the past. As part of the only Indian team on Formula E grid, Chandhok and Senna uphold a strong working relationship having already raced as team mates previously. Team Principal Dilbagh Gill commented, "Karun and Bruno both represent the perfect balance between experience and youthful enthusiasm for this truly ground breaking championship. I am confident they will do their best to represent Mahindra on the world stage and the entire team is aiming for top results from the start of the championship."
The team's first car was recently delivered to Mahindra Racing recently and has now been painted with the team's new livery that combines Mahindra red and Indian flag colours.
"I'm very excited to be a part of the Mahindra Racing line up," said Karun Chandhok. "Mahindra are showing a lot of commitment to Formula E and it's very encouraging to see the support of senior members of the group to this programme. To be a part of the only Indian team in this series is a real honour for me."
He added, "It's also going to be a nice reunion for me with Bruno again. He's one of my closest friends from the racing world, we respect each other and work well together which will be good for the development of the team.
The in-city races are going to be a great spectacle and the quality of teams and drivers should ensure some fantastic racing."
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