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The Impact of Twenty-First Century Climate Change on Wildland Fire Danger in the Western United States: An Applications Perspective
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High-temporal resolution meteorological output from the Parallel Climate Model (PCM) is used to assess changes in wildland fire danger across the western United States due to climatic changes projected in the 21st century. A business-as-usual scenario incorporating changing greenhouse gas and aerosol concentrations until the year 2089 is compared to a 1975–1996 base period. Changes in relative humidity, especially dryingover much of the West, are projected to increase the number of days of high fire danger (based on the energy release component (ERC) index) at least through the year 2089 in comparison to the base period. The regions most affected are the northern Rockies, Great Basin and the Southwest –regions that have already experienced significant fire activity early this century. In these regions starting around the year 2070, when the model climate CO2 has doubled from present-day, the increase in the number ofdays that ERC (fuel model G) exceeds a value of 60 is as much as two to three weeks. The Front Range of the Rockies and the High Plains regions do not show a similar change. For regions where change is predicted, new fire and fuels management strategies and policies may be needed to address added climatic risks while also accommodating complex and changing ecosystems subject to human stresses on the region. These results, and their potential impact on fire and land management policy development, demonstrate the value of climate models for important management applications, as encouraged under the Department of Energy Accelerated Climate Prediction Initiative (ACPI), under whose auspices this work was performed.
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- Title
- The Impact of Twenty-First Century Climate Change on Wildland Fire Danger in the Western United States: An Applications Perspective
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Climatic Change
Volume 62, Issue 1-3 , pp 365-388
- Cover Date
- 2004-01-01
- 10.1023/B:CLIM.0000013680.07783.de
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- 1573-1480
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- Kluwer Academic Publishers
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- Beth L. Hall (1)
- Anthony L. Westerling (2)
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- 2. Scripps Institution of Oceanography, La Jolla, CA, U.S.A


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Fall Fest: Mini Spinach-Mushroom Quiches
by Liz Gray in In Season, September 22, 2010We're teaming up with other food and garden bloggers to host Fall Fest 2010, a season-long garden party. Each week we'll feature favorite garden-to-table recipes and tips to help you enjoy the bounty, whether you're harvesting your own goodies or buying them fresh from the market. To join in, check out awaytogarden.com.
So, summer's officially ending tomorrow, but so what? There's no reason to be blue. Fall's got plenty to offer: Winter squash, football games, pick-your-own apple orchards and (finally!) cooler temperatures. Just like my box of sweaters, all the greens I loved in the spring are peeping out again, including Popeye's favorite: spinach. I'm celebrating the return of this all-purpose green with a batch of individually-sized spinach-mushroom quiches.
Quiche is a quintessential brunch treat, but it can be super-decadent and high-calorie. This lightened-up version is made in muffin tins for easy portion control. It's crustless, but it still has all the flavorful fillings of the decadent original: bacon, fontina cheese, onion, mushroom and, of course, spinach.
The spinach adds a concentrated punch of flavor, and you can really taste the difference when you use the fresh-from-the-ground (or the farmers' market) kind. And at only 180 calories for 2 muffin-sized ones, who says you can't have your quiche and eat it, too?
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Ry Rocklen was born in Los Angeles in 1978; he earned a BFA from the University of California, Los Angeles in 2001, and an MFA from the University of Southern California in 2006. In a practice incorporating assemblage, installation and sculpture, Rocklen interrogates objecthood and readily puns on culture, maintaining a consistently open, accessible approach. His work has been exhibited at Mark Jancou Contemporary, New York; Parker Jones, Los Angeles; Blum & Poe, Los Angeles, Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, PS. 1 Contemporary Art Center, and elsewhere; it is held in the permanent collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles.


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The couples in Intermarriage were all participants in a program for interfaith couples sponsored by the Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Led by a Rabbi, this course was designed to provide a Jewish orientation for couples who were not closely affiliated with the Jewish community. These men and women were filmed and interviewed over eight weeks as they examined their commitment to each other in light of their commitment to different religions.
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In addition to our Medical Advisory Board members, Living Beyond Breast Cancer is fortunate to have many other breast cancer experts who donate their time and energy to serve as speakers, reviewers, advocates and expert resources.
Betty Harris, RN, MSN, WHNP
Ms. Harris is a nurse practitioner at MD Anderson Cancer Center, in Houston. She focuses on survivorship concerns.
Jay R. Harris, MD
Jay R. Harris, MD, is chair of the department of radiation oncology at Brigham and Women's Hospital and the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, and professor of radiation oncology at Harvard Medical School. He is board-certified in radiation oncology.
Harold Harvey, MD
Harold Harvey is professor of medicine and director of the hematology-oncology fellowship program at the Hershey Medical Center of The Pennsylvania State College of Medicine in Hershey, Penn.
Teresa Hendrie
Teresa Hendrie, manager of patient access at Fox Chase Cancer Center, has expertise in health insurance and billing. She oversees the staff responsible for helping patients with financial concerns.
Rebecca Hirsh, MD
Rebecca Hirsh, MD, is the director of inpatient oncology services in the Division of Hematology and Oncology and the associate director of the Penn Medicine Program for LGBT Health.
Kent Hoskins, MD
Kent Hoskins, MD, is an associate professor of medicine at the University of Illinois at Chicago, where he is a medical oncologist and serves as the director of the familial breast cancer program and co-leader of the population health program at the University of Illinois Cancer Center.
Mary K. Hughes, MS, RN, CNS, CT
Mary K. Hughes, MS, RN, CNS, CT, is a faculty member at Texas Woman's University and The University of Texas Houston. She has been a clinical nurse specialist in the psychiatry department at The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center since 1990.
Sara Hurvitz, MD
Sara Hurvitz, MD, is assistant clinical professor of medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) where she is also co-director of the Santa Monica-UCLA Outpatient Oncology Practice; medical director of the Clinical Research Unit of the Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center; and director of the Breast Oncology Program, Division of Hematology-Oncology.
Dianne L. Hyman, MSN, RN, OCN
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Claudine Isaacs, MD, FRCPC
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Andrew Spence
Artstor is collaborating with Andrew Spence to share images of his work in the Digital Library. Spence (b. 1947) is a New York-based artist known for his abstract paintings. He has exhibited widely in many solo and group exhibitions throughout the United States, and his work is represented in the permanent collections of the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Smithsonian Institution, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Museum of Modern Art, and the Whitney Museum of American Art, among others. He received a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship in painting in 1987 and a Guggenheim Fellowship in painting in 1994. Since 1994, Spence has been a member of the Visual Arts faculty at Bennington College in Vermont. He is currently represented by the Edward Thorp Gallery in New York City, which hosted three of his most recent solo exhibitions in 2001, 2002, and 2006.
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Total size of collection* | 50 |
Percentage of completion | 26% |
Collection URL | http://library.artstor.org/library/collection/spence |
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Branch Manager, Tremont Credit Union, Braintree, MA
Tremont Credit Union is currently seeking a Branch Manager. Under the direction of the Chief Operating Officer, the Branch Manager provides management, direction, training, and oversight to all branch office staff. Ensures the highest quality service to members in the areas of account transactions, loan applications, new accounts, and solving problems within established policies and guidelines and consistent with federal and state rules and regulations.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
- Professional, well-developed interpersonal and management skills are essential for projecting a positive image as a branch manager within the community and with staff, SEG's, members, vendors, visitors, etc.
- Requires a thorough knowledge of all credit union products, services and procedures. Requires the ability to build external relationships and sell credit union concepts to business leaders and individuals.
- Requires basic loan knowledge including credit reports, interest rates and APR's, credit underwriting for consumer lending, as well as proficiency with loan origination systems.
- Requires the ability to read, analyze, and interpret financial reports, procedures, and regulations; ability to effectively communicate (orally and written), negotiate, and present information to a wide range of audiences; and ability to respond professionally to varied inquiries or complaints from members.
Education and Experience
- A Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration, Marketing, or related field, or the equivalent combination of education and experience is required. Proficiency with computer software applications is also required.
- A minimum of five (5) years of experience in a member service, lending, or operations role within a credit union or financial institution that encompasses a broad knowledge of products and services. Experience supervising staff is preferred.
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Welcome to the Maritime Foundation
The Maritime Foundation promotes Britain's interests across the entire maritime sector. Its purpose is to inform and raise public and parliamentary awareness of the importance of Britain's maritime industries, commerce and defence through education, training and research, as well as through the Foundation's annual Maritime Media Awards.
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TEDx TALKS
Nakul Shenoy is the only corporate entertainer in India to have presented SEVEN TEDx Talks (and counting):
- TEDx Pilani – 13 March 2010
- TEDx VNIT Nagpur – 02 September 2010
- TEDx Manipal – 21 September 2010
- TEDx Shekhavati – 05 February 2011
- TEDx MANIT Bhopal – 24 February 2011
- TEDx NIT Durgapur – 12 February 2012
- TEDx AmritaUniv Coimbatore – 17 February 2012
A five-minute promotional showreel for Nakul Shenoy's Beyond Magic can be viewed at The Nakul Shenoy Channel on YouTube.
Entertaining the Godkhindi maestroes
A visit to the home of renowned flautist Pravin Godkhindi turned magical, when Nakul Shenoy began displaying his mind-reading skills. Nakul is also seen reading the mind of Pravin's younger brother and tabla maestro Kiran Godkhindi.
- Nakul Shenoy – Mind Reading with Pravin Godkhindi
- Nakul Shenoy – Mind Reading with Pravin and Kiran Godkhindi
Rocking with Karma6
Here are a set of three unedited home videos of Nakul Shenoy having a fun time with his friends at Karma6. The men who rock the world with their music are clearly zapped by Nakul's mind-reading prowess.
- Nakul Shenoy – Mind Reading with Tony Das of KARMA6
- Nakul Shenoy – Mind Reading with Tillu of KARMA6
- Nakul Shenoy – Mind Reading with Tillu of KARMA6
This is a eight-minute performance video of Nakul Shenoy visiting a local book store in Bangalore and later an eminent theatre personality. In this unedited amateur home video, Nakul is seen mystifying and entertaining the people he meets with his mind reading acts.


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It's small and can be held in the palm of your hand, yet it's a full Windows 8.1 device
A 2-in-1 tablet and PC that makes you think a little differently about how a PC should look and feel
This small and inexpensive laptop looks good and feels god to use, but don't expect blazing speed
The good thing about this tablet is that it has a 1920x1200 screen and 4GB of RAM
HP's 13-inch laptop/tablet hybrid is a strong concept, but the execution could be better.
A well designed keyboard dock and decent performance, but too many significant flaws to recommend
HP's latest 15-inch ENVY laptop instils anything but.
HP's Envy 17 is a desktop replacement with plenty of speed under the hood, uses fourth-gen Core i7
The HP Slate 7 is let down by an extremely ordinary display and questionable performance
Stacks of built-in features, fast performance and a good support plan make this a worthy business machine
This business Ultrabook is one of the best looking and most comfortable units on the market, also among the most expensive
This is a Windows 8 tablet for business users that's thin and light, and designed to be flexible via optional dongles and Jackets
The Envy X2 is a two-in-one product: it can be used as a tablet or as a notebook thanks to the supplied dock
The Envy Touchsmart 4 has a 14in touchscreen, but it's a heavy Ultrabook and it could use a better configuration
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
My first impression after unboxing the Q702 is that it is a nice looking unit. Styling is somewhat minimalist but very effective. The tablet part, once detached, has a nice weight, and no buttons or switches are located in awkward or intrusive positions.


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Master of Science
Master of Science in Criminal Justice Curriculum
Crime Analysis Concentration
ENF 512 Theories of Crime Analysis
The course covers the three types of crime analysis. The focus of the class is an overview of the theory behind the crime analysis process and an outline of some of the major issues crime analysts and crime analysis units must face. Emphasis will be placed on the examination of how research supports the use of crime analysis theory to enhance the productivity of police departments.
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JUS 510 Contemporary Criminal Justice: Issue and Trends
Provides a contemporary overview of the criminal justice system with a focus on current trends, crime problems and statistics, crime control issues, the nature and causes of crime, justice agencies and personnel, key decision-making, and the changing features of the American legal system.
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JUS 515Research Design and Analysis
Examines various research design models applied to crime, criminal justice, and agency administration issues. Includes discussion of the philosophy of science, sampling, and various research designs such as historical, legal, action, quasi-experimental, experimental, and program evaluation. Students will construct, implement, report, and analyze the results of a research project important to criminal justice practice.
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JUS 630,631,632 Pro-Seminar in Criminal Justice
The Pro-seminar in Criminal Justice is designed to provide graduate students in criminal justice the opportunity to hear, interact with, and critique the ideas of major executives, managers, leaders, and scholars in criminology, law, and criminal justice. Presentations of two featured speakers will be done primarily online or in-person at designated locations. Students are required to critique the ideas and commentary of leaders in criminology, law, criminal justice, and/or related fields.
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ENF 532 Computer Applications in Crime Analysis, Community Policing and Investigations
The focus of the class is a study of the crime analysis process through the utilization of applications software (Microsoft Office). The student will develop an understanding of the usefulness of the software and see how each component is applicable to crime analysis. Work will be collected, analyzed and presented through all aspects of the applications software, individually and in combination.
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JUS 520 Statistical Applications in Criminal Justice
Explores and applies practical statistical methods to the relevant work of criminal justice agents, managers, and executives. The course will focus on statistical methods to prepare students to be intelligent consumers of reported research, to apply appropriate statistical analysis to various types of research designs, to report criminal justice agency performance results, and to identify and use various criminal justice statistical data sources in print and electronic form.
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JUS 525 Legal and Ethical Issues in Criminal Justice
This course provides an in-depth discussion of legal and ethical issues such as confidentiality, conflicts of interest, professional behavior, use of force, factual and legal guilt, discretion, corruption, codes of ethics, whistle-blowing, race and gender problems, appropriate punishment, law and rulemaking, ethical dilemmas in research settings, methods of resolving ethical dilemmas, and classic cases of ethical lapses and collapses in criminal justice agencies.
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ENF 612 Criminal Intelligence
Course is focused on the criminal intelligence process as a whole. This process defines problems, data collection and storage, data analysis and dissemination for action to be taken by appropriate personnel. Students will learn to consider relationships between individuals, between individuals and organizations and between organizations in developing pertinent analysis. Class will utilize both inductive and deductive logic.
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ENF 622 Geographic Information Systems: Applications in Criminal Justice
Course covers the concepts of how a geographic information system (GIS) can enhance the development of new data and assist in making data analysis more effective. Students will learn about the various types of maps and map analysis as well as the value of producing this type of analysis. One or more current software applications will be utilized in the instructional process for this course.
Prerequisite: May include an applications software lab fee.
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ENF 627 Crime Analysis Field Project
Capstone course utilizing the skills for other analysis courses, the student will work with an instructor to develop a crime analysis project. This project will describe a defined problem, set parameters for solving the problem, select tools and options for choosing a correct path for solving the problem. The project does not necessarily have to involve crime analysis but it must approach a significant problem that any police department might experience.
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AANMA members Caleb and Debbie Lucien of Pignon, Haiti, send the following relief efforts update (click to read the letter from Caleb). Last week, AANMA sent EpiPen auto-injectable epinephrine to Haiti. We're working with Forest and Monaghan to send AeroChamber holding chambers in every size available, and we're hoping to secure medications for respiratory patients. You'll see a list of urgent needs in the letter from Caleb, but remember, he's only asking for the very basics.
Those who can send money, please do. Those who can send clothing, coloring books, stickers, diapers, baby formula, bed linens and soap – these too are items that soothe the hearts of those who suffer so greatly. We ask our medical care provider members to consider sending samples from your supply closets and asking your colleagues to do the same. When shipping items, please let us know so that we can post an inventory of what was sent on our website and say thank you!
To ship items to Haiti, use this address:
Caleb Lucien/Hosean International (Relief Supplies)
3170 Airmans Drive, Unit 1076 HIM
Fort Pierce, FL 34946
To pay for shipping from the U.S. to Haiti, it's helpful if you also send a check for $1.75/pound to the same address but in a separate envelope (the check could get lost if it's shipped with the box).
For those of you asking, Debbie and Caleb's daughter is recovering nicely from pneumonia, which struck a few days after the earthquake.
Thank you for your support of our many friends in Haiti!


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There are some changes today for the Wilmington branch of AAI Pharma. The company's pharmaceutical development division has been acquired by a private equity firm called, Water Street Healthcare Partners.
The company's goal is to eventually become the leading provider of pharmaceutical development services. Water Street eyed AAI Pharma because of it's growth potential.
An AAI Pharma spokesperson said it will essentially be business as usual for the approximately 400 people who work at the Wilmington location.
The pharmaceutical division also operates out of Charleston and Chapel Hill.


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Basketball Certification
Women's Final Four Events
Women's Spring Events
Men's Spring Events
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Women's Fall Events (TBD)
Summer leagues
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Women's Summer Leagues
Dates applications are processed: Approximate Processing Schedule
General Information:
- Contact Enforcement Certification and Approvals Group
- Basketball Certification Guidelines for the Certification Process
- Access the Basketball Certification Online System (BBCS) to file an application, submit a review form, or register a team.
- Online Help and "How To" Guide
- Legislation
Access Information Specific to Your Role:
- Participating Team Coaches
- Event Operators (presence of Division I coaches)
- Summer League Operators (participation of Division I student-athletes)
- First Advantage (formerly LexisNexis) Application - Coach/Operator Background Check
The BBCS will document and date stamp all activity within the system. In that regard, the system date for submission of applications and review forms cannot be disputed. All deadlines are Eastern Time. If additional information is requested by the certification staff and cannot be completed within the BBCS, it is the operator's responsibility to produce proof of a timely submission. Therefore, it is recommended that operators send all materials via traceable delivery (i.e., FedEx, UPS, DHL, certified mail, etc. - Note: there have been times that certified mail is deliver months after it was sent AND there is no guarantee that the signature card showing proof of delivery will return to you.). If the documents are sent via facsimile, please keep verification of the transmission.


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WHEN — 8:30 tonight
WHERE — Pepsi Center, Denver
TV, RADIO — Fox Sports Midwest, KMOX (1120)
BLUES PREVIEW — The Blues are 1-2 early into a into a seven-game stretch in which they play six playoff-caliber teams. The good news is, the lone victory was on the road in Chicago, and the Blues are seeking a fourth consecutive road win at Colorado.
AVALANCHE PREVIEW — The Avs (32-19-6) had lost four of five before beating the NHL's worst team — Edmonton — 3-0 on Wednesday night. The victory kept Colorado two points off the pace of division-leading Vancouver. The Avs will play their next three at home, where they are 17-8-2. Colorado beat the Blues 4-0 on Dec. 7 in St. Louis.
WHAT TO WATCH — Alex Steen has been one of the Blues' best players in the second half. Steen has goals in two consecutive games and has 11 goals and 17 points in his last 21 games. ... Colorado put together a line of Wojteck Wolski with rookies Matt Duchene and Brandon Yip against the Oilers. The threesome was on the ice for all three of Colorado's goals, while netminder Craig Anderson record his sixth shutout.
INJURIES — Blues — LW B.J. Crombeen (upper body), questionable. Avalanche — RW Milan Hejduk (knee), C Matt Hendricks (ankle), RW David Jones (knee), RW Ryan Stoa (shoulder), out.


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This week, Zola Jesus brings a modern take to the world of goth rock, and World Atlas does the best Belle & Sebastian imitation I've ever heard.
Plus, some mind-altering hip hop from Gonjasufi. Well, "hip hop" may not be the best description for what Gonjasufi, a dreadlocked singer and DJ from the West Coast, does on his debut album, A Sufi and a Killer. This release is an alternate dimension of Middle Eastern folk, funk, pop, and psychedelic rock. Gonja plays chop shop with these genres, welding them together into a musical mutant that is unheard of.
- Here We Go Magic- Collector
- Fergus & Geronimo- Turning Blue
- Zola Jesus- I Can't Stand
- Zola Jesus- Night
- World Atlas- Saint Mary
- World Atlas- Girl On A Boys' Bike
- Acrassicauda- Garden of Stones
- Holy Fudge- Latin America
- Gonjasufi- Kowboyz & Indians
- Gonjasufi- Klowds
- Gonjasufi- Dust
- Gonjasufi- DedNd
- Gonjasufi- She Gone
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Windows software of the day [April 27, 2012]
Posted By Locutus On April 27, 2012 @ 12:02 AM In Windows Software of the Day | 3 Comments
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Windows has hundreds of thousands of programs. Because of this great volume and lack of a central store, software discovery (aka finding new and useful programs) is extremely difficult. With our Windows Software of the Day [6] initiative, dotTech aims to change that. Everyday we post three programs, allowing our readers to discover new software, daily. Enjoy! [Subscribe to our Windows section to never miss an article: RSS Feed [4] | E-mail [5]]
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[9]Resizing a bunch of pictures is a somewhat unwieldy task. In the early days of Windows XP, you could use Microsoft's free Image Resizer powertoy, but the days of those are long over. However, an intrepid developer has recreated the classic experience for modern day Windows users to enjoy: simple, easy to use image resizing is here again.
After selecting your images and choosing Resize Pictures from the context menu, the hard part is over. Now you simply have to choose the size you want to make your images: small, medium, large, mobile, or custom.
Image Resizer is quite easy to use, and makes for a nice way to quickly resize images.
Price: Free!
Version discovered: v3 preview 3
Supported OS: Windows w/ .NET framework
Download size: 887KB
VirusTotal malware scan results: 0/42 [10]
[12]Want to prank a friend? Forgot your password? Try using WebBrowserPassView to see what your browsers have stored in them. I personally store way too many passwords in Firefox.
WebBrowserPassView works by using the various browser's built in password storage databases and can currently find passwords stored in Internet Explorer 4.0-9.0, any version of Firefox, Safari, and Opera.
Want to know how to protect yourself from WebBrowserPassView? You'd be surprised which browser offers the easiest method of security. In Internet Explorer, all you need to do is delete your history which consists probably of only Mozilla.com. In Firefox, you'll need to set a master password. Use Chrome, Safari, or Opera? You're out of luck, these passwords can't be secured.
All in all, WebBrowserPassView is not only convenient, it's scary. Scary.
Price: Free!
Version discovered: v1.25
Supported OS: Windows 2000+
Download size: 209KB
VirusTotal malware scan results: 13/42 [13]
WebBrowserPassView homepage [14]
[15]Often people leave their mail programs to log in, then instantly forget what those passwords are. Then, ten months later, they're searching high and low for their password and can't find it. However, with SniffPass, all you need to do is walk over to their computer, run SniffPass, and make their email program log itself in automatically. SniffPass supports the POP3, IMAP4, SMTP, FTP, and HTTP protocols, so there's plenty of passwords it can sniff.
SniffPass is quite a useful tool, but it is also a dangerous one. It goes without saying, but please do not use SniffPass for malicious purposes!
Price: Free!
Version discovered: v1.12
Supported OS: Windows NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista/7 optionally with Pcap [16] or Microsoft Network Monitor [17]
Download size: 44-111KB
VirusTotal malware scan results: 23/40 [18] portable 32-bit | 6/41 [19] portable 64-bit | 28/42 [20] installer
SniffPass homepage [21]
dotTechies: We have tested all the software listed above. However, Windows Software of the Day articles are not intended as "reviews" but rather as "heads-up" to help you discover new programs. Always use your best judgement when downloading programs, such as trying trial/free versions before purchasing shareware programs, if applicable.
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Author(s)Marc Ely, B A Jubran |
TitleA Numerical Study on Increasing Film Cooling Effectiveness Through the Use of Sister Holes |
Publication NameASME Turbo Expo |
Publication TypeProceedings |
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Place Berlin, Germany |
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Abstract Film cooling has been the primary focus of turbine blade cooling research for the past half century. However, as engines become more powerful, more effective non-traditional means of cooling become necessary. The current study branches out into a new scheme for film cooling; sister holes. The geometry of the current work makes use of three cylindrical holes inclined at 35� to the horizontal: one primary injectant hole bound by two sister holes. Numerical simulations were run with blowing ratios varying from M = 0.2 to M = 1.5, using the realizable k-e turbulence model with near-wall modeling. The results were analyzed for both adiabatic thermal effectiveness as well as vortex production due to flow mixing. In general, sister holes offer significant advantages in thermal protection over their single hole counterparts both laterally and along the centre-line, particularly in regions close to the hole. Simulations showed that the laterally averaged adiabatic thermal effectiveness increased by a factor of 1.35 for M = 0.2 up to a factor of 1.62 for M = 1.5. Similarly, the centre-line effectiveness increased by a factor of 1.22 at M = 0.2 up to a factor of 1.68 at M = 1.5. These benefits are heavily weighted by the near-hole region; however, increases are evident throughout the computational domain. This sister hole technique offers significant advantages with minimal penalties, making it a valuable candidate for future blade cooling applications. |
Keywords Film Cooling, Sister Holes, Numerical, Effectiveness |
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Will Giles, The Exotic Garden, Norwich
Thursday, June 21, 2012
The hosepipe ban may have been lifted – but it still pays to be wise with water.
Brrr... is all I can say as this week has been so darn chilly! All the seasons seem to be completely out of kilter as we have experienced warmer days in the middle of winter – oh the joys of living on an island in a northern temperate climate!
As you may know, I like to grow plants that shouldn't really grow in a Norfolk climate, but after years of travelling to hot places during the winter months I have constantly striven to re-create a more subtropical style here at the Exotic Garden in Norwich using a backbone of the more hardy exotic-looking plants with tender annuals and perennials planted out for the summer months to brighten up the gaps. Most years this works well, as the hardy plants give form and character to the garden right through the seasons, especially on those cold, dank, foggy days in winter.
Planting out overwintered tender perennials and vibrant annuals in late spring gives the garden an edge that screams tropical to me, especially when we do get those balmy nights and tropical summer days – alas, usually only a small handful every year and recently in the wrong season! Sometimes I wish I had been born at least 1,000 miles further south, but then this rather labour-intensive style of gardening wouldn't be such a challenge, and maybe not so much fun either.
Anglian Water has now removed the hosepipe restrictions due to excessive amounts of rain. Nevertheless, it is still advisable to be wise with water. Because of the impending ban on April 5 (when it started raining in earnest) a decision was made to install a system that would use less water in the garden. Leaky hose uses about a tenth of the water a traditional overhead sprinkler systems uses. The black porous hose was looped, snake fashion, over the ground so that each section is roughly one foot apart to get the ground completely moist, though on clay soil it should be spaced further apart as it is far more water retentive. Since it was installed, it has had very little use due to excessive amounts of rain. It was excellent though for getting all the new planting bedded in and well rooted. I'm sure when we do 'hopefully' warm up again that it will work really well.
After many years of thinking about it, I also decided to have drip irrigation installed into the crowns of all the tree ferns, Dicksonia Antarctica. This works very well indeed as the trunks can now be kept moist thus producing much larger fronds. D. antarctica hail from cool moist forests and hate drying out for any length of time as once dry are very difficult to re-moisten, hence the fronds tend to become smaller year on year. I have experienced this myself, but now the oldest tree ferns are looking rather grand with their huge arching apple green fronds. These forest giants are underplanted with many other smaller ferns such as the 'Common Male Fern' Dryopteris filix mas and the more diminutive but very ornamental 'Japanese Painted Fern' Athyrium niponicum. Cyrtomium falcatum is another fascinating fern with dark green, glossy pinnate fronds which do not look like a fern, but more like a low growing holly. With these and many more, this corner of the garden is now very lush and verdant.
In total contrast to this, the Xerophytic garden has come into its own this year with deaths from past cold winters long gone, leaving a strong backbone of spiky things such as the tall columnar cacti Trichocereus pasacana and Trichocereus tersheckii redolent of cowboy films much loved by me as a little boy – in fact I think that's where my liking for cacti and succulent things originally came from. I have a beautiful specimen Nolina longifolium with its massive flowing foliage which a few weeks ago proudly shot up a massive flower spike, but alas, the recent strong winds and rain snapped it off just above the foliage which is such a shame as it was going to be an absolute whopper!
The largest Agave that survived is A. nigra which is nearly 3ft across with dark greyish green leaf spikes. A. bracteosa is another stunning Agave with much thinner olive green leaves that are delightfully curled at the ends and very hardy indeed. Last year I decided to go down the Beth Chatto route and grow masses of Mediterranean plants of which many have silvery grey foliage that thrive in hot, backing weather (not that we have had any lately – I'm still hopeful though). The Curry plant, Helichrysum italicum, for instance has deliciously silvery gray linear foliage with the distinct aroma of curry when the temperatures climb. The Cotton Lavender, Santolina chamaecyparissus, is another highly aromatic plant with silvery white foliage topped in high summer with myriads of brightest yellow flowers that can be seen covered in bees on a hot summer's day. Of course this garden would be missing something if it didn't have some towering Mulleins – Verbascum species with their silvery green foliage and yellow flowers on tall stalks.
I mustn't forget to mention the thick leathery leaves of Kniphofia with their dramatic poker-like flower spikes. Dianthus are also a must dotted around in drifts with their pink or white flowers and alluring fragrance that tantalise the senses.
This year, the desert garden is punctuated by the rigid stems of the Allium family with such monsters as Allium Globemaster on 3ft stalks topped with enormous rounded heads of intense deep violet measuring from six to eight inches across. One of my favourites, Allium Christophii, is now bursting into full glory with their loose heads of large lilac-purple star-like flowers.
Despite our rather inclement climate there is much to be seen in the garden at this time of year, in fact the cool weather makes many of the currently flowering plants bloom for a much longer period than if it was terribly hot.
Nevertheless, we are fast approaching mid-summer, so whatever the weather throws at us, do get out into your garden this weekend – but don't forget to have your umbrella with you... just in case!
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All My Children: Watching Through the Medicated Eyes of an AMC Girl AMC Girl February 17, 2008 All My Children 10 Comments Usually, when I sit down to write my blog, I have a hard time figuring out where to begin, and what the tone is going to be. Sure, while I am sitting in front of the boob tube, watching All My Children, the ideas come to me fast and furiously. But sit down with the laptop? And my overly medicated mind draws a complete blank. I am warning you all, due to severe muscle spasms, I am medicated. But, I ask you, is there any other way to watch All My Children without slamming your head into the television? So, that being said, I will start at the beginning. No, not the historical beginning of All My Children, but the beginning of the show itself. Have you seen the opening lately? Did you notice that on Rebecca Budig's first day back as Greenlee, Sabine Singh's character portrayal shot was replaced with hers? It was immediate. So, I put this question out to you - How long are we all supposed to wait before we see the other new or returning characters added to the opening? Where are the opening shots of Debi Morgan or Darnell Williams? Angie and Jesse were far bigger than Greenlee ever was, or will be. So, why weren't their shots added on Day 1?? If I were those actors, I would be adamant to get the same treatment as Rebecca did. Because to be quite honest here, All My Children will get far more long time viewers back showcasing Angie and Jesse, then parading Greenlee around. Also, are we going to see more of Frankie Hubbard now that his parents are in town? Or will he be faded into the background with the likes of Jonathan or Sean Montgomery? Both of whom have been ousted by the show. While I think it is great that they are bringing back a popular veteran couple, I do not see success in their return. I can only hope and pray that All My Children can learn from past mistakes, and actually write a decent story for a veteran character. The reason I hold no hope is simple. Look at Adam Chandler, for example. What does he currently have as a storyline? Not much from where I stand. We have a powerful business tycoon, who upon getting his company back, does nothing to stomp on the person who put him in the predicament in the first place. Instead, we have Adam hiding bugs in rings to spy on JR. Please somebody over there at ABC, take Adam Chandler off the sedatives, and unleash his all to well known fury on Pine Valley. It is overdue, and very needed to help pick this soap up. Another thing I do not understand is why they brought in the character of Samuel Woods as a love interest for Erica? Sorry here folks, but I do not see anyone as an adequate partner for Erica other than Jackson. Why make a big deal about Erica's 10th marriage if they were not going to make it last? So, I suppose now they are going to make Erica into a Martha Stewart type, selling off tons of stocks. Is this why her accounts are frozen? Also, WHY are they bringing this character in when there is still a spark between Erica and Jack, and there is so much story there to be told. I am warning you now, if and when they pair up Samuel and Erica, I promise you I am NOT going to have anything nice to say about it. Please feel free to call me on that, should I go back on my promise, which I won't. There are so many veteran actors on this show, and no matter the writing team they have over there writing, nobody seems to do them justice. Gone are the catfights, jabs and one-liners of Erica & Brooke. The witty reparte of Palmer and Adam. Tad and anyone, for that matter. I did see some of the old chemistry sparks between Tad and Jesse, and alas that gave me hope. Hope that maybe for once the idiots at ABC are listening to us the viewers and maybe are bringing us back to family-centric stories. While that sounds like a great idea, I somehow doubt this will ever come to fruition. Why should it? They have a bad habit over at All My Children of showcasing stories they THINK we want to see. Here are a few examples - THEY THINK: we want to see Kendall's infidelity over and over. WE WANT: to see Kendall and Zach with their children as a family unit. Happy. Draw your stories from that. THEY THINK: We want to see Ryan and his bulging eyes every day on our screen, being the saviour of women and all in Pine Valley. WE WANT: To see Ryan bedstruck with a blinding debilitating disease, with his eyes bandaged. Unable to save anyone, except us the viewers from having to look at him EVERY DAY. THEY THINK: we want new characters brought in, and shoved in our faces. WE WANT: Old favorites brought back, and actually written for in entertaining and challenging, and keeping us on the edge of our seats. THEY THINK: we want to see the Kendall and Greenlee Show WE WANT: to actually see other characters on the show too. And lastly, before I re-medicate so I can sit through yet another disappointing hour of All My Children - THEY THINK: We are loyal to watching. I'M THINKING - Is there anything good on another channel? So smarten up AMC Executives, remotes are very easy to use these days, and does not take any effort to change the channel. I wonder what is on NBC at 1 pm eastern time??? Before I Leave you this week, I would like to ask each and every one of you to please support Campbell's Go Red for Women's Heart Health Campaign. Heart disease is the #1 killer of American women, but it's also largely preventable. Campbell, a proud supporter of the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women movement, is committed to empowering women with knowledge and tools so they can take positive action to reduce their risks and protect their health. Please visit http://www.goredwithcampbells.com/ for more information, and be sure to click on this years winning red dress, for which Campbell's will donate $1 for each click. It takes a moment of your time, but can give back a lifetime of moments for every woman they help. Thank You. ~AMC Girl-A heart disease survivor.
All My Children: Lots to see, but not a whole heck of a lot to care about. AMC Girl January 22, 2008 All My Children, Comings & Goings 6 Comments Recently there seems to be lots to see on AMC. Lots to see, but not a whole heck of a lot to care about. The "real" Greenlee is back, but at what expense? She seems like she no longer fits in with the characters there. Have I become so complacent with Sabine Singh's portrayal of the character that the "real" just does not seem right? The real Greenlee just seems to be out of place, and from what I can see, has currently no chemistry with the characters she is interacting with. Very out of place with Zach, very uncomfortable. Will Rebecca Budig be able to reclaim the chemistry she once shared with these actors? I hope so. Especially with the money I am sure AMC shelled out to get her back. AMC seems to be spending a lot of money on actors lately, not only has Rebecca Budig returned to the role she created, but this week we have Debi Morgan returning to her role as Dr. Angie Hubbard. As I am sure you all know by now, Jessie is not that far behind her in returning. This was AMC's only black supercouple, and to be quite honest, they have never been able to capture the magic that Angie & Jessie once had. Another thing is this Jessie is back from the dead storyline I am sure they are going to put out there. Where has he been? Witness protection? Amnesia? Maybe DEAD? Hello People, he appeared as a spirit to usher Gillian into heaven, and again to Tad to help him out in his time of crisis. So, what are they going to tell us? That he was never dead, and he was a living, breathing person when he did those "Spiritly" things? I saw his death scene people, he DIED, DEAD, worm food. He was shot, and died. Makes it pretty final, doesn't it? But then again, Babe never really died either. Who is next for the resurrection? Simone? Dixie? Ethan? Or maybe it will be Gillian herself? While there seems to be resurrections on AMC, we also need to discuss what AMC is doing to make these returns a reality. They are doing that in the form of cutting actors and roles. Recently we have seen Hannah Nichols (Stacey Haiduk) plummet to her death over Millers falls, the same falls that Leo died at, by the way. Now there are reports that Brent Weber (Sean Montgomery) the over-sexed teen is on his way out, and a rumor, yes, currently it is just a rumor, that Jacob Young (JR Chandler) will be leaving shortly as well. There are also reports out there that Jeff Branson (Jonathan Lavery) is out, as well as Alec Musser (Del Henry). While I can see the reason to write Del out, to be quite honest, it was a mistake to even bring him back, but IWBASS promised him a role on AMC, I do not see the reasoning for removing the very talented, and easy on the eyes Jonathan Lavery. This Character had POTENTIAL! He was never taken care of or written for properly. Shame on you AMC – you wasted a marvelous talent with Jeff Branson. After watching Monday's episode, It is becoming Krystal Clear to me that maybe it is right to Keep Adam and Krystal apart. The only reason that they would get back together would be so that Tad can reunite with Kate, but then Jenny would not have her parents together, so yet again, sacrificing one child for another, an AMC trademark trait. What did Adam actually expect to accomplish with this party he threw? A closer bond with his Daughter? NOPE. Getting Krystal back? NOPE. Pissing off the whole town? YUP! It seems somewhat that we are heading in the direction of a Greenlee/Zach Pairing of some sort. I will admit, I am a Zendall fan, but after they very uncomfortably had Kendall and Aidan do the deed, I feel that Zendall is not long for this world. I do not see Greenlle together with Zach, at least not Rebecca Budig's Greenlee. I could have, however, seen Sabine Singh's Greenlee with Zach. They had chemistry, I do not know how to explain it, they just did. She also had chemistry with Aidan. I have not seen that chemistry with Rebecca, not yet at least. All in all, with the return of the "real" Greenlee, and also Angie & Jessie, could this soap be finally be getting itself back together, and back on track to dominate daytime? While I am not going to hedge any bets, I am an eternal optimist, and always hope things can get better, but DAMN, this soap is testing even MY patience and resolve!!!
All My Children: Brent Weber Out! Luke Kerr January 16, 2008 All My Children, Comings & Goings 1 Comment The blood bath continues at "All My Children". Brent Weber as been let go as Sean Montgomery making him the fourth actor to be let go in recent weeks. Talk about wasted potential. So far the body count is: Hannah Del Henry Jonathon Lavery Sean Montgomery Add to this that online rumors have it that the actress who plays Annie will be out by May and it seems "All My Children" is doing some winter/spring cleaning of its cast.


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