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Comparison of the spatial-frequency selectivity of local and global motion detectors
JOSA A, Vol. 19, Issue 4, pp. 670-677 (2002)
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Convergent physiological and behavioral evidence indicates that the initial receptive fields responsible for motion detection are spatially localized. Consequently, the perception of global patterns of movement (such as expansion) requires that the output of these local mechanisms be integrated across visual space. We have differentiated local and global motion processes, with mixtures of coherent and incoherent moving patterns composed of bandpass filtered dots, and have measured their spatial-frequency selectivity. We report that local motion detectors show narrow-band spatial-frequency tuning (i.e., they respond only to a narrow range of spatial frequencies) but that global motion detectors show broadband spatial-frequency tuning (i.e., they integrate across a broad range of spatial frequencies), with a preference for low spatial frequencies.
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(330.0330) Vision, color, and visual optics : Vision, color, and visual optics
(330.6110) Vision, color, and visual optics : Spatial filtering
Original Manuscript: April 6, 2001
Revised Manuscript: September 14, 2001
Manuscript Accepted: August 8, 2001
Published: April 1, 2002
Peter J. Bex and Steven C. Dakin, "Comparison of the spatial-frequency selectivity of local and global motion detectors," J. Opt. Soc. Am. A 19, 670-677 (2002)
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On January 12, 2010, at 4:53 pm local time, the earth began to shake underneath the people of Haiti, and by the time the earth had calmed, less than a minute later, their lives lay in ruins. In the wake of such overwhelming tragedy people across the globe have rushed to help the people of Haiti, lending their time, resources or talent. In that spirit DJBooth regulars Beyond Belief, Kwame and Amille Harris have come together to record 40 Seconds, an exclusive new song for DJBooth's Rhymes & Rhythm for Relief album. Centered around some aching production from Kwame, who also contributes a verse, Beyond Belief and Harris use their respective vocal skills to elevate 40 Seconds into a musical call to action: "You can change the world or just waste time, 40 seconds of your life." All proceeds from DJBooth's Rhymes & Rhythm for Relief album, available for download now, will go entirely to charity. Please, help however you can and show the people of Haiti they are not forgotten.
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Photo Gallery: The strange evolution of Olympic mascots
1988 Winter Olympics, Calgary, Canada: Olympic Games mascots 'Hidy' and 'Howdy' during the 1987 World Cup in Calgary, Canada.
1988 Summer Olympics, Seoul, South Korea: Hodori the Olympic mascots dance while holding the flags of South Korea and the Soviet Union after the U.S.S.R. vs. South Korea soccer match ended in a 0-0 draw.
1992 Olympics, Barcelona, Spain: Cobi, the official mascot of the 1992 Summer Olympics, was created by Valencian artist Javier Mariscal. He is a Catalan Sheepdog in Cubist style inspired by the interpretations of Picasso of a masterpiece from Velázquez, Las Meninas. The Barcelona Organizing Committee for Olympics specially produced a TV series for Cobi to communicate the spirits of the Games.
1994 Olympics, Lillehammer, Norway: Olympic mascots Kristen and Haakon skate around at the speedskating track during the 1994 Lillehammer Olympics in Norway.
1996 Olympics, Atlanta, U.S.A.: Izzy, the Mascot of the Centennial Olympics, walks by spectators during the opening ceremony of the Centennial Olympic park 13 July in Atlanta.
1998 Olympics, Nagano, Japan: The Official Mascots of the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympic Games.
2000 Olympics, Sydney, Australia: The mascots for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games make a grand entry at their first public appearance in Sydney on May 28. The mascots are based on native Australian animals — they are Millie, the Echidna (left) — Syd, the Platypus (centre) and Olly, the Kookaburra (right).
2000 Olympics, Sydney, Australia: Michael Knight (second from left), Minister for the Olympics, cuts a portion of the world's longest Olympic cake with Sydney 2000 mascots 'Syd' the platypus (left), 'Millie' the euchidna (second from right) and 'Ollie' the kookaburra (right) by Sydney Harbour on Sept. 15, 1998. The 16-metre-long cake, representing the 16 days of the Sydney 2000 Olympics, marked the two-year countdown to the opening ceremony on Sept. 15, 2000.
2002 Olympics, Salt Lake City, U.S.A.: Children from the 'Children's Dance Theater' in Salt Lake City, UT, unveil the three new mascots for the Salt Lake 2002 Winter Olympics 15 May, 1999. The mascots from L-R are: Snowshoe Hare (Swifter), American Black Bear (Stronger) and Coyote (Higher).
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2004 Olympics, Athens, Greece: The Athens 2004 summer games official mascot is seen Aug. 24, 2004, during the Olympic Games athletics competitions at the Olympic Stadium in Athens.
2006 Olympics, Turin, Italy: The Turin Winter Olympic Games mascots, a friendly snowball called Neve (left) and her playful ice cube partner Gliz, welcome athletes at the Games' village in Turin on Feb. 5, 2006.
2006 Olympics, Turin, Italy: Turin Winter Olympics mascots friendly snowball called Neve (L), red body and a round head, poses with her playful ice cube partner Gliz, blue body and a square head, during the official presentation in Rome on Sept. 28, 2004. The cuddly pair, which represent the two important elements for the winter disciplines, were officially presented to the media and a host of Italian celebrities by the Turin Organising Committee for the Olympic Games (TOROC) inside Termini, Rome's main railway station.
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BlackBerry "Options" problem... anyone else?
Hey all. So, I'm not sure if anyone else has talked about this particular problem, but here's what I have going wrong: I'm a frequent wallpaper, icon changer and as you all know, if you hit the BlackBerry button on the main screen, you can select the "options" that allow you to change your homescreen grid size, wallpaper background, etc. Well, this works fine the first time I do it and sometimes even the second time. But eventually, if I go to Media Player enough and play with pictures, when I click on that options item in the BlackBerry menu, it WON'T GO! I have to battery pull to make it work.
A second problem is the camera (I'm sure there are a lot of threads about it). But it's really annoying when I hit "delete" a picture, and it somehow still shows up on my thumbnails in the "All pictures" screen even though the picture is no longer physically on the device.
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the thumbnail this is a cache issue.. it caches the thumbnails so they load quicker the second time around usually a reboot will do it..
and the options menu is kind of a known sort of bug. Some people have the bug and some don't you could make a backup of the device wipe it from the security options on the device back to factory defaults
then load your backup databases this might fix it but I wont guarantee it..Guys/Gals when I post things I am posting to the best of my knowledge if I am for certain incorrect please correct me more knowledge to me helps. Thanks!
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At least 4 posts on this . Battery pull works...Also not sure if anyone else has the problem with the media player where if your playing a song then hit the blackberry button to try and get to the music library it does nothing (battery pull doesn't fix this)


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From Justin Mog, assistant to the provost for sustainability; and Rodger Payne, political science professor, chair of the A&S Green Team, and member of the UofL Sustainability Council:
Mog and Payne talked about UofL's Climate Action Plan. Lessening its carbon footprint and implementing more sustainable business practices are part of the university's strategic plan. They told the Senate that reaching the plan's goals will require everyone on campus being involved and making behavior changes — some as relatively simple as being more aware of and cutting their own campus energy use. Faculty, they said, can lead by example, incorporating sustainability into their curriculum, research, service learning projects, etc. "We need to weave sustainability into all that we do," Mog said. More info on the Climate Action Plan is on the Sustainability website.
From Beth Boehm for Provost Shirley Willihnganz: Associate Provost Boehm stood in for the provost, because Provost Willihnganz was attending the meeting of the university presidents in Frankfort for President Ramsey. Here's what she reported:
Search Committees: Speed School dean search is at the airport interview stage. The Education dean search committee just had its airport interviews and will bring in candidates for campus interviews in late February. The Executive Vice President for Research and Innovation search should have airport interviews in late February. The Executive Vice President for Health Affairs search committee is narrowing down candidates and should have airport interviews by end of March. Professor Boehm explained that airport interviews are used because often the committee members want to interact directly with the candidates, but the costs for the same-day in-and-out visits are reasonable.
Dean 5-year reviews: Business Dean Charlie Moyer just completed his five-year review and the Board of Trustees Personnel Committee approved his continued appointment. The recommendation for continuation goes before the full board Feb. 8. A&S Dean Blaine Hudson is due for his 5-year review. The review committee will receive its charge Feb. 8.
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We'll miss them when they're gone... from the grand old Villa to Di Canio at Sunderland and the Canaries' songs, why we'd like all these teams to stay up
With seven weekends of Barclays Premier League football remaining, there are still nine teams battling to avoid relegation.
These include grand old clubs like Newcastle and Aston Villa, headline-grabbers Sunderland and QPR and possible one-season wonders Reading and Southampton.
They all add something unique to the top flight and here, ahead of a crunch weekend at the bottom, Sportsmail assesses three things we will miss about each club if they go down.
Premier League: bottom nine
12th Southampton – Games 31, Points 34
Reading (a) – Saturday
West Ham (h) – April 13
Swansea (a) – April 20
West Brom (h) – April 27
Tottenham (a) – May 4
Sunderland (a) – May 12
Stoke (h) – May 19
1. Their slick passing football. Swansea have rightly been heralded for their style but Saints have equal verve in attack. Adam Lallana, Jay Rodriguez, Gaston Ramirez and Rickie Lambert ping the ball about in the opposition's half and have sliced open some of the best defences.
2. The raised eyebrows from Mauricio Pochettino's translator when made to answer questions about previous manager Nigel Adkins. He positively bristled after the Chelsea game.
3. Ample and tasty food for deserving reporters. All right, this one is selfish but the pre-match curry in the press room deserves recognition.
Manner from Heaven: Saints are passing their way to safety under Mauricio Pochettino
13th Stoke – Games 31, Points 34
Manchester United (h) – April 14
QPR (a) – April 20
Norwich (h) - April 27
Sunderland (a) – May 4
Tottenham (h) – May 12
Southampton (a) – May 19
1. Noise. The Britannia Stadium provides antidote to sanitised grounds around the land and is the loudest in England. Stoke's home crowd has been recorded as measuring 122.6 decibels, noisier than a jumbo jet taking off. My my my Delilah.
2. Tony Pulis's cap. How many other managers are able to throw down an item of clothing in anger when a refereeing decision goes awry?
3. Goalless draws. Far too many teams think scoring goals is the key to winning matches and gaining points. What's wrong with a good old 0-0? Stoke have had five this campaign alone.
To cap it all: Tony Pulis and his Stoke side bring a certain atmosphere to the top flight
14th Norwich – Games 31, Points 34
Swansea (h) – Saturday
Arsenal (a) – April 13
Reading (h) – April 20
Stoke (a) – April 27
Aston Villa (h) – May 4
West Brom (h) – May 12
Manchester City (a) – May 19
1. Witty chants. From asking Paul Lambert how green was his grass when Aston Villa visited Carrow Road to praising Spanish left-back Javier Garrido for eating paella and playing in 'yella', the Norwich faithful have an admirable song book.
2. Chris Hughton. Did you know he recently trademarked 'Nicest Man in Football'?
3. Ricky van Wolfswinkel. If Norwich go down, this fabulously-named and splendidly-talented striker will be lost to the Premier League.
A big name: Van Wolfswinkel could light up the Premier League if Norwich survive
15th Newcastle – Games 31, Points 33
Fulham (h) – Sunday
Sunderland (h) – April 13
West Brom (a) – April 20
Liverpool (h) – April 27
West Ham (a) – May 4
QPR (a) – May 12
Arsenal (h) – May 19
1. Graham Carr's scouting skills. Responsible for a conveyor belt of unknown talent coming to Newcastle from France, the 68-year-old impressed yet again when asked by Alan Pardew for quick action in January. Carr reckons Yohan Cabaye is his best find and the midfielder has been sparkling since his return from injury.
2. The ability to see Iceland (the supermarket, not the country) from the away seats high up at St James' Park. Fans can plan what frozen food they should buy for the journey home.
3. John Carver having tear-ups on the touchline.
Anger Management: Newcastle No 2 John Carver (left, in white) goes ballistic against Wigan
16th Sunderland – Games 31, Points 31
Chelsea (a) – Sunday
Newcastle (a) – April 13
Everton (h) – April 20
Aston Villa (a) – April 27
Stoke (h) – May 4
Southampton (h) – May 12
Tottenham (a) – May 19
1. Paolo Di Canio. You have been awake this week, right?
2. Simon Mignolet. Belgian footballers have lit up the Premier League this season and Sunderland's goalkeeper is a fine representative. Nine clean sheets and more than a few spectacular saves make the 24-year-old a contender for PFA Team of the Year. A must for many Fantasy Football managers too.
3. Paolo Di Canio anyone?
All eyes on Paolo: Who doesn't want to see the trials and tribulations of Di Canio at Sunderland?
17th Wigan – Games 30, Points 30
QPR (a) – Sunday
Manchester City (a) – April 17
West Ham (a) – April 20
Tottenham (h) – April 27
West Brom (a) – May 4
Swansea (h) – May 7
Arsenal (a) – May 12
Aston Villa (h) – May 19
1. Obscure formations. Every match is an opportunity for Roberto Martinez to give a single-finger salute to the 4-4-2. Predominantly playing three at the back with a fluid front line, Wigan offer something different. Who knew Emmerson Boyce could become an able wing back?
2. Dave Whelan. Only a man so ingrained in football's tribal loyalties would air his (patently incorrect) belief that Callum McManaman's horror tackle on Massaido Haidara was 'clean as a whistle'. But we need more of his passionate ilk at executive level.
3. The Great Escapes. No matter how bad it seems, they always survive. Just.
Tradition: It wouldn't be a Premier League season without a Wigan great escape
18th Aston Villa – Games 31, Points 30
Stoke (a) – Saturday
Fulham (h) – April 13
Manchester United (a) – April 22
Sunderland (h) – April 27
Norwich (a) – May 4
Chelsea (h) – May 12
Wigan (a) – May 19
1. Christian Benteke. It's not just the goals but the disdain with which he treats opposition defenders. He sent Manchester United's Chris Smalling sprawling early in the season and was at it again against Liverpool with Glen Johnson particularly bruised.
2. Paul Lambert. You have to admire his faith in youth and staunch resistance to give information on certain decisions. His memorable press conference in the wake of the Darren Bent fall out brought the line: 'If I was going to lie to you, honestly, I would.'
3. They're one of the traditional big clubs in England and, besides, the West Midlands needs more than just West Brom in the top flight
Good Christian: Benteke's goals have given Villa a fighting chance of staying in the division
19th QPR – Games 31, Points 23
Wigan (h) – Sunday
Everton (a) – April 13
Stoke (h) – April 20
Reading (a) – April 28
Arsenal (h) – May 4
Newcastle (h) – May 12
Liverpool (a) – May 19
1. Tony Fernandes's tweeting. The owner has consistently opened his heart on social media, even, it sometimes seems, to the detriment of his sanity. It provides a constant stream of insight. Even Chris Samba's getting in on the act. Just don't mention his £100,000-a-week wages.
2. Harry Redknapp. Why would we want to lose someone who compared football agency to 'gang warfare', offers honest appraisal of his team's failings, and stops for interviews out his car window?
3. Paying £55 for away tickets. Forking out more than half a ton to sit in a cramped, well-worn stand is a privilege, relieving supporters of money that would only have been frittered away on petrol or train fares. OK, maybe not...
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Fulham (a) – May 4
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West Ham (a) – May 19
1. Late, late goals. The season began with an added-time equaliser from Adam Le Fondre at home to Stoke and he and his team-mates have consistently defied logic to pick up points since: 12 have been gained in the final 15 minutes of matches this season. Deliciously unpredictable even to the very end.
2. The owner's wife. We shall let pictures of Katsia Zingarevich speak for themselves. Ahem.
3. The potential for manager Nigel Adkins to use interviews to recite poetry or announce he is off to 'make love to my wife'. This actually happened. On camera.
Leaving it late: Late goals have been a feature of this season, especially from Adam Le Fondre
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Washington, D.C. – Today, the President had the opportunity to sign a bill into law that would create American jobs by finally allowing construction to begin on the Keystone XL Pipeline. The pipeline would transport heavy crude to be processed in various refineries located in Illinois and Texas.
Washington, D.C. – Today, the United States of House of Representatives voted on the Senate's Keystone XL Pipeline legislation (S.1). The legislation passed by a vote of 270 to 152 and now head's to the President's desk.
Washington, D.C. - Today, Representative Randy Weber (R-TX-14) reintroduced important legislation which clarifies how the Federal Government should implement the Supreme Court's decision in United States v. Windsor. The State Marriage Defense Act (H.R.
Washington, D.C. – Today, the United States House of Representatives passed H.R. 596, legislation to repeal the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and health care-related provisions in the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010.
Washington, D.C. – Congressman Randy Weber (TX-14) re-introduced H.R. 439, the Illegal Entry Accountability Act of 2015. This legislation would hold Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador accountable for illegal immigration by immediately suspending U.S.
Washington, D.C. – Today, the United States House of Representatives voted on H.R. 7 – No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion. The measure passed by a vote of 242 to 179 and now heads to the Senate. Representative Randy Weber (R-Friendswood), a staunch advocate for life, made the following statement:
Washington, D.C. – This week, Chairman Ed Royce (CA-39) announced subcommittee assignments for the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Representative Randy Weber (TX-14) was placed on the Middle East, North Africa Subcommittee, as well as the Europe, Eurasia, and Emerging Threats Subcommittee.
Washington, D.C. – Tonight, the President gave his sixth annual State of the Union address. Representative Randy Weber (R-Friendswood) made the following statement:
Washington, D.C. – Today, the United States House of Representatives passed unanimously House Resolution 637. The resolution condemns the recent terrorist attacks in Paris. Representative Randy Weber (R-Friendswood) voted in support of the resolution and made the following statement:
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Congressman Randy Weber (R-TX) has re-introduced a bill to hold Central American nations accountable for illegal immigrants from their countries by cutting off foreign aid. The bill (H.R. 439, attached below) is in response to last summer's invasion of illegal immigrants and unaccompanied minors mostly from Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala.
Rep. Randy Weber (R-Texas) has re-introduced legislation to withhold foreign aid to Central American nations over illegal immigration.
The measure would withhold foreign aid for Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador until Congress establishes they have taken "sufficient action" to limit illegal immigration to the U.S.
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Great Bend Community Theatre's valentine to audience members is a romantic comedy, "Enchanted April."
Steve Pringle was the winner of the Great Bend Recreation Commission's "Longest Tail Feather" contest, turning in a pheasant feather that is 24.5 inches long.
On Feb. 14 we'll celebrate Valentine's Day, a holiday devoted to love. If we ever decide to create a holiday devoted to science and reason, Feb. 12 might be the date to commemorate. On Feb. 12, 1809, British scientist Charles Darwin was born. Darwin went on to lay the foundation for the theory of biological evolution through natural selection, which changed the way we think about the natural world.
Visiting Great Bend's Brit Spaugh Zoo may be good for your health – physical and mental.
HOISINGTON - Hoisington Cardinals fans usually wear red, but a group hoping to raise awareness about autism has announced a "Blue Out" for Feb. 15. The Kanye Cross Autism Awareness Project and the Cardinals are selling blue T-shirts for people to wear that night at the home basketball game with Hutchinson Trinity.
Great Bend eighth grader Allison Regehr won the Barton County Spelling Bee for the fourth time Saturday, and is headed for the Sunflower Spelling Bee at Hays and a chance to advance to the national bee.
On Friday the Great Bend Police Department issued a BOLO (be on the lookout) alert for two suspects in a shooting that took place Thursday morning at 1407 Adams St. in Great Bend. Law enforcement officers are being advised to pick up and hold John Waylon Randall and Orlan L. Eurich on charges of attempted murder. The last known address for both men is Wichita.
Banks and travel agencies court customer loyalty with 55-plus clubs, so why not do the same thing with learning institutions? Barton Community College is finding one of its strongest bases of supporters among senior citizens in the Silver Cougar Club.
Last fall the city of Ottawa and Franklin County were among 60 finalists in the "Prettiest Painted Places in America" competition. The winners were announced in November, and although it wasn't one of the 12 winners, Ottawa was one of nine places cited for "exceptional merit."
A suspect was arrested on a possible attempted murder charge on Thursday, after a man who had been shot in the face walked into Great Bend Regional Hospital.
Note, this is an updated version on information that was previously posted online in On The Record for Jan. 27.
Trustees at Barton Community College approved new parking lot construction and a major software purchase when they met Monday. They gave tentative approval to a new lease agreement for an expanded facility at Grandview Plaza.
The Donald H. Humphreys Barton County Spelling Bee will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 2, in the Great Bend High School Auditorium.
Leonel H. Galindo, Great Bend, has been formally charged with forcible rape, alleged to have happened Jan. 5 outside a rural Great Bend nightclub. His preliminary hearing is set for 9 a.m. on Feb. 21 at the Barton County Courthouse.
The students at Holy Family Catholic School in Great Bend approach state tests with the focus that an athlete approaches the big game.
News that the Great Bend Public Library was spending more than $762,012.92 on a geothermal heating and air conditioning system shocked the city council members, who wrote the check earlier this month. It was probably out of frustration that city councilman Dana Dawson asked whether the library will even be needed in the future.
When Jerry Esfeld prepared for an agricultural program at Riley School, ice cream was part of her lesson plan.
The house at 207 Plum St. was heavily damaged by fire early Friday, for the second time in two years. After investigation by the Great Bend Fire Department and the Kansas Fire Marshal's Office, police were asked to take an arson case.
Pauline Schneider considers herself a life-time member of the The Fort Zarah Club. The former Home Demonstration Unit was organized on Feb. 11, 1929, at the home of Hazel McDonald, Schneider's mother.
The Great Bend Evening Lions Club will be serving more than a hearty meal at this year's Ham & Bean Supper next Thursday, Feb. 26.
Recently, during Jeffrey Chapman's two-week trial on first-degree murder charges, the Great Bend Tribune showed photos of Chapman walking to the Barton County Courthouse in the presence of Barton County Sheriff's Officers. Because he was wearing modern constraints not visible to the naked eye, some people assumed he posed a flight risk and wondered what law enforcement officers were thinking.
This week, Great Bend Community Theatre presents a date-night play that will appeal to the bean counters and to the free spirits. One of each will meet for the first time on a San Francisco BART train. Both will have the New York Times crossword puzzle. Before the end of the trip, the romantic comedy "2 Across" could have the audience wondering if two opposites are actually made for each other.
Love was in the air on Saturday, which was Valentine's Day. The staff at the Kansas Wetlands Education Center took the opportunity to offer a winter kids' program titled "'Love' Birds."
High school students will be able to graduate with a certificate in auto maintenance and light repair, thanks to changes in Barton Community College's automotive program, college trustees learned at a recent study session.
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Chasing Waters Episode 1 - Rockport, TexasThe Toad Fly Crew meets up with Mike Ward of Adipose Boatworks in Rockport, Texas for a little fun on the fly in the salt. Tim, Chris and Mike drop an Adipose Drift boat in the "No propeller" zone of the bay and chase some fins. Be sure to watch or set your DVRs to The Pursuit Channel (PursuitChannel.com) to catch the latest episodes of "Chasing Waters". Also sign up for our newsletter on the www.thetoadfly.com page to keep up with whats new at the Shop and the show.
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***IU Employees Only*** IUPUI is experiencing rapid growth in applications from all areas of the United States, and campus administration has set forth clear goals for raising the academic profile of the incoming class and diversifying in a number of ways. A key part of successfully recruiting and achieving these goals is through the use of communications and awarding scholarships. Key systems have been developed to automate both communications and the scholarship awards to facilitate recruitment, outreach, admissions, and achieving enrollment objectives for the campus. This position will be responsible for management of CRM operations and training, including support of the assistant director for marketing and communications. It is also responsible for CRM reporting management and training. In addition it is responsible for CRM reporting management and training. Also responsible for Scholarship management and operations, including COMPASS programing, liaison with the Office of Student Scholarships, and discussing scholarship awarding with colleagues and students/families. Takes action with service units on admission strategies. Interprets academic policies and exercises authority and independent judgment on a case-by-case basis. Position requires individual to investigate complaints and questions and determine the best course of action for students and families. |
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text: Solvation Models Solvent Effects • Many reactions take place in solution • Short-range effects • Typically concentrated in the first solvation sphere • Examples: H-bonds, preferential orientation near an ion • Long-range effects • Polarization (charge screening) Solvation Models • Some describe explicit solvent molecules • Some treat solvent as a continuum • Some are hybrids of the above two: – Treat first solvation sphere explicitly while treating surrounding solvent by a continuum model – These usually treat inner solvation shell quantum mechanically, outer solvation shell classically Each of these models can be further subdivided according to the theory involved: classical (MM) or quantum mechanical Solvation Methods in Molecular Simulations explicit solvent • Explicit Solvent vs. Implicit Solvent Explicit: considering the molecular details of each solvent molecules solvent implicit Implicit: treating the solvent as a continuous solvent medium (Reaction Field Method) Two Kinds of Solvatin Models Models Explicit solvent models Continuum solvation models Features All solvent molecules are Respresent solvent as a explicitly represented. continuous medium. Advantages Detail information is Simple, inexpensive to provided. Generally more calculate accurate. Disadvantages Expensive for Ignore specific short-range computation effects. Less accurate. Explicit QM Water Models • Sometimes as few as 3 explicit water molecules can be used to model a reaction adequately: H O + C Cl HO C + HCl H H H O H H O H H O O H H H H O C Cl O C Cl H H Could use HF, DFT, MP2, CISD(T) or other theory. Explicit Hybrid Solvation Model H H O H H H O Red = highest O H H H O H O O H O H level of theory H H H (MP2, CISDT) H H H O H O O H H O H H Blue = intermed. H O O H H O H level of theory H H C Cl H O H (HF, AM1, PM3) H H O H H H O O H O O H H H Black = lowest H H H O O level of theory H H H O O (MM2, MMFF), H H H or Continuum Continuum (Reaction Field) Models • Consider solvent as a uniform polarizable medium of fixed dielectric constant e having a solute molecule M placed in a suitably shaped cavity. e M Self-Consistent Reaction Field •Solvent: A uniform polarizable medium with a dielectric constant e •Solute: A molecule in a suitably shaped cavity in the medium •Solvation free energy: DGsolv = DGcav + DGdisp + DGelec M e 1. Create a cavity in the medium costs energy (destabilization). 2. Dispersion (mainly Van der Waals) interactions between solute and solvent lower the energy (stabilization). 3. Polarization between solute and solvent induces charge redistribution until self-consistent and lowers the energy (stabilization). Models Differ in 5 Aspects 1. Size and shape of the solute cavity 2. Method of calculating the cavity creation and the dispersion contributions 3. How the charge distribution of solute M is represented 4. Whether the solute M is described classically or quantum mechanically 5. How the dielectric medium is described. (these 5 aspects will be considered in turn on the following slides) Solute Cavity Size and Shape Spherical Ellipsoidal van de Waals (Born) (Onsager) (Kirkwood) H O H O H Or N C N C N C H CH3 H CH3 C H r H H H The Cavity •Simple models Sphere Ellipsoid •Molecular shaped models Van der Waals surface Not accessible to solvent Solvent accessible surface Determined by QM wave function and/or electron density Description of Solute M Solute molecule M may be described by: – classical molecular mechanics (MM) – semi-empirical quantum mechanics (SEQM), – ab initio quantum mechanics (QM) – density functional theory (DFT), or – post Hartree-Fock electron correlation methods (MP2 or CISDT). Describing the Dielectric Medium • Usually taken to be a homogeneous static medium of constant dielectric constant e • May be allowed to have a dependence on the distance from the solute molecule M. • In some models, such as those used to model dynamic processes, the dielectric may depend on the rate of the process (e.g., the response of the solvent is different for a "fast" process such as an electronic excitation than for a "slow" process such as a molecular rearrangement.) Why Implicit Solvent? Method Explicit Solvent Implicit Solvent (all-atom description) (Continuum description) • Full details on the molecular • No explicit solvent atoms structures • Treatment of solute at highest • Realistic physical picture of the level possible (QM) Pros system • Many atoms--> expensive • Need to define an artificial • Long runs required to equilibrate boundary between the solute and solvent to solute solvent • Often solvent and solute are not • No "good" model for treating Cons polarizable. short range effects (dispersion • Large fluctuations due to use of and cavity) small system size


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Can I please have some already?!?! I'm freakin' dying over here. I have always waited the big 6 weeks (never by choice.. DH is military and wasn't here for those 6 weeks) but this time DH is here and I somehow have the sex drive of a 15 year old boy right now. It's been 3 weeks since LO got here.. I am just holding off till the bleeding stops and then it is back to business. Can't wait to do it in a position that isn't from behind and now that I can see my nether-regions.. Come on already body.. LOL.. I'd love to know how I even have the energy to think about sex right now.
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You can fool around just no penetration. We've been doing that for weeks. My 6 weeks is up on Thursday!
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it has been only 11 days since my josey was born and i learned the hard way. my husband and i had sex and trust me dont do it. it hurts like hell afterward.
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Central Texas College Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice (AAS-CRIJ) Available by Distance Learning or Traditional Classroom at Selected Military Installations AFSC: 3P0X1 and 7S0X1 Degree Objective: Provides students for entry- and mid-level positions within the criminal justice field in areas such as the U.S. Border Patrol and other federal agencies, the U.S. military and local city and county agencies. Degree Requirements: 67 semester hours of which of which 41 are in a wide range of core courses designed to provide a foundation in the American criminal justice system. Courses range from "hands-on" basic firearms to legal aspects and ethics in law enforcement. The degree may be appropriate for transfer toward a bachelor degree program. CTC Residency: 17 semester hours AAS-Criminal Justice Degree Program Provided below is a snapshot of requirements to complete the AAS-Criminal Justice degree. For a detailed list of course requirements and examples of how courses can be completed through CTC, CCAF, and testing refer directly to the links below. AAS-CRIJ Exam and CCAF Matrices CTC-CCAF Course Articulation Guide CTC CCAF Degree Requirements Distance Lrng Credits Testing Major Required Courses (35 SH) CJLE 1211 Basic Firearms Note1 X CJSA 1312/CRIJ 1307 Crime in America X CJSA 1313/CRIJ 1306 Court Systems and Practices X CJSA 1317/CRIJ 1313 Juvenile Justice System X CJSA 1322/CRIJ 1301 Introduction to Criminal Justice X X X CJSA 1327/CRIJ 1310 Fundamentals of Criminal Law X X CJSA 1342/CRIJ 2314 Criminal Investigation X X CJSA 1348 Ethics in Criminal Justice X CJSA 1351 Use of Force Note 1 X CJSA 1359/CRIJ 2328 Police Systems and Practices X CJSA 2300/CRIJ 2323 Legal Aspects of Law Enforcement X CJSA 2331Child Abuse Prevention and Investigation X Major-Related Electives (6 SH) CJLE/CJCR/CJSA,CRIJ Electives X X X General Education Requirements (26 SH) English and Speech (9 SH) ENGL 1301 Composition I X X ENGL 1302 OR ENGL 2311 X X X SPCH 1321 OR SPCH 1315 X X X Social/Behavioral Selection (6 SH) GOVT 2301 OR GOVT 2302 American Government I/II X X SOCI 1301 Introduction to Sociology X X Humanities/Fine Arts (3) Mathematics MATH 1342, MATH 1414 or higher level (3 SH) X X X Computer Skills/Technology (3 SH) X X X Physical Education (2 SH) X X Total: 67 SH Note 1: Appropriate Criminal Justice electives may be substituted. Note 2: An "X" in a column indicates that CTC guarantees to accept credit from the source shown for at least part of the requirement. Effective: February 2009


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Why I hate Valentine's day
In answer to someone complaining about people complaining about Valentine's ( http://catvalente.livejournal.com/434149.html?page=3 ):
I don't *want* to take happiness away from anyone who's happy on Valentine's day-- why would I want to take happiness away from other people? Good luck to them! But *I* hate Valentine's day because it reminds me of the years and years of Valentine's days filled with loneliness and despair, and if I allow myself to think about it, I'll fall apart. I suppose "triggering" is the word I'm looking for. Maybe one day I'll get over that, and I really don't like being this bitter, but for now I hate Valentine's day because of what it does to me. Every. Single. Year.
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