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Twin Nucleation by Slip Transfer across Grain Boundaries in Commercial Purity Titanium
- L. Wang,
- Y. Yang,
- P. Eisenlohr,
- T.R. Bieler,
- M.A. Crimp,
- D.E. Mason
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The role of strain transfer in the activation of deformation twinning at grain boundaries has been characterized in commercially pure titanium deformed in bending. Two different orientations of a textured polycrystal were deformed in bending and were analyzed using electron backscattered diffraction (EBSD) to determine the active slip and twinning systems in the surface tensile region. Prismatic slip and \( \left\{ {10\bar{1}2} \right\}\left\langle {\bar{1}011} \right\rangle \) twinning were the most widely observed deformation modes in both orientations. Nonprismatic slip systems were also activated, most likely to accommodate local strain heterogeneities. A slip-stimulated twin nucleation mechanism was identified for soft/hard grain pairs: dislocation slip in a soft-oriented grain can stimulate twin nucleation in the neighboring hard grain when the slip system is well aligned with the twinning system. This alignment was described by a slip-transfer parameter m′.[24] Twins activated by this mechanism always had the highest m′ value among the six available \( \left\{ {10\bar{1}2} \right\}\left\langle {\bar{1}011} \right\rangle \) twinning systems, while the Schmid factor, based on the global (uniaxial tensile) stress state, was a less significant indicator of twin activity. Through slip transfer, deformation twins sometimes formed despite having a very low global Schmid factor. The frequency of slip-stimulated twin nucleation depends strongly on the texture and loading direction in the material. For grain pairs having one grain with a large Schmid factor for twinning, nonparametric statistical analysis confirms that those with a larger m′ are more likely to display slip-stimulated twinning.
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- Title
- Twin Nucleation by Slip Transfer across Grain Boundaries in Commercial Purity Titanium
- Journal
Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A
Volume 41, Issue 2 , pp 421-430
- Cover Date
- 2010-02-01
- 10.1007/s11661-009-0097-6
- Print ISSN
- 1073-5623
- Online ISSN
- 1543-1940
- Publisher
- Springer US
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- Authors
- L. Wang (1)
- Y. Yang (1)
- P. Eisenlohr (2)
- T.R. Bieler (1)
- M.A. Crimp (1)
- D.E. Mason (3)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Chemical Engineering and Materials Science Department, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, 48824, USA
- 2. Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung, 40237, Düsseldorf, Germany
- 3. Mathematics and Computer Science Department, Albion College, Albion, MI, 49224, USA


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Since 2003, the rise of Apple's stock has been stratospheric. Currently AAPL sits at US$346, but many analysts expect it to be at $450 or higher in the next 12 months. The growth of the stock over the years is attributed to Apple's bottom line, its creative and business teams, the fact that it has zero debt, tens of billions of dollars in the bank, and of course, the fact that it sells the hottest consumer electronics on the planet. But what if instead of buying Apple's products, like a PowerBook or original iPod, those who are most responsible for the stock's increase -- you, the consumer -- bought AAPL stock?
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With the prospect of a Republican majority in the House, and, possibly, the Senate, President Obama may continue his anti-business, job killing agenda by issuing intrusive, regulatory, executive orders. Americans should be concerned that federal agencies are drafting new regulatory edicts that will continue the Obama economic policy of stifling innovation and job creation, while rewarding union loyalists.
Taxpayers are growing increasingly worried by a government that is expanding too fast, becoming increasingly intrusive, and throttling the American job creation machine. But, Team Obama seems determined to ignore the stinging rebukes emanating from the nation's voters.
Many Americans thought Henry Waxman's Cap and Trade nightmare was dead. While Team Obama may no longer be able to push through another 2000+ page piece of job-destroying legislation, the Administration can use Executive Orders to implement many of the specifics of the legislation via changes in the regulatory policies.
Just last week, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued partial guidance to increase ethanol content in gasoline to 15% , even though ethanol's supposed benefits have been solidly debunked. Studies by the EPA have shown that ethanol increases carbon emissions, drives up costs of corn and food products, hinders engine efficiency, and does little to make our nation more energy independent.
In short, the EPA's ethanol policy is a ploy, designed to prop up a failed industry, with yet another multi-billion dollar bailout from taxpayers.
EPA quietly announced this decision that will result in huge increases in subsidies to the ethanol industry while forcing Americans to buy a product that they don't want. Nor was there any acknowledgement within the Obama Administration that the unintended consequence of a15% mandate on ethanol will almost certainly drive up food costs on everything from beef to cereal, to tortillas.
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-kate CLICK HERE for the full how-to after the jump! Summer may have skipped my part of the globe this year but that hasn't stopped me from dreaming of those long warm summer nights outside relaxing with friends. when summer decides to come our way i will be ready to enjoy those nights with these rustic coffee can lanterns. inexpensive, fun, simple to make and customize, they add the perfect decoration for a late night BBQ with a group of friends or a night of gin and tonics with the one you love. try our three designs or create your own, with a variety of tools the possibilities are endless. -karen. Aunt peaches' straw cluster chandelier. Believe it or not, I have a drawer full of old drinking straws — superfluous craft supplies are an occupational hazard.
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These Moroccan-inspired lanterns by Ohdeedoh contributor and DIY expert Katie Steuernagle are the perfect antidote to the winter blues; I love the glow of the rich jewel tones and the intricate gold designs. If you have any old sauce jars lying around, this is the perfect way to make good use of them and get yourself psyched for spring— it will be here before we know it! —Kate. "kokedama" string garden.
The days are getting longer, and the sun is shining more; I can't think of a better time to get my hands into soil and play around with some fun plant experiments for spring!
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2008's most intriguing, fun, and brave technologies
Column: Tom Regan rolls through the year's clever devices and creative decisions
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It's hard for one guy to declare the "best of" anything. So here's a list that feels more natural to me: the most intriguing devices or fascinating tech developments in 2008. Feel free to add your own ideas in the comments section below.
Coolest device: Apple iPhone 3G
Slick, elegant, and easy to use, you could argue that you don't need a laptop if you have one. You can very easily browse the Web, listen to music, make a phone call, play a game, and figure out where you are and how to get where you're going. When you've done all of that, Apple's App Store offers thousands of other things that you can do on the phone. But the best thing about the iPhone 3G is that it gets it right: the feel, the look, the way it works. Which, it has to be said, is something that Apple does better than anyone else. I can't say the same about the BlackBerry Storm, surely the year's biggest tech disappointment. That smart phone feels as if it was designed by a committee that was not sure why they were all together.
Best use of an existing technology: The Obama campaign
This is not a political endorsement, merely an acknowledgement of Obama's brilliant use of technology that has been around for years. By using text messaging and e-mail to reach out and repeatedly touch potential voters – especially young ones – the Obama campaign not only brought millions of new voters into the American political system, but also raised a ton of money at the same time.


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4.12 / 5.00 4,575 ViewsMany of you are familiar with Men's Wearhouse. It is a chain of stores designed to sell good looking suits at an affordable price. Today, we present to you the first of a three part documentary about the dark side of Men's Wearhouse and its founder and CEO George Zimmer. Be amazed as rtil leads the effort supported by 4 authors in this episode and 8 more as the week continues.
random, funny, psycho. were the writers on crack when the did this??
well its fuckin funny. thats waht matters.
no crack
It's a shame...
The first one was a beauty of a piece. The hand drawn style was amazing, and simple animations worked well. There was some hokiness to some parts, specifically the lips and eyes, but it looked good and was a very decent animation. The other ones were crap, I hate how collabs get a bad rap for only having one good animation then stuffed full of other half baked crap. I wouldn't even call the other animations half baked, I'd be giving too much credit.
rtil, you did good, next time submit your own without these others. Others, shame on you, whatever happened to quality flash?
how in the hell are the others not good? I FAIL TO SEE ANYONE'S POINTS
That was funyn as shit!
OMG I laughed pretty damn hard. That was hilarious.
Good work, all around
There's really not a whole lot to say. Collabs in this format are becoming more popular everyday; if only more of them could contain this caliber content. Good to see a variety of animation styles all done relatively well, though there wasn't really anything mind-blowing presented.
Kudos in particular to TheIRG and Taylor for getting crazy; and Rtil especially for his solid narrative.
congrats to YOU FOR NOT BEING a dick about the other ones aside from rtils
great idea
Starberry- whats the music u used in ur part?
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Are they good for small ears?
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I have ridiculously small ears so these, like the regular apple earbuds, didn't fit at all for me. But a couple of my friends who's ears were also too small for the regular apple earbuds have said that these fit them fine. They clearly fit a more wide variety of ears though so if regular earbuds were too big for you, there is still hope :)
- Answered by Kristen M from South Orange
- Oct 13, 2012
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Not really. If I am sitting still I can place them in my ear gently but any movement may cause them to fall out. If I press them in a bit so that they are more secure, they start to hurt after just a few minutes. Placing them in my ear upside down (the cable pointing up) seems to help a bit. Overall I love the sound qulity, but really wish they would make a smaller earpod or make it with a softer material that had some give to be able to fit a smaller ear comfortably.
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yes acually smaller is better for these
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- Oct 20, 2012
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No, my girlfriend can't fit them. Her ears are just too small. But I like mine, they really fit amazingly well :)
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OCLC Number: | 809612725 |
Description: | 185 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm. |
Contents: | ch. 1. Do paranormal phenomena exist? Skeptics ignore evidence for paranormal phenomena / Winston Wu -- Evidence of paranormal phenomena has not been found / Health and Medicine Week -- Evidence supports the existence of ghosts / Tim Weisberg -- Evidence does not currently support the existence of ghosts / Benjamin Radford -- Evidence supports the existence of UFOs / Lee Speigel -- Evidence does not support the existence of UFOs / James Oberg -- Evidence supports the existence of psychic phenomena / Melissa Burkley -- Evidence does not support the existence of psychic phenomena / Robert Todd Carroll -- ch. 2. Why do people believe in paranormal phenomena? Brain activity influences belief in paranormal phenomena / Sharon Begley -- Higher education is linked to belief in paranormal phenomena / Brad Steiger -- A variety of factors may influence belief in paranormal phenomena / Robert Roy Britt -- Paranormal reality television shows encourage belief in paranormal phenomena / Sharon Hill -- Paranormal reality television shows reflect cultural issues / Deonna Kelli Sayed -- ch. 3. Are paranormal investigations and practices legitimate? Psychic detectives aid police investigations / Noreen Renier -- Psychic detectives do not aid police investigations / Peter M. Nardi -- Mediums communicate with the dead / Julie Beischel, interviewed by Dean Radin -- The medium is not the messenger / James Randi -- The study of paranormal phenomena is legitimate science / Jack Porter -- The study of paranormal phenomena is not legitimate science / Sharon Hill. |
Series Title: | Opposing viewpoints series (Unnumbered) |
Responsibility: | Roman Espejo, book editor. |
This volume explores the topic of paranormal phenomena by presenting varied expert opinions that examine many of the different aspects that surround this issue. The editors investigate topics such as the existence of ghosts, psychic abilities, reincarnation, and extraterrestrial spacecraft. Scientists, parapsychologists, theologians, and others consider whether research and study of the paranormal is scientifically viable. The viewpoints are selected from a wide range of highly respected and often hard-to-find sources and publications. Allows the reader to attain the higher-level critical thinking and reading skills that are essential in a culture of diverse and contradictory opinions.
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Thanks DarkStarimages! did this in 1995 never even knew about the net back then never thought it would it surface again lol
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Three Hymns Of The Cross
By William Moore
Three Hymns Of The Cross composed by William Moore. Arranged by Richard Cerchia. For woodwind quintet. Sheet Music. Easter, Sacred. Level 4. Score and parts. Composed 2011. Duration 3'00". Published by David E. Smith (DX.130515).
For traditional woodwind quintet scoring with optional alto sax and bass clarinet parts, this piece begins in a plaintive fashion moving toward a central, Celtic flavor--returning to the opening mood.
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Local musicians can share their talents at "Music Night" Oct. 10 in Columbia Heights.
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District launches Hall of Fame
A former superintendent and two alumni are the inaugural members of the Centennial School District's Hall of Fame.
The ceremonies coincided with Centennial High School homecoming activities. Honored were:
• John McClellan, superintendent from 1976-2000 and now executive director of the Herb Brooks Foundation;
• Dave Dahl, Class of 1972, now chief meteorologist at KSTP-Ch. 5;
• Charlies Kratsch, Class of 1985, founder of the Infinite campus.
The district said the Hall of Fame honors alumni and supporters "who help make Centennial schools great."
'Monuments to Life' cemetery tours ahead
The Anoka County Historical Society will conduct two more Monuments to Life cemetery tours this week. The society describes the tours as evenings filled with stories, traditions, art, characters, history and symbolism. The schedule:
• Thursday, Oct. 10, at Rice Lake Methodist Cemetery, on the south side of Birch Street, three-eighths of a mile east of Hwy. 49, Lino Lakes;
• Saturday, Oct. 12, at Forest Hill Cemetery, West Main Street, Anoka.
The tours begin at 7 p.m. Tickets are $8 for each tour; they're limited and must be bought in advance.
Tickets are available at the Anoka County History Center, 2135 3rd Av. N., Anoka., as well as online at www.anoka countyhistory.org or by calling 763-421-0600.


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The Multifaith and Interfaith Grants Program seeks to broadly promote social cohesion, understanding and acceptance among Victoria's diverse faith communities and within the wider Victorian community.
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By Art Browning
A big, old superfund site east of Houston has popped back into the news, and people living near it are hopping mad that it's not fixed yet. Defunct Champion Paper Mill of Pasadena dumped waste into pits alongside the San Jacinto River fifty years ago; since then, the area has subsided and is partly underwater. Leaks of toxic material were discovered about 8 years ago, when the EPA designated it a Superfund Site; it was upgraded to the "National Priority List" in 2008. To begin dealing with the situation, a temporary "cap" was installed in 2011, but breaches were found in 2012. Progress seems glacial to some, as evidenced by some impassioned comments at a public town hall in Highlands, Texas early this year.
You may have read or heard about this lately, and in the past, in the Houston Chronicle, or from local TV news outlets. Most recently, on January 30th, EPA Region 6 representatives presented an update and took questions and comments from the public in Highlands (one of a series of such meetings). They began by reviewing the history of the site and progress to date, more or less as outlined above. Partway through their presentation, some in the audience rose to protest, asking "when something be DONE?" Some commented about how their neighbors have had skin lesions, multiple myeloma, cancer; others spoke of how family members have died. (From the side of the room, workers with Texas Department of State Health Services asked people telling these stories to talk with them.)
You have driven right past this Superfund Site, probably without realizing it, if you have travelled east along I-10 past Channelview toward Baytown or Beaumont. It looks like it's completely industrial, but lots and lots of folks live there, and have done so for generations. The pits don't look like much, especially since they're half submerged. Here's a map;
Dioxins, furans, and mercury are some of the wofirst chemicals oozing out of the pits. They get into the water, and then into various organisms, some of which turn up on people's dinner plates. You know the story. Some pollutants work their way up to the top of the food chain, becoming more concentrated via bioaccumulation so that tuna and swordfish are bad to eat, especially for infants and pregnant women. (See for example, http://www. ejnet.org/dioxin/ ) Some bind to sediment, where bottom-dwelling creatures like oysters ingest and concentrate them. Volatile pollutants can also get into your body if you breathe them; soluble ones can be absorbed by your body if you swim in water containing them. All these sources affect all of us,
mostly unknown to us. Businesses ship seafood from our fisheries to the rest of the planet, proudly; likewise, we get food from everywhere, with who knows what in it. But the people most affected by this particular Superfund site are the families who live, work and recreate near the San Jacinto River Waste Pits. Signs such as these have been posted along the river in places near where they live, but too many people ignore them. (Figure 2)
What is to be done? The EPA is studying the matter, with due diligence. They presented six options at the meeting January 30th. The ? first was to do nothing; the sixth was the most expensive, and might cost 100 to 600 million dollars. (It must be noted that our government would not be paying that, but the "Potentially Responsible Parties" would have to pay. Those "PRPs" are International Paper and Waste Management , largely due to corporate acquisitions of the original polluters.) Past, present and future costs on everyone's health are practically incalculable if the mess is left in place. The sixth option would be to remove the pollutants to a level meeting standards of 220 nannograms/kilogram (ng/kg, or parts per trillion) of dioxin, the standard used for residential soil. Most people in the room agreed that standards must be set to this level; then Sierra Club activist Brandt Mannchen boldly spoke up, saying we should go even further. He formalized his words in a follow-up letter to Gary Miller of the EPA: "We must not do a half-way job and use as an excuse that we need to save money or that we don't have enough money. No one 20, 30, 40, or 50 years from now must be responsible for finishing our job, the job we did not do in the right manner. Delay can only add to the cost of cleanup. I encourage EPA to choose Alternative 6 with a 50 part per trillion target concentration or lower." (50 ppt is the standard for the protection of the Galveston Bay Estuary, more stringent than for your garden.)
Jacqueline Young of Texans Together agrees that "full remediation" is the only acceptable answer. She is an environmental geologist who grew up in the area. She points out that the most robust plan may take nearly as much as a year and a half, which would go through a hurricane season, possibly subjecting the excavations to storm surges. But
doing that is better than putting it off year after year and risking continual erosion of temporary caps, continued subsidence, recurrent "blue-northers" and gully-washers that spread the pollutants up and down the river, into Trinity and Galveston bays, and on down to the Gulf of Mexico. It's time to act.
What can we do ourselves? Encourage our government to do the right thing. Some of the most active community organizers on this issue work with the San Jacinto River Coalition http:// www.sjrc.texanstogether.org/ () in conjunction with Texans Together. Actions they recommend are to write letters such as Brandt's to the US EPA (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 6, 1445 Ross Avenue, Suite 1200, Dallas, Texas 75202), expressing your concern, or even your personal anecdotes, if you have any. This coming August, the EPA expects to release a proposed solution. It would be best for the public to submit comments before then, and to be prepared to comment further at that time.
The following web sites are somewhat dated, with information up to 2012. The EPA has information here:
with contact information here: http://www.epa.gov/region6/6sf/texas/san_jacinto/contacts.html
(The "contacts" page is rich with other links on the right side.)
TCEQ has information here: http://www.tceq.state.tx.us/remediation/ superfund/epa/sanjacpits
Finally, here are two reports from a couple of years ago: one from CLEAN (Citizens' League for Environmental Action Now) http://www.cleanhouston.org/ business/features/tragedy.htm
and another from a local newspaper article: http://bit.ly/1ejP6dd
Last updated: 04/01/2013. Content ÃÂé 2013-2013 by the Sierra Club.


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Walmart And Sam's Club Introduce New Contact Lens Program For 2013
BENTONVILLE, Ark., Jan. 10, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- New year, new vision. Walmart and Sam's Club today announced that the retailers are launching an all-new online and phone contact lens program as well as reduced prices on many top contact lenses. The new contact lens program builds on the retailers' long-standing comprehensive vision offerings.
"At Walmart and Sam's Club, we are always looking for ways to make it easier and more affordable for our customers to live healthier lives," said John Agwunobi, M.D., president of Walmart's Health and Wellness Division. "This new contact lens program, coupled with our in-store Vision Centers and in-club Optical Centers, provides our customers with a true one stop vision solution."
Walmart and Sam's Club are bringing an unmatched optical service to customers and members. The comprehensive offering includes:
- New Online and Phone Contact Lens Program: Walmart customers can now visit WalmartContacts.com or call 1-800-741-LENS (5367) and Sam's Club members can now visit SamsClub.com/contacts or call 1-800-749-LENS (5367) to place contact lens orders and have them delivered directly to their home. Free shipping is available on orders over $50 for Walmart Contacts and $45 for Sam's Club Contacts.
- Low Prices on Top Contact Lenses – Walmart and Sam's Club have reduced prices on many top contact lenses, such as:
- Acuvue Oasys (2 week)
- Air Optix Aqua (monthly)
- Acuvue Moist (daily / 90 pack)
- Acuvue 2 (2 weeks)
- Biofinity (monthly)
This February, Walmart will also launch its own private Equate brand of contact lenses to give customers even more contact lens options at low prices.*
- The Latest Styles, Shapes and Colors of Eye Glasses: Walmart Vision Centers typically offer more than 800 frames to choose from, some starting at as little as $9 for children and adults. Walmart Vision Centers and Sam's Club Optical Centers also offer the latest eye glass styles such as rimless frames or tortoise and metallic colored glasses, as well as fashion eyeglass brands.
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Business, media, technology and more in the Capital Region and beyond
Monthly Archive for October, 2006
Trade group locating at Harriman campus
The Global Business Network, a local nonprofit that promotes international trade, has formed an alliance with the University at Albany's Small Business Development Center. As part of the alliance, the Global Business Network will move to the center's offices at the Harriman Business Center, a business incubator located at the Harriman State Office Campus in Albany. Officials […]
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New finance director for the Community Foundation
Thomas Giaquinto, who has spent 30 years handling finances for such organizations as the Albany Citizens Council on Alcoholism and Other Chemical Dependencies Inc., Mildred Elley and the La Salle School, is the new director of finance at the Community Foundation for the Capital Region. Giaquinto has served as an adjunct instructor in accounting at Siena […]
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Capital Bank earnings grow
Loan growth boosted third-quarter earnings at Capital Bank & Trust Co. The Colonie-based bank made $117,000, or 4 cents a share, in the quarter, compared with $90,000, or 2 cents, a year earlier. Its net interest income was $1.24 million in the quarter, up from $1.1 million a year ago. Over the first nine months of […]
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Report: Welch wants to buy Boston Globe
Former General Electric Co. chief Jack Welch is interested in buying the Boston Globe, according to a story by one of the paper's own reporters. In a sign of how much the newspaper business is struggling, the article says JPMorgan is valuing the paper at between $550 million and $600 million. The New York Times […]
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A big order for American Bio Medica
The Kinderhook-based developer and manufacturer of drug-testing kits said this morning that its Spanish distributor, Diagnosticos Rapidos De Espana of Seville, has ordered 80,000 units of the Rapid Drug Screen product, and will launch a radio and TV ad campaign to publicize the kits. The order has a value of more than $400,000 said American […]
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Revenue down at Plug Power
Fuel-cell manufacturer Plug Power Inc. announced today that revenue for the third quarter ended Sept. 30 was $1.8 milion, down from $3.9 million for the same period in 2005. Year-to-date revenue totaled $6.8 million, compared to $10.8 million during the same period in 2005. The company said the net loss for the quarter was $11.9 […]
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Albany Molecular launches online tool
Albany Molecular Research Inc. has launched a new Web site called AMRIDirect that will allow scientists to search a database of chemical compounds for use in drug discovery. The new site – click here to go to it – lists thousands of chemicals that can be purchased online in various quantities. Albany Molecular says the chemicals can […]
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Sunnyview to join Northeast Health network
Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital will join the Northeast Health network, the companies announced this morning. Schenectady-based Sunnyview, founded in 1928, provides inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services for a variety of traumatic injuries. Troy-based Northeast Health offers regionwide health care, senior and housing services. It already provides rehabilitation services through Eddy Cohoes Rehabilitation Center in Cohoes, but […]
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Berkshire buying insurance cos.
Pittsfield-based Berkshire Bank is buying five western Massachusetts insurance agencies, the company announced today after the markets closed. The bank said it's keeping all the managers, employees and agents of the agencies, and they will continue to operate from existing offices. Berkshire didn't release terms of the deal, which is expected to close in a […]
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Hoffman leads international Hoteliers' group
Capital Region hotelier Michael Hoffman now represents franchisees of Holiday Inn and other hotels around the world. Hoffman, president of Latham-based Turf Hotels Inc., was named to a one-year term as chairman of IAHI, the owners' association for InterContinental Hotels Group. His family's Turf Hotels owns two Holiday Inns in the region, as well as a Homewood Suites, […]
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[video] Quick Take: Retail Sales Climb in October, JCP Surges
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Investors cheered the positive news out of the retail sector this morning.
Mad Money research director Nicole Urken looked at the results and TheStreet's Joe Deaux spoke to Putri Pascualy, credit strategist at Pacific Alternative Asset Management Company, about today's release of the Federal Reserve Federal Open Markets Committee's minutes.
Urken reported that retail sales for the month of October improved to 0.4%, beating analysts' estimates of 0.1%, as well as last month's reading of -0.1%.
J.C. Penney (JCP) is up roughly 10% after proving to be sufficiently liquid and providing positive views going forward.
Despite missing on the top and bottom lines, comps were positive last month and gross margins seem to have "bottomed," Urken said. With $2 billion in liquidity, it would appear as though the company does not have to raise capital. Turning to the Fed, Pascualy said the central bank is trying to show more clarity in its reports, suggesting that there shouldn't be any big surprises this afternoon, when the minutes are released. She added that most market participants are looking for tapering to begin in March of 2014, while economists will be focusing on two important factors: when tapering will begin and how much will be tapered. The Fed has indicated that interest rates will remain low for some time, which will drive investors to search for yield while attempting to minimize rising interest rate risk, she said. Pascualy concluded that investors will likely go after short-duration bonds and high-quality corporations, as well as focus on floating rate assets to minimize the risk of spiking rates. -- Written by Bret Kenwell in Petoskey, Mich. Follow @BretKenwellCheck Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Spring Break
Residence Halls Close: Friday, February 27 at 8 p.m.
Residence Hall Open: Sunday, March 8 at 9 a.m.
Staying on-campus over break?
- Campus residents who need to stay on campus over the Spring Break, must fill out an Extended Occupancy Form by Sunday, February 22.
- Requests received after February 22 will result in a $25 late charge.
- A Resident who accesses his residence during a break period without prior permission will be charged $25/day not to exceed $100/week.
- Only athletes, international students, out of state students, and students working on-campus over the break will be granted permission to stay on campus.


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BulliesYou curl up in bed, hoping the day away.Bullies by RoxasNamineForever
You wish your bed would swallow you.
Because they'll be waiting.
The bullies at school.
They call you a freak, a loser, a nerd.
You never know what to do.
You're too defenseless,
Against those bullies at school.
They don't kick you or hit you, or steal your change.
They don't spit on you, or shove you.
They just call you names.
Those damn bullies at school.
You're different, you're nerdy.
You're different, you have a birthmark.
You're fat, you're thin, you're tall, you're small.
You're. You.
You're special, extraordinary.
You'll go places, you'll rule.
They're just ignorant, immature.
Those stupid bullies at school.
So ignore them, be proud.
You hold your head high.
Cos you know what? It's just a few years.
And the only limit's the sky.
May 1st 2014Well, it started with Prince William staying over on his way back from a UK tour (Kate and George were with mum and dad, but Will wanted to sit down so he was in the living room with me). I was on Skype with the old school lot, and they didn't believe me, so I turned on my video so they could see him. We started drawing on each other's faces (fake mustaches mostly) and then watched the news report on him coming over.May 1st 2014 by RoxasNamineForever
Next thing I know, I'm in the car with mum and dad, and I hear a voice. I look at my mum, thinking it was her, but then I heard "No, you know it isn't her~" I opened my laptop to see Madam Kovarian (Doctor Who: she stole baby Melody Pond) on the screen so I plugged in my earphones. I don't remember the conversation, but after I closed the laptop and remember thinking "what do I do to stop it?"
There was a random dream timelapse at this point. We were in a shopping center (which looked weirdly like a street in m
18th March 2014I'd decided I wanted to go out exploring on my own (bagpacking-esque), so I packed my 65L rucksack and headed off. I stopped off at Grandma and Grandad's house to say goodbye, when they told me they were going to Sheffield and did I want to start there? I said yes and so off we went. I don't really remember the ins and outs of it, but somehow Mum was there too, by coincidence. We walked around the shops for a while, but then she left (for some reason in dad's Landy, not her Audi). I ran after her out of confusion, but stopped when she got too far ahead and just watched the car disappear downhill. Grandma, Grandad and I carried on up the steep hill (something like a 60-70 degree angle) which is when a) it turned to sunset and b) zombies started appearing. We huddled together out of fear as they got closer, which is when I realised, this was a dream. I stood up and said "wait, I'm dreaming. I can do anything." I pointed at the zombie in front of18th March 2014 by RoxasNamineForever
6th FebruaryI was running through the streets with someone. I ended up running round the back of a house and through the back door. There was a utility room and then the kitchen, where I saw my friends James and Sophie, as well as two men I didn't know making food. It was very old-fashioned though, like Victorian era old fashioned. I helped them to cook, including a really fun bit with having potatoes thrown at me that I tried to catch with a tea towel to put in the pot. I dropped one of them and went to go and grab it, which is when I got a text from Dad telling me I was on Dr Who. It was really bizarre (especially given the setting I was in), but I ignored it and walked back in, carrying on all the same. Suddenly, there was a shriek from outside that made us all jump. The man who appeared to be in charge (not sure if he was the dad or not) suggested we go outside to check. We all started pulling on our shoes (mine were lace-up heeled boots) and I went out first into the back yard. It was p6th February by RoxasNamineForever
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Juxtapoz // Monday, September 24, 2012
LA based ink artist Jun Cha has an amazing portfolio of striking black, white, and greyscale tattoos. Jun attended Art Center College of Design and has had an interest in tattooing since he was 15.
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Tattoo // Sunday, September 23, 2012
Holytrauma is the site and work of the ever talented Jondix. A tattoo artist with a pointillistic, metaphysical approach, touching on sacred geometry and spiritual connections, fitting the name Holytrauma quite appropriately. 'Tas taught me how to tattoo and I apprenticed under Mike the Athens and members of his family. I've worked at LTW-Barcelona for the past 7 years and learned a lot about oriental drawing and painting techniques in Thailand and North India.' Jondix states.
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Tattoo // Saturday, September 22, 2012
LA based ink artist Jun Cha has an amazing portfolio of striking black, white, and greyscale tattoos. Jun attended Art Center College of Design and has had an interest in tattooing since he was 15.
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Tattoo // Thursday, September 20, 2012
'To celebrate the publication of the new book 'Forever: The New Tattoo', the publishing house Gestalten have put together this short video and arranged an event this Saturday in Berlin at Gestalten Space!! The New Tattoo explores modern tattooing and its phenomenal growth over the last couple of years. Not only does the book look at some of the best and most varied tattooers currently working but also other areas of contemporary tattoo culture...'
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Tattoo // Thursday, September 20, 2012
You guys remember this story right?? 'Eighteen-year old Kimberley Vlaeminck from Belgium, has pressed charges against a tattoo-artist claiming she asked for 3 stars but wound up with 56 stars on her face without her even noticing. The tattoo guy, Rouslain Toumaniantz said, "Getting your face tattooed is so painfull, sleeping is out of the question. The girl asked for those stars. She was very happy with the result but now she blames me because her father is angry..." Well here's an update, what are YOUR thoughts on the story?
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Tattoo // Thursday, September 20, 2012
Some incredible rendering of black and grey portriature from the guys over at Lowrider Tattoo in Santa Ana, CA. Chuey Quintanar and Jose Lopez have created these beautifully done custom tattoo's on some fortunate souls. The shop has won countless awards at tattoo conventions and now employs four other talented artists besides Jose. A second location is to be opened soon in Riverside, California.
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Tattoo // Thursday, September 20, 2012
From the infamous amputee Heine Braeck from Sarpsborg, Norway, who lost his right arm in a freak accident and got a dolphin tattooed with the help of Bulgarian tattooist Valio Ska in its place, to the guy with the dolphin in a lazy chair smoking a bong, every dolphin tattoo has a story. The girls, undoubtedly, have a past, as do the guys who choose this magical marine mammal as their ink in the realms of forever- and I love it. Thanks guys, enjoy.
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Tattoo // Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Tim Pausinger works at his shop Most Precious Ink in Coburg Germany with co-owner Michel Porsch and his apprentice Philipp Ohme. He was born in Landshut, a small town in Bavaria near Munich, he states, 'I was always interested in tattoos or getting tattoos and tattooed people, I don't did a traditional apprenticeship... I learned the most myself, but the basics I learned from Gerhard Time Travelling Tattoo in Landshut. He gave me the chance to hang out in his shop, made the appointments for him and so on....'
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Tattoo // Wednesday, September 19, 2012
'Amazing stories from the early days of modern tattooing, featuring tattoo artists like the great Lyle Tuttle. Filmed at the 30th National Tattoo Convention held in Concord NC, this is the first part of the third video in a series of in depth interviews done with the who's who of the tattoo world.'
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Tattoo // Tuesday, September 18, 2012
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During his fourth and final Melbourne Festival (October 11-27), incoming Melbourne Theatre Company artistic director Brett Sheehy will explore the notions of identity and place. One of the standout events in the program is the return of theatre ensemble Schaubühne with the world premiere season of An Enemy of the People – a take on Henry Ibsen's classic story about two brothers and the handling of a town disaster. For full listings, visit melbournefestival.com.au.
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There's lots to love about quinoa: it's full of fiber, protein, and folate as well as other vitamins and minerals and is incredibly easy to make. It also works with any meal — breakfast, lunch, dinner, and even dessert! But in case you feel like your quinoa rotation is getting stale, we've got recipes that'll make you fall back in love with the grain. Whether you're looking for a grab-and-go breakfast or a dinner that doubles as lunch the next day, keep reading for over 20 of our favorite quinoa recipes!
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Left-arm seamer Ashish Nehra has replaced Praveen Kumar in India's squad for the first one-day international against New Zealand on November 28.
Kumar is ruled out of the Guwahati showdown by fever, prompting the Board of Control for Cricket in India to send for Nehra, a veteran of 108 one-day internationals.
India have named an under-strength squad for the first two games of the five-match series with the Black Caps.
Gautam Gambhir will lead the side in the absence of regular skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni and four other frontline players.