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HP Deskjet 3520 e-All-in-One Printer(CX056A)
Count on affordable wireless performance to do more at home and on the go. Wirelessly print from virtually anywhere,[1][2] and print two-sided documents automatically. Produce impressive results, using individual Original HP ink cartridges.
Easy wireless printing—from virtually anywhere[1][2]
With HP ePrint, now you can print from virtually anywhere.[1]
Print and share wirelessly,[2] and connect to your wireless network quickly and easily.[5]
Wirelessly print directly from a smartphone or mobile device, using HP mobile printing applications.[6]
Trusted HP performance and two-sided printing
Automatically print and copy on both sides of a single page.
Print affordably, using individual inks, and save more with high-capacity cartridges for frequent printing.[7]
Produce borderless documents, photos, and flyers at home.
Print everyday documents at ISO (laser-comparable) speeds up to 8 ppm black and up to 7.5 ppm color.[8]
Convenient and compact to help you do more at home
Easily print, scan, and copy everyday documents, using the 2.0-inch (5.08 cm) mono display.
Print fun and useful templates with HP Quick Forms.[3]
Fast and easy installation—right out of the box.
Save desk or shelf space with a compact e-all-in-one designed to fit in tight places.
Designed with the environment in mind
Consume up to 50% less paper, using automatic two-sided printing and copying.
Save energy, using an ENERGY STAR® qualified e-all-in-one.
Use Original HP print cartridges for quality, reliability, and rewards.[9]
Get free, easy recycling—cartridges returned through HP Planet Partners[10] are recycled responsibly.
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Designed with the environment in mind—made from 20% postconsumer recycled plastic.
Save paper by up to 50% using automatic two-sided printing.
Print only the web content you need with HP Smart Print.
ENERGY STAR® qualified
Supports most current versions of Microsoft® Internet Explorer® and Mozilla® Firefox®.
[1]Requires an Internet connection to the printer. Feature works with any connected Internet- and email-capable device. Requires HP Web Services Account Registration. Print times may vary. For a list of supported documents, and image types, see http://www.hp.com/go/eprintcenter. And for additional solutions, see http://www.hp.com/go/mobile-printing-solutions.
[2]Wireless performance is dependent upon physical environment and distance from access point.
[3]Requires a wireless access point and an Internet connection to the printer. Services may require registration. App availability varies by country, language, and agreements. For details, http://www.hp.com/go/eprintcenter.
[4]Supports the following devices running iOS 4.2 or later: iPad®, iPad® 2, iPhone® (3GS or later), iPod touch® (3rd generation or later). Works with HP's AirPrint™-enabled printers and requires the printer be connected to the same network as your iOS device. Wireless performance is dependent upon physical environment and distance from the access point. AirPrint, the AirPrint Logo, iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch are trademarks of Apple® Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
[5]HP Auto Wireless Connect may not be available for all system configurations. Wireless performance is dependent upon physical environment and distance from access point. For information on compatibility, visit http://www.hp.com/go/autowirelessconnect.
[6]Requires access to third-party app stores. See http://www.hp.com/go/mobile-printing-solutions for details on compatible devices.
[7]Compared with HP 564 Black and color Ink Cartridges. For more information, see http://www.hp.com/go/learnaboutsupplies. High-capacity cartridges not included; please purchase separately.
[8]After first set of ISO test pages. For more information, see http://www.hp.com/go/printerclaims.
[9]Availability of rewards varies by country. For more information, see http://www.hp.com/go/learnaboutsupplies.
[10]Program availability varies. Original HP cartridge return and recycling is currently available in 47 countries, territories and regions in Asia, Europe, and North and South America through the HP Planet Partners program. For more information, visit: http://www.hp.com/recycle.
[11]Google™ and Gmail are trademarks of Google Inc. Feature requires Google Cloud Print™-ready printer or existing printer connected to a PC with Internet access. Print times may vary. Currently only Google apps are supported.
|All-in-one functions:
|Print, copy, scan
|Printing specifications
|Mobile Printing Capability:
|HP ePrint, HP wireless direct printing, Apple AirPrint™
|Print Speed Black (ISO, laser comparable):
|Up to 8 ppm
|Print speed color (ISO, laser comparable):
|Up to 7.5 ppm
|Print speed black (draft):
|Up to 23 ppm
|Print speed color (draft):
|Up to 22 ppm
|Print speed, color, 4x6 photo (draft mode):
|As fast as 19 sec
|Print speed footnote:
|Either after first page or after first set of ISO test pages. For details see: http://www.hp.com/go/printerclaims
|Page yield footnote:
|Actual yield varies considerably based on content of printed pages and other factors. Some ink from included cartridge is used to start up the printer. For details see http://www.hp.com/go/learnaboutsupplies
|Recommended monthly print volume:
|300 to 400
|Print resolution, black:
|Up to 1200 x 600 rendered dpi (when printing from a computer)
|Print resolution, color:
|Up to 4800 x 1200 optimized dpi color (when printing from a computer on selected HP photo papers and 1200 input dpi)
|Print technology:
|HP Thermal Inkjet
|Monthly duty cycle:
|Up to 1000 pages
|Paper Handling
|Paper handling standard,input:
|Up to 80 sheet input tray
|Paper handling standard,output:
|15-sheet output tray
|Envelope capacity:
|Up to 5 envelopes
|Envelope feeder:
|Duplex printing (printing on both sides of paper):
|Automatic (standard)
|Document finishing:
|Media sizes, standard:
|Letter, legal, 4 x 6 in, 5 x 7 in, 8 x 10 in, No. 10 envelopes
|Media sizes, custom:
|3.5 x 5 to 8.5 x 14 in
|Media types:
|Paper (plain, inkjet, photo), envelopes, transparencies, labels, cards, the HP premium media, iron-on transfers, borderless media
|Media weight, recommended:
|16 lb
|Additional Specifications
|Memory, standard:
|Memory, maximum:
|Print languages, standard:
|Scanner specifications
|Scanner type:
|Scan resolution, optical:
|Up to 1200 dpi
|Scan resolution, enhanced:
|Up to 2400 dpi
|Scan size, maximum (flatbed):
|8.5 x 11.7 in
|Bit depth:
|Copier specifications
|Copy resolution, black:
|Up to 600 dpi
|Copy resolution, color:
|Up to 600 dpi
|Copy reduce/enlarge settings:
|25 to 400%
|Copy image Scaling:
|12 to 1200% in 1% increments at 300 dpi resolution (scaling range dependent upon resolution)
|Maximum number of copies:
|Up to 50 copies
|Fax specifications
|HP ePrint capability:
|Network Ready:
|Standard (built-in WiFi 802.11b/g/n)
|Connectivity, standard:
|1 Hi-Speed USB 2.0; 1 WiFi 802.11n
|Compatible operating systems:
|Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP (Service Pack 2)* or higher (32-bit only)
Mac OS X v 10.6, OS X Lion, OS X Mountain Lion
|Minimum system requirements:
|PC: Windows 8, Windows 7: 1 GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor, 2 GB available hard disk space, CD-ROM/DVD drive or Internet connection, USB port, Internet Explorer; Windows Vista: 800 MHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor, 2 GB available hard disk space, CD-ROM/DVD drive or Internet connection, USB port, Internet Explorer; Windows XP Service Pack 3 or higher (32-bit only): any Intel® Pentium® II, Celeron® or compatible processor, 233 MHz or higher, 750 MB available hard disk space, CD-ROM/DVD drive or Internet connection, USB port, Internet Explorer 6 or higher. Windows 8: hp.com/go/Windows8
Macintosh: Mac OS X v10.6, Lion, or Mountain Lion; Intel® Core™ Processor; 1 GB HD; CD-ROM/DVD or Internet; USB
|Mobile printing capability:
|HP ePrint, HP wireless direct printing, Apple AirPrint™
|Mobile Printing Capability Footnote:
|Apple AirPrint™: Supports iOS 4.2 devices iPad®, iPhone® 4, iPhone® 3GS, iPod touch® 3rd and 4th generation capable of multi-tasking. Works with HP ePrint-enabled printers and all-in-ones. AirPrint™ and iOS 4.2 or later devices require an 802.11 wireless network connection to the printer. Wireless performance is dependent upon physical environment and distance from the access point. AirPrint and the AirPrint Logo are trademarks of Apple® Inc. iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch are trademarks of Apple® Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. HP ePrint: Requires an Internet connection to the printer. Feature works with any connected Internet- and email-capable device. Requires HP Web Services Account Registration. Print times may vary. For a list of supported documents, and image types, see www.hp.com/go/eprintcenter. And for additional solution see www.hp.com/go/mobile-printing-solutions.
|Photo printing
|Borderless Printing:
|Yes (up to 8.5 x 11 in, 216 x 297 mm)
|Dimensions and weight
|Dimensions (W x D x H):
|17.32 x 14.37 x 5.7 in (440 x 365 x 144 mm)
|11.02 lb (5 kg)
|Dimensions, max (W x D x H):
|17.32 x 15.0 x 17.32 in
|Power and operating requirements
|ENERGY STAR® Qualified:
|Power consumption:
|13.38 watts maximum, 13.38 watts (Active), 0.22 watts (Manual-Off), 2.72 watts (Standby), 0.8 watts (Sleep), 0.22 watts (Auto-Off)
|Power consumption footnote:
|Power requirements are based on the country/region where the printer is sold. Do not convert operating voltages. This will damage the printer and void the product warranty.
|Recommended Operating humidity range:
|10 to 80% RH
|Recommended Operating humidity range:
|20 to 80% RH
|Operating temperature range:
|59 to 87ºF
|Acoustic Pressure Emissions:
|46 dB(A) (printing at 5 ppm)
|Acoustic power emissions:
|5.9 B(A) (printing at 5 ppm)
|What's included
|What's in the box:
|HP Deskjet 3520 e-All-in-One; HP 564 Black Ink Cartridge; HP 564 Cyan Ink Cartridge; HP 564 Magenta Ink Cartridge; HP 564 Yellow Ink Cartridge; Software CD; Reference Guide; power cord; 1-meter USB setup cable. Some ink from included cartridge is used to start up the printer. For details see http://www.hp.com/go/learnaboutsupplies.
|Cable included?:
|Yes, 1 USB setup cable (1-meter)
|Software included:
|HP Photo Creations
|World-class service and support. One-year technical phone support; one-year limited hardware warranty. Access to 24/7 award-winning support services through http://www.hp.com/support
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By Jamie Arrowsmith Thursday 15 November 2012 Updated: 20/11 10:11
BROMSGROVE Bears' National League women's team suffered an agonising 54-53 defeat at Leicester on Saturday.
With just two minutes to go Bears held a ten-point cushion and looked to be heading towards victory but Leicester turned the game on its head in the closing stages and even Cooper's three-pointer on the buzzer could not save the day. Cooper and Richmond top scored with 19 and nine points respectively.
Despite the defeat there were further signs that the team continues to get stronger and with a number of players returning from injury, it is surely only a matter of time before they start dominating opponents.
The Local League women's team have already hit that stage, recording a 60-point victory against West Midlands Police at the weekend.
Made up of two National League players, Simonne Annon and a mixture of u18s and u16s, the girls look well drilled and have a good understanding when on court.
The Men fell to a 64-49 National League defeat against Ipswich but produced a display that pleased Coach Fisher who is hopeful of a more positive outcome from tomorrow's home clash with College of West Anglia.
Bears performed excellently in the first half to trail just 27-22 at the break and they hung on to Ipswich's coattails throughout the second half.
The u15 Boys found it difficult to stop Coventry scoring inside and although they suffered defeat they sunk baskets well themselves and now look forward to playing Derby tomorrow.
The team are also looking for new players and anybody interested can contact Dawn on 07906 402636.
Nottingham proved too strong for the u16 girls in the Sureshot Cup as they used a full court defence to good effect.
That will not deter the girls ahead of tomorrow's home clash with Bucks Hornets with coach Cerys Hall saying: "The girls are all listening well and improving after each training session and game, which can be reflected upon in this home game on Saturday.
"The girls have come up against two of the strongest teams in the country for their first couple of games, so can only benefit going into their next games from playing the two most well established teams.
"I have high hopes for the team and squad that I have at present and look forward to them developing further and picking up some well deserved wins this season."
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Seventh, Masnavi of Jalaluddin Rumi. It is a book of small parables. The great can only be expressed in parables. Jesus speaks in parables: so speaks the Masnavi. Why did I forget it? I love parables; I should not have forgotten it. I have used hundreds of parables from it. Perhaps it has become so much of my own that I forgot to mention it separately. But that is no excuse, apology is still required.
Eighth: the eighth is the Isa Upanishad. It is easy to understand why I forgot about it. I have drunk it, it has become a part of my blood and bones; it is me. I have spoken on it hundreds of times. It is a very small Upanishad. There are one hundred and eight Upanishads and Isa is the smallest of them all. It can be printed on a postcard, on one side only, but it contains all the remaining one hundred and seven, so they need not be mentioned. The seed is in the Isa.
The word Isa means divine. You may be surprised that in India we don't call Christ "Christ," we call him Isa - Isa, which is far closer to the original Aramaic Yeshua, in English "Joshua." His parents must have called him Yeshu. Yeshu is too long. The name traveled to India and from Yeshu became Isu. India immediately recognized that Isu is so close to Isa, which means God, that it would be better to call him Isa.
The Isa Upanishad is one of the greatest creations of those who have meditated.
Ninth: I forgot to say something about Gurdjieff and his book All and Everything.perhaps because it is a very strange book, not even readable. I don't think there are any living individuals except me who have read from the first page to the last. I have come across many Gurdjieff followers, but none of them had been able to read All and Everything in its totality.
It is a big book - just the opposite of the Isa Upanishad - one thousand pages. And Gurdjieff is such a rascal saint - please allow me this expression, rascal saint - he writes in such a way that it becomes impossible to read. One sentence may go running on for pages. By the time you come to the end of the sentence you have forgotten its beginning. And he uses words he made up himself, just like me. Strange words.for example when he was writing about kundalini, he called it "kundabuffer"; that was his word for kundalini. This book is of immense value, but the diamonds are hidden among ordinary stones. One has to seek and search.
I have read this book not once but many times. The more I went into it the more I loved it, because the more I could see the rascal, the more I could see what it was that he was hiding from those who should not know. Knowledge is not for those who are not yet capable of absorbing it. Knowledge has to be hidden from the unwary, and is only for those who can digest it. It has to be given only to those who are ready. That's the whole purpose of writing in such a strange way. There is no other book stranger than Gurdjieff's All and Everything, and it certainly is all and everything.


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- Sarah Miller Coulson and Frank L. Coulson, Jr. Professor of Medicine
- Vice Dean for Education, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
- Executive Vice Chairman, Department of Medicine, Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center
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Cardiology, Cardiovascular Disease, Cardiovascular Medicine, Coronary Care Unit, Depression in Heart Disease, Heart Disease, Ischemic Heart Disease, Stress Testing
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Mechanisms linking post-MI depression to increase mortality; Depression in patients with heart disease
BiographyRoy Ziegelstein, M.D., came to Johns Hopkins in 1986 after receiving his M.D. from Boston University, where he was inducted into the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society. He joined the faculty in 1993 and became Professor of Medicine in 2006. Dr. Ziegelstein directed the internal medicine residency program at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center from 1997 to 2006, and he has served there as Deputy Director and then Executive Vice Chairman of the Department of Medicine since 1996.
Dr. Ziegelstein is an internationally-recognized expert in the relationship between depression and cardiovascular disease. He directed the Cardiovascular Disease group in the NIH-funded Johns Hopkins Center for Mind-Body Research from 2004-2010.
Dr. Ziegelstein's primary funding priorities involve efforts to understand why patients with heart disease who have depression and/or anxiety have more problems with their heart than those without emotional distress. Depression is important in its own right because of its effects on an individuals quality of life. Dr. Ziegelstein believes that this alone should get the attention of patients with heart disease and their doctors, especially since patients with heart disease have such a high likelihood of being depressed or anxious. In addition, though, research by Dr. Ziegelstein has shown that depressed or anxious individuals with heart disease are less likely to take the medications that are needed to help reduce their risk of heart attack and death.
Further, Dr. Ziegelstein's work has shown that platelets, which are small cells that cause blood to clot, are more sticky in individuals with depression than in individuals without depression. This could place depressed individuals with heart disease at greater risk of a heart attack or stroke. Dr. Ziegelstein and others have also shown that depressed patients with heart disease may be at greater risk of having abnormal nervous system signaling to the heart that may lead to serious heart rhythm abnormalities. Thus, he believes that additional research must be done to define how best to care for patients with such serious illnesses.
Dr. Ziegelstein leads a group that is investigating multiple aspects of this topic, and works closely with psychologists and psychiatrists to provide care to those patients afflicted by both heart disease and emotional distress.
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text: back Illinois College Diversity Week kicks off on Monday, November 11 11.8.2013 The second annual Illinois College Diversity Week, November 11-15, will feature a campus wide series of events highlighting different aspects of diversity. "Diversity Week is a time for the campus to get together and cherish the diverse world that we all live in," Justin Mallett, director of diversity, says. "Celebrating diversity is to understand and be proud of who you are as well as to learn about and respect others. It's not just about you and me, it's about us." Throughout the week there will be events that celebrate diversity, from an art exhibit, to speeches, to discussions on interracial dating and much more. Diversity Week is sponsored by the Coalition for Ethnic Awareness and the Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs, Office of Residential Life, SAGE, Sigma Tau Delta, Black Student Union, IC Feminists, Sociology Club and Amnesty International. For more information contact Mallett at 217.245.3271 or email@example.com. "No matter where you come from, how you identify yourself, what opinions you have, you contribute to diversity," says Mallett. Descriptions of events: Stereotype Table. Monday, November 11, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Caine Student Center (sponsored by SAGE). Stop by the Stereotype Table and let them know a stereotype you have heard. All responses will be compiled and displayed together to show the magnitude of the misconceptions and misunderstandings among us. Multicultural Reading Contest. Monday, November 11, at 11 a.m. in Schewe Library (sponsored by Sigma Tua Delta). A reading contest hosted by the English Honor Society to promote works that exhibit diversity, anything from short stories to poetry. NOH8 Table. Monday, November 11, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 5 to 7 p.m. in Caine Student Center (sponsored by SAGE). Promote marriage, gender and human equality through education, advocacy, social media and visual protest with SAGE. Stereotype Table. Tuesday, November 12, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Caine Student Center. Interracial Dating and Feminism Discussion. Tuesday, November 12, at 8 p.m. in Kirby Learning Center, Room 110 (sponsored by IC Feminists/ Sociology Club). Join the campus community in discussing the growing number of interracial relationships in modern society. Fair Trade Store. Wednesday, November 13, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., in the Multicultural room of Caine Student Center (sponsored by CEA). Find unique products you cannot get anywhere else. Stereotype Table. Wednesday, November 13, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Caine Student Center. Art Exhibit. Wednesday, November 13, from 5 to 8 p.m. in the Multicultural room of Caine Student Center (sponsored by BSU). Poster boards displaying the diversity among Illinois College's minority students. Stories will be shared to promote understanding of the cultural commonalities and differences amongst students. Human Trafficking Convocation. Thursday, November 14, from 7 to 9 p.m. in Sibert Theatre (sponsored by Amnesty International). "Not My Life," a documentary on human trafficking will be shown. A panel of experts will also speak about the current status of this modern human exploitation. CEA Diversity Show. Friday, November 15, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in Sibert Theatre (sponsored by CEA). Diversity Week will wrap up with a special show of performances about different cultures and global issues. back


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News about Disasters, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Nov. 14, 2014
Edward Rothstein reviews exhibit Nature's Fury: The Science of Natural Disasters at the American Museum of Natural History. MORE
Nov. 7, 2014
Mennonite Disaster Service, religious organization of volunteers, helps homeowners across the United States and Canada rebuild their homes; past efforts include Hurricane Sandy victims, and victims of fires, floods and snowstorms in Tennessee, Alberta and West Virginia. MORE
Oct. 31, 2014
Op-Ed article by author Kathryn Miles holds series of crashes, breakdowns and shutdowns of National Weather Service's systems proves just how fragile national weather program really is; says Hurricane Sandy revealed serious understaffing of forecasters, created by hiring freeze and budget constraints; warns an underfunded weather program ensures future disasters could be equally catastrophic. MORE
Oct. 22, 2014
Eduardo Porter Economic Scene column; damages wrought by increasingly disruptive weather patterns have climbed around the world, and as result the insurance industry seems to have quietly engaged in what looks a lot like a retreat; Swiss Re reports in 2013 that less than third of $116 billion in worldwide losses from weather-related disasters were covered by insurance. MORE
Oct. 1, 2014
New York City agrees to make sweeping changes in accommodations for people with disabilities during disasters and other emergencies; agreement seeks to resolve a lawsuit accusing the city of failing to prepare to help shelter, transport and evacuate disabled residents for a tropical storm. MORE
May. 16, 2014
Medicare pilot program aims to use vast volumes of government data mined from personal health records to direct assistance to potentially vulnerable people in emergencies and disasters; effort, however well-intentioned, raises privacy concerns. MORE
Apr. 9, 2014
Op-Ed article by Ted Nordhaus and Michael Shellenberger, environmental experts at the Breakthrough Institute, contends that Showtime program Years of Living Dangerously will increase public skepticism about global warming; warns that efforts to raise public concern about climate change by linking it to natural disasters will likely backfire. MORE
Apr. 7, 2014
Third annual National Preppers and Survivalists Expo takes place in Tulsa, Okla; two-day trade show caters to those with an apocalyptic bent, and is an opportunity for vendors of calamity swag, from freeze-dried food to water purification systems and medical kits. MORE
Mar. 29, 2014
Recent landslide in Washington State highlights question of why people are allowed to live in such dangerous places, but there is no easy way to restrict construction; though government has broad authority to regulate safety in decisions about where and how to build, it often runs into resistance when it tries to restrict the right to build, even in risky areas. MORE
Mar. 12, 2014
Health and Human Services Dept is proposing sweeping new requirements for American health care facilities, from large hospitals to small group homes, intended to ensure their readiness to care for patients during disasters; health care industry has balked at hefty price tag associated with changes. MORE
Feb. 23, 2014
Pres Obama's annual budget request will propose that Congress pay costs of fighting extreme wildfires in same way it finances federal responses to disasters like hurricanes and tornadoes; administration argues that proposal reflects ways in which climate change is increasing risk for and cost of those fires. MORE
Jan. 29, 2014
Commercial building managers in New York City, taken unawares by Hurricane Sandy in 2012, are rethinking their preparedness for future disasters, stocking up on survival gear and creating new protocols. MORE
Jan. 8, 2014
New York Gov Andrew M Cuomo, cheered on by Vice Pres Joseph R Biden Jr, talks of more than 1,000 projects that he says will make state better prepared for future storms; drawing on lessons from Hurricane Sandy, Cuomo outlines how New York will spend more than $16 billion in federal disaster aid on items like high-tech weather stations and seals for entrances to subway stations. MORE
Dec. 8, 2013
Federal Emergency Management Agency has formally recommended that medical personnel be sent into dangerous situations before they have been secured by law enforcement; officials and medical experts who have studied the Boston Marathon bombing and mass shootings like the one in Newtown, Conn, have concluded that this kind of aggressive medical response could be critical in saving lives. MORE
Nov. 22, 2013
Impact of Typhoon Haiyan in Philippines has reignited a long-running argument in United States, world's largest food aid donor, over how US supplies food in its $1.4 billion international food aid program; Obama administration and some lawmakers say disaster underscores need for flexibility to buy less expensive food closer to areas where such disasters occur. MORE
Nov. 13, 2013
Officials say they are responding to lessons learned during 2012 presidential election, when one week after Hurricane Sandy they were forced to scramble to relocate polling places and devise ways for displaced residents to vote; New York Sen Charles E Schumer plans to introduce legislation to require states to develop disaster contingency plans for elections for federal offices. MORE
Nov. 8, 2013
Federal Judge Jesse M Furman rules that New York City violated rights of about 900,000 of its residents with disabilities under Americans WIth Disabilities Act by failing to have plans in place for their needs during emergencies; ruling arose from class-action lawsuit filed in 2011 after Tropical Storm Irene, but came into sharper focus after Hurricane Sandy, when many New Yorkers with disabilities were stranded for days in high-rise buildings. MORE
Nov. 8, 2013
People are increasingly turning to crowdfunding and their personal online social networks to raise money not only after disasters but also to help cover medical bills and expenses arising from job loss or other challenging events. MORE
Nov. 6, 2013
Editorial urges New York City's next mayoral administration to work with federal, state and local authorities to provide day laborers with disaster training and protective gear; cites Baruch College report finding disasters like Hurricane Sandy bring day laborers, mostly immigrants, steady work and higher wages, but also greater risk of injury and exploitation. MORE
Oct. 28, 2013
Op-Ed article by author Sheri Fink questions whether the country's hospitals have learned lessons from disasters like Hurricanes Sandy and Katrina; warns Federal Hospital Preparedness Program funding dropped from nearly a half billion dollars a year a decade ago to $332 million today; holds failing to invest more means choosing to let most the vulnerable members of society suffer and die disproportionately. MORE
Oct. 27, 2013
Cuomo administration announces that New York State is creating gasoline reserve to prevent shortages during disasters; pilot program, which will cost $10 million, was started to prevent shortages like the one that affected the region during Hurricane Sandy in 2012. MORE
Oct. 3, 2013
Michael Kimmelman asserts that one way New York can prepare its neighborhoods for the next disaster after Hurricane Sandy is to build more branch libraries; notes that libraries, which serve as everyday community centers, are an ideal place to shelter people during storms. MORE
Aug. 24, 2013
Editorial heralds report from presidential task force insisting that Hurricane Sandy was not a fluke but rather a harbinger of environmental calamities yet to come as planet warms; endorses panel's recommendation that federal relief money be tied to need for new standards and hardier infrastructure, noting that communities cannot simply rebuild after each disaster. MORE
Aug. 15, 2013
Henry Taylor, founder of Architectural Testing in York, Pa, company that tests building materials for ability to withstand bullets, hurricanes and sound, discusses beginnings and daily activities of his company. MORE
Aug. 13, 2013
Mayor Michael R Bloomberg signs nine bills intended to close large holes in disaster planning in New York City that were exposed after Hurricane Sandy left vulnerable residents without help or adrift in shelters for days. MORE
Jul. 29, 2013
Group of New York and New Jersey lawmakers plans to introduce bill in Congress to change Federal Emergency Management Agency policy that they say discriminates against owners of cooperatives and condominium apartments; thousands of homeowners in damaged co-ops and condos were largely barred from federal disaster assistance for single-family homes after Hurricane Sandy. MORE
Jul. 12, 2013
Final bill for Missouri's 2011 disasters, like Joplin tornado and widespread flooding, cost state $36 million, much less than $150 million that Gov Jay Nixon set aside; legislative budget leaders say the money was an unnecessary budget manipulation. MORE
Jul. 12, 2013
Pentagon-financed humanoid robot named Atlas makes its first public appearance; hydraulically powered machine is seen as a new tool that can come to the aid of humanity in natural and man-made disasters. MORE
Jul. 4, 2013
Kit Eaton App Smart column highlights smartphone apps developed to advise consumers in the event of natural or medical disasters. MORE
Jul. 2, 2013
The Week column; Pentagon introduces competition, Darpa Robotics Challenge, to build robots that could rescue and evacuate people in disaster event; other significant developments in health and science news highlighted. MORE
Jun. 22, 2013
Editorial holds Mayor Michael Bloomberg has done his successor great favor by laying out ambitious plan to help New York City cope with changing climate and natural disasters; says next mayor will have serious duty to protect city from growing risk of disaster, and calls on candidates to inject issue into their campaigns. MORE
Jun. 19, 2013
Bloomberg administration releases map of expanded hurricane evacuation zones using six zone categories instead of three, placing 600,000 more people within evacuation boundaries; map also adds 26 Housing Authority developments, four hospitals and nine nursing homes. MORE
Jun. 18, 2013
Joe Sharkey On the Road column observes that unforeseen events can put travelers at risk, whether what is erupting is a volcano or political unrest; discusses travel security business. MORE
Jun. 1, 2013
Alina Tugend Shortcuts column offers advice for donors who discover that funds are not being disbursed properly by organizations they gave money to in wake of disasters. MORE
May. 29, 2013
Jane L Levere Advertising column; Federal Emergency Management Agency has released new public service advertising, created in conjunction with Advertising Council, to educate Americans about its wireless emergency alert system; campaign will use radio, television and digital ads to get word out about two-year-old system MORE
May. 22, 2013
Jim Dwyer About New York column observes the example of emergency responders dispatched to Oklahoma from New York and around the country; notes response might be instructive for United States senators from that state who voted to cut federal disaster aid to the New York area after Hurricane Sandy. MORE
May. 4, 2013
Bloomberg administration says it will double, to six, the number of evacuation zones along New York City's coast and expand them to include additional 640,000 residents, saying that new map will provide more flexibility when major storms hit. MORE
Apr. 7, 2013
Police departments across the nation now recommend that people flee, hide or fight back in event of a mass attack, instead of remaining passive and waiting for help; speed and deadliness of recent high-profile shootings has prompted shift from previous guidelines. MORE
Mar. 21, 2013
American Institute for Conservation's Collections Emergency Response Team opens Cultural Recovery Center in Brooklyn to help restore works damaged during Hurricane Sandy; group's overall mission is to salvage rather than restore art. MORE
Dec. 20, 2012
Nick Bilton Tool Kit column says chances are that the world will go on after Mayan calendar ends, but advance preparation for disasters is still a good idea. MORE
Dec. 10, 2012
Editorial holds report by Sen Tom Coburn is right to point out examples of wasteful grants issued by the Department of Homeland Security, but notes majority of such spending has indeed improved emergency preparedness; calls for better Congressional oversight of homeland security and its costs. MORE
Dec. 7, 2012
Planning delays, lack of money and limitations in technology have slowed the creation of a national wireless network to link communications between police, firefighters and others first responders during disasters. MORE
Dec. 1, 2012
New York Gov Andrew M. Cuomo is planning to travel to Capitol Hill to seek nearly $33 billion in federal disaster aid to pay for cleanup from Hurricane Sandy and billions more to prepare for future storms. MORE
Nov. 25, 2012
Op-Ed article by Wharton School teachers Erwann Michel-Kerjan and Howard Kunreuther highlights fact that many Americans do not purchase insurance for severe weather events, despite fact that such events, like Hurricane Sandy, are occurring more frequently; offers suggestions for creating more coherent strategy that will encourage personal responsibility and proper protection. MORE
Nov. 23, 2012
New York City and federal officials are pushing ahead with plans to develop new line of temporary housing that could be rolled out quickly for future disasters, as thousands of families left homeless by Hurricane Sandy struggle to find lodging; plans call for using shipping containers, or other types of modular units, that, unlike trailers, can be stacked high to maximize space in city with little real estate to spare. MORE
Nov. 18, 2012
Keith O'Brien article questions whether preparation for world stripped of conveniences following societal collapse, exercise that has always appealed to cranks and extremists, could actually be plain common sense. MORE
Nov. 15, 2012
Netherlands has been widely hailed in United States for its success in protecting cities from flooding in aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, but Dutch officials say replicating country's success would require radical reshaping of American approach to vulnerable coastal areas and disaster prevention. MORE
Nov. 14, 2012
Disaster-proofing one's finances is an important step to prepare for the possibility of a disaster like Hurricane Sandy or the 2011 tornado in Joplin, Mo; about 7,500 houses and 500 other buildings were destroyed in tornado; residents of Joplin discuss how they survived and how they are preparing for the next one. MORE
Nov. 11, 2012
Disaster-preparedness industry, which may have begun in the cold war era, is growing fast, driven of late by freakish storms like Hurricane Sandy; consumers are clamoring for generators, kerosene heaters, industrial fans and other products; market is in multiple billions of dollars. MORE
Nov. 11, 2012
App City column notes that tech-savvy volunteers have been developing networks that can quickly link helpers to those in need, spurred by government-alert texting systems during Hurricane Sandy. MORE
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Doubts Intensify About Reports of a Video Made During Germanwings Flight's Final Moments
The French police asserted that the reports about it were false and the French prosecutor leading the crash investigation said no videos had been recovered.
April 2, 2015, Thursday
Lufthansa Faces Mounting Challenges as More Details of Germanwings Crash Emerge
The airline instead faced perhaps the worst crisis in its history, as anger in Germany was increasingly directed toward the company and its chief executive.
April 2, 2015, Thursday
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Lufthansa Says Germanwings Pilot Reported Deep Depression
The company said Andreas Lubitz, thought to have intentionally crashed a Germanwings flight, had informed it of his depressive episodes in 2009 after a break in training.
April 1, 2015, Wednesday
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Role of Illness in Germanwings Crash Raises Worry About Stigma
The intense focus on the co-pilot's mental illness has raised concerns that it could stigmatize mentally ill people and make it harder to identify troubled workers.
March 31, 2015, Tuesday
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Germanwings Co-Pilot Was Treated for 'Suicidal Tendencies,' Authorities Say
The co-pilot of the Germanwings jetliner that crashed in the French Alps had been treated before receiving his pilot's license, officials said Monday.
March 31, 2015, Tuesday
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Andreas Lubitz's Home City Is Left to Clear Away Emotional Wreckage
Residents of Montabaur, Germany, were angry at the media's intrusion while wrestling with how to react to the reality that one of their own may have deliberately steered 149 other people to their deaths.
March 31, 2015, Tuesday
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Chirlane McCray, on the Germanwings Co-Pilot's Mental Health
Chirlane McCray, New York's first lady, writes that "it's time to recognize the stress and responsibility that pilots face and change our regulations and policies to ensure their mental health."
March 31, 2015, Tuesday
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Thoughts at the End of the Road, and a Word of Advice
The writer sums up 16 years of On the Road columns for The Times.
March 31, 2015, Tuesday
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Jet Crash Tests Germany's Faith in Its Precision
Andreas Lubitz, in deliberately crashing a plane, has upended Germany's well-ordered world and challenged other assumptions built into German life.
March 30, 2015, Monday
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Germanwings Crash Investigators Sorting Through Physical and Psychological Clues
Investigators are trying to understand what drove Andreas Lubitz, who was at the controls of the jetliner that crashed in France last week, to the apparent decision to fly into a mountainside.
March 30, 2015, Monday
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Living With Lava, a Slow-Motion Disaster
Residents in the town of Pahoa on Hawaii's Big Island talk about what it's like to live in the path of a very, very slow-moving natural disaster.
Nuclear Power's Promise and Peril
More than three decades after the accident at Three Mile Island cast a shadow on the atomic dream, is America again ready to give nuclear energy a chance?
Obama Gives Condolences to Storm Victims
President Obama offered his condolences to the families of victims after a series of tornadoes caused deaths and widespread destruction in the Midwest and the South on Sunday.
Washington Slope Had a History of Slides
Aerial photography of the area destroyed by Saturday's landslide shows how the land has eroded over the years.
Los Angeles Mayor on Airport Report
Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles commented on a report released about the emergency response to last year's shooting at Los Angeles International Airport.
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Also on the Minute, Schumacher remains in a medically induced coma, and looking back at the N.S.A. and Edward Snowden.
Train Fire Kills Dozens in India
A train traveling between Nanded and Bangalore caught fire at 3:30 a.m. on Saturday. An electrical short-circuit was suspected as the cause, according to local media reports.
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Covering the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan was a challenging assignment in many ways. Sergey Ponomarev, a freelance photographer, reflects on his experience.
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Officials are still trying to prevent further radioactive contamination at the Fukushima power plant.
Aftermath of Indian Train Accident
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It's been nearly three weeks since Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 vanished. Malaysian authorities say the plane went down in the southern Indian Ocean. Search efforts are concentrated in an area about 1,500 miles off Australia's west coast. What's the latest? The Japanese government announced that one of its intelligence satellites spotted some objects Wednesday. Malaysian Transport Minister, Hishammuddin Hussein: Earlier, Thai officials said one of their satellites located 300 objects that could be linked to the missing plane. And airborne searches have been suspended for Thursday due to poor weather.
An astonishingly tragic year for air travel in Southeast Asia turned worse Sunday when an AirAsia plane carrying 162 people disappeared over stormy Indonesian waters, with no word on its fate despite several hours of searching by air and sea. AirAsia Flight 8501 vanished in airspace possibly thick with dense storm clouds, strong winds and lightning on its way from Surabaya, Indonesia, to Singapore. Searchers had to fight against heavy rain. The Malaysia-based carrier's loss comes on top of the still-unexplained disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 in March and the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 in July over Ukraine. At the Surabaya airport, shocked family members pored over the plane's manifest, crying and embracing when they learned the news. Nearly all the passengers and crew are Indonesians, who are frequent visitors to Singapore, particularly on holidays.
Ground zero for the grassroots effort here to persuade Elizabeth Warren to run for president is headquartered in a small office park where a yard sign taped to a door is the only marker of the activity inside. One recent weekday afternoon, about 20 volunteers in Des Moines, Iowa gathered to strategize about how to convince their friends and neighbors -- and most importantly the Massachusetts senator -- that she needs to run for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Yemeni President Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi demanded on Saturday that Houthi rebels in his country surrender. At an Arab League meeting in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, Hadi called on rebels to give up territory they took in recent offensives, and demanded that their leaders turn themselves over to government forces. The president added that Saudi Arabia-led airstrikes against Houthi rebels will continue until they cease fighting. According to Al Jazeera, Hadi stated Operation Decisive Storm will not cease until safety and security are grasped for the Yemeni people. The president fled to Saudi Arabia on Thursday, as rebels approached the southern city of Aden, after Houthis took over Yemen's capital of Sanaa. Saudi Arabia began blasting Houthi positions from the sky on Wednesday in an attempt to stop the advance.
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Creating a Lens application that uses HLSL effects for filters
This article covers how to create a Lens application that applies different filters to the photos. These filters are programmed in High Level Shading Language and are executed on the GPU to take advantage of the new DirectX functionality introduced in Windows Phone 8.
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Creating the base project
Modifying the MainPage
Open a new instance of Visual Studio and create a project based on the Windows Phone App template. We will be using a standard C#/XAML application and modify it further to accustom our requirements. Start by opening the MainPage.xaml file and deleting the Grid control named LayoutRoot and all its children elements. Now create a control of type DrawingSurfaceBackgroundGrid as the page's root and give it a name (we will be calling it DrawingSurface). This is required when your application is going to use full screen mode for advanced graphics rendering through DirectX, so you don't get any performance penalties derived from the XAML composition system. You can find more info about this control in the MSDN article Direct3D with XAML apps for Windows Phone 8.
Adding SharpDX references
Instead of using the default DirectX interoperatiblity though a separate C++ DLL, we are going to use the SharpDX library to make drawing calls from C# code. This library is a wrapper of the underlying DirectX functions that allow them to be used in any .NET language and currently supports Windows Desktop, Windows Metro and Windows Phone 8. Start by heading to the downloads section and get the package of your choice: "binary only" includes the libraries and "full package" has some sample code on how to perform common tasks with SharpDX.
Create a new directory inside your project's folder called Lib. Open it and create two child folders called x86 and ARM. Decompress the package you downloaded and from the Bin folder, copy the contents of Standard-wp8-x86 to your x86 folder and Standard-wp8-ARM to ARM. In your project, right click on References and select Add References..., and in the new window click Browse and navigate to the Lib\x86 folder to select the following assemblies:
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- SharpDX.Toolkit.dll
- SharpDX.Toolkit.Game.dll
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Since the assemblies aren't AnyCPU, and currently we only have the x86 ones referenced, we must edit our project manually so the compiler references the correct ones. Close Visual Studio and open your CSPROJ file in your favourite text editor and look for the items named Reference, like this one:
<Reference Include="SharpDX">
You need to change the x86 part of the path to $(Platform), so it ends like this:
<Reference Include="SharpDX">
What we have written is a MSBuild property that gets replaced with the current platform name when building the project, so the correct version of the assemblies is used. Repeat this step for all existing references to SharpDX. When finished, save the changes and reopen the solution in Visual Studio.
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Zoo World is a zoo management tycoon style social game. Players build, customize, and run their own zoo. Invest in a variety of exotic animals, breed specific species, care for them, and hire staff to keep the place running properly. Compete against other zoo mates in challenging races. Help out at your friends' zoos or shop for decorations to make your park stand out. Select rare animals, various food carts, special attractions, and set up exhibits to create the ultimate zoo.
Publisher: RockYou
Playerbase: High
Graphics: Medium
Type: Social MMO
EXP Rate: High
PvP: N/A
Platform: Facebook
Pros: +Unique leveling system. +Cool wildlife trivia. +Realistic zoo animal sound effects. +Fun racing mini-game.
Cons: -Graphics could be better. -Limited customization. -Simplistic gameplay may not appeal to all.
Zoo World Overview
Zoo World is a 2D simulated zoo management game where users can build their own virtual zoo from scratch. Add ring-tailed lemurs, bobcats, blue whales, chipmunks, owls, or even gremlins to create an interesting selection of animals on display. Hire employees to keep the zoo running. Shop for decorations or breed specific species to race against other zoo mates. Like most tycoon genre based games players have to increase their visitors and boost profits by expanding their park. Although comparable to Social City or Rollercoaster Kingdom in terms of gameplay Zoo World offers a unique leveling system. Players must complete various tasks while managing their animal domain. Design a wonderland for wildlife in Zoo World.
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Zoo World is a 2D tycoon simulated zoo management game where players create their own virtual zoo. Select various ultra rare to common wildlife to include in your park. Add mystical creatures like the Blue Pegasus or the White Dragon. Give visitors an interesting display showcasing rainbow colored Peacocks, Flying Box Bats, Seahorses, Golden Eagles, Wombats, Monkeys, Dolphins, and California Sea Lions. There's a wide variety to choose from. Feed and hire staff to help care for them. Complete achievement tasks to level up and unlock new exotic wildlife. Breed certain species to race against other friends' top animals. Decorate with special attractions, trees, and food stands to build the ultimate zoo.
Starting Zoo World, the Gameplay
In Zoo World players start out with a lump sum of money and a small area of land to build their park. Clicking the shop icon will show animals divided by categories like mammal, bird, aquatic, reptile, and insect. Any animal within budget can be purchased. Once selected players are prompted to place the exhibit in the desired location using a click and drag method. Although, users are able to design the area as they choose animals and other structures can't be turned or rotated to face a particular direction. The leveling system in Zoo World is different from other similar Facebook games like Social City or Rollercoaster Kingdom. Players have to accomplish achievement tasks in order to level up. These tasks are listed at the top of the shop area under Next Achievement. Tasks usually include feeding animals, breeding, adding kiosks, decorations, hiring employees, or visiting fellow zoo mates. When animals are hungry a treat bubble will appear above their cage. Clicking it allows zoo managers to choose fruit, candy, or cupcake treats to feed them. Each treat varies from 10 minutes to 2 days before the animals will be starving again. It's important to feed them on time in order to earn the bonus XP.
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Players can breed certain animals like the Bald Eagle, Giant Octopus, Goat, Blue Whale, Chipmunk, American Alligator, Yellow Mongoose, Great-Horned Owl, Fennee Fox, and Unicorn. To breed simply select the breed option and pay the fee. When the eggs hatch players must feed and then move the baby animal to their proper cage. Breeding is not free. It costs zoo cash to breed. Users also must upgrade the cage to fit the increased number of animals. Players can teach these animals cool tricks to perform for zoo visitors like the salute or to shake hands. This is done through training sessions. Training is a slow process. A small portion of the trick is learned at 5 minutes intervals. Each trick costs a higher amount to learn. A speed bonus that can be used for the zoo racing mini-game is rewarded for every trick learned.
Zoo Racing with Friends
In the mini-game Zoo Racing players select one of their special wildlife creatures such as the Bald Eagle to race against other fellow zoo mates for prizes. Set high in the sky players must guide their bird through the clouds armed with balls or darts. Blast floating balloons carrying bags of money while avoiding bulky blimps that serve as obstacles. Beat the other zoo animal to the finish line to win. Prizes are usually obsidian speed stones to make birds move faster or cash. Participate in up to five races per day.
Visiting fellow zoo mates or neighbors pay big in Zoo World. Every friend pays a minimum of $200 for stopping by to care for their animals. There isn't much to it. A quick click and instant cash is made. Occasionally mystery boxes filled with money are stashed at various zoo mates' zoos. If they randomly appear during a visit players can click them for an extra bonus. This makes earning additional income to purchase items very easy especially if a player has a lot of neighbors. Each day players can participate in a Daily Quiz focused on Wildlife Trivia. A cash reward is given for answering the question correctly within the 15 second time limit. The questions can be challenging. Zoo World has realistic sound effects mimicking a real zoo which enhances the experience when visiting zoo mates. Chirping, squawks, growls, bellows, and even monkey chatter can be heard. The graphics on the other hand could use improvement. Visitors in the zoos aimlessly march in circles.
Kiosks, Food, Attractions, and Shopping
Throughout Zoo World players have to continuously shop for kiosks, food stands, entertaining attractions, specialty shows, and miniature shops to draw in more visitors. Add waterslides, roller coasters, arcades, a Killer Whale show, animal feeding posts, postcard stands, fish feeding stations, and hot air balloon rides. Players can create snack areas by placing pizza, burger, popcorn, ice cream, candy, funnel cake, and beer stands.
For every kiosk owned a kiosk manager must be hired. Multiple attractions also require more maintenance managers. Decorations in Zoo World vary from items like trees, benches, rocks, waterfalls, and volcanoes to castles. Although, there's an adequate variety to choose from users are still limited in the customization of their zoo. Items are slowly unlocked through leveling up. This gives players a smaller selection to work with and can hinder design ideas. Kiosks and decorations also increase in price as a player advances. An option allows users to change the landscape of their zoo into plateaus, snow peaks, great falls, or mountainous.
Final Verdict: Good
Zoo World is a solid game for individuals who love wildlife and Zoo Tycoon management games. Players build and run their own virtual zoo, breed animals, race, and test their wildlife knowledge in fun trivia quizzes. Add themed attractions and food stands or visit zoo mates. The unique achievement based leveling system separates it from similar Facebook games like Social City or Rollercoaster Kingdom. The simplistic gameplay may not appeal to everyone but it's still entertaining.


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Hot off the presses, the newly revised Stormwater Cycling Tour is a great way to ride around town and learn more about the innovations Portland is using to soak up stormwater. The map guides bicyclists on a tour of nearly 30 stormwater facilities, including ecoroofs, green streets, naturescaping, trees, planters, swales, and rain gardens. You can find more information about each site here.
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Outer Galaxies Overview
Outer Galaxies is a detailed space themed MMORPG where players will travel between vast galaxies, each containing numerous solar systems. Players can take on multiple roles as they mine asteroids for raw materials, manufacture new weapons and ships as traders, or hound other players as space pirates. The interface and core gameplay features are similar to those of Eve Online, but Outer Galaxies is free and plays right on a web browser. Action is fast paced, and there are plenty of NPC opponents for new players to hunt. New recruits must chose between two warring factions:
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All that snipping would make anyone delirious! Haha! What a great idea for a backpack.ReplyDelete
Wonderful. Makes me wish I didn't have an aversion to the sewing machine.ReplyDelete
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This is really neat! I've seen the pillow-to-quilt before, but never a backpack-to-quilt. I've been quilting up a storm lately, and this is going straight into my idea file. My kids would both love this!ReplyDelete
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What brand of fabrics did you use? I would love to make these for my kids, but I am wondering if the cheaper joann flannels will hold up well enough... I will have to save up to spring for the more expensive quilter's flannels! ;-)ReplyDelete
I love your tutorial. I love that you included your after-thoughts. I find that I have a lot of those when I sew, wishing I had thought of that "before" I did something, not after.ReplyDelete


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(CNN) -- Losing weight may not be just about WHAT you eat but WHEN you eat it, according to a new study. Participants in the study who ate a bigger meal later in the day lost less weight than those who ate earlier.
Study author Dr. Frank Scheer, director of the medical chronobiology program at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, and his colleagues followed 420 people in Spain during a 20-week weight loss treatment program.
The participants were split into two groups -- early eaters who ate lunch before 3 p.m. and late eaters who ate lunch after 3 p.m. In Spain, lunch is the biggest meal of the day, comprising about 40% of a person's daily calories.
The early eaters, on average, lost 25% more weight than the late eaters over the course of the study, according to Scheer.
The study authors found no difference in the groups' weight loss based on breakfast and dinner timing. They also looked at energy expenditure, dietary composition, appetite hormones and sleep duration. These factors were similar in both groups, leading the authors to conclude that the timing of the large meal was the source of the sluggish weight loss. The study was published Tuesday in the International Journal of Obesity.
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Did you know your fat tissue has a built-in clock? In fact, the majority of cells in your body run on a 24-hour schedule, Scheer says.
The combination of all these body clocks is called the circadian system, and it's controlled by a group of cells in your brain's hypothalamus. But the "clocks" in individual organs' cells can be altered by daily activity that doesn't affect the control center.
For instance, researchers have found that feeding animals during abnormal times can "reset" the clocks in their liver and pancreas, which are key to optimizing metabolism. When this happens, the brain's central clock remains on schedule. This can result in a de-synchronization between the two.
"That then could lead to abnormal weight gain or a decrease in weight loss," Scheer says.
Part of this could be due to the body's ability to handle glucose, the type of sugar that usually comes from carbohydrates. Late eaters in the study showed significantly higher HOMA levels, an index of insulin resistance that's used to identify diabetes.
Your system is better able to cope with higher glucose levels in the morning, Scheer says, extracting sugar from the blood to use as energy. "The same meal load later in the day would not be received as well."
Genetic link
Researchers have identified several genes that may play a role in obesity and sleep cycles -- i.e. whether we're early risers or night owls. One gene called the CLOCK gene affects our circadian rhythms. A rare variant of the gene -- the "c" allele - has been linked to obesity.
This minor allele was more common in the study's late eaters. This gene could cause them to want to eat later in the day, Scheer says.
Another explanation
The late eaters in the study often ate less for breakfast or skipped breakfast all together. Past studies have shown that's a recipe for diet disaster. Fasting for too long can put the body into so-called "storage mode." People who skip breakfast are also more likely to overeat later, although the study authors did not find a significant difference in the overall calories both groups ate.
There are limitations to these results. The study was observational, meaning the researchers asked participants to record their own meals. Observational studies can link two items -- like meal times and weight loss -- but can't show cause and effect. The study needs to be verified with a randomized controlled trial.
That said, planning your meals for earlier in the day couldn't hurt.
"We should really seriously consider the effect of not only what we eat, but when we eat," Scheer says.
Try to follow the King, Prince, Pauper rule: eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dinner like a pauper.
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