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At least four dead in I-94 pileup near Alexandria in central Minnesota
Four people were killed in a multi-vehicle pileup west of Alexandria on Interstate 94, according to Sergeant Jesse Grabow with the Minnesota State Patrol.
The crash happened at about 3:15 p.m. during a heavy snowfall. Law enforcement personnel responded to a six-vehicle pileup on the eastbound lanes near mile marker 97.
Authorities have not yet released the names of those killed or injured in the crash. At least two people were taken to the hospital.
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Day 7
I'll start day 7 for Bev with this fall siggie.
O.k., maybe I'm being a bit sensative, but.Urlee..when you said to Elaine..if you get what I mean..I am taking that a little bit personal..I really don't know how else it can be interperted..If you prefer that I don't post anymore..I will be glad to oblige..I was just trying to get a little motivation going in the group..I am sorry if I have come on as a pest.. and if I misunderstood the statement..I am also sorry for that...I"m kind of in a down mood tonight, so unfortunately it hit me the wrong way...I also know I'm not the best pspr in the world, but I try... Please accept my apologies.
Oh my goodness Bev,
I think very highly of you AND your PSP talent!
It was in NO WAY directed at you.
I am so sorry as I now looked at the way you took it and can see how you would think that.
Elaine made me that siggie, which is the same as hers, and my thanks was pointed at the tag as her reply back indicated.
I am so, so, sorry for the misunderstanding I think the world of all of you on here. I was a little depressed last night and of course, when your that way, you take everything the wrong way...My mistake...Everything is O.K.
and anyone who wants to start a post for the day is "Believe Me" welcome to do it...I just wanted to get the ball rolling again in here for our group...and it seems to have gotten us all busy doing a little more posting..so as Martha would say.."That's a Good Thing"
Your PSP..buddie..Bev
This is definitely not complicated Elly - it is an animated alphabet. I'm wouldn't be any good at writing a tutorial on how to do this, but I'd sure do a siggie for you......just tell me what name you want and I'll make it!
I'll send you the animated alpha if you want to do it yourself, but if you don't - I'll make one for you, just tell me the name.

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By James Pouliot
With the world's population growing larger every year, demand for meat, dairy and eggs is on rise. Some worry that the global demand for animal products will soon outstrip our ability to produce them. But one San Francisco startup thinks it can change the way we shop by convincing the meat-loving population that its vegan products are not only cruelty-free and environmentally sound, but cheaper and tastier than the real thing.
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Versace Parfums extra large white patterned weekender tote handbag.
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Shoedazzle. Harleen. Size 6.5. Wood-effect strappy high sandals
My friend received these ages ago and can no longer return them. They are new in box.
Retail for $54.95, selling for $30
Pickup in Westport/Volker area.
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Nike x Supreme High Top Red
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Ladies Hat,Scarf,& Glove Set
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I have a brand new, tags still on wedding dress by Vera Wang. Engagment was broken off and i am selling dress. Gorgeous strapless and tons of ruffles. Ivory in color and size 10. I was a size 8 but dress is 10 Always
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Coalport China questions
Happy Holidays all!
A neighbor asked me to research some things they were given from an elderly Aunt's estate. The one box has Coalport China, English Garden pattern. See the pictures below, there is a tea pot, 2 bread & butter plates, one tea cup and saucer, and another cup with no handle and a saucer.
What is the cup with no handle?
And I'm not finding much on the internet about this pattern. I found that this is the scalloped edge version of this pattern. And I have no idea how old this pattern actually is.
Anyone know anything about this pattern?
I suspect it is an open sugar bowl. That's how it was described on a site in the U.K. for the same pattern, but in its smooth (instead of scalloped) interpretation. My first impulse was to say tea bowl, but that would have been so affectatious, since it's obvious this pattern is much, much later than when tea bowls were mainstream. There is a lot of English garden around and it's 20th century. My second reaction was a buillon cup, and I suppose that's possible. It's just a lovely pattern.
The cup with no handle is a "slop bowl"....also called a waste bowl. Such a piece was usually included with tea sets of the era. It was used to pour cold tea from a cup when you wanted a refill. Almost always found in a silver tea set, less often in a china one....perhaps because they had many uses and got broken.
Here is a link that might be useful: slop bowls
Slop bowls were used for "slop"! LOL! When using a hot water kettle and tea concentrate, you warm the cup with a bit of hot water from the kettle pour it into the slop bowl then put in your tea and more hot water. When you come back fro a refill, you dump the dregs of your cup into the slop bowl (or rather the server does) and refill your cup as before.
And tea is never simmered, but rather steeped.
I learned a lot of things in college....in addition to experimental psycology, qualative chemical analysis, French restoration drama, modern American literature, the history of art with the great masters....I learned how to make and serve tea...Every Friday afternoon, tea was served by the house mother in every dorm. The students trooped in like lemmings to chat, have a cup of tea and to snack on little sandwiches and brownies, while Mrs. Wassername poured tea.
Oh yes and I learned how to drink beer in college too!! LOL!
The antique china slop bowls that I've seen (I own one) are considerably larger than the little one shown above. If the Coalport is the size of the one I have in Mason's Manchu it's comparable to a Chinese tea cup & wouldn't hold much waste. I've seen them called sugar pots although with a saucer, bouillon seems more likely.
Thanks everyone ... I had wondered about it being a "slop" bowl since I have an old family tea set that was my great-great grandmother's (Chelsea Ware - Bronze Grape pattern, approx. 98 pieces) and there are slop bowls in that set, but they are larger and much different than the tea cups ...
This cup with no handle is exactly the same size as the tea cup ...
calliope - you said there is plenty of this pattern around, but I'm not finding many pieces that have this scalloped edge. Replacements has only a few pieces, and there are only a few on eBay ... where are you finding this pattern?
My neighbor is wondering if there's any value in the pieces ...
I had a lot of hits on it when I checked the pattern, but a good many of them were 'asides' like on thimble sites, and also a good many were in the U.K. You are right in that the design is more prevalent in the plain pattern and not so much in the scalloped, and the scalloped is so much more dainty to me. Of course there is value in that collection, but I can't help you in evaluation. I am not familiar with Coalport, but know it's collectable.


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Microsoft's OneDrive and OneNote apps are preloaded on the just-announced Samsung Galaxy S6 Android phone. Could this be just the start of more OEM deals for Microsoft?
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We spent a fantastic stay in the villa with my extended Family (5 adults and 3 children including a baby);From the 1st minute to the last Paul organized everything in advance so we just had to relax and enjoy : he picked us up at the airport with drinks; he had arranged fences around the pool with fences for the kids; kitchen was supplied with basic food and drinks (tea, coffee,beer, milk, etc...) so we don't have to go shopping for our first breakfast; he provided us with a mobile phone and with an complete lists of taxi or private car drivers, restaurant which could deliver food to the villa on lazy evenings (very good food actually) and activities ; the TV room had a lot of recent DVDs when some of us didn't want to go out; pushbikes were available to discover the area, etc, etc...It seems that Paul anticipated everything for us to be more than satisfiedThe villas itself is very nice, with large rooms and their own bathroom, with a nice pool for the kids (and adults), with a lot of areas with table and chairs so you are always able to isolate yourself for a lunch if you want to get away from your group; The kids loved seeing the parrots coming in the Morning to rest on top of one tree in the garden and all of us really enjoyed the roof top and its bar for sunsets with view on the surroundings.The villa is not in the main streets of Sanur in front of the beach so it's very quite at night which was good for us with the children. And with the bikes or taxis you can reach the beach or beachfront restaurant very quickly.In summary, a very good and relaxing stay. We look forward to coming back
Thank you Paul for providing such a lovely villa to stay in. You made us so welcome and made sure we had all the information we needed to make our stay at your villa and in Bali a great holiday. The villa is very clean and with the four independent bedroom settings everyone had their own space. The pool was well maintained and clean, we spent many mornings in and around the pool. Your outside dining was lovely under the mango tree and we enjoyed our evening drinks on the rooftop watching the sunset. The bikes were great to get to and from Sanur township and if we felt like taking the easy way the taxi service was always not too long to wait for. Having a cleaner in the house 6 out of 7 days of the week makes it feel even more like a holiday as you can take time out from the kitchen chores. Ordering meals from the local restaurants was easy and efficient and the coffee shop on the beachfront in town is definitely a must. It became our first stop on our trips to the town. As the villa is not in the heart of the town you are able to enjoy the local village atmosphere which was great. Our teenage sons did find they wanted to spend more time in Kuta where the night clubs and the surfing beaches are but this was only a 20 to 30 minute taxi ride away at a reasonable cost for the trip.
We stayed at Villa Vishnu with our two young children and had a truly wonderful stay. The villa was, to be honest, larger than we needed and could comfortably accommodated at least two more. The rooms were large, airy and well appointed, the gardens were immaculate and we could barely get the kids out of the pool. And then there were the bikes, the DVDs the rooftop deck...all in all a wonderful experience.Paul was a wonderful host, all his recommendations for Sanur were spot on, and he couldn't have done any more for us. The staff unobtrusively kept the place spotless.Highly recommended.
great villa for family or even 3 couples3 big rooms all with ensuitslarge pool area is great and living areas are good too along with a roof top for sunset drinksPool fence is great (best I have seen in a bali villa), never had to worry about our 3 yr old getting into thingsPaul the owner is super helpful, gave us a bali phone for booking dinner, taxis etc,.., picked us from arport, gave us a brief tour of sanur to get a feel for it. He couldnt do a enough for us, he even organised us a box of Bintang delivered.Villa staff are very good. Even helped with babysitting of a night.getting around was very easy - Pauls driver Gusto took us everywhere at a drop of an SMSfor breakfast make sure you go to the end of the street and eat the sweet sticky rice & bali kopi of a morning with the locals and for lunch or dinner mila's warung around the corner is great. We loved the location as it reminded us of what back streets of legian and seminyak was like 15 yrs ago
had a lovely time here with 2 other couples - the owner was very receptive to negoitating a great nightly rate for the full run of the villa (AUD$168 per night).. 3 double bedrooms all with ensuites, a huge airconditioned media room, gorgeous pool and amenities.. the staff were a delight and transport was certainly not a problem.. Sanur beach is a AUD$2.00 taxi ride away.. plenty of restaurants to sample the delights that are of a very high standard at great balinese prices... thanks so much - we will definately be rebooking...


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Bounties part of game across the NFL
That's the truth. I can't sugarcoat this. It was a system we all bought into.
I ate it up.
It's hard not to, not when you're playing for a coach like Gregg Williams, my defensive coordinator while I was with the Washington Redskins…
...I'm not saying it's right. Or ethical. But the NFL isn't little league football with neighborhood dads playing head coach. This is the business of winning. If that means stepping over some line, you do it.
Bounties, cheap shots, whatever you want to call them, they are a part of this game. It is an ugly tradition that was exposed Friday with Williams front and center from his time coaching the defense in New Orleans. But don't peg this on him alone. You will find it in plenty of NFL cities.
Win or else. That's the drill.
Bowen provides some needed perspective in this suddenly-raging debate. It doesn't make Gregg Williams right. It simply provides some context.
What Bowen is saying is that when you have a multi-billion dollar business like the NFL, in which the very brand has been built on a little of the 'ol ultra violence, and further, in which the average NFL career is just a tiny window, you shouldn't be surprised or shocked when you wake up one day to find out gladiators will look for any edge they can get.
Enough Football Violence
I watch because there's intricate strategy in every play called, and there's extraordinary athleticism in every play that goes better than expected.
I watch for the 54-yard field goal with five seconds to go.
I watch for Tim Tebow, who doesn't administer any crushing hits at all, but makes you wonder about the power of positive thinking and the corkscrew turns of fortune.
I stop watching–I even turn away–when an outstretched, utterly vulnerable wide receiver is about to take a helmet in his side and hit the ground with the kind of impact that could cause a concussion if he's lucky, worse if he's not. And I find myself conflicted about my enthusiasm for the sport, given its grim toll.
Good Afternoon, Broncos fans! The biggest NFL news in quite some time hit yesterday - that the Saints defense under the direction of former DC and momentary Denver head-coaching candidate Gregg Williams (and mentor to recent Broncos DC and new Oakland head man Dennis Allen) employed a bounty system funded mainly by players to reward each other for knocking out opposing players and forcing them to be carted off the field, along with less-nefarious goals like creating turnovers and scoring touchdowns.
Who else put cash into this system? A felon not employed by the team, but with a direct line of communication to Saints coach Sean Payton.
Williams, who rejoined his old boss Jeff Fisher (when both were with the Titans) in St. Louis to run the Rams defense, issued a statement yesterday acknowledging the program and taking full responsibility for it. The league's investigation found the bounty system existed throughout Williams' three-year tenure in New Orleans; as could be expected, the Redskins defense employed a similar system while the well-traveled Williams was coordinating their defense. Joe Gibbs, his boss in Washington, is claiming ignorance.
It's worth noting that between Williams's stints in Washington and New Orleans, he spent the 2008 season running the Jaguars defense for new Denver DC Jack Del Rio, then Jacksonville's head coach. As for Williams' first stint with Fisher in Tennessee, ex-Titans safety Blaine Bishop claims there was no bounty system.
NFL: Saints defense had 'bounty' fund
Between 22 and 27 defensive players on the New Orleans Saints, as well as defensive coordinator Gregg Williams, maintained a "bounty" program funded primarily by players in violation of NFL rules during the 2009, 2010 and 2011 seasons, the NFL announced Friday.
The investigation showed that the total amount of funds in the pool may have reached $50,000 or more at its height during the 2009 playoffs. The program paid players $1,500 for a "knockout" and $1,000 for a "cart-off," with payouts doubling or tripling during the playoffs.
"The payments here are particularly troubling because they involved not just payments for 'performance,' but also for injuring opposing players," Goodell said. "The bounty rule promotes two key elements of NFL football: player safety and competitive integrity."
While I'm sure Roger Goodell is going to feign the requisite amount of shock and disgust at this news, it doesn't come as a surprise to the rest of us. The idea of taking out an opposing player is as old as the league itself. What makes this story even more peculiar, however, is that Saints owner, Tom Benson, ordered Mickey Loomis, Saints GM, to stop the bounties. Yet, they continued. Loomis can probably kiss his job (and his proverbial ass) goodbye.
Here's some additional food for thought: Dennis Allen, former Broncos defensive coordinator, was defensive backs coach for the Saints in 2009 and 2010. So he knew all about his mentor's "bounty" program.
What are the chances that he brought a little of this sugar to Denver? Not high, would be my guess.
What are the chances he brings it to Oakland as their head coach? Zero, now that Goodell is making the rounds.
Don't try to read the future in unpredictable NFL; more Snaps
To repeat, I think Philadelphia and Denver make the most sense as a mystery team in the RGIII sweepstakes, because the Eagles can get out of their Michael Vick contract after 2012, and John Elway is said to be impressed with Griffin and his pass-first, run-later skill set. The No. 15 Eagles and No. 25 Broncos could be motivated enough to join the likely suitors of No. 4 Cleveland, No. 6 Washington and No. 8 Miami.
Peter King had written in his latest MMQB that he thinks Denver picks a quarterback in the first two rounds, and he mentioned in the current SI that the Rams already had several feelers—including one from a team "you would never expect". That last part apparently prompted something of a Twitter kerfuffle.
As noted in today's Lard, Rams GM Les Snead echoed King's MMQB point by stating that some of the teams expressing interest in the #2 pick are not so obvious.
Former Denver Bronco Perrish Cox not guilty in sex-assault case
Former Denver Broncos cornerback Perrish Cox has been found not-guilty on two counts of sexual assault of a victim unable to assess her condition.
The jury deliberated for four hours on Thursday and just over two hours today. The verdict was just read in Douglas County District Court.
Someone's going to sign him. Anyone willing to bet it's not the Bengals?
As Florio notes, Cox would be unable to avoid testifying in a potential civil suit.
Chat wrap: Could Broncos make a play for RG3?
Bill Williamson: Could be the Broncos. But that's no mystery. The Broncos scouted him during the season often. The problem is, there is little chance they can move up from No. 25 all the way up to No. 2 to get him.
BW: It could come down to that scenario, although I might put Chad Henne in the mix. I think Orton and Campbell are comparable, although I think Campbell may have slightly some more upside. Crennel loves Orton, but quarterbacks coach Jim Zorn knows Campbell well. It could be very interesting.
BW: I'm hearing Mathis is high on their list. Williams may be one of the biggest free agents on the board, but Mathis is a high quality player who is may be a tad cheaper. If Mathis doesn't sign with the Colts, the Chargers may be in play.
Today's grammar lesson come from our friend, Bill Williamson. What's the topic? Auxiliary verbs. They are the Mother's Little Helper of verbs: they allow one to appear to say something profound while giving weasel-like escapability. Can, might, may, will, could--the list goes on and on.
Will the Broncos move up and take RG3? They might.
Will the Chiefs keep Orton? They could.
Will Woody Paige suddenly self combust? He may.
That's right, anything could, might, or may happen. Of course, it might not, either. And that's the beauty of this kind of football writing.
You don't have to say anything at all.
Happy Friday, Broncos fans! The jury in Perrish Cox's rape trial failed to reach agreement on a verdict yesterday, and they will resume deliberations today.
As Mike Florio sees it, this extended discussion is likely a bad sign for the prosecution, especially following such a brief trial short on facts and testifying witnesses. But, Florio stresses that a potential acquittal of Cox would point to the strength of our judicial system in not providing convictions in the absence of conclusive evidence and/or testimony.
A Lone Tree detective testified that while in a holding cell, Cox posed the following query to explain his accuser's pregnancy:
What if she jumped on me when I was passed out?
For what it's worth, Mike Klis thinks the prosecuting attorney is a low talker.
Jury gets case against former Bronco Perrish Cox
Cox did not testify in his own defense of charges that he raped a woman who was passed out at his apartment over Labor Day 2010.
In court earlier this morning, the prosecution played a video recording of the interrogation of Cox in December 2010, during which he repeatedly denied having sex with the alleged victim.
"I didn't touch her at all," Cox said, throwing his hands into the air. "She wasn't even drunk." After he was arrested by police, Cox asked the officers "I'm going to jail? Are you kidding me?"
In his closing statement, Steinberg said his client may have lied about having sexual contact with the alleged victim. "There may be a long line of distinguished individuals who did the same," Steinberg said. "But that doesn't make it rape."
I'm sorry, but is Steinberg implying that Perrish Cox is a distinguished individual?
Fletcher Cox - DT - Mississippi State, 6-4, 298 lb
One of my favorite stories from the recent Combine was one told by NFL Network's excellent analyst and draft expert Mike Mayock about his own introduction to Bill Parcells. The first thing the two-time Super Bowl champion head coach said upon meeting Mayock was, "You're like a bull in high grass, Mike." "What's that?" asked Mayock. "You're lost." Parcells replied.
Mayock may have come a long way since then, but it's also fair to note that even the best of draft guys are wrong a lot of the time. On the other hand - so are head coaches and GMs. Those that try to comprehend the draft are always going to be in some high grass. That's one of the things that makes it so enjoyable: you can always either find a diamond in the rough, or take a can't-miss candidate who can -and does.
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Cinque Terre Hiking Day Trip from Florence
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Cinque Terre Hiking Day Trip from Florence. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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Angle the guide is the best. Had a great time
A lot of fun. Be ready for a hike.
Excellent tour with an excellent guide. Angel was amazing and looked after the group very well. We will highly recommend this tour to any and all we know headed to Florence!
Great tour. Good pace, flexible, and angel the tour guide was funny and informative. Lunch was great too. Do it!
My trip to Cinque Terre was nothing short of outstanding. Our tour guide, Lavvi (spelling?) was extremely knowledgeable and personable. She was a great tour guide for this trip who made the beautiful landscape and hike through Cinque Terre that much more enjoyable.
Absolutely terrific tour/trek with a nice balance of hiking between 2 towns and with strolling in the five main towns. We had time to stop for a drink or time on the beaches. Freddy was a wonderful guide keeping our group of many ages moving along at a good pace and arranging train tickets and times---all the reasons one takes a tour rather than try to do it all yourself. We preferred this hike and sightseeing to merely seeing the towns on tour. One gets an experience of the spaces and the terrain on this tour. We would do it again and recommend this tour over other options for seeing the Cinque Terre.
We ended up having lovely weather by the end of the day and the tour was very informational and we walked at a good pace! The free time was nice too, I would do it again!
Freddie, William, and Marko (the driver) were absolutely wonderful. The lunch was perfect with water and carbs for quick energy for the hike. The views, vegetation, and serenity make the hike well with the exertion. Freddie was very accommodating, kind and caring of the different levels of physical
The tour guides on this trip were awesome, multilingual, very nice people. They were very considerate, knowledgeable and fun. The sights and scenery were absolutely stunning. Highly recommend this trip.
The service was great. Meet up location was easy to find. Guide was very knowledgeable and made excellent recommendations.
My favorite tour. And the tour guide, Julian, was awesome. I would highly recommend this tour!
Excellent tour, great guides, very well organized. Not as strenuous as expected.
One of the best experiences of my life. The hike was difficult but well worth the trek. The views are absolutely stunning! If there is one thing you should do while in Florence, its this tour. (WEAR RUNNING SHOES)
Fantastic tour! One of the highlights of our trip--Lavinia was an amazing tour guide and really made the tour great. The hiking was beautiful--if you have trouble walking, this is not for you. The meal was good a variety of different seafood items, my favorite was the pesto pasta--delicious. Cinque Terre is gorgeous, this is a great tour if you are short on time but want to make the most of your day.
My few of my friends and I are studying abroad for the fall 2014 semester. We had a Thanksgiving break, so we decided to travel around Italy. One of our friends had heard about Cinque Terre and when we looked up pictures we decided that we needed to get there. We were staying in Florence, so we saw that the best way to do this was through this trip, and I'm telling you it was so worth it. The meeting point was easy to find. Our tour guide Julian was super cute and very knowledgeable about the things we passed on the bus. The hike itself was a little less than three miles and actually pretty difficult but not unmanageable by any means. We had an amazing seafood and pesto lunch with an amazing view of the colorful cities on the cliffs. We then got to walk around three or four of the five cities, and because we were there in fall it was not crowded at all. Overall, it was definitely a good price for all the things that were included and great for students. Everyone in my group loved it! The only thing is that if you have knee, back, or foot problems, the hike may be too much for you, but they will give you another option.
This was the best tour I have ever had. The guides were very informative and made everyone laugh and have a good time. They had options if you didn't want to hike anymore. We took a bus, train, hiked and a boat. Very awesome day. The guides told us a lot of history on the bus and lunch had the most awesome view. I have recommended this tour to everyone I know.


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Unique chemistry in hydrogen catalystsOctober 25, 2013 8:23 am | News | Comments
Making hydrogen easily and cheaply is a dream goal for clean, sustainable energy. Bacteria have been doing exactly that for billions of years, and now chemists at the Univ. of California, Davis and Stanford Univ. are revealing how they do it, and perhaps opening ways to imitate them.
Stanford drones open way to new world of coral researchOctober 16, 2013 2:43 pm | by Rob Jordan, Stanford Univ. | News | Comments
Scientists still know relatively little about the world's biggest corals, where they are and how long they have lived. Camera-equipped flying robots which have the ability to film these corals from the air promise new insights into climate change effects on important ecosystems.
New heat-resistant materials could improve solar cell efficiencyOctober 16, 2013 7:30 am | News | Comments
Scientists have created a heat-resistant thermal emitter that could significantly improve the efficiency of solar cells. The novel component is designed to convert heat from the sun into infrared light, which can then be absorbed by solar cells to make electricity. Unlike earlier prototypes that fell apart at temperatures below 1,200 C, the new thermal emitter remains stable at temperatures as high as 1,400 C.
Iron melt network helped grow Earth's coreOctober 8, 2013 10:23 am | News | Comments
The same process that allows water to trickle through coffee grinds to create your morning espresso may have played a key role in the formation of the early Earth and influenced its internal organization, according to a new study by scientists at Stanford Univ.'s School of Earth Sciences.
Scientists create technique for high-speed, low-cost epigenomic mappingOctober 7, 2013 10:29 am | News | Comments
A new technique developed by researchers at the Stanford Univ. School of Medicine could pave the way to an era of personalized epigenomics. The technique could quickly yield huge amounts of useful information about which genes are active in particular cells. The technology involved is cheap, fast and easy to use, and all that would be needed from the patient is a blood sample or needle biopsy.
Engineers build basic computer using carbon nanotubesSeptember 26, 2013 8:45 am | News | Comments
A team of Stanford Univ. engineers has built a basic computer using carbon nanotubes, a semiconductor material that has the potential to launch a new generation of electronic devices that run faster, while using less energy, than those made from silicon chips. This unprecedented feat culminates years of efforts by scientists around the world to harness this promising but quirky material.
Scientists publish theory, formula to improve plastic semiconductorsSeptember 24, 2013 8:34 am | News | Comments
Anyone who's stuffed a smartphone in their back pocket would appreciate the convenience of electronic devices that could bend. Alas, electronic components are generally made from stiff and brittle metals and inorganic semiconductors. Now, researchers have created the first theoretical framework seeking to understand, predict and improve the conductivity of semiconducting polymers.
Scientists make detailed map of current between insulatorsSeptember 13, 2013 7:58 am | News | Comments
When scientists found electrical current flowing where it shouldn't be—at the place where two insulating materials meet—it set off a frenzy of research that turned up more weird properties and the hope of creating a new class of electronics. Now scientists have mapped those currents in microscopic detail and found another surprise: Rather than flowing uniformly, the currents are stronger in some places than others.
Scientists use DNA to assemble a graphene transistorSeptember 9, 2013 8:15 am | by Tom Abate, Stanford Engineering | News | Comments
DNA is the blueprint for life. Could it also become the template for making a new generation of computer chips based not on silicon, but on an experimental material known as graphene? That's the theory behind a process that Stanford Univ. chemical engineering prof. Zhenan Bao has revealed.
Finding could make iPS cells safer for human useSeptember 9, 2013 8:04 am | by Krista Conger, Stanford Univ. | News | Comments
Induced pluripotent stem cells, or iPS cells, are a hot commodity right now in biology. The cells, which are created when non-stem cells are reprogrammed to resemble embryonic stem cells, have many potential uses in therapy and drug development. They're usually created by using a virus to add just four genes to the cell to be reprogrammed. However, a molecular understanding of the transformation process is largely lacking.
A new approach to making climate treaties workAugust 21, 2013 7:58 am | by Rob Jordan, Stanford University | News | Comments
Why can't global leaders agree on a broad, effective climate change pact? More than 20 years after they began, international negotiations based on the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change have resulted in only one legally binding treaty. That agreement, the Kyoto Protocol, has not been ratified by the U.S., historically the world's largest carbon emitter.
Designer glue improves lithium-ion battery lifeAugust 20, 2013 8:11 am | News | Comments
When it comes to improving the performance of lithium-ion batteries, no part should be overlooked; not even the glue that binds materials together in the cathode, researchers at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and Stanford Univ. have found. Tweaking that material, which binds lithium sulfide and carbon particles together, created a cathode that lasted five times longer than earlier designs.
New analysis shows how proteins shift into working modeAugust 8, 2013 11:01 am | News | Comments
In an advance that will help scientists design and engineer proteins, a team including researchers from SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and Stanford Univ. has found a way to identify how protein molecules flex into specific atomic arrangements required to catalyze chemical reactions essential for life.
Disorder can improve performance of plastic solar cellsAugust 7, 2013 7:48 am | by Mark Shwartz, Stanford University | News | Comments
Scientists have spent decades trying to build flexible plastic solar cells efficient enough to compete with conventional cells made of silicon. To boost performance, research groups have tried creating new plastic materials that enhance the flow of electricity through the solar cell. Recently, scientists discovered that disorder at the molecular level actually improves the polymers' performance.
Scientists make first direct images of topological insulator's edge currentsJune 17, 2013 1:57 pm | News | Comments
Researchers have made the first direct images of electrical currents flowing along the edges of a topological insulator. In these strange solid-state materials, currents flow only along the edges of a sample while avoiding the interior. Using an exquisitely sensitive detector they built, the team was able to sense the weak magnetic fields generated by the edge currents and tell exactly where the currents were flowing.
Man-made material shows magnetic personalityJune 10, 2013 7:39 am | News | Comments
Scientists from SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and Stanford Univ. have used finely tuned x-rays at the Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource to pin down the source of a mysterious magnetism that appears when two materials are sandwiched together. Why is this mysterious? Neither material shows a hint of magnetism on its own.
Study: Earthquake acoustics can indicate if a massive tsunami is imminentJune 7, 2013 12:07 pm | by Bjorn Carey, Stanford University | News | Comments
On March 11, 2011, a magnitude 9.0 undersea earthquake occurred 43 miles off the shore of Japan. It generated an unexpectedly massive tsunami that washed over eastern Japan roughly 30 minutes later. Scientists at Stanford University have identified key acoustic characteristics of this quake that indicated it would cause a large tsunami.
Simple wavelength detector could speed data communicationsJune 5, 2013 7:40 am | News | Comments
Researchers at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and Stanford Univ. have created a new device, smaller than a grain of rice, that could streamline optical data communications. It can directly identify the wavelength of light that hits it, and should scale down to the even tinier dimensions needed for multichannel optical data receivers on future generations of computer chips.
Scientists create novel silicon electrodes to improve lithium-ion batteriesJune 4, 2013 7:55 am | News | Comments
Stanford Univ. scientists have dramatically improved the performance of lithium-ion batteries by creating novel electrodes made of silicon and conducting polymer hydrogel, a spongy material similar to that used in contact lenses and other household products. The scientists developed a new technique for producing low-cost, silicon-based batteries with potential applications for a wide range of electrical devices.
Printing innovations provide ten-fold improvement in organic electronicsJune 3, 2013 8:06 am | News | Comments
SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and Stanford Univ. researchers have developed a new printing process for organic thin-film electronics that results in films of strikingly higher quality. The printing process called FLUENCE—fluid-enhanced crystal engineering—results in thin films capable of conducting electricity 10 times more efficiently than those created using conventional methods.
Researchers develop high-efficiency zinc-air batteryMay 30, 2013 7:59 am | News | Comments
Stanford University scientists have developed an advanced zinc-air battery with higher catalytic activity and durability than similar batteries made with costly platinum and iridium catalysts. The results could lead to the development of a low-cost alternative to conventional lithium-ion batteries widely used today.
Computational tool simplifies complex data into 2D imagesMay 20, 2013 9:30 am | News | Comments
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Human-Machine Interface SoftwareNovember 3, 2004 9:24 am | Product Releases | Comments
Watlow, St. Louis, MO, is making a configurator edition of its popular human-machine interface software available at www.watlow.com for free download and unlimited use. The PC-based software, called Watview, allows users to setup and monitor various controllers.LISTED UNDER: Product Design & MFG Software
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This line of Iceman Central Chillers is designed to provide efficient and reliable centralized cooling. These air-cooled or water-cooled units, with capacities from 30 to 80 tons, feature both single and multiple-circuit designs.LISTED UNDER: Chillers/Coolers | Compressor
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The VP series of five and six axis robots are available with a 3 kg payload and a 430 mm reach, making them ideal for light assembly or laboratory use. With a speed of 3900 mm per second and a repeatability of ۪.02 mm, these robots are extremely fast.LISTED UNDER: Assembly Equipment
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Moldex3D plastic injection molding simulation software offers faster solve-times, higher accuracy, ease-of-use, and lower prices compared to similar software.LISTED UNDER: Product Design & MFG Software | Injection Molding
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Those who can afford the Adobe Creative Suite often make enough on a single job to pay for their license. Sure, it'd be swell if the programs were all free, but I can point to several of the Creative Suite competitors that are still trying to catch up after years and years of development. Sometimes free software moves faster, sometimes paid does. In the case of creative software, it seems to me that paid software moves faster, and so produces the sharpest, most powerful tools.
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While visiting the Florida Botanical Gardens today I noticed an amazing strand or clump of gorgeous mahogany blooms. Some of the plants had so many blooms it was almost touching the ground despite having what appeared to be a trunk of 1 to 1 1/2 inches around! Lifting one of these I estimated it was at least 16' tall!
Ed, I think we got down around 40 around thanksgiving or thereabouts and we were not expecting it. We were away for the weekend and I came home and did not find any negative affect on the unprotected plant. I ready that they were not good below 50 but don't give that much creedance. These plants grow easily and purportedly I've been told they will die off and return in the spring.


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One adult per patrol as judge.
Good reinforcement of skills required for First Class.
Also a good review for older scouts since they tend to forget quite a bit without review.
This is a relay between patrols to demonstrate First Class skills and knowledge.
The adult assigned to each patrol positions himself 10, 20, or 30 feet from the patrol. He has a list of Tenderfoot, 2nd Class, and 1st Class questions. Tenderfoot are worth 10 points, 2nd are worth 15, and 1st are worth 20.
At the signal, the patrol leader from each patrol runs to his patrol's judge and tells him what level question he wants - Tenderfoot, 2nd, or 1st. The judge asks for a skill demonstration or answer to a question from that category. If the person is successful, the judge checks off the question and the person runs back to tag the next person. If the person is incorrect, he just returns with no points.
After a set time limit, the patrol with the most points wins. Or, the patrol to answer all questions first wins.
Tenderfoot Skills
Show the Scout Sign.
Say the Scout Oath (make sure they use the Scout Sign).
Say the Scout Law (make sure they use the Scout Sign).
Say the Scout Motto.
Say the Scout Slogan.
What is your patrol name?
What is your patrol yell?
Describe your patrol flag.
Tie two half hitches.
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Describe treatment for simple cuts and scratches.
Describe treatment for blisters on the hand and foot.
Describe treatment for minor burns or scalds (first degree).
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Describe treatment for a nosebleed.
Describe treatment for frostbite.
Describe treatment for sunburn.
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When is it appropriate to use a cooking fire?
When is it appropriate to use a lightweight stove?
Describe treatment for stopped breathing.
Describe treatment for serious bleeding.
Describe treatment for internal poisoning.
Describe treatment for an object in the eye.
Describe treatment for a bite of a suspected rabid animal.
Describe treatment for puncture wounds from a splinter.
Describe treatment for puncture wounds from a nail.
Describe treatment for puncture wounds from a fishhook.
Describe treatment for serious burns (second degree).
Describe treatment for heat exhaustion.
Describe treatment for shock.
Describe treatment for heatstroke.
Describe treatment for dehydration.
Describe treatment for hypothermia.
Describe treatment for hyperventilation.
First Class Skills
Tie a timber hitch.
Tie a clove hitch.
Tie a bowline.
Demonstrate bandages for a sprained ankle.
Demonstrate bandages for injuries on the head.
Demonstrate bandages for the upper arm.
Demonstrate bandages for the collarbone.
Tell the five most common signs of a heart attack.
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Lease Terms: 12 months. Security Deposit: $300. Pet Policy: 1 cat, $500.00 / 2 cats, $700.00 refundable deposit.
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Cats Allowed. Call for service animal policy.
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Allow us to introduce you to your new warm weather scent. For their latest fragrance, the brother duo behind Harvey Prince decided to mimic the joy of waking up to a warm day with the sun shining and the flowers blooming. The resulting blend is an energizing mix of citrus and floral notes that will keep you optimistic even when you get up on the wrong side of the bed.
The scene was great as was the size of the sample, but unfortunately I am allergic to it and it gave me a horrible headache and major sinus problems for a few hours after use. If you aren't sensitive to fragrances at times, I'd recommend it, but if you are, you might want to avoid this one.3