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Implantable device targets tumors using electric fields
Further to a list of side effects ranging from mildly unpleasant to just plain awful, the scattergun nature of chemotherapy often sees healthy tissue damaged along with the cancerous cells. Attacking these cancer cells with better precision would lead to more effective treatments and reduce harmful side effects, and has been a primary objective for researchers. Among this group is a team of scientists that has developed a way of administering cancer-fighting chemicals using an electric field that is claimed to enable a highly-targeted form of treatment. Read More
If there's one job that a person would probably prefer to lose to a robot, it would be fighting fires aboard ships. To help make such a vision a reality, the US Navy and the Office of Naval Research (ONR) released details of demonstration exercises conducted by their Shipboard Autonomous Firefighting Robot (SAFFiR) aboard the fire training ship USS Shadwell last November. Read More
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In a small taste of things to come in military operations, the US Marine Corps has tested a self-driving mini-truck as part of the 2014 RIMPAC international naval exercise. Read More
So first of all ... yes, flying snakes do exist. Disappointingly, though, they don't have scaly dragon-like wings. Instead, they're able to flatten out their bodies after launching themselves from tree branches, proceeding to glide through the air for up to 100 feet (30.5 m). Recently, scientists figured out why that technique works as well as it does. Their findings could have some major applications for us humans. Read More
An important element to the notion of self-driving cars is that they are able to communicate between each other and surrounding infrastructure. While automotive manufacturers have begun to explore this technology and even banded together to hasten its emergence, the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute has been quietly working toward a similar goal. With the an award of US$1 million in funding courtesy of the US Department of Transportation, its researchers hope to develop a framework to facilitate a safe future for autonomous vehicles. Read More
Even today's best rechargeable lithium batteries do lose their ability to hold a charge after a while, and are considered toxic waste once discarded. In just a few years, however, they may be replaced by batteries that are refillable and biodegradable, and that will also have a higher energy density yet a lower price ... and they'll run on sugar. Read More
Although the causes of world hunger are numerous, it certainly doesn't help that factors such as arid conditions and limited land space make it difficult to grow food crops in certain places. If people in those areas could eat foods derived from plants that are hardy to the region, but that aren't considered nutritious, it would go a long way towards addressing the problem. Well, that may soon be a reality, thanks to a newly-developed process that allows cellulose to be converted into starch. Read More
Virginia Tech develops a better robotic jellyfish
Last year, a team of researchers from the Virginia Tech College of Engineering unveiled RoboJelly – a robotic jellyfish in development since 2009, that's about the size of a man's hand. While the squishy little robot is certainly an impressive feat of engineering, the same team has now created a bigger, better jellybot, known as Cyro. Read More
Traditionally, in order to view tiny biological structures such as viruses, they must first be removed from their natural habitats and frozen. While this certainly keeps them still for the microscope, it greatly limits what we can learn about them – it's comparable to an ichthyologist only being able to study dead fish in a lab, instead of observing live ones in the ocean. Now, however, researchers at the Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute have devised a technique for observing live viruses in a liquid environment. It could have huge implications for the development of treatments for viral infections. Read More
While the explosion in the popularity of consumer 3D printers has been enabled by cheaper and cheaper devices, they're still beyond the reach of the average university student. But students at Virginia Tech need not worry about such monetary concerns when looking to turn their ideas into a physical reality thanks to the DreamVendor 3D printer vending machine located in Virginia Tech's College of Engineering. (And no, the machine doesn't vend 3D printers.) Read More
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Time's Up had a rocking party on Friday to show love for all cyclists in NYC. Their bash included a chocolate fountain and burlesque dancers, what more do you need.
See more photos here.
Meanwhile the press is continuing to show hate towards cyclists and continuing to tow the party line that some how bike lanes are the cause of traffic problems. Take CBS's Marcia Kramer who has focused her lens on the Prospect Park Bike lane. (for the third time) Some how the bike lane is the cause of major congestion to the point where emergency vehicles are detained and forced to drive in the bike lane in order to save lives. Sure, I mean it must be all those bicycles blocking traffic and have nothing to do with double parked cars who don't move when they hear sirens blaring.
Check out the story here on Streetsblog. Oh yeah, you'll have to sit through a car commercial first before seeing the CBS story.
I mean it's fair and balanced journalism right? I mean why would Marcia Kramer have any allegiance to any public official who'd be out to do in the bike lane in?
Which you can read about in the NY POST.
Sen. Chuck Schumer may be an avid cyclist, but he's no fan of the bike lane the city installed along his Prospect Park West street last summer.
Read more: here.
Gothamist's John Del Signore makes some interesting points about the CBS coverage and this video scapegoating the cyclists.
A couple of things about the video used in this segment. First, because it only shows one camera angle, we have no idea what's causing this traffic jam. Is there an accident up ahead that the ambulance was trying to get to? Is Marty Markowitz in the middle of the road doing the Truffle Shuffle to the tune of Take This Lane and Shove It? Correlation does not imply causation, and assuming that this traffic is caused by that bike lane is just that—an assumption. Later in the segment, reporter Marcia Kramer is repeatedly shown alongside a jam-free PPW, so what does that tell you? Secondly, a study has shown that not only is speeding is down on PPW, but there is no discernible difference between pre-bike lane and post-bike lane travel times on PPW.
Read more here.
Instead of moving us forward to the promised land of cycling progress, this hate is having a negative effect including hindering plans for more bike lanes in Brooklyn.
The Brooklyn Paper reports a community board has dropped the discussion.
Mean Streets
City officials scrubbed a scheduled meeting set for this week on a new pair of bike lanes in Park Slope — which some see as evidence that a backlash against cycle paths is having an impact.
Read the article here.
Meanwhile a study was released in Montreal which found separated bike lanes reduce risk to cyclists.
Read more in this article:
Cyclists shouldn't 'share the road,' they should have their own
It's long been the most controversial issue in bicycling:
Read more here.
Looking for some bike repair and Maintenance classes?
Check out 718cyclery in Park Slope Brooklyn.
Class schedule here.
Also from the people who bring you the 5 boro bike tour, Bike New York offers bicycle education.
Check out their schedule here.
And don't forget, Time's Up, NYC's only bike co-op, has free bike workshops on two locations.
Find out more here.
For some strange reason, the bike lane on Prospect Park West in Brooklyn's family friendly neighborhood is still being debated. Even though, it's been asked for by the community board since 2007 including pleas for traffic calming and to deal with motorists who constantly break the speed limit. Even though it's been openly and transparently constructed by the DOT with constant civic input. Even though the DOT has completed a year long study of the usage and presented it's findings to the community. Still need convincing? Here is a comprehensive video from street films. The video asks local residents what they think of the lane from bikers to motorists:
That's right, the bike lane works, and there still were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.
Somehow all of these reasons and public opinion isn't good enough for some local politicians and residents of Brooklyn.
Brooklyn borough president Marty Markowitz is doing his part in the opposition mocking safety and poking fun at bicycles.
Instead of working with the process and giving input to the DOT on what specifics they'd like changed, local residents are looking for lawsuits.
They want to sue the DOT for false data as shown here in this blog posting by Transportation reporter Andrea Bernstein.
Meanwhile cyclists and pedestrians continue to be run over, illustrated some tragic irony that safety issues aren't getting any better.
To make matters worse, the local
Aaron Naperstek, creator of Streetsblog, has been doing an excellent job of pointing out the media's bias. He's been encouraging such papers as the NY Daily news to get their facts straight and for angry pro bikers to write the editors.
The opposition against bike lanes would love for the general public to believe their is a powerful "bicycle lobby" influencing the DOT and is against motor vehicles. In reality it's rich and powerful politicians creating frivolous lawsuits and working favors in order to get their way.
Streetsblog's Ben Fried writes this story about how Prospect Park West resident Senator Chuck Schumer has been plotting in secret meetings to destroy the PPW bike lane.
Read more here.
Oh sure there was this event last night with some football and a bunch of really expensive commercials, but we all know the REAL event is America's oldest bike courier race in Minneapolis known as the STUPOR BOWL.
Here is a new 25 minute documentary about this great race by Nathaniel Freeman called: Down by the Weep Hole
DOWN BY THE WEEP HOLE: The story of the Stupor Bowl from Nathaniel H. Freeman on Vimeo.
For more information on this year's event (which is now over) check out Minneapolis's best cycling blog bikejerksmpls.blogspot.com
Another article from messenger media watch dog, Joe Hendry. Taken from the Greek, "Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor gloom of night stays these courageous couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds.†In Ames Iowa, bike courier Jim Gregory knows a thing or two about riding in bad weather.
Blizzard doesn't stop bike courier
Article by Kathy Hanson
Jim Gregory isn't employed by the U.S. Postal Service, but he adheres to its unofficial motto, adopted from the Greek historian Herodotus, who famously said: "Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor gloom of night stays these courageous couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds.â€
Gregory, 46, a bike courier in Ames, said he hasn't missed a day of delivery due to inclement weather since he started delivering books, articles and circulation materials between Ames Public Library and Iowa State University's Parks Library, five days a week, more than two years ago.
Read more here.
While a cyclists lies in ICU in Bellevue hospital after a hit-and-run from a motorist, Brooklyn Borough President and his lawyer pals are trying to figure out how to file a lawsuit to remove a community board approved bike lane along Prospect Park West.
Andrea Bernstein, transportation reporter for NPR has this story:
Big Names Ready a Lawsuit to Remove Brooklyn Bike Lane
read more transportationnation.org.
In civilized cities, who recognize the true culprits of danger, (motorists) as seen here in Copenhagen:
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In car culture, "Drill Baby, Drill" cities like NYC…
Therefore the city has turned it's sights on law breaking cyclists in the name of "safety."
Meanwhile the motorists are continuing to mow us down and commit felonies like fleeing the scene of the crime (hit and run)
and now in Williamsburg, Brooklyn:
February 4th, 2011
My friend Serena was riding her bike in Williamsburg and was struck at the intersection of South4th and Wythe around 2:26 pm (Friday February 4th, 2011). She was struck by a motorist who, instead of stopping to see if she was okay, fled the scene and left her for dead. We were informed at around 8PM of her condition.
She currently has a punctured lung, broken pelvis, among several other severe injuries and is in the ICU at Bellevue Hospital. She is currently unconscious under heavy sedation.
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If you're lucky enough to be going to London sometime and you're a Beatles fan, be sure and pick up The Beatles' London: A Guide to 467 Beatles Sites in and Around London. Here you'll find a detailed and meticulous listing of every significant (and some not-so-significant) site associated with the Fab Four. Heavily illustrated and carefully mapped (including listing nearby Tube stations), you'll soon be able to immerse yourself in Beatlemania. The book is divided geographically so that you can make the most of your time, and includes a special "Fast Fab Excursion", an outlined walking tour that encompasses the most essential Beatle sites (allow about five hours), and a section on the filming of "A Hard Day's Night", "Help" and "Magical Mystery Tour". While a lot has changed about London since the Beatles were in town, it won't be hard to find yourself following in the footsteps of Paul, John, Ringo and George. And even if your travel plans don't include London, any Beatles fan will be in trivia heaven with this book.
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We Have a Winner!
Congratulations to KarenW, the winner of our first ever Davenport Library Info Cafe blog contest! Karen's excellent comment recommended not one but several wonderful places to visit, all arranged in a handy driving tour and includes great places to stop for a meal along the way. Her tour will appeal to many interests including families, and really showcases the beauty and history of eastern Iowa. Be sure to check out her comment!
Need some more ideas for your next Staycation? Here are some thoughts from a couple of our blogging librarians:
Lynn: I, for one, can't wait to get on the road and try out Karen's ideas. (it's very useful to know how to gauge your coffee consumption when you're in (relatively) unknown territory).
One of my favorite staycations follows the river on the Illinois side. It starts with an early morning hike at Mississippi Palisades State Park in Savanna (fortified by a thermos full of good strong coffee). Trails along the cliffs and ravines provide just enough challenge to make ice cream, popcorn and/or an elegant Italian meal in Galena seem totally justifed. To me, it's a great combination of natural beauty, physical exercise and (sort of) sophisticated indulgence.
Ann: Don't pass up a visit to the Neil Smith National Wildlife Refuge near Grinnell (about a 2 hour drive west of the Quad Cities, just off Interstate 80) where you can experience Iowa the way it was when the pioneers arrived. Less than one tenth of one percent of the tall grass prairie that once covered Iowa remains; at Neil Smith they are hard at work preserving and restoring authentic prairie. They have an excellent visitor's center with educational displays and a introductory film, walking paths of various lengths (some are perfect for children) and a driving tour where you will have a very good chance of spotting the buffalo or elk herds. The Refuge is free but you'll want to pack a picnic lunch. Don't miss visiting this rare and beautiful land.
Congratulations again Karen and thanks for the great Staycation ideas! Your IMAX tickets are in the mail!
The Armchair Traveler – Staycation, All I Ever Wanted…
Here we are – already getting to the end of vacation season. Many fellow library workers and customers are talking about all the fun trips they have planned before school starts (the New Windsor rodeo, Tabor Home Vineyards & Winery, the windmill in Fulton, Illinois, the Iowa State Fair) or the fun things they've done on their days off. If you're one of them, we'd like to hear from you; the best ideas will win a prize. The following rules apply:
The destination must be within a 1-day drive (round-trip) of the Quad-Cities.
Ok, there's only the one rule.
Submit a comment to this post by August 21st , and you may be a winner! The Putnam Museum and IMAX Theatre have generously donated 2 tickets to Kilimanjaro: To the Roof of Africa (showing through October). A perfect choice for all you travelers, armchair and otherwise. The winner will be announced August 25 – good luck!
The Armchair Traveler – Do Travel Writers Have a Sense of Humor? Part II
When you think "travel writer," you usually think of someone like Paul Theroux or Bruce Chatwin. Not exactly laugh riots. In fact, they can be pretty grim. The more painful the journey and annoying their companions, the more they like it. The Great Railway Bazaar was Theroux's first travel book and became a classic of the genre. He celebrates the hardship and minimizes the joy of travel – increasingly so, the further he goes along the Orient Express.
Theroux does excel in describing the people he meets in Europe and Asia – London to Afghanistan to India to Japan to Siberia. Ghost Train to the Eastern Star was a sequel of sorts, in which Theroux travels by train again to China, Vietnam, the former Soviet Union and sees the incredible changes 30 years have wrought.
Other masters of the travelogue as endurance test are Bruce Chatwin (In Patagonia) and Jonathan Raban. A British writer, Raban writes about the Mississippi River in Old Glory. (He irritated many locally with his depiction of Davenport).
So, if you find yourself in the midst of a very bad vacation, start writing – you may as well get something constructive out of it!
The Armchair Traveler – Do Travel Writers Have a Sense of Humor?
Travel writers range from morose (Paul Theroux) to the absurdist. Summer seems more appropriate for the latter, so for the unfortunate few out there who haven't experienced a Bill Bryson book, please do so now.
There's absolutely no excuse for those of us who live in Iowa, as Bryson is one of our own. He grew up in Des Moines, traveled in Europe in the '70's as a young man, and has alternated living in England and the U.S. ever since.
My all time favorite is Notes from a Small Island, in which Bryson affectionately pokes fun at the English in all their eccentricity. He clearly admires the British character – their humility and forbearance, but can endlessly mock their customs and language (place names such as Farleigh Wallop and Shellow Bowells and incomprehensible Scots accents). Those of us who've never quite grown up find this hilarious.
The blurb on the British version warns, "Not a book that should be read in public, for fear of emitting loud snorts."
On the Road Again….
It's the American thing to do – despite the dismal state of the economy and the need to cut back, a lot of people hit the road each summer on vacation. Something about our vast collection of interstate highways, our love of cars, our need to explore – it's all part of the American character. And seeing more of this beautiful country – mountains, plains, cities – keeps us going around "just one more" corner. Of course, there are stretches of road – Nebraska comes to mind as does, quite frankly, large chunks of Illinois – that you must get across just to get where you're going. Thank goodness for that super-slick CD player, built right into the car – just the thing to keep you and everyone in the car happily occupied!
Now, what to feed it? Let's turn to our own librarians for their recommendations.
Lynn reminds us that a lot depends on who's on the car with you. If you're traveling with multi-generations, you need to look for something that will engage the kids, but is interesting to adults too. She suggests The Incredible Journey by Sheila Burnford, the classic (travel!) story of three pets separated from their family. A perilous journey with cute, smart animals and a happy ending – a winner for everyone. She also suggests West with the Night by Beryl Markham (another travel story!), an incredibly beautiful description of Markham's life in Africa of the 20s and 30s. Although probably not of interest to children, Lynn also loved The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein, a poignant story of love and loyalty.
According to Lynn, another thing to consider when choosing a book on tape is the narrator. A good reader can make a so-so book interesting, while a bad reader can ruin even a great book. For this reason she recommends anything read by Audie Award winner Barbara Rosenblat who has narrated a variety of titles including the Amanda Peabody series by Elizabeth Peters and mysteries by Nevada Barr and Lisa Scottoline. Jim Dale, beloved award winner reader of the Harry Potter series is another narrator that makes listening a pleasure.
Ann just listened to The Miracle at Speedy Motors by Alexander McCall Smith, part of the No. 1 Ladies Detective series. Nothing terribly dramatic happens during the course of the book – read these stories for the evocative setting of Botswana, the various characters that you grow to love, the belief that kindness and politeness can improve any situation. This is a slow-paced book – sometimes almost too slow – but that's also what makes it wonderful – calm and leisurely, leaving the reader/listener feeling the same.
Rita recommends the Sookie Stackhouse series by Charlene Harris. They're funny and fast-paced and you may find yourself believing that vampires really could be walking among us. She also liked Downhill Lie by Carl Hiaasen, a non-fiction account about returning to golf after a long absence. Read by the author, it's filled with dry humor and great insights for fellow golfers.
Rita also reminds us that you there are hundreds of titles you can download from NetLibrary, a free service that allows you to transfer audio books to your MP3 player (which you can then hook up to the CD player in your car) Sign up for an account at either of the Davenport libraries, then access it from any computer, any time.
With so many great books to listen too, you might be tempted to take the long way home! What about you – do you have any favorite books-on-CD that you'd recommend for a long trip?
The Frugal Armchair Traveler
Five Ways for the Traveler to Save Money
1. Buy magazines (10 cents) and paperbacks (10-25 cents) at the library sales. You can read them on the plane, in the airport, at the hotel. (This has the added advantage of reducing your travel imprint as you go – tear out the pages and discard them as you go). It's really cool if you buy travel magazines about your destination!
2. Reserve a copy of the most recent Fodor's/Lonely Planet/Frommer's guide and make notes about sites you want to see. You will be more focused and proactive (instead of waking up each morning and deciding what in the heck you want to do today).
3. Go to the travel and tourism website for your destination to find free museums, parks, festivals, author visits to bookstores, and, of course, libraries.
4. Staycations/Be-a-Tourist-in-Your-Own-Backyard/Whatever You Want to Call It (Sit in your backyard, sipping your favorite beverage and read the latest John Grisham or Dan Brown. In the evening, invite your best buddy over for the latest James Bond or Judd Apatow dvd that you've gotten from the Davenport Public Library).
5. Save bucket loads of cash on audiobooks by checking out books-on-cd, playways or downloading our ebooks the next time you head out on the highway.
The Armchair Traveler – Great Travel DVDs
In between trips, there's nothing better than kicking back with a good DVD.
Some of the AT's favorites are travel series such as Michael Palin's Around the World in 80 Days and Samantha Brown's Passport to Europe – all the fun and cultural education without the hassle. Though theoretically designed for the prospective traveler, Rick Steve's Europe Through the Back Door DVDs are great entertainment whether you have any intention of going to a particular destination or not.
A rainy weekend can always be salvaged by Enchanted April or Under the Tuscan Sun. In both movies, those seeking a different and richer life are seduced by the beauty and romance of Italy.
For some travelers it's all about the journey and not the destination. They love everything about airplanes and airports; for this person Tom Hank's The Terminal is a quick fix of airport culture. Other fun flicks in the air-trip-as-disaster mode are Red Eye or Snakes on a Plane.
Take a Hike
Or explore a historic house. Or visit one of the natural wonders of this country. Celebrate National Parks Week (April 18-26) and discover some of the special places of America.
The United States established the first national park in the world in 1872 with Yellowstone National Park. Since then, the National Park service has developed hundreds of parks, recreation areas, historic sites, monuments and memorials throughout the country. Everyone's familiar with the famous sites, like the Grand Canyon or Yosemite but there are many more worth visiting ranging from the seashores of North Carolina to Abraham Lincoln's boyhood home in Kentucky to the volcanoes of Hawaii. The National Parks offers tons of services including ranger talks and ranger-led walks, preservation of the natural and historic treasures and multiple recreational opportunities, almost all of which are free or very low cost.
While it might be a little late to visit a park this week, now is the perfect time to plan your summer vacation or your next weekend getaway. Be sure to check out the books available at the library including:
National Parks of the American West for Dummies
Haunted Hikes: Spine Tingling Tales and Trails from North America's National Parks by Andrea Lankford
Great Smoky Mountains and Shenandoah National Parks by Lonely Planet
National Geographic Guide to the National Parks of the United States
Great Lodges of the National Parks by Christine Barnes
Yellowstone: a Natural and Human History by David Wallace
The Armchair Traveler – Travel Writing Part I: Great Travel Writers
The Armchair Traveler is starting a travel writing series; Part I focuses on writers who excel in describing both the place and the process of travel.
The Art of Travel by Alain de Botton
de Botton excels in capturing the alternate reality and mindset that occurs when you leave home, especially when you are a solitary traveler. He describes the sensation of pleasant isolation and anonymity you experience on a train; or the phenomenon of marveling at the smallest differences in a foreign city.
As the Romans Do by Alan Epstein
This is Rome from the American point of view; the author moves his family to the city to experience the daily life of a Roman (getting an apartment, enrolling his kids in school, grocery shopping, etc.) as well as absorbing the cafe culture, soccer obsession, the Italian sense of fashion, and the passion for evenings spent in the piazza.
These pieces from newspapers, magazines and websites are edited by a Who's Who of travel writing (Bill Bryson, Frances Mayes, Anthony Bourdain, Ian Frazier) and range from the lighthearted (David Sedaris on an ariport layover and Bill Buford sleeping in Central Park) to New York post 9-11, and extreme adventures in Uganda and the Australian Outback.
Italian Journey by Jean Giono
This small book is both an appreciation of post-war Venice and philosophical reflections of why we travel. A Frenchman, Giono finds an oasis of beauty and quiet after experiencing the more obvious attractions of Naples and Capri.


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A 5.9 magnitude EQ with an epicenter in Virginia struck at 1:53pm est. Anybody feel it.
I am presently in northern DE and the shaking was noticable.
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Weird! Wasn't there one in Colorado earlier today? http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Latest-News-Wires/2011/0823/Colorado-earthquake-is-largest-in-four-decades OK, so yesterday, but still that is two biggies pretty close. jinkies!
Dead Bears, the only good kind.
Wow, that far north?
I was asleep when it struck, threw me off the couch.
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Besides the USGS sites:Live Earthquakes Maphttp://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsus/Maps/US2/36.38.-106.-104.php
Colorado was 3.9 about 4 hours ago
Arizona was 2.3 about 4 hours ago
Start watching the Sun and its activity. See the youtube video below:
Here in smalltown Ohio ( 70 miles west of columbus), we felt minor shaking for about fourth seconds. Definitely noticeable.
"I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is just and that his justice cannot sleep forever."--Thomas Jefferson
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the more distinguished character of Christian. --George Washington
"If we make peaceful revolution impossible, we make violent revolution inevitable." --John F. Kennedy
Michigan felt it.
It was felt in Western New York (Monroe & Livingston counties).
Am I the only one mystified at the correlation between coronal holes and terrestrial earthquakes? It seems there may really be a correlation. Does anyone have a link that explains this in scientific terms??


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Meeting between UNODC Chief and Austrian Interior Minister focuses on South Eastern Europe, Afghanistan
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Vienna, 3 April 2014 - The Executive Director of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime, Yury Fedotov, met with the Austrian Minister of the Interior, Johanna Mikl-Leitner, today to discuss UNODC's activities in South Eastern Europe and elsewhere.
After the meeting, Mr. Fedotov said, "I welcome Austria's strong support for our work and UNODC is ready to continue our excellent cooperation in the Balkans under the umbrella of the South Eastern Europe Regional Programme."
"The importance of UNODC's Regional Programme extends far beyond the Balkans," Mr. Fedotov said. "The programme is tightly linked to other regional programmes, particularly in Afghanistan and neighbouring countries, where it is part of our overall integrated approach to drugs and crime."
The so-called Balkans route is one of the main conduits for heroin coming out of Afghanistan. UNODC estimates that around 60-65 tons of heroin, valued at some US$13 billion, moves along the Balkans route to destinations in Western and Central Europe.
Mr. Fedotov also informed the minister that, in West and Central Asia, drugs and crime remain a threat to sustainable development and healthy institutions. Last year, UNODC's Afghan Opium Survey found that cultivation of opium had risen by 36 per cent, and opium production by 49 per cent.
In late 2013, UNODC organized a founding meeting of international organizations in Istanbul to discuss how best to counter heroin's movement from Afghanistan to Europe.
Known as "networking the networks" the initiative is a component of an inter-regional drug control approach that is based on shared responsibility and fully aligned with the Paris Pact Initiative - a coalition of over 70 countries united to confront opiates.
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Fundraiserfor firefighters wraps up Saturday night in Nashua
With some of the money dedicated to the Nashua Fireman's Relief Association and the rest going to the Leary Foundation, event organizers said the money will be going to a good cause.
Deputy Chief Kevin Kerrigan, who is also president of the relief association, said that actor Dennis Leary started the Leary Foundation after he lost friends in a Worcester, Mass., fire. He added that the nonprofit does an excellent job of purchasing equipment for departments that can't afford it.
For a minimum of $1, patrons can purchase a small cutout of a fire helmet, which is then mounted on the wall of the restaurant. Peddler's Daughter Manager Tom Douggan, who said he is not sure how much has been raised so far, said, "It's been going well, the community has been very receptive, and it goes hand-in-hand with the fire department."
Douggan said fireman helmets are plastered on the walls all across the restaurant.
Kerrigan said the money would be very useful for the relief association, which is designed to help firefighters and their families when someone is hurt or killed on the job.
"It is just a small monthly amount, not very much, it is just meant to help each other out, almost like small insurance for local firefighters," Kerrigan explained.
Kerrigan added the relief association also operates soda and candy machines for firefighters who are on duty and can't leave the building, maintains the department's honor guard, and helps raise money for the Nashua Children's Home and local soup kitchens.
"We raise money for us but we also give back to the community," Kerrigan said.
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Well now that teams are clinching divisions and spots in the postseason I thought it would be cool to go ahead and preview each team that is going to be a part of the 2009 NBA Postseason. I will do one for each team as they clinch a playoff spot and since we already have teams that have clinched, we will start with them. Now we will continue with the team that, one season removed from 15 wins, is returning to the NBA postseason: the Miami Heat.
The Heat are a team built around the strengths of their best player, Dwyane Wade. Wade is having an MVP caliber season and has done a fantastic job elevating his game this season and staying healthy, leading Miami into the postseason after last season's dreadful performance. Wade leads a talented, if underwhelming, team into the playoffs and the Heat go into the playoffs with upset on their mind. This Heat team has Wade, Udonis Haslem and Dorell Wright (although he hardly plays) remaining from the 2006 NBA championship team, so this is a team with players who know what it takes to win in the postseason. For a team as young as Miami is, that experience is vital to their success. In the playoffs, where the pace is slowed down and the games get more physical, games usually come to key possessions and any team that has a player like Wade with the ball in his hands in crucial situations, the Heat have a chance to win any game that they're in. Dwyane Wade has done a great job expanding his game to include the three point shot, and the Heat actually posses a few shooters that can help stretch the floor in Mario Chalmers, 3-point shootout winner Daequan Cook, Chris Quinn and Yakhouba Diawara.
The Heat are also a unique team, because they can win in grind it out types of games that can put an emphasis on the importance of Dwyane Wade, and they also are a team that is athletic enough to run the floor and play fast with teams that try to use that to their advantage. Players like Wade, Haslem, Michael Beasley, Jamario Moon and Jermaine O'Neal may not be at home underneath the basket, but all of them are capable of scoring inside the paint and taking smaller defenders to the basket if called upon. Offense remains the biggest asset the Heat have.
All things considered, the Heat are a very small team. Playing O'Neal at center may have its advantages on the offensive side because he can knock down 15 foot jump shots and help pull the defense away from the basket, but he gets bullied around by bigger players. Udonis Haslem will be called upon to guard these bigger players when O'Neal can't, but 6'9" is a generous listing for him and there's only so much he can do that undersized. Jamaal Magloire has really fallen off the face of the Earth relevance wise and could give minutes at the center position, but won't be much of a difference maker on either side of the basket.
Also, this is a team that relies too much on Dwyane Wade. He's the only game changer on the Heat, so if they need someone to facilitate he's the one required to do so. If they need a basket, they turn to Wade. If they need someone to run the offense, they turn to Wade. That's going to catch up to them when teams have seven games to zero in on Wade and figure out new strategies to contain him. Other players have to step up, and nobody has emerged as a consistent second option to take some of the pressure off of Wade. Also, this team is prone to turnovers and can fall behind early. When that happens, Wade is the only way that this team can climb back into games. That kind of dependence on one player is dangerous in the playoffs, especially when the Heat fall into helter skelter styles of play.
Why They Will Win It
The Heat have one of the best players in the game, and when you have him, you're capable of winning in the postseason. Dwyane Wade is good for at least a few victories any series and has lifted the play of his teammates this season to the point where they are in the playoffs. The other players on the team understand their roles and really do try their best to fill those roles and they seem comfortable stepping aside for Wade. They're a versatile offensive squad and they follow the leadership of Wade and really give it their all every night that they step onto the floor.
Why They Won't Win It
Even though the team has one of the top five players in the league, they're really talent deprived. They're very young and very small, and those factors matched with total dependence on Wade don't bode well as far as a run to the championship is concerned. They don't have many options at center and don't have any big men aside from Haslem who really thrive in tough, physical situations under the basket. And Haslem is too small to have to do it all by himself. The team has effort and plays hard, but sometimes it comes down to the fact that your opposition has more people to turn to and more ways to attack you than you do.
The Heat go into every single game believing they can win simply by the amazing presence and performance this season of Dwyane Wade. In any one game, Dwyane Wade is more than capable of carrying this squad to a victory and he does so on a consistent basis. He can carry them out of the first round by his grit and determination alone, but it's not plausible to believe that he can single handedly carry this Heat team to a championship. Depending on their draw in the first round, the Heat are capable of making it to the semifinals which is fantastic considering the team that they've fielded this season. Wade has done a tremendous job with this team, but a lack of options and lack of help will do them in against much better teams.
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Posted by Chem is try on Sunday, October 3, 2010 at 10:37am.
The wording is a bit ambiguous, to me.
Normally, one would want the mole fraction of the solutes, which would be
However, the wording is not as specific as this. As it is worded, one has to inclue the moles of water, so
How do you get moles of water?
moleswater=densitywater * volumewater/molmass water
i got 1.2 but i don't think i did it right. below is my work:
3g(1mole/199g)=.03moles KBr
.03/(1moleH2O+.03molesKBr+.14moles NaCl)= 1.2
moles H2O = (1(47))/47=1
nevermind,i got .02...did i do this correctly??
Your math is right, however, in the 3 grams (one significant figure), I suspect the writer was sloppy, and meant at least 3.00 grams
3.00/199=.00151moles. I dont know how you got .03 out of that.
How did you get moles water as 1?
because 1g water = 1mL water
moles= dv/m=1(47)/47=1
Nuts to that.
Moles water= masswater/molmasswater=47g/18g/mol= not 1
so, i got 6.82 moles of water and plug that in and get .00361, right?
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how do they not burn??
Jo April 17, 2007 at 11:08 pm
I would be careful making them yourself… they seem like a bit of a fire hazard, although im sure that has been thought about for retail sale!
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What a great find! Although, these are expensive pieces of art, it seems like something that you could build on your own… perhaps from your own recycled books!
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The band hasn't talked much publicly about the release delays they mentioned or the causes behind them, but their album was available for streaming in late September last year, and released digitally in late October, but didn't receive a proper physical release until mid-December. The reason behind that extremely slow roll-out remains to be seen, though I'd suspect the label was behind it.
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Morgue worker fired for alleged collection of corpse photos
Quebec coroner's office confirms an employee was fired following a news report that a morgue worker collected photos of dead women and children.
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QUEBEC—Quebec's coroner's office has confirmed the firing of an employee in the wake of a news report that a morgue worker collected pictures of dead women and children.
The chief coroner said Wednesday the employee was dismissed last year, several months after officials received a tip from a colleague. The firing occurred after an investigation.
Chief coroner Dr. Louise Nolet said none of the actions were related to child pornography and that an investigation has concluded no criminal acts were involved.
Nolet read a statement to the media and said her office has revised its protocols and tightened its screening process during hiring.
But she would not comment on, or confirm, a news report that the employee created a library of photos, gathered since 1995, and would peak at them surreptitiously when his colleagues left the room, reportedly when they went to eat lunch.
Quebec's TVA network said the employee worked at the Quebec City morgue.
Nolet did reveal, however, that the employee was suspended with pay once the allegation surfaced in October 2011.
She said he was barred from accessing his work site and office equipment. She said he was fired after an investigation confirmed he used IT equipment inappropriately.
He was let go in March 2012 and the material in question was destroyed.
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