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standing for "down to kill" often followed by LAMF(like a mother fucker) or by TTH(to the heart) originated as a gang tag but now mostly used by old punks and skaters
Im DTK LAMF
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Short for Death the Kid, a character off of the anime series Soul Eater. "DtK" is commonly used in chat rooms.
Frank: Hey, did you see that episode where DtK was introduced?
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DTK- don't talk kak. An expression of disbelieve in something. The meaning of kak on its own:- a word describing something shitty or not nice.
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Dirty Trick Kids - a graffiti crew from oklahoma/texas area. Originated around the year 2000.
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20. januar 2008
Don't tell Kelly.
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Importance of turn rate...
This question arise from a thread of ship selection - as in, how important are turn rate?Is the difference of 3 turnrate factor going to affect its effeciency in DPS?
turnrate is important because there is no compensation for it in this game.
none, nada, zip, zero. when it comes to the dakka spam fest that this game is, dhc's are just better at doing damage, and keeping them lined up will mean more sustained high dps from those weapons. the same for defence and use of abilities. a "tac ship" thanks the the bull**** agility stats being offset by nothing, is the only class of ship that can actually effectivly use half the abilities in the game. though many do have wider arcs now to let the discriminated classes use them a bit better. same for abilities like psw and cpb. they only work under 3km. good luck using those in a slow heavy ship. though really, those are nerfed to nothing... |
I could not agree more. Turnrate, up to a certain point, is one of if not the most important stat for a ship, due to the importance of position in a match.
Turn rate is important offensively because many offensive options have a limited cone of fire, such as Dual (Heavy) Cannons and torpedoes, as well as many of the better science powers. If you can't turn quickly enough to keep a target in front of you, your ability to use these options is reduced, which in turn reduces your damage output.
Turn rate is also somewhat important defensively because you have 4 shield quadrants to absorb damage. If you lose a shield facing and can't turn so that a different shield facing is presented to your attacker, you'll start taking damage directly to the hull. This is somewhat negated by the use of Tactical Team, which will very quickly begin redirected shield power from your other shield facings to the one that is being hit, but Tactical Team has downtime in most builds so you can't rely on it 100% of the time. |
thats why i have started arguing less turn should result in more range.
it puts into the game a muchanism that directly accounts for agility. |
It really depends on the type of ship you want.
With escorts, turn rate is king. The higher the turn rate, the higher their defensive values, and the better you are at keeping your forward guns on the target. For sci ships, turn rate is not as important, since a large selection of sci powers are omnidirectional, and beams are a choice of weapons. Cruisers benefit least from turn rate, with their weapons, aside from special builds, being exclusively beam based. |
Hint: Fly a well-equipped cruiser for a few days to the exclusion of all else. Hopefully doing so will highlight their benefits and teach one to appreciate them for what they are, and not hate them because they aren't escorts. |
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MIT's "Mobilizing Entrepreneurship" launch and networking eventGSMA, Mobile for DevelopmentThursday, November 29, 2012 from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM (PST) |
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San Francisco, California
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Please join us for a wine and cheese networking reception and presentation. The latest edition of MIT's quarterly, Innovations Journal, is focused entirely on how mobile technology is being leveraged in emerging markets and contributing to international development goals. We will provide copies of the journal and hear from three of its contributing authors:
Chris Locke is Managing Director of the GSMA Mobile for Development Department. Chris has spent the past 15 years working in the mobile and internet industries, for companies such as the Virgin Group, Three, AOL, and T-Mobile. He will be speaking about his lead essay The Challenge of Sustaining App Entrepreneurs
Raj Gollamudi is Director of Investments at the philanthropic investment firm Omidyar Network, where he oversees mobile technology investments in emerging markets. He invests in technology platforms that can bring the power of mobile technology to underserved populations and make a significant impact in areas including education, health, agriculture, and information.
Maja Andjelkovic is a doctoral student at the Oxford Internet Institute. She will be speaking about the article she co-authored, Mobile Entrepreneurship and Employment, published by infoDev and the World Bank in the 2012 IC4D Report Maximizing Mobile.
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The present brick building was erected in 1767. Its half-timbered predecessor was the first Catholic church built in Denmark after the Reformation in 1536. The tower was added in 1867, and the church is now the only one with a spire within the earthworks of Fredericia . It has a beautiful simple interior in the Rococo style. However, a significant part of the altar fittings are from the end of the 17th century. The building was most recently restored at the end of the 1980s. The Catholic congregation currently has about 300 members.
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Gravitons are the propagating modes associated with transverse, traceless tensor metric perturbations, and they behave as a superposition of two minimally coupled scalar fields, each corresponding to a polarisation state. As a result, the graviton field, which is massless, has a spectrum of quantum mechanical fluctuations similar to the one obtained for the scalar field . For each polarisation state, the rms amplitude of the tensor metric perturbations associated with a given Fourier mode at horizon crossing is then (48)
where V is the volume associated with the Fourier expansion, and
the value of H is to be
calculated when the comoving scale k crosses outside the Hubble
radius during inflation.
The phases of the Fourier modes hk are again
independent and randomly distributed.
Consequently, the power spectrum at horizon re-entry,
contains all the information necessary to describe the stochastic background
of gravitational waves generated during inflation. Again, in general,
Pt(k) can be approximated as a single power-law,
A scale-invariant power spectrum for the tensor perturbations then
corresponds to nt = 0.
For the simplest single-field inflationary models, as long as the
gravitational waves are
produced during the slow-roll phase, necessarily
nt 0. Further,
under such
conditions, and in the simplest models, the ratio between
Pg(k) and
is approximately equal to
- nt/2, which is another way of stating the so-called
inflationary consistency relation
Note that in these models,
if the expansion of the Universe during inflation is perfectly
exponential, one gets
nt = 0, but then the amplitude of the tensor
perturbation also effectively tends to zero compared
with the amplitude of the (equally scale-invariant) scalar
perturbation. However, in
some slow-roll models with more complicated potentials, like
intermediate inflation, it is
possible to have an important tensor contribution to the perturbation
spectrum at horizon re-entry
though the power spectrum of density perturbations is scale-invariant.
If a gravitational wave background produced during inflation was
detected using the CMBR,
and it was possible to estimate both the amplitude and spectral index of
the tensor perturbation
contribution to the CMBR temperature anisotropy and polarisation
signals, the next step would be to
try to detect locally those gravitational waves. If successful, such a
detection would
do much the same for the credibility of inflation as was achieved for
the Hot Big Bang theory itself by the detection of the CMBR.
The simplest quantity to compare with the experimental sensitivity of
gravitational wave detectors
is the present-day contribution per logarithmic interval of the
gravitational waves to the total energy density,
where c =
8G and
gw is the
energy density of the stochastic background
of gravitational waves with comoving wavenumber k. Given that
we then get in the case of a initial scale-invariant power spectrum of
gravitational waves
The shape of the initial power spectrum is broken at the scale of
matter-radiation equality,
keq = 6.22 x 10-2
Mpc-1, where g*
is the effective number of relativistic degrees of freedom (equals 3.36
for the standard cosmology
with 3 massless neutrino species), as gravitational waves that enter the
horizon prior to
matter-radiation equality redshift more slowly with time. Given that we
are only interested in
gravitational waves that can be detected locally, we will concentrate on
those which entered
the horizon during radiation domination. These correspond to
k << 2 x 10-24m,
or f << 10-16 Hz, where
f = c k / 2 is
the frequency.
Working within the simplest inflationary models, those which obey the
consistency relation
7nt, and requiring the CMBR temperature anisotropies
detected on
large-angular scales by COBE to be reproduced, one obtains
If the power spectrum of tensor perturbations is not a perfect power-law
there will be
small corrections to this expression, which will be in principle more
important for the
smallest scales, i.e. high k. A sensitivity of
h2 ~ 10-15 is therefore needed
for a serious search for local gravitational waves produced during
inflation. With its initial strain
detectors, the Earth-based LIGO (Laser Interferometer
Gravitational Wave Observatory) should be
able to identify a stochastic background of gravitational waves
is at
least a few times 10-3, at its most sensitive operating
frequency of roughly 100 Hz, with the
limit dramatically improving by possibly 6 orders of magnitude with more
advanced strain detectors installed in a later phase
Unfortunately, this misses the mark by six orders of magnitude.
Because the energy density in gravitational waves is proportional to the
rms strain h squared
times frequency squared, a detector operating at lower frequency has better
energy-density sensitivity for fixed strain sensitivity. Earth-based
detectors cannot operate at
frequencies below about 10 Hz because of seismic noise, but space-based
operators can. The
LISA (Laser Interferometer Space Antenna) mission has already
been approved by ESA, with an
initialy predicted launch date for only around 2020, but which may be
brought down to later this
decade if NASA gets interested in a joint effort. It will have a peak
sensitivity in terms of
of about 10-12 at a frequency close to 10-3 Hz
which is more promising, but still misses by at least three
orders of magnitude the required sensitivity level for the detection of
a local stochastic background
of inflationary produced gravitational waves. Also, at frequencies above
10-4 Hz it is expected
that the stochastic background of gravitational waves produced by
compact white-dwarf binaries will
swamp the inflationary signal. However, LISA may be able to
disentangle the two backgrounds, given
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April 1, 2011 – Shire plc (LSE: SHP, NASDAQ: SHPGY), the global specialty biopharmaceutical company (the "Company") announces that it was notified today that on March 31, 2011 the Ordinary Shares ("Shares") and American Depository Shares ("ADSs") in the Company set out below had been awarded under the Executive Annual Incentive Plan (the "Plan") to the Company's Executive Directors and Persons Discharging Managerial Responsibility ("PDMRs"). The Shares and ADSs were bought on the market on March 31, 2011 at prices of £18.23 per Share and US$87.5077 per ADS. The awards are in respect of performance in 2010.
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In addition, on April 1, 2011 the Company was notified of the release on March 31, 2011 of the Shares and ADSs awarded in 2008 under the Plan. These awards were in respect of performance in 2007. The ADSs below were awarded to Mr Emmens whilst he held the position of Chief Executive Officer of the Company.
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In an exclusive interview with games™, head of Sonic Team and NiGHTS Into Dreams co-creator Takashi Iizuka has expressed his desire to create a third game in the cult Sega series. "I would personally love to make a third NiGHTS game", he told us before adding "but that decision will always be up to the management at Sega."
NiGHTS Into Dreams is often cited as the greatest non-Sonic game to be made by Sonic Team and is well loved by fans of the Sega Saturn. Its 2007 Wii sequel, NiGHTS: Journey Of Dreams was made in response to years of requests from those fans but ultimately dissapointed, earning itself a 6/10 in the pages of games™. But Iizuka remains proud of the game. "With the Wii version of NiGHTS we were able to implement presentation that was not possible in the Sega Saturn days", he says, "so from that perspective the team's goal was fulfilled. We're really happy with what we achieved."
NiGHTS isn't the only Sega franchise that Iizuka is eager to revive. The veteran Sonic Team director was also behind the generally disliked Shadow The Hedgehog and has a surprising answer when we ask him why he's never made a dedicated Tails or Knuckles game. "I've thought of both in the past", he reveals, "and I actually considered making a game like Knuckles Chaotix at one point, but Sega has unfortunately not given me the green light to do so."
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dc.contributor.author | Fosberg, F Raymond | en_US |
dc.date.accessioned | 2008-04-02T15:02:47Z | en_US |
dc.date.available | 2008-04-02T15:02:47Z | en_US |
dc.date.issued | 1975-04 | en_US |
dc.identifier.citation | Fosberg FR. 1975. Revised check-list of vascular plants, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Honolulu (HI): Cooperative National Park Resources Studies Unit, University of Hawaii at Manoa, Department of Botany. PCSU Technical Report, 5. | en_US |
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dc.description.abstract | The following list is part of a manifold approach to identifying the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park plant populations, determining which are endemic and which exotic, and go on to developing an understanding of why some of the former are rare or endangered species. After completion of both the present text and the text for Vol. 1, no. 1, of the serial Allertonia, Rare and Endangered Species of Hawaiian Vascular Plants by Drs. F. R. Fosberg and Derral Herbst, permission was given by Dr. Fosberg for the insertion of an asterisk, *,in front of these species in the following list which are also listed in the Allertonia publication. Determining the status of these plants in the Park so designated in the list by asterisks thus becomes of prime importance. Some may prove to be neither rare nor endangered. Precautions are wise in considering varieties and forms, some of which are rare and have not been recognized in the Park as yet. It is anticipated that ultimately management practices will result that will facilitate the Park Service's achieving its objectives in respect to protection and interpretation. Throughout the work of the UH/CPS-unit and even before, Dr. Fosberg has been the principal taxonomist associated with this work in the Park, though several others have participated very vigorously and effectively. Four from the University of Hawaii must be mentioned individually. Among them first would be Dr. Charles H. Lamoureux and secondly the currently unfinished floristic activity of Dr. William Theobald. The basic preparation of the present list and changes in it through various stages of editing have been the work of Ms. G. Virginia Carey of the Hawaii IBP project directed by Dr. Dieter Mueller-Dombois. A large number of graduate students and others are constantly making contributions to our knowledge of t he plants of the Park and it is anticipated distribution of the present list will stimulate these activities. At one time it had been planned to include a check-list of the ferns but that is not possible at this time. | en_US |
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dc.relation.ispartofseries | Technical Report | en_US |
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dc.subject.lcsh | Hawaii Volcanoes National Park (Hawaii) | en_US |
dc.subject.lcsh | Plants -- Hawaii -- Hawaii Island. | en_US |
dc.title | Revised check-list of vascular plants, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park | en_US |
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Expand G300 RAM memory
Posted 13 December 2013 - 12:39 PM
That is all you need to know.
Posted 13 December 2013 - 03:21 PM
What exactly do you mean by "expand RAM with external memory card"?
I don't think that is possible.
Swap/zram is the nearest equivalent that I can think of.
Posted 13 December 2013 - 03:37 PM
That is all you need to know.
Posted 13 December 2013 - 03:41 PM
Sounds like swap or zram to me.
See the link that I posted and search the forum and the web generally for more on this.
I think that some kernels have zram support but I don't know how it works, how well it works or what the pros and cons are.
Posted 16 December 2013 - 10:54 PM
Thats not possible. The SD card is not the same as the RAM of the G300 or any other phone.
You can use the swap/zram, but that doesn't give much more performence or "free ram"... And, in some cases, could mess up the partitions of the phone and brick it.
Posted 18 December 2013 - 09:53 PM
Posted 18 December 2013 - 11:42 PM
swap is NOT the same as RAM...
And, in this case, doesn't provide any performance gains...
Posted 19 December 2013 - 05:52 AM
That is all you need to know.
Posted 19 December 2013 - 09:36 AM
use zRAM (built in CM ROMs) and reduce the apps you are using or change some of them (alternatives). Some of them are great RAM eaters. You will see improvement
Forget using SWAP, because it is only a placebo. System will close apps in the same way, doesnt matter if you have or dont have SWAP. And will be more laggy with swap, more crashes, freezing etc.
Posted 19 December 2013 - 10:28 AM
My phone use up to 150Mb just for browser. No way put 2 things in same time, like browser and Viber, he close both. I am desperate! Have RAM booster but that dont help much. Task manager which autokill everything what not in use, and no big change. My RAM drop from 200 to 45-50 and all go to hell. I try 5 diferent ROMs and all same. For that i mean to someway increase RAM with SD card. Or whatever call that.
Maybe is time to look for a really good rom. =)
Posted 19 December 2013 - 12:48 PM
Have you tried any of the GB ROMs?
CM7, Superslim, Slim, AtomicMod...
Posted 19 December 2013 - 11:45 PM
P.S.- Have HYNIX memory if that mean some.
Edited by GadanCika, 19 December 2013 - 11:48 PM.
That is all you need to know.
Posted 20 December 2013 - 09:10 AM
In my experience GB ROMs run best (most stable and smooth) on G300.
Admittedly I haven't kept up to date with all the latest and greatest versions of all ROMs lately though.
I'm running CM7 now and find it very good.
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Andrew J. Schlidt
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Andrew Schlidt Article: "Smart Buildings: Who is Fiddling with Your Roof?"
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Andrew Schlidt Featured in Wisconsin Law Journal: "Technology Practice Leader Finds Perfect Fit With Milwaukee Firm"
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Andy Schlidt is a shareholder in the Milwaukee office of Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek S.C. where he is co-chair of the firm's Corporate & Finance Practice Group and is leader of the Technology Law Team. He is a corporate lawyer with broad experience in commercial transactions, corporate governance, and regulatory compliance matters. Andy has served on the Firm's Board of Directors and leverages the Firm's 150+ legal professionals to achieve the business and strategic objectives of clients.
As leader of the Firm's Technology Law team, Andy serves as National Technology Counsel to companies with operations across North America and abroad. In this capacity, Andy draws upon his prior industry experience as a business process and technology consultant with the Chicago office of Accenture. To further refine his knowledge of industry developments and outsourcing/technology deals, Andy completed a Masters of Industrial Technology degree through Purdue University. At Purdue he conducted a study of the technology risk management practices of legal counsel at Fortune 200 companies.
Andy is a member of the Science & Technology Section of the American Bar Association and the Business Law Section of the State Bar of Wisconsin, including Co-Chair of the State Bar IT Law and e-Commerce Committee. He was a founder of the Information Technology Association of Wisconsin (ITAWi) and has served as a member of the Telecommunications Committee for the Wisconsin Public Utilities Institute. Andy is an annual contributor to the Electronic Contracting chapter of the State Bar book on "Contract Law in Wisconsin.
Marquette University Law School, J.D.; Marquette Law Review
Purdue University, Masters of Industrial Technology (Honors)
University of Notre Dame, B.A. Economics (Dean's List)
State Bar of Wisconsin
Awards & Distinctions
Named a "Rising Star" on the Wisconsin Super Lawyers list (2006, 2007)
Rated AV® Preeminent™ by Martindale-Hubbell®
Milwaukee County War Memorial Service Award
Notre Dame Club of Milwaukee Service Award
Representative Work
FINANCIAL SERVICES: Counseling an $18 billion Fortune 500 financial services company in technology related legal issues including negotiation of licensing, services, and outsourcing agreements with vendors such as IBM, Oracle, Fiserv, United Healthcare, Standard & Poors, and USAData.
HEALTHCARE: Advising in creation of a Regional Health Information Organization for centralizing electronic medical health records in Wisconsin. Representation of health care organizations and insurers in information technology legal matters, including acquisition of electronic medical records software systems, privacy and security of patient information, data back-up and business continuance programs, Stark and anti-kickback compliance.
SOFTWARE: Representing an international logistics software developer in the drafting and enforcement of master technology agreements, implementation agreements, maintenance and support agreements, reseller agreements, joint development agreements, and strategic alliance agreements. Negotiated deals with customers such as duPont, Sears, Target, and Pepperidge Farms.
TELECOMMUNICATIONS: Representing telecommunications companies (ILEC, CLEC, & VOIP) in regulatory matters involving the WI Public Service Commission and Federal Communications Commission and negotiation / enforcement of complex commercial deals including: Network Joint Ventures; Interconnection Agreements; Pole Attachment Agreements; IRU Agreements; Co-location Agreements; Wholesale Capacity Agreements; Fiber Leases; and ISP and VOIP service agreements.
MANUFACTURING: Advising a Fortune 500 manufacturing company in managing legal issues in a $400 million enterprise-wide ERP implementation of SAP and IBM software affecting all global operations. Managed legal issues related to licensing, intellectual property, maintenance & support, hosting, security, privacy and disaster recovery planning among others.
WIRELESS: Assisting NYSE and NASDAQ telecommunications utilities with the deployment of wireless digital networks in Wisconsin including securing of government approvals, acquiring of public and private land rights, and negotiating of lease / co-location agreements.
FIBER OPTICS: Representing a fiber optics construction company in the development of a fiber communications network throughout the Midwest. Representing its affiliate in forming and growing a broadband communications company in deploying dark fiber and municipal Wi-Fi networks.
NEW VENTURES: Counseling start-up companies (including software development and other technology companies) in managing legal considerations associated with launching new enterprises. He serves as "General Counsel" to start-ups advising on issues such as corporate formation, management of intellectual property, contracting with business partners, venture financing, human resources, corporate growth strategy, risk mitigation, and dispute resolution.
RECORDS MANAGEMENT: Advising corporations in the development and maintenance of appropriate records retention programs in light of recent amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure relating to discovery of electronic records in litigation.
Professional Associations
UW E-Business Consortium – Advisory Board Member
Wisconsin Telecommunications Association
Federal Communications Bar Association
Wisconsin Public Utilities Institute – Telecommunications Committee
American Bar Association – Business Law Section and Science & Technology Sections
State Bar of Wisconsin – Business Law Section (Information Technology & E-Commerce Committee) and Energy Telecom Section
Community Involvement
Milwaukee County War Memorial, Inc. – Vice Chairman, Board of Trustees
Articles and Presentations
Keep your eyes "OPENED" in INTERNATIONAL cloud computing
, On Balance Magazine, January/February 2014
Negotiating the Cloud: Tips for Avoiding a Legal Storm-Emerging Legal Lessons in Cloud Computing
, presenter, Wisconsin Chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel (WISACCA) - An Introduction to Tax and Dispute Issues in the Cloud, Dec. 12, 2013
Insecurity in the Cloud?
, 2013 Wisconsin Digital Government Summit, Dec. 5, 2013
Smart buildings: Who is fiddling with your roof?
, IBMadison.com, Apr. 8, 2013
To stay in sync with the digital world, follow the data
, IBMadison.com, Feb. 11, 2013
Business Continuity Planning: Conduct a Critical Vendor Review
, IBMadison.com, Dec. 27, 2012
14th Annual Business Best Practices & Emerging Technologies Conference, Panelist: Privacy & Security Issues in a Cloudy Environment
, UW E-Business Consortium, Oct. 4, 2012
Cloud vs. Office? The Answer is Not as Clear-cut as You Might Think
, IBMadison.com, September 2012
Cloud Computing: Forecasting Turbulence for IT Operations
, IBMadison.com, Aug. 30, 2012
Electronic Documentation of Business and Real Estate Transactions
, State Bar of Wisconsin Real Estate and Business Law Institute, June 10, 2011
Emerging Legal Issues in Cloud Computing Environments
, Wisconsin Digital Government Summit, Nov. 30, 2010
E-Commerce Legal Considerations
, University of Wisconsin Executive MBA Program, Nov. 17, 2010
Best practices for the electronic workplace
, BizTimes, Nov. 28, 2008
Best Practices in Crisis Management
, Association of Corporate Counsel Conference for Wisconsin Chapter, May 15, 2008
Emerging Legal Issues in Technology Transactions
, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Center for Technology Innovation, Jan. 12, 2007
Key Issues in Software, ERP and ASP System Contracting
, participant in panel discussion, State Bar Information Technology Inter-Professional Conference.
Intelligent Buildings
, spoke on the development of "Intelligent Buildings" through Broadband Telecommunications and related I.T. Infrastructure at Shorecliff Communications Broadband Building & Commerce Seminar.
Build-to-Suit and Purchase/Leaseback Tower Problems
, spoke at a national telecommunications conference regarding contractual legal issues arising in the development of wireless networks. Mr. Schlidt's comments were published in the Sept. 15, 1998 edition of Wireless Review magazine.
Andrew J. Schlidt
555 East Wells Street
Suite 1900
Phone: (414) 978-5515
(414) 223-5000
Email Andrew J. Schlidt
Team Specific Bios for
Andrew J. Schlidt
Technology Law
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Corporate Compliance & White Collar Defense
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Louie, Mary W. (2011) Electrocatalysis in solid acid fuel cells. Dissertation (Ph.D.), California Institute of Technology. http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechTHESIS:05232011-144137426
Solid state electrochemical reactions play a crucial role in many energy conversion devices, yet the pathways of many reactions remain unknown. The elusiveness of the reaction mechanisms is due, in part, to the complexity of electrochemical reactions; because electrochemical reactions require the interaction of many species (e.g., ions, electrons, and adsorbates) across multiple phases (e.g., electrolyte, catalyst, and gas phases), elucidation of the reaction pathway can quickly become complicated. In this work, we develop and utilize model catalyst | electrolyte systems, that is, structures of reduced complexity, to study electrode reactions in solid acid fuel cells which operate at intermediate temperatures of ~ 250 ºC. We employ AC impedance spectroscopy to explore the reaction pathway for hydrogen electro-oxidation over Pt thin films sputter-deposited atop the proton-conducting solid acid electrolyte CsH2PO4. We observed that hydrogen electro-oxidation occurs by diffusion of hydrogen through Pt, taking advantage of the entire Pt | CsH2PO4 interfacial area rather than being confined to the triple-phase sites. This insight opens up new avenues for developing high performance electrodes with low Pt loadings by eliminating the requirement that Pt-based electrodes be comprised of high triple-phase site densities long considered to be critical for Pt electrocatalysis. Indeed, even for flat, planar electrodes of very thin Pt films, we obtained a Pt utilization that is significantly higher than in typical composite electrodes.
We also demonstrate the efficacy of a new tool for probing the spatial heterogeneity of electrochemical reactions at the metal | electrolyte interface. We characterized oxygen electro-reduction kinetics at the nanoscale Pt | CsHSO4 interface at ~ 150 ºC using conducting atomic force microscopy in conjunction with cyclic voltammetry and AC impedance spectroscopy. Not only did we find the electrochemical activity for oxygen electro-reduction to vary dramatically across the electrolyte surface but the current-voltage data, when analyzed in the Butler-Volmer framework, exhibited a strong counter-correlation between two key kinetic parameters, the exchange coefficient and exchange current. Specifically, the exchange current spanned five orders of magnitude while the exchange coefficient ranged between 0.1 and 0.6. Such a correlation has not been observed before and points to the power of atomic force microscopy for electrochemical characterization at electrolyte | metal | gas boundaries in general.
As reduction in microstructural complexity is a key advantage in model electrode | electrolyte systems, we also sought to understand the bulk properties of solid acid compounds, specifically, the relationship between microstructure and the superprotonic phase transition, the latter of which lends solid acid compounds their high proton conductivities at intermediate temperatures. We found a correlation between phase transformation hysteresis and crystallographic compatibility of the high- and low-temperature phases of the Cs1–xRbxH2PO4 solid solution series. Therefore, it is to be expected that hysteresis, and therefore microcrack formation, can be minimized during phase transformation via the principle of crystallographic compatibility. This is confirmed in single crystals of CsHSO4, which was found to have higher crystallographic compatibility, lower hysteresis, and significantly fewer microcracks formed during phase transition compared to CsH2PO4. The apparent applicability of the theory of crystallographic compatibility implies a new tool for identifying solid acid compounds with suitable microstructures for fuel cell application and for model electrode | electrolyte systems.
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Occupy Denver: Michael Moore calls CBS4 reporter "punk media" liar -- on CBS4 (VIDEO)
Ever wondered what it's like to get up in Michael Moore's grill? The answer: It's not awesome. CBS4 reporter Evrod Cassimy discovered that firsthand last night when, after the filmmaker's brief and delayed speech at Occupy Denver, he might have missed the point. The video below shows Cassimy provoking Moore to call him a "punk media" liar after he asks about the documentarian's millions. (It turns out Moore is the same on both sides of the camera.)
"How do you help these people?" Cassimy asked Moore during last night's broadcast, which immediately followed a speech in which Moore encouraged the occupation's trend of helping itself.
Although Moore attracted a crowd, his real audience were those who identify as occupiers, a group Moore repeatedly reminded the crowd were the real focus -- not him. "The rest of the country sees this," he told a crowd of approximately 600 people -- which begs the question of how many people saw him later school CBS4 on camera.
Cassimy, a CBS4 anchor who was previously involved in a different controversy over a photo of himself with Chris Brown on his CBS4 bio page, followed Moore as he departed for a book signing at the Tattered Cover on Colfax and quizzed him about the $50 million he's rumored to be worth. Moore, with typically eloquent aggression, answered calmly and pointedly.
"Is that what you do?" Moore asks Cassimy. "Sell rumors? You're just punk media, is all you are. You lie. You lie to people."
In recent weeks, much of the attention to Occupy Denver has been muddled by contradictory facts, particularly in the number of total arrests and allegations that John Sexton knocked over a police motorcycle. Yesteday's speech from Moore drew attention to the occupation again, albeit with a variety that is likely to be temporary. Within ten minutes of Moore's departure from the scene, most of the crowd he drew had disappeared. For the rest, the result was sloppy joes as usual.
That departure, however, also heralded a demand from Moore. "Just don't lie," he tells Cassimy. "OK?"
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The Obama administration and the Department of Justice under Attorney General Eric Holder have largely succeeded in drawing attention away from the BATFE Fast and Furious gunwalking scandal. There have been two major developments in the scandal, involving the wrongful death suit of Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry, and civil contempt of Congress charges against Attorney General Holder. Townhall news editor Katie Pavlich discusses these developments. Originally aired on NRA News Cam & Co. 11/18/13.
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Healing for Partners
For individuals who are in significant relationship with someone who struggles with sex and love addiction. The majority of participants are women in relationship with male addicts. However, men who are in relationship with a female sex and love addict are welcome and encouraged to attend.
About the Workshop
The Healing for Partners workshop is a short-term, intensive setting that maximizes your investment of time and money. The four-day workshop provides the equivalent of 8-12 months of weekly counseling and is a huge jumpstart or boost for recovery.
The workshop is clinical, meaning all the leaders are at least master's level, licensed counselors who are specifically trained in treating sex addicts and partners of addicts. We use a comprehensive approach that addresses not only the acting out behavior, but also its roots. Each person develops a specific recovery plan to guide her process after the workshop.
Participation is limited to 18 people or less. The majority of attendees are female, but male partners are encouraged to attend. For group processing, participants are divided into small groups of 6 and work with the same leader throughout the workshop. Individual counseling is not part of the workshop.
The workshop fee includes all lodging and meals. Insurance does not cover the cost, but a no-interest payment plan is available. See Financial Information for details.
Communication with the Bethesda Workshops office is critical to your participation in a Healing Workshop. If you have not submitted your required paperwork or notified Bethesda Workshops of your intent to postpone your attendance by the Friday before your scheduled workshop, you will be scratched from that event, forfeit your deposit, and you lose the opportunity to transfer to a future workshop.
Workshops typically fill up, so register early.
Parallel Workshop Structure
Healing for Partners workshops are held simultaneously with Healing for Women workshops. All participants meet jointly for devotionals and some core teaching, but the majority of a workshop experience is segregated into the two groups. All small group work is separate.
Dates & Times
Wednesday, 1:00 pm – Saturday, 6:00 pm, CST *
*NOTE: The Healing for Partners Workshop ends at a different time than the Healing for Men Workshop.
January 21-24, 2015
March 25-28, 2015
May 13-16, 2015
July 22-25, 2015
September 16-19, 2015
November 11-14, 2015
Format & Agenda
The workshop is a group experience and individual counseling sessions are not part of the intensive. During the small group breakout sessions, though, each participant has extensive time to share personally. Sessions normally begin by 8:00 a.m. and continue until 8:00 p.m.
The workshop format is intense and specifically designed to maximize a participant's time and investment. This is not a retreat. The intensive approach consists of a combination of instruction, writing exercises, small groups, and group activities. Both didactic (teaching) and experiential (psychodrama, role-playing, etc.) interventions are used.
Topics include:
- Grief and loss
- Family of origin dynamics
- Childhood abuse
- Partner's coping
- Boundaries
- Tools of recovery
- Disclosure and when to extend trust
- Couple and family issues
- Spiritual concerns and growth
Workshop Leaders
Workshops are staffed by at least master's level, licensed clinicians. Many have earned the CSAT designation – a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist – which is the highest level recognized in our field. Workshops are primarily led by same-gender therapists, though most workshops also have at least one opposite-gender therapist. All workshop leaders are committed Christians with specific clinical training in treating sexual addiction and related issues. The majority of the workshop leaders are in some form of personal recovery as an addict or a partner.
Location & Lodging
Nashville, Tennessee
The workshops are held at the Bethesda Center located in the Woodmont Hills Church in Nashville. All participants (including Nashville area residents) stay together in a nearby hotel, where each person shares a room with another workshop participant. The Bethesda staff will handle your hotel reservation, and all lodging (excluding any optional nights) and meals are included in your workshop fee.
If you have to stay over until Sunday or need to arrive on Tuesday, the workshop coordinator can arrange lodging at your expense at the workshop hotel. Meals during the times before and after a workshop are also at your expense.
Travel Information
It's critically important that you be present for the entire workshop. As a group intensive, everyone needs to begin and end together. You WILL NOT be admitted to the workshop if you plan your travel in such a way that you arrive late or leave early, even if that means you have to stay over on Saturday night and leave on Sunday. You shortchange yourself and disrupt the workshop process if you arrive late or leave early.
It's in your best interest to arrive rested. Please make arrangements to arrive the day before the workshop instead of flying overnight or leaving at dawn to travel the day of the workshop. Don't arrive exhausted before these intense, long days.
If you're flying you should arrive in Nashville no later than 11:15 am Central time on Wednesday so you'll have time to eat lunch and get to the workshop site. The Healing for Partners workshop ends at 6:00 pm on Saturday (a different time than the Healing for Men workshop), and participants are free to leave then. Don't schedule a flight before 7:00 pm at the earliest; ideally your flight should be 7:30 pm or later.
Transportation from the airport is provided on Wednesday and back and forth from the conference hotel, so there's no need to rent a car.
When you register for a workshop, a Travel Form is one of the documents you'll receive, and it provides space for you to communicate your travel plans and lodging needs to the Bethesda Workshops staff.
What to Bring / What to Leave Home
Cell phones, laptops, iPads and similar items are not permitted at the workshop. Please leave them at home. If you are uncomfortable traveling without a cell phone, bring it with you to the Bethesda Center and turn it off before you enter the workshop site. Staff will collect all cell phones and electronics and keep them until the workshop ends. If you don't believe you can be totally disconnected from work, you're encouraged to attend a future workshop when you can dedicate time away.
Bring clothes for four days, personal toiletries, medicine and any other essentials you'll need. Bring a Bible, a journal, recovery related reading or personal devotional materials if you like. We'll provide everything you'll need during the workshop itself, including a workbook, paper and pen.


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COLUMBIA — The Black and Gold city bus routes will continue to run after May, although they likely will look much different than they do now.
Three of the nine apartment complexes served by the routes have agreed to a new price plan proposed by the city to continue service, according to a report to the City Council from Public Works Director John Glascock. They are:
- Grindstone Canyon
- Gateway at Columbia
- Campus View
Rolling Rock Town Homes, which currently receives no bus service, also has accepted the proposal.
In the agreement, the apartments will pay the city about $62 per bed each semester for bus service, Glascock said in his report. That's a much higher rate than they pay now, but it comes out to 38 cents per ride, assuming each student makes one round trip to and from campus on the bus per day, Mayor Bob McDavid said. The regular fare is $1.50.
The city will run buses directly to complexes that have signed up, shuttling students to and from MU on weekdays. Night and weekend service are not included.
"I look at that as an offer they can't refuse," McDavid said at Monday's meeting of the Columbia City Council. "But some of them did."
Campus Lodge, Copper Beech and Log Hill Run refused the offer, Glascock wrote.
The Reserve at Columbia, The Cottages, The Grove and The Pointe at Rock Quarry must decide by May whether they want the new service. That's when the current service is scheduled to stop.
"I don't know what they're going to do," McDavid said. "They may privately contract, and that's fine."
McDavid said he would work with Missouri Student Association President Xavier Billingsley to inform students of the situation.
"I want this stuff to be public," McDavid said. "I think that's the fairest thing to do for students, to help them know or encourage them to research how they're going to get from their apartments to campus."
City Manager Mike Matthes said that if no more apartments sign on, the city would use four buses instead of 10 to run the routes, a reflection of declining demand. He also said anyone living in the contracted apartments would be permitted to ride only the Black and Gold routes without paying the regular fare.
The city met with apartment owners on Jan. 9 and informed them that the routes would cease in May because of budget constraints unless they paid a higher rate for bus service.
The Missourian reported in September that the city was losing thousands of dollars on previous contracts for providing bus service to the apartment complexes.


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Celebrity Reflection Cruise Review by walter54: Cruising on a brand new ship, the Reflection
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Cruising on a brand new ship, the Reflection
When I heard that Celebrity Cruises ordered a fifth ship at the Meyer Werft, I immediately decided to book for the first cruise of this ship. So we booked already before the first cut of steel.Thanks to the web cam and the regular update of photo's, I have now my own album of the whole construction process.
And when this beauty was floated out, we were there for a week, anxious whether the deadlines in the construction would be respected.
And when we arrived in Amsterdam to board for he inaugural cruise, we were full of expectations. But we were overwhelmed by the descent luxe this ship shows.
For the first time we had booked a balcony cabin, but unfortunately we couldn't use it often due to the bad weather.
With our second cruise we sailed to Miami on the transatlantic.
And now we sailed in the Mediterranean in a discovering cruise to the roots of our culture.
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time we managed to discover different plates.
And if I compare with MSC, the chose for breakfast, lunch and dinner is more varied with Celebrity.
Another surprising fact was that a lot of crew-members started a new term and that some of them spontaneously came over to us to greet us.
During these three cruises on the Reflection we had never something to complain about.
We tried different beverage packages during these cruises and we never felt to be treated in a neglecting way at any bar or the MDR.
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Psychological theories are based on the experiences of the one construction the theory. If the Vedantic Self becomes a differentiated component of one's experience then it will naturally weave its way into one's psychological model of the mind.
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Preface | v |
Acknowledgements | vi |
Key to Transliteration | vii |
Abstract | viii |
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Introduction | |
Jung's Psychological Model of the Mind | 2 |
Advaita Vedanta | 14 |
Preliminary Considerations and Assumptions | 24 |
The Structure of the Study | 27 |
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Advaita Vedanta | |
The Vedantic Self | 29 |
The Self as Consciousness | 32 |
The Self as Existence | 40 |
Existence in Relation to Non-Existence | 41 |
Existence in Relation to Name and Form | 42 |
Existence in Relation to Time | 45 |
The Self as Love | 47 |
The Self and the Mind | 51 |
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The Need for a Containing Myth | 67 |
Jung's Epistemology | 78 |
Jung's Myth | 82 |
Jung's Epistemology and Advaita Vedanta | 88 |
Jung's Myth and Advaita Vedanta | 91 |
Chapter 4 | |
Jung's Psychological Model of the Mind | 95 |
Synchronicity | 96 |
The Archetypes and the collective Unconscious | 100 |
The Jungian Self | 105 |
The Jungian Ego | 108 |
The process of Individuation | 113 |
The Shadow the personal unconsciousness and Complexes | 116 |
Chapter 5 | |
Therapeutic Implications | 123 |
For Future Study | 142 |
References | 145 |


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