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If you are living aboard and or cruising, you will find that this is not all that neccessary very often as you will go through the water quick enough not to worry about it. If your boats sets up a bit, it may be more neccessary. You will get a growth in your tanks without some caution.
We have tried a few different systems for post filtration (drinking water), but have settled into a cheap Pur water filter pitcher with a charcoal filter on top. You can get them at Walmart and they are cheap. It fits in the fridge and thus you can keep cold water on hand. It takes not pressure to push it through and you can store a lot of the filters for long-term runs.
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Mr. Steve Kretchman is a marketing executive at Skire, Inc, a construction software company in Silicon Valley. His work at Skire involves development of project charters for financial and environmental justification of partnership and the tracking of benefits throughout the relationship. Prior to Skire, Steve worked at SAP, an enterprise software company, in the Power & Utilities practice. Here he was responsible for developing sales strategies and operating plans for SAP's customers and prospects throughout North America. He also helped develop and implement Demand Management programs using SAP's Smart Metering solution.
Before SAP, Steve worked as a management consultant at A.T. Kearney in the supply chain practice. He worked with client in the retail, IT, automotive and energy industries to streamline operations and reduce energy usage and solid waste. Steve started his career as an engineer at Siemens-Westinghouse designing turbines, generators and reactor internals for coal, gas, oil and nuclear fueled power plants. His work included plant efficiency audits and monitoring of cooling water temperatures. A large portion of Steve's time at Siemens-Westinghouse was spent modernizing 1950s-era power plants in China and Eastern Europe for significant improvements in efficiency and emissions. As a native of Jacksonville, Steve spent 28 years living in and enjoying the coastal areas of Florida and the Caribbean and is a NAUI certified SCUBA diver. Through extensive travel, he has seen firsthand the devastation that resource mismanagement can have on all aspects of the environment and is passionate about maintaining and preserving these natural resources. Steve has a Mechanical Engineering degree and German minor from the University of Florida and an MBA from UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business. He lives in Berkeley with his wife Samantha.
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George received his Juris Doctor (with honors) from George Washington University in 1976, where he was a member of the George Washington Law Review. He received a B.A. (with high honors) from Michigan State University in 1973. In 1987, George founded his own practice focusing on complex business litigation, with an emphasis on securities and class-action litigation. George's credits as an author and/or panelist include: the Business Law Section of the State Bar of California, "Counseling the California Business: Liability, Financing and Transactional Considerations," Tenth Annual Spring Program, May 1988; "Taking and Defending the Deposition of the Class Representative," Effective Depositions, Henry L. Hecht, American Bar Association, c2010; "The Future of Class Action Litigation – Ethical, Conflict and Settlement Issues in Complex Cases," Association of Business Trial Lawyers of Northern California, September, 1997; American Bar Association Litigation Section, "Is There Life Without Shelter: Litigation Involving Tax Shelters In Today's Economic Environment," 1987 ABA Annual Meeting, August 1987; International Association for Financial Planning, 1989 IAFP Broker-Dealer Conference, "Fighting the Suit," January 1989; Practising Law Institute, "Tax Shelters in Trouble: Public and Private Litigation," October 1985; Association of Trial Lawyers of America, "Professional Negligence," September 1986; California Continuing Education of the Bar, "Depositions: Preparing, Taking and Using," 1986, 1988, 1990, 1992 and 1996; Practising Law Institute, "Deposition Skills Training Program," February 1987, November 1988, June 1989; Practising Law Institute, "Offering and Excluding Trial Evidence," May 1989; Practising Law Institute, "Impact of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act," July 2002; Trial Magazine, "Accountants' Liability," February 1986.
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Issue No.10 - Oct. (2013 vol.19)
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Yu-Hsuan Chan , Dept. of Comput. Sci., Univ. of California at Davis, Davis, CA, USA
C. D. Correa , Dept. of Comput. Sci., Univ. of California at Davis, Davis, CA, USA
Kwan-Liu Ma , Dept. of Comput. Sci., Univ. of California at Davis, Davis, CA, USA
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Scatterplots remain a powerful tool to visualize multidimensional data. However, accurately understanding the shape of multidimensional points from 2D projections remains challenging due to overlap. Consequently, there are a lot of variations on the scatterplot as a visual metaphor for this limitation. An important aspect often overlooked in scatterplots is the issue of sensitivity or local trend, which may help in identifying the type of relationship between two variables. However, it is not well known how or what factors influence the perception of trends from 2D scatterplots. To shed light on this aspect, we conducted an experiment where we asked people to directly draw the perceived trends on a 2D scatterplot. We found that augmenting scatterplots with local sensitivity helps to fill the gaps in visual perception while retaining the simplicity and readability of a 2D scatterplot. We call this augmentation the generalized sensitivity scatterplot (GSS). In a GSS, sensitivity coefficients are visually depicted as flow lines, which give a sense of continuity and orientation of the data that provide cues about the way data points are scattered in a higher dimensional space. We introduce a series of glyphs and operations that facilitate the analysis of multidimensional data sets using GSS, and validate with a number of well-known data sets for both regression and classification tasks.
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Microarrays 2013, 2(3), 265-283; doi:10.3390/microarrays2030265
Kernel-Based Aggregation of Marker-Level Genetic Association Tests Involving Copy-Number Variation
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Received: 2 August 2013 / Revised: 29 August 2013 / Accepted: 30 August 2013 / Published: 4 September 2013
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Genetic association tests involving copy-number variants (CNVs) are complicated by the fact that CNVs span multiple markers at which measurements are taken. The power of an association test at a single marker is typically low, and it is desirable to pool information across the markers spanned by the CNV. However, CNV boundaries are not known in advance, and the best way to proceed with this pooling is unclear. In this article, we propose a kernel-based method for aggregation of marker-level tests and explore several aspects of its implementation. In addition, we explore some of the theoretical aspects of marker-level test aggregation, proposing a permutation-based approach that preserves the family-wise error rate of the testing procedure, while demonstrating that several simpler alternatives fail to do so. The empirical power of the approach is studied in a number of simulations constructed from real data involving a pharmacogenomic study of gemcitabine and compares favorably with several competing approaches.
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Monday, February 1, 2010
Sandra D. Bricker's "The Big 5-oh!"
We're happy to have Sandra D. Bricker with us today.
Click on the photo to the left to visit the author's website. Read on to learn more about Sandra and her book...
1) How did this story come to you?
I battled ovarian cancer several years ago, and I was talking about that with someone. The subject came up about what happens AFTER cancer treatment; that overwhelming feeling of "What next?!" That niggled at me for a while, until one day it occurred to me that the best way for me as a writer to deal with something is to turn it on its ear and poke fun at it. And so Olivia and her post-cancer new life was born.
2) Tell us about the journey to getting this book published.
I'm particularly excited about the release of The Big 5-OH! because it's my first book with Abingdon Press. I'd been writing for Summerside Press already, and that felt very much like home to me. So venturing out to another house was a little daunting. But it certainly didn't take long for me in getting to know Barbara Scott and the folks at Abingdon to know that this was a perfect extension for me.
3) Tell me three things about yourself that would surprise your readers.
1. I started out my writing career with dreams of writing screenplays. I even went to film school to learn. And after that ... I was going to be the next great suspense author. Apparently, God had a different plan for me. :-)
2. Speaking of God's plans ... I was supposed to be on TWA Flight 800, the one that went down on its way to Paris. If not for my business partner losing her birth certificate and not being able to get her passport before the trip, I would have been on that flight.
3. I think birthday cake is the greatest invention of our time. A layered cake with sweet, creamy icing ... there's nothing that tempts me more. Nothing.Not Jon Bon Jovi, not Chinese food, not even chocolate. All worthy adversaries, but there's just something about birthday cake!
4) What are you working on now and what's next for you?
I've recently finished and turned in my fall book for Abingdon, Always the Baker, Never the Bride. And now I've started on the next one for Summerside Press, Love Finds You in Carmel, California.
5) Parting comments?
Just that I'd like to thank you so much for inviting me to spend a few minutes here with all of you. I'm so proud of The Big 5-OH! and really excited to hear what everyone thinks of it.
6) Where can fans find you on the internet?
My Web site is at www.SandraDBricker.com, and my blog can be found at http://SandraDBricker.blogspot.com.
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As always, thank you for the interview of an author that I've not read before. I look forward to reading "The big 5-0h!" and it sounds like a book I will need to get for many of my girlfriends. In fact, I just might put it on our wish list for our book club. I also look forward to reading "Always the Baker, Never the Bride."
email@example.com- AnonymousFebruary 2, 2010 at 9:41 PM
would enjoy reading this fabulous book...thanks for the opportunity.
kmkuka(at)yahoo(dot)Com - AnonymousFebruary 2, 2010 at 10:37 PM
This is a new author to me. Would definitely be interested in this read and finding more by her.
email@example.com - AnonymousFebruary 3, 2010 at 11:37 AM
Looks like a great book, I'd love to read it. And happy that the author 'missed' her plane on that fateful day!
bookworm1414 (at) yahoo (dot) com I saw a guest blog by Sandra on Rachelle Gardner's blog recently, and I wrote myself a note to check out her new book. Then I got on FB and there was a drawing to win it! How cool is that?!
Please enter me in the drawing: email@example.com
Thank you!
God bless you,
PS - I turned 5-0 myself last September.- AnonymousFebruary 7, 2010 at 3:38 PM
I'll be looking for more of your books!
email@example.com Thank you to so many of you who entered to win a copy of The Big 5-OH!
The winner is ... drumroll, please ... Cheri Hardaway!
Cheri, I'll be emailing you soon for your mailing address. And thank you so much again to all of you who entered. And to Dawn for inviting me to join you for a visit.
Blessings and grace,
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ABC World News Tonight w/ Charlie Gibson honored them with Person(s) of the Year. Men's Health Magazine described them as " The Healers" and named them as one of the 20 heroes of Health and Fitness along with Barrack Obama, Tiger Woods and Lance Armstrong. They have been invited to the White House and meet with President Bush. These titles and the other numerous honors and awards they have amassed since their first mission can only be described as simply amazing. But, the selfless act of humanitarianism, navigating through poppy fields in Taliban territories of Afghanistan, jumping over land mines and avoiding crossfire of guerrilla warfare, earning the trust of Afghan warlords to insure their safety can only be described as Men's Health Magazine stated, " …any Hollywood screenwriter would reject the scene as implausible". In fact, although most of the details of their 3 tours have not been disclosed or made public, some can argue that the current strategy in Afghanistan today may have been adopted from the results of their successful mission.
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Dr. Moss was selected by the Advisory Board of the New York Urban League, Staten Island Branch.
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To highlight and celebrate their stories, Faces of Penn State aims to showcase the personal accomplishments, public contributions and pioneering spirit resulting from the Penn State experience, education and community.
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He's not alone. So is his identical twin brother, Dr. Vince Moss, a cardiothoracic surgeon in New Jersey.
They're not only physicians. They're Eagle Scouts, members of the first African-American fraternity, Alpha Phi Alpha, and, perhaps most proudly, veterans of the U.S. Army, who have each served three war-time tours in support of troops in the Middle East – in both Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The Commonwealth Fund (2012) International profiles of health care systems 2012: Australia, Canada, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Iceland, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United States. Thomson, Sarah, Osborn, Robin, Squires, David and Jun, Miraya (eds.) The Commonwealth Fund.
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This publication presents overviews of the health care systems of Australia, Canada, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Japan, Iceland, Italy, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United States. Each overview covers health insurance, public and private financing, health system organization, quality of care, health disparities, efficiency and integration, care coordination, use of health information technology, use of evidence-based practice, cost containment, and recent reforms and innovations. In addition, summary tables provide data on a number of key health system characteristics and performance indicators, including overall health care spending, hospital spending and utilization, health care access, patient safety, care coordination, chronic care management, disease prevention, capacity for quality improvement, and public views.
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Below is the poem entitled Winter which was written by poet Sandra Adams. Please feel free to comment on this poem. However, please remember, PoetrySoup is a place of encouragement and growth.
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i peer through lacy curtains that night has sewn upon my window at footsteps that lead to you the stars weave themselves between the clouds of winter's loom a cold wind howls beneath the unseen moon a mother's lullaby i feel the hands of time gently tap from the edge of night and sanity i sit alone beneath the shadows and watch as my footsteps fade to white


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Les Aventures des Schtroumpfs
Les Aventures des Schtroumpfs | |
Directed by | Eddy Ryssack, Maurice Rosy |
Produced by | Charles Dupuis |
Written by | Yvan Delporte, Peyo, André Franquin |
Starring | Jacques Courtois, Marion, Nelly Béguin, Richard Muller, Jeannine Cherel, Paul Roland |
Music by | Roland Renerte |
Cinematography | Raoul Cauvin, Norbert Declercq |
Release dates
1965 |
Running time
90 mins. |
Country | Belgium |
Language | French |
Les Aventures des Schtroumpfs (lit. The Adventures of the Smurfs) is an animated feature film based on the Belgian comic book series "The Smurfs". It was the first animated feature film featuring the Smurf characters. The film was released in 1965 in Belgium.[1]
The film featured the voices of popular actors then working for radio.
The film was overshadowed eleven years later by the Belvision film The Smurfs and the Magic Flute.
The film consisted of five black-and-white shorts made in the previous years for broadcasting on Walloon TV:
A Smurf gets himself captured by Gargamel. Now, the Smurfs must save him before he gets killed.
The Smurfs and the Magic Egg[edit]
The Smurfs discover a magic egg. But they don't know it has been created by Gargamel.
The Black Smurfs[edit]
A contagious disease terrorizes the village.
The Smurfs and the Dragon[edit]
The Smurfs befriend a domesticated dragon.
The Flying Smurf[edit]
One of the Smurfs attempts to fly like a bird.
See also[edit]
- ^ María Luisa Amador, Jorge Ayala Blanco, Cartelera Cinematográfica, 1980-1989 (2006), p. 151.
External links[edit]
- Les Aventures Des Schtroumpfs at the Big Cartoon DataBase
- Les aventures des Schtroumpfs at the Internet Movie Database
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Postcard - 'A Peep at the Exhibition Building', Southern Facade, Exhibition Building, Melbourne, circa 1905 Reg. No: SH 961003
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- This is a colour postcard of the Exhibition Building showing the dome and part of the southern facade of the building with the lake and gardens in the foreground, circa 1905. The postcard was sent from SA & J Davies as a Christmas greeting to Miss Rose Adcock of Drummond Street, Carlton, Victoria.
The Exhibition Building was built for the 1880 Melbourne International Exhibition, which opened to visitors on 1 October 1880. On 9 May 1901, it hosted the opening of the First Commonwealth Parliament of Australia. By the early 20th century, picture postcards of the Exhibition Building were a popular Melbourne souvenir.
The division of the reverse of the postcard, allowing a message to be written on one half and the address on the other, was not permitted in Australia until 1905. - Description:
- A colour tinted photograph of the Exhibition Building showing the dome and part of the southern side of building with the lake and garden in the foreground. The view looks across the lake towards the building. The building is partly obscured by trees and garden. A Christmas greeting is written across the front of the card in gold glitter. On the reverse of the card there is a handwritten inscription and address and two green halfpenny Victorian postage stamps in the top right hand corner.
Discipline: | History |
Dimensions: | 137 mm (Height), 86 mm (Width) |
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Tagged with: | buildings, christmas, correspondence, exterior views, royal exhibition building, christmas cards, postcards, civic mementoes |
Themes this item is part of: | Royal Exhibition Building Collection, Public Life & Institutions Collection |
Primary Classification: | ROYAL EXHIBITION BUILDING |
Secondary Classification: | Revenue |
Tertiary Classification: | souvenir postcards |
Inscriptions: | Obverse, text: A Peep at the Exhibition Building, Melbourne/ Victoria; 109; Xmas Greetings; From S.A. & J. Davies Reverse, text: POST CARD; This space may be used for Correspondence; ADDRESS TO BE HERE. Reverse, handwritten: Dear Rose/ Hoping you are/ all well, and/ will have a/ merry time/ -Xmas-/ With Love/ S.A.D.; Miss. R. Adcock/ 'Miuelle'/ Drummond St./ Carlton |
Place & Date Made: | Victoria, Australia, circa 1905 The division of the reverse of the postcard, allowing a message to be written on one half and the address on the other, was not permitted in Britain until 1902 and Australia until 1905. |
Place & Date Depicted: | Royal Exhibition Building (REB), Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, circa 1905 |
Addressed To: | Miss Rose Adcock, Carlton, Victoria, Australia, circa 1905 |
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Lightning Strike Sends Texas Rangers for Cover [VIDEO]
It was the top of the fourth inning last night at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington as the Texas Rangers were taking on the Minnesota Twins when a loud clap of thunder and bolt of lightning sent players scrambling to the dugout. The lightning obviously hit very close to the stadium. You can see the interference it caused to the television signal -- the cameras even shook from the force of the thunder.


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Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to describe the importance of the geochemistry of formation fluids in shale gas reservoirs and discuss differences between plays. Further, you will be able to discuss biogenic methane formation is observed only in the upper Green River Formation in the central to northern Uinta Basin.
The geochemistry of formation fluids (water and hydrocarbon gases) in the Uinta Basin, Utah, is evaluated at the regional scale based on fluid sampling and compilation of past records. The focus is on the hydrogeochemistry and gas compositions from the vantage point of a basin-wide view.
Studies suggest that gas composition and water-gas stable isotope characteristics in the central to southeastern basin indicate the presence of a deep, thermogenic, and regionally continuous gas deposit. In particular, gases sampled in this region from the Wasatch Formation and Mesaverde Group indicate a similar source rock (type III kerogen of the deeply buried, thermally mature Mesaverde Group in the central to northern basin) as well as migration from the Natural Buttes gas field toward the southeastern basin.
Evidence for biogenic methane formation is observed only in the upper Green River Formation in the central to northern Uinta Basin. Here, the organic-rich, immature Green River shales experience meteoric water invasions and formation fluid chemistry, and stable isotope compositions are diagnostic of microbial methanogenesis.
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i was so nervous about this brine- my husband chose the recipe, and when it was hot it smelled AWFUL! i let it cool, and it smelled a little better, but just a little. i made just a turkey breast (though it was huge!), so i brined it about 12 hrs, then roasted it with butter and maple syrup glaze (martha stewart has a good recipe). my husband's fave holiday is thanksgiving- he took me aside to say it was by far the best turkey he's ever had. not bad for the vegetarian chef!
This is a great brine, the soy sauce gives the turkey a lovely rich color and the turkey was very juicy. I put the garlic cloves in the cavity for cooking and people were fighting for them! For smaller birds, use a shorter time in the brine to keep it from being too salty.
Oh my, this was good. I left out the bay leaf, subbed Maker's Mark for the sour mash and marinated a pork rib roast overnight. Roasted it at 450 for 15 minutes, dropped the temperature to 350 until the roast was just barely pink. What wonderful flavor. It was so good I boiled the marinade and used it as a sauce alongside the roast and simmered the leftovers to reheat. I will use this often-thanks for sharing.


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In addition to drills, conditioning and scrimmaging, the Muhlenberg volleyball team incorporated a new activity into its preseason schedule for 2008 – television watching.
The excellent showing by the U.S. in Beijing left the Muhlenberg team feeling good about its sport, and now the Mules hope to translate that into a season they can feel good about. They open up this weekend at Moravian's Greyhound Premiere Invitational before returning home to host the 11th Buttermaker Tournament September 5-6.
"Everyone was so intense in the preseason," said senior co-captain Danielle Losonci. "I don't think we've had that before. It was one of our most hard-working teams in the preseason."
A trio of juniors lead the team's offense. Liz Dean looks to continue to improve after a breakthrough season in which she averaged 2.33 kills and hit a team-best .196. Brittany Williams, a co-captain, and Phylicia Lee are expected to take on bigger, more consistent roles.
Running the show from the setter position will be senior co-captain Megan Eiser, who led the team with 798 assists and was named to two all-tournament teams last year.
Sophomore middle Caitlin Dombkowski could be the most improved player on the team. Noted Losonci, "She is working so hard and making strides every day."
Losonci is one of two returning back row players along with junior Christina Cangelosi, who was second on the team in total digs last year.
A strong group of freshmen were quickly incorporated into the team. "I don't feel the distinction between classes that we've had before," said Losonci. "I feel we're all equal and we can all get the job done."
The team will pay particular attention to getting the job done in close matches. Muhlenberg has dropped several contests in recent years where a point here or there could have made the difference, to the point where match scores and the team's record (11-19 last year) are not reflective of the effort.
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Ordering of glass rods in nematic and cholesteric liquid crystals |
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The orientational assembly of glass rods (3 x ~15 µm) in nematic, twisted nematic, and cholesteric liquid crystal cells was observed and quantified with optical microscopy. At this size, the rods were affected strongly by gravity and sedimented to the bottom of the cells. Temporal visualization of the sedimentation process (induced by flipping the cell over) shed insight into the effect the liquid crystal order had on the glass rod orientation. For nematic and twisted nematic geometries, the glass rods were aligned parallel to the local director orientation. Control experiments indicate that the rod alignment is not due to capillary flow induced artifacts from fabrication of the sample or due to interactions with the buffed substrates. As evidence, the glass rods rotated 90 degrees as they fell from the top to the bottom of a twisted nematic cell. More complex behavior was observed for cholesteric cells depending on the pitch length. A computational model was developed to predict the elastic energy of the system as a function of the angle between the long axis of the glass rod and the cholesteric liquid crystal director. The model predicted that the elastic energy of the system was minimized when the glass rods remained parallel to the cholesteric liquid crystal director when the pitch was sufficiently long, which agrees with experimental results.
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A. T. Juhl, D.-K. Yang, V. P. Tondiglia, L. V. Natarajan, T. J. White, and T. J. Bunning, "Ordering of glass rods in nematic and cholesteric liquid crystals," Opt. Mater. Express 1, 1536-1547 (2011)
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On June 24, 1950, the Communist armies of North Korea crossed the thirty-eighth parallel: the Korean war had begun. The Cold War was at its height, and the Korean imbroglio brought it to a fever pitch. Conservatives and "liberals," as well as many left-liberals who had previously opposed the Cold War, all rushed to endorse Truman's unilateral decision to send in the troops. On the Right, many ex-isolationist Republicans forgot their fealty to the foreign policy of the Founders, who warned against entangling alliances, and demanded that we go all out and launch an invasion that could take us deep into China. But the acclaim for and support of the war was not quite unanimous: aside from the usual suspects on the far Left, such as the American Communist Party and its immediate periphery, Truman's war evoked a small but vocal opposition from the last remnants of the Old "isolationist" Right that was not so easy to dismiss. In retrospect, their warnings are irrefutable and chillingly accurate.
The Chicago Tribune averred that the battle for the Korean peninsula was not worth the life of a single American and wondered why we were going to war over the fate of a small nation when we had not done so over the fate of a much larger one China. Conservative columnist John O'Donnell doubted whether the entire nation of South Korea was "worth a black eye on the face of one American soldier."
Lawrence Dennis, the isolationist intellectual and accused "seditionist," who had been put on trial by FDR and smeared as a "fascist" by the War Party, remarked that the battle between the Korean factions reminded him "of the Battle of Tippermuir in 1644, when the Knoxite Presbyterians fought the Cromwell religious fanatics, the two gangs being as much alike as two peas, under the banner proclaiming 'Jesus and No Quarter.'" The dictatorship of Syngman Rhee differed from the North Korean Communists only in their choice of slogans, leaders, and foreign sponsors.
Senator Robert A. Taft who supported the war, albeit reluctantly and tentatively noted that Truman had failed to ask Congress for a declaration of war: a precedent was set, and from that moment forward the power to unleash American military might once reserved to the people's representatives was usurped by the chief executive. At the time, with war hysteria obscuring most conservatives' devotion to the Constitution, this omission was little noted: we are paying for it, today, and it spades. Let those Republican congressmen who demanded to know by what authority President Clinton was taking us to war in Kosovo investigate the complicity of their Republican predecessors.
George Morgenstern, a writer and journalist with the Chicago Tribune, presciently declared that the American occupation of the Korean peninsula would reward us with "a ravaged country on our hands, a discredited Korean government, and a Korean army impotent to fight its own battles." Even worse, the start of the Korean conflict augured a new and dangerous course for the United States: we were, Morgenstern predicted, well along on the road to "world power, aggrandizement, and exploitation of everyone else." Writing in the conservative newsletter Human Events, Henry Beston noted that American pilots spoke of a bombing raid as "a perfect peach of a big fire" and sadly commented that "it is the talk of a culture which has lost its natural humanity."
Fifty years after Beston's comment, the Associated Press has documented the brutality and atrocities carried out by American "liberators" in that unwinnable and entirely avoidable war. As the AP reporters, in interviews with veterans and the survivors of the massacres, show: American soldiers machine-gunned hundreds of civilian refugees under a railroad bridge near the South Korean village of No Gun Ri, some 100 miles southeast of Seoul. The AP report demonstrates that the cultural rot that had inured us to the destruction of Dresden and the atomic bombing of the two Japanese cities really began to set in during the Korean war.
This is big news in America: it is old news in South Korea. For years, the survivors of the massacre have been petitioning the South Korean and U.S. governments, demanding recognition of the crime and compensation. They were simply ignored, or brushed off, and told that there was no evidence pointing to war crimes committed by American soldier's, either at No Gun RI or anywhere else. Now, the Associated Press has unearthed that evidence, and it seems Beston's diagnosis "of a culture which has lost its natural humanity" is optimistic, at best. The Korean War seems to have been the beginning of a descent into barbarism a retrogression that has devolved quite naturally into the carpet-bombing of Iraq and the "humanitarian" devastation of the former Yugoslavia.
Eugene Hesselman, of Fort Mitchell, Kentucky, was there that day in late July. He quotes his captain as saying: "The hell with all those people. Let's get rid of all of them." Norman Tinkler, of Glascoe, Kansas, was there too. He says, "We just annihilated them." Yet another veteran of that noble war, Edward L. Daily, of Clarksville, Tennessee, sums up the whole grisly episode with a bit of prose worthy of Stephen King: "On summer nights when the breeze is blowing, I can still hear their cries, the little kids screaming."
No one knows how many South Koreans were murdered in this way: the incident at No Gun RI alone involves several hundred. "The command looked at it as getting rid of the problem in the easiest way," says Daily, and "that was to shoot them in a group. How many North Koreans were in there, I can't answer that. But we ended up shooting into there until all the bodies we saw were lifeless." We were slaughtering the very people we were telling the world were in danger from the "Communist threat" when the real and most immediate threat to them was from their own "liberators."
I will not dwell on the numerous horrifying details, amply supplied in the original Associated Press article, but merely point out the lesson for today: that the goal of governments in wartime is the same as it is in peacetime to cover up their crimes and even give them a gloss of necessity if not nobility. Even today, with the evidence broadcast around the world, the Pentagon continues to deny any knowledge of what was apparently military policy in the Korean non-war, aptly and succinctly summed up by Mr. Hesselman's nameless captain: The hell with all those people. Let's just get rid of them.
As the AP story dryly put it, "From the start of the Korean war, there were numerous reports of North Korean atrocities, including the killing of civilians and summary executions of prisoners. But the story of No Gun RI was not told, beyond sketchy news reports in 1950 implying that American troops might have fired on refugees. The reports were apparently not pursued." As the editorial Jannisaries of the Cold War until the Vietnam debacle, most reporters were not inclined to follow up any story that would put the war effort in a bad light just as, today, they are not inclined to pursue the story of just what is happening to the people of Iraq, and how US bombers rained death on helpless Yugoslav civilians from 30,000 feet.
Oh, you say, that couldn't happen today, what with all this wonderful technology we have: why, the Internet has abolished secrecy and the story of US atrocities would immediately get out. The reality is that it has already happened in the two above-mentioned cases and it is likely to happen again. Sure, the truth is out there, somewhere, on the Internet: right here, to be exact, @ Antiwar.com. But so what? The War Party is not exactly sleeping: they never sleep. Their propaganda fills the airwaves, just as it did in 1950: the same bipartisan gang of internationalist Republicans and Democrats who set up tripwires from the thirty-eighth parallel to the Berlin Wall cross this line, and it is war. Will we have to wait fifty years before the crimes of the NATO-crats are uncovered, documented, and publicized?
Those tripwires bedevil us yet, even decades after the collapse of Communism and the complete isolation of the North Korean regime. Unable even to feed its own people, racked with famine, with less than half the population and resources of its Southern rival in Seoul, the North Korean regime cannot last and has no interest in provoking a war with the US, which, to this day, stations tens of thousands of troops to protect the South Koreans from an invasion that will never come unless we provoke it.
In any case, the presence of the US army in the wake of these revelations of atrocities committed against the Korean people is likely to become much more problematic. American troops are going to be caught in the crossfire between a rising Korean nationalism in the South and the increasing instability and desperation of the Communist regime in the North. While very little news comes out of North Korea, it is not unlikely that the worsening famine and increased isolation has created rifts in the leadership. In the South, the opposition to the US presence will only increase, and these divisions could, in themselves, provoke war. The favorite diversion of endangered elites is always to discover some foreign enemy, whose eradication must be accomplished at all costs a diversion away from their troubles on the home front.
That is what the so-called Cold War was all about: for fifty years, anti-Communist conservatives were diverted from the main enemy, which was in Washington, DC, and not in any foreign capital, including the Kremlin. Conservatives need to learn the real lesson of the Cold War, and not just the Korean episode: as in of World Wars I and II, and for the same reasons, we should never have intervened. For the past few weeks, I have been writing in defense of Patrick J. Buchanan's wonderful book, A Republic, Not an Empire, which dares to suggest that the US should never have allowed itself to be dragged into World Wars I and II and that the world would have been a better place for it. I have defended this important book because this is a big and bold step forward for the legions of conservatives who are now coming to reclaim their Old Right heritage of noninterventionism and America First. But now they need to take another big step, though not such a giant step as they have taken initially.
For if we are to question the whole rationale for the two World Wars that destroyed our Old Republic and ushered in the age of Empire, then we need to see how that Empire was formalized and made a permanent part of the "capitalist" economy and the policy of the elites during the Cold War. Pat Buchanan's revisionist history of two world wars is an excellent introduction to the general subject of how and why the real story of those fateful conflicts was buried, distorted, and denied. Now you owe it to yourself to get acquainted with the revisionist history of the Cold War.
And I'm not just talking about William Appleman Williams and the "leftist" school, but the conservative and libertarian opponents of the Cold War. Their analysis stands the test of time. The libertarian polemicist Frank Chodorov penned what he titled "A Jeremiad" in the summer of 1950, as the Cold War turned hot, which drew a bleak portrait of a wartime regime that had effectively eliminated dissent, seized control of the economy in the name of "national security," and ushered in a new age of collectivism and perpetual war. The Korean war, he believed, meant the death knell of liberty in America, the final consolidation of what had been a republican form of government into the Warrior State. "There will be a resurrection," he wrote, "for the spirit of freedom never dies. But its coming will take time and much travail."
Fifty years later, after much more travail than Chodorov could have imagined, the resurrection of the movement known as America First or the Old Right seems imminent. The creation of an organized and self-consciously noninterventionist movement on the Right is a development that would have given even the pessimistic Chodorov hope. Buchanan's book is a great beginning but he, unfortunately, explicitly endorses the Cold War as, all-in-all, justified, in spite of errors made along the way. As I noted in my original review, while Buchanan covers the history of America's wars in great detail, from the Spanish-American War to the annexation of Texas to World Wars I and II, he glosses over the Cold War in a few pages, attributing the collapse of Communism to Ronald Reagan and the US military buildup. That was one crusade that worked but this contradicts the rest of his book, as at least one reviewer other than myself has pointed out, an anomaly that stands out like a sore thumb in an otherwise closely reasoned argument against imperial overstretch.
Just as the Treaty of Versailles and the Draconian "peace" imposed on Germany led directly to the conditions that gave rise to Hitlerism and the planted the seeds of World War II, so the crimes of the Cold War have planted new seeds from which new Myrmidons will rise out of the blood-soaked earth. Buchanan, to his great credit, sees this happening, in Russia and in China, and is bravely sounding the warning: "For god's sake, let's don't start World War III," he said, speaking against NATO expansion. But you can't argue against NATO expansion without understanding and critiquing its origins. Buchananites have taken the first step on the road to a consistent America First-ism now they need to take another.
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Horker | |
Universe | The Elder Scrolls Universe |
Homeworld | Nirn |
Average Height | Unspecified |
Diet | Piscivorous |
Sapience Level | Non-Sapient |
Horkers are generally non-hostile sea animals, similar to a terrestrial walrus, that typically live in packs. They are usually found on ice at the sides of rivers in northern Skyrim. Occasionally one of these creatures can be seen crawling up a slope near the seaside. Horkers are very slow and easy to avoid and outmaneuver, making them very easy targets for the player. In water, however, the Horkers are much faster and harder to outrun. Their corpses may be looted for Horker meat and Horker tusks.


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The Enduring Vision: A History of the American People 3rd Edition
by Harvard Sitkoff Paul S. Boyer Nancy Woloch Clifford E. Clark Joseph F. Kett Neal SalisburyThis third edition pays attention to the people and cultures of the borderland communities in the South and West, and continues weaving the story of Americans' encounters with the natural environment.
The Enduring Vision: A History of the American People (5th edition)
by Harvard Sitkoff Paul S. Boyer Nancy Woloch Clifford E. Clark Joseph F. Kett Neal SalisburyThis text ' clear and engaging narrative balances political, social, and cultural history within a clear chronological framework. The Fifth Edition features a thorough revision of the narrative, a complete redesign of the book, and an enhanced art program. The authors explore the enduring vision of the American people, a vision they describe as "a shared determination to live up to the values that give meaning to America." Each chapter has been revised to incorporate the most up-to-date scholarship, with special emphasis placed on technology and public health. "Technology and Culture" boxed features explore the development of new technologies--such as the invention of indoor plumbing and the birth control pill--and their impact on American culture. This edition includes up-to-date scholarship on the experiences of women, Hispanic Americans, Asian Americans, African Americans, and Native Americans in the United States.
The Enduring Vision: A History of the American People (7th edition)
by Harvard Sitkoff Paul S. Boyer Joseph F. Kett Neal Salisbury Clifford Clark Karen HalttunenDeveloped to meet the demand for a low-cost, high-quality history book, this text is an economically priced version of THE ENDURING VISION, Seventh Edition--known for its focus on the environment and the land, cultural history, public health and medicine, and the West--including Native American history.
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