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I designed the carved wood looking motif, cut the mask, sandblasted it, and again another artist did the painting. This might have been for a Norms, but it was so long ago I can't remember for sure!
My Grandfather had something like this when he was alive! I never knew what happened to it after he past! Would have loved to have it though!
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Okay, this isn't comics (I'll post something soon), but Mountain Kids Fantasy, the band I'm in with Malkah Duprix, is playing the Skylark Cafe on Thursday, July 30th. We'll be up 2nd (around 10) and plan to rock. Also, we'll have stickers. See you there!
I'll be tabling at the Olympia Comics Festival on Saturday, June 13th! The cartoonists-hawking-their-wares part is at The Vault, 425 Franklin St. SE, and runs noon-5 PM. Click the link for all the deets, and come by and check it out!
Hi, kids, I now have a comics presence on Facebook. I think this will get you there, if you would like to join in the fun: G. Fling on Facebook. (You can also search "G. Fling" on there, although for some reason, "Greg Fling" doesn't pull up my page. I'm working on it.)
I am officially resisting Twitter, however. Thank-you.
The Stumptown Comics Fest was a blast…I got lots of great comics and introduced some new folks to my stuff as well. This time I had help at my table, thanks to the able and agreeable Kenny H., an old chum who offered to join me on the trip down from Seattle and who is a gifted drawing-maker in his own right – we'll see if he gets bitten by the comics bug. I enjoyed cool new stuff by Corinne Mucha and Erika Moen, among others.
I returned home with a few extra copies of my print-on-demand books, so I've decided to put 'em on sale – I've dropped the price a few bucks, and also getting them directly from me instead of from Lulu.com cuts the shipping down a bit too. Anyway, visit my comics store if you're interested!
A post on Facebook got me thinking about cats and squirrels, so here's an old comic about, well, that!
This story is from Flung #3, which is available in my Flung #1-3 book collection…which is currently on sale (as in, cheaper than normal) at my comics store!
Smaller #1 and Flung #4 (the first issue of Flung in many a moon) are both printed and ready to go. I'll have them with me at the Stumptown Comics Fest (table #101) – if you're there, stop by and say hi!
They're also up and available for order on my comics store – grab them and some older Flung issues or minicomics! (Original copies of Flung #1 and #2 and most of the minis are just available until I run out, so get them while they're around.) Thanks!
The 2nd of two shows featuring your slacking comics pal Greg is coming up on Saturday, March 14th. I'll be playing in two of the three bands playing that night at the marsBar at 609 Eastlake Ave. E., in Seattle. Should be a swell time, as both of the bands are great. I can say that because I am not the frontperson for either. That way it's not egotistical. Anyway, Mountain Kids Fantasy opens the night, with Malkah Duprix on guitar, me on drums, and then we'll have a few guest musicians sit in and stir it up a bit. Mighty Shiny is up next, also with me on drums. The third band is Hijack Maria, which I am not a member of. The show starts at 9 (probably fairly sharp) and cover is $6. If you check it out and have been meaning to pick up some comics, I'll have a few with me, so just ask…and we'll also have copies of the Mighty Shiny CD. Whee!
Below is the fine show poster put together by Rhonda Pelikan, singer/guitarist for band #2:
I play in Mighty Shiny and we have a show at the Comet Tavern in Seattle on Saturday, 2/28. It's an early show and we go on right at 5:00, followed by a secret guest band and then H is for Hellgate. Come check it out if you're around and your early Saturday evening is free. Also, old pal and occasional comicbook character Mike will be sitting in for a song!
No new comics for awhile, I realize…I've been distracted by 1) music (two bands I'm in have a bunch of gigs coming up – visit mightyshiny.net and mountainkidsfantasy.com for the details); and 2) laying out and printing Flung #4 and Smaller #1 (unless I change my mind on the name) in time for the Stumptown Comics Fest. So: more blog comics coming shortly, and other doings doing also!


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This is a list of great reasons I copied off of Nicole Nichols article. Which ones can you relate with the most???
100 reasons to workout today:
Because it makes you feel confident
Because it helps you get stronger
Because exercise helps combat depression
Because you'll feel proud of yourself
Because you have goals you want to reach
Because you'll feel bad if you don't
Because you want to move forward, not backward
Because it burns more calories than not working out
Because it improves your heart health
Because you want a great butt
Because it prevents diabetes
Because you want to be a good example to your kids
Because you want to feel good in your clothes
Because it reduces your risk of cancer
Because your body was made to move
Because you want to be an athlete
Because you want to look better
Because it lifts your mood
Because you want to stand taller
Because it reduces back pain
Because it feels good
Because it makes you feel accomplished
Because you spend most of your day on your butt
Because swimsuit season is always coming
Because strong is the new skinny
Because dieting only works so much
Because it strengthens your bones, too
Because it helps you lose weight
Because it allows you to eat more food
Because it's the best way to spend "me" time
Because it helps you de-stress
Because it's cheaper than therapy
Because you want a strong core
Because you want to take care for yourself
Because you take pride in your body
Because it strengthens your legs
Because it helps your clothes fit better
Because you want to push yourself
Because you are capable of more than you ever imagined
Because moving your body feels good
Because it keeps your mind sharp
Because it helps you beat belly bloat
Because it helps you sleep better at night
Because it gives you energy
Because you want to stay healthy as you age
Because you want to look younger
Because you want toned arms
Because it improves your balance
Because it burns off last night's dessert
Because it boosts your immune system
Because sweat is sexy
Because you want to live longer
Because you want to get better at your game
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Because exercisers earn more money
Because you're more likely to eat better when you exercise
Because you want to shave time off your running pace
Because you want to breathe easier
Because you want to see the scale drop
Because exercise improves your sex life
Because you are worth it
Because being fit makes everything in life better
Because you promised yourself that you would
Because you deserve a better life
Because it'll help you drink more water
Because you want to do real push-ups
Because it reduces your health care costs
Because you'll miss fewer days of work
Because you want to create a new future for yourself
Because it'll help you like what you see in the mirror
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UNSPECIFIED. (2001) Synthesis and characterization of partially and fully stabilized zirconia fibers made from an inorganic precursor. JOURNAL OF MATERIALS RESEARCH, 16 (8). pp. 2384-2390. ISSN 0884-2914
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Continuous high-quality fibers of yttria-doped zirconia with 4 and 8 mol% yttria were blow spun using an inorganic sol precursor. The fibers were heated and analyzed using scanning electron microscopy, x-ray diffraction, differential thermal/thermogravimetric analysis, and surface area/porosity by nitrogen adsorption. The fibers were of a single-phase cubic structure after crystallization at 529 degreesC and typically 3.3-5.5 or 7.5-11.5 mum in diameter depending on the composition. Samples of fibers were heated to various temperatures and their friability index and creep properties analyzed using the bend stress relaxation technique and compared to other fibers of similar composition prepared by different solution techniques and commercially available fibers.
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what do you wear for layers
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for hot days underarmour , hoodie , maybe t shirt over hoodie cold days t shirt, sweatshirt, and jacket :D |
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Under Armour cold gear long sleeve mock + jacket. I have one of those fleece lined bandana dealies, too. Nice.
If it's cold, I throw a mid-layer in to the mix. If it's warm, I ditch the jacquito in favor of hoodie. At this point, lose the bandana, too. If it's real warm, I ditch the hoodie in favor of UA + t-shirt. If it's 40+ degrees, I'll just wear a t-shirt. |
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This past weekend it was almost 50 at Perfect North. Every 2 runs through the park I had to take a layer off. haha
if its not freezing ill just wear a t-shirt and my burton bonded hoodie.
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Chicago Kids Company continues to kick it up a notch with their current production, "Little Red Riding Hood." With a bright musical opening culminating in a mini chorus line, the audience knows it's in for a raucous interpretation of this classic tale. Little Red (Lauren Wolf) is no sweet innocent. From the start, she cajoles, shrieks and plays tricks to amuse herself.
Once she receives the fantastic riding hood in the mail, her quest to visit grandma begins. Reluctant to send her daughter off into the woods alone, Mama sings, "Don't stray from the path." The song is repeated throughout the show by members of the cast and audience, a clever and fun way to impart the story's central lesson. What's really funny is that despite Red singing the song along with her mom, even the youngest audience members understand she's bound to break those rules.
When the inevitable wolf makes his arrival, the children in the audience are in for a real treat. The fantastic Matt Rudy turns a potentially frightening character into a wily, wise-cracking "bad guy," complete with references to three annoying pigs. Although he had already played several roles in the show, my sons were mesmerized by his "funny guy" performance.
If you think you know the rest of the story, you might be surprised to discover Snow White and Dorothy in the woods. And did you remember Grandma as a cabbage patching club dancer? These story innovations, clever musical numbers and talented actors are further proof that there are no limits to the creative talents at Chicago Kids Company.
"Little Red Riding Hood" continues at the Chicago Center for Performing Arts through May 31. In June, look for the show to move to St. Patrick Performing Arts Center. Visit www.ChicagoKidsCompany.com or call (773) 205-9600 for a complete production schedule.
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Kenneth FinkScreenwriter
Ann Donahue, Tish McCarthyMain Cast
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- Eric Nenninger
- Kerr Smith
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Name | Pachyrhinosaurus (PAK-ee-rye-no-SOR-us) |
Means | Thick-nosed lizard | |
Period | Late Cretaceous | |
Where | North America: Alaska and Alberta | |
Size | Length: 23 feet Height: 10 feet Weight: 8,000 lbs |
Perhaps the most unusual of the ceratopsians, or horned-faced dinosaurs, Pachyrhinosaurus did not have a nasal horn but instead had a thick, bony facial pad. Fossil evidence shows that the frills were highly individualized in size and shape and perhaps this was an indication of gender, family traits or other factors. Protection from predators was enhanced by herd behaviour – that, and the ability to run at up to 32 kilometres (20 miles per hour). |


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In function graycomatrix,the output is always 8x8 matrix,i am not getting why its 8x8 ,can anybody help me out
We already discussed that topic , so as to avoid redundancy take a quick look at this topic you will find the answer : http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/64179-what-is-meant-by-glcm-mean-average
It's just the default setting. You can change the size by using the 'NumLevels' parameter.
For example,
I = imread('pout.tif'); G = graycomatrix(I,'NumLevels', 64); imagesc(G)
See the help:
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Our defense CAN dominate!
I remember Kubiak commenting on how well our defense has played the last couple weeks, but he also wants them to believe that they can go out and dominate as well. And it looks like we can too! We haven't had a good defense since Aaron Glenn left us! Even I was expecting our D to totally collapse at some point (especially after how our Offense and Chris Brown didn't do them any favors), but it didn't happen. Our defense totally won this game for us today. We have something really special going on. 4 picks?!? I gotta be dreaming here.
The defensive playcalling was really good too. It looked like we threw a whole lot of different looks at them, and our players knew how to execute on every play. Really impressed with what Smith has done with this defense. He's a guy who's lkearning as well, so he's going to grow and get better with the rest of our young team. And I'm also glad we got Wynn. He wasn't great or anything today but I think he's an obvious upgrade. |
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Re: Our defense CAN dominate!
I just took a while for all of them to adjust to the system on defense but it's starting to come together.. HOWEVER you can never be TOO good on defense.. (see Baltimore and Denver)
I think we should upgrade a little bit more at the Safety and LB position. Imagine how much better we could be if we pick up a ball hawk safety and stud LB.
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Re: Our defense CAN dominate!
So. How many of you still hate Richard Smith?
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You can scratch my name off the haters of Richard Smith list.
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i hated him before (through the first 3 games of the season) when our defense look underprepared and uncoordinated. ill give him some props for turning it around. i dont know how much of it has to do with us learning a new system, but before, guys were just out of position and not making tackles. thats not the case anymore. guys are flying to the ball, making punishing hits, and are not allowing the big plays. another thing i notice is the DB's are playing tighter coverage and are doing a good job of avoiding pass interference.
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With Boren's surprise exit, the seat immediately became a top pick-up opportunity for Republicans who, despite the district's sharp GOP lean, had been unable to take on the popular Boren in recent years. With a familiar face in the race, Democrats had hoped they could have a chance to hold onto the seat.
But Democrats still have a candidate taking a serious look at the race. Former state Sen. Kenneth Corn had also said immediately after Boren's announcement that he was mulling a run. Corn, who was the party's nominee for lieutenant governor in 2010, told Hotline On Call today he was surprised by Carson's decision not to run, but that he's still likely to enter the contest and spoke with the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee about a possible run a week and a half ago.
"[Carson] was a good congressman I know he would have been a formidable opponent. I wish him well in whatever he does," said Corn. "I am still very likely to enter the race for Congress. We have been busy talking with family, friends and supporters. Nothing has changed there, and we are still proceeding."
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Message To: Dino Dan In reference to Message Id: 2252492 Help questions she is digging.. It sounds like she is going to have babys. Marbles in the belly are most likely eggs. and she is digging for a spot to lay her eggs probably and if she cant find a spot she will just lay them out in the open. Wait for another reply from someone who knows more about anoles but I have a Bearded dragon and this happen, She was digging all the time and couldnt figure out why, then I woke up and there were eggs. |
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Andrew Livingstone's talk will explore his research area which is focused on ceramics in the widest sense engaging with material, process and the social contexts in which ceramics operate. He will discuss the familiarity of ceramic material and object, which take centre stage within his research, a location where both the handmade and readymade are employed within both installation and conceptual applications. Examples of his practice will be explored with reference to the expanded field of ceramics and investigation into the employment of and interface between digital media, film, animation, photography and non-ceramic intervention.
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text: Credit: Casey A. Jarrin | YA Event: Andrea Cremer Wednesday, April 23, 7:00 p.m. New from Andrea Cremer, the New York Times bestselling author of the Nightshade novels, comes an action-packed alternate-history steampunk adventure. THE INVENTOR'S SECRET asks the question: What if the British had won the American Revolution? In this alternate history, a band of teens—children of the revolutionaries—live deep in hiding on the edges of Britain's industrial empire. But when an exile with no memory seeks shelter in their camp, he brings with him new dangers and horrible secrets about the future that awaits them all. His presence compels the teens to seek answers in Britannia's exquisite Floating City, but navigating a world of high society and political intrigue turns out to be more treacherous than the revolution itself. |


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Is anyone else planning on entering this race?
Enteries aren't open yet but I will be entering as soon as they are - I like nice flat courses!
You will have to be very quick. Fills up in less than 2 days
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From when it opens that is.
I did it last year. It opened at 9am on the last Saturday in October and it had sold out by around 2pm! The opening date was posted on the site a week before the online entries were open so there was plenty of notice. I will do it again.
Can someone explain what the crazy clamour for places is all about with BM?
There are plenty other flat half marathons about where you can enter right up to the day of the race.
BM is a good course but not unique in its flatness.
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Parkrunfan, what are the other pancake flat HMs?
Freckleton GER Central Lancashire Great North West Lancaster Chester Fleetwood Redcar
...are all flat and just as fast as BM. And no doubt there are plenty more!
Cheers PRF, I am aware of Fleetwood (bl**dy Winter there this year!!!) but not done the others.
I guess it depends on how far one wishes to travel. York is relatively local to me.
I am guessing you reside in the NW?
No, I'm near Leeds but none of those are particularly long journeys.
For me the Brass Monkey is at the time of year when there are very few HM's within a reasonable distance for me to travel to on the morning. This is only 30 miles away so is a really good option. If I didnt get in I wouldn't be too bothered as there is a 10 mile the week after which I have never done before so it would be a sure PB
I still dont get it!
Why the mad scramble for places for a HM in York when entry to equally appealing races is much more civilized?
Bridlington HM this Sunday has entry on the day and no entry limit for instance.
I'll be scrambling for an entry the day it opens otherwise I won't get in! 200 mile round trip but its one of the closest ones to me.
In January there is Central Lancashire and also Essar Four Villages in Cheshire, not flat but course records of 1:04/1:13 so not bad.
Whats so special about January anyway?
I'm not saying theres anything wrong with BM, I've finished 4th there so quite like it , but just dont see why it gets the crazy mad rush mentality that it does.


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The built-in DataGrid control in ASP.NET is great for displaying tabular data. This article shows how we can extend this control and modify the pager to display some additional information about the data, such as number of records and number of pages.
The pager in a DataGrid is helpful in allowing users to page through long lists of data. However, with the page numbers aligned to the right, we have a big empty space to the left which can be used more efficiently (See image 1). This article shows how we can insert some additional information about the data into this space - i.e. a text like: Displaying 82 records. Currently on page 2 of 10. We can also apply some optional formatting, removing the page numbers if there is only one page.
Image 1. The default DataGrid control.
To get started, we create a new class inheriting from the DataGrid. We name this new class DataGridWithImprovedPager.
class DataGridWithImprovedPager: DataGrid { private bool m_DisplayPageNumbers = true; public DataGridWithImprovedPager() { } }
We override the OnItemCreated method, and insert a blank label (and cell) into the pager. We will retrieve this label before the control is rendered and populate it with information about the data being displayed.
protected override void OnItemCreated(DataGridItemEventArgs e) { switch (e.Item.ItemType) { case (ListItemType.Pager): // Only display paging links if we have more than one page m_DisplayPageNumbers = (this.PageCount > 1); // Get the table cell holding the page numbers TableCell cell = e.Item.Controls[0] as TableCell; // Hide the cell if we're not displaying page numbers cell.Visible = m_DisplayPageNumbers; // Check that we haven't added our numrecords label already // For some reason, the Pager item gets hit twice. if (cell.FindControl("lblNumRecords") == null) { // Work out how many columns we needs to substract from our colspan int count = (m_DisplayPageNumbers && this.Columns.Count > 1) ? this.Columns.Count - 1 : this.Columns.Count; // Extract the Pager TableCell pager = (TableCell) e.Item.Controls[0]; // Add Cell to Row to Hold Row Count Label TableCell newcell = new TableCell(); newcell.ColumnSpan = count; newcell.HorizontalAlign = HorizontalAlign.Left; newcell.Style["border-color"] = pager.Style["border-color"]; // Add Label Indicating Row Count Label lblNumRecords = new Label(); lblNumRecords.ID = "lblNumRecords"; // Create a new column and append it to // the list if we have more the one column. // Otherwise, just add our label into the existing column if (this.Columns.Count > 1) { newcell.Controls.Add(lblNumRecords); // Add Table Cell to Pager e.Item.Controls.AddAt(0, newcell); // Subtract from Colspan of Original Pager to Account for New Row pager.ColumnSpan = pager.ColumnSpan - count; } else { cell.Controls.AddAt(0, lblNumRecords); } } break; } base.OnItemCreated (e); }
The final step is to override the OnPreRender method, and retrieve the label we added previously. We then populate it with the number of items we have in the list, and if we have more than one page, then information about the current page and the total page count is also included.
protected override void OnPreRender(System.EventArgs e) { Control c1 = this.Controls[0]; Control c2 = c1.Controls[c1.Controls.Count - 1]; Label lblNumRecords = c2.FindControl("lblNumRecords") as Label; // Populate the message label with the number of records lblNumRecords.Text = string.Format("{0} records found.", this.VirtualItemCount); // If we have pages of data, then update the message to show paging information if (m_DisplayPageNumbers) { lblNumRecords.Text += string.Format(" Currently on page {0} of {1}.", CurrentPageIndex+1, PageCount); } base.OnPreRender (e); }
Image 2. Our improved DataGrid control.
I had some trouble retrieving the total number of items in the list from within the DataGrid, so the VirtualItemCount property must be set manually from within the code when binding data.
This is my first article, and any suggestions or comments would be appreciated!
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Doctrinal Myths and the Management of Cognitive Dissonance: Race, Law, and the Supreme Court's Doctrinal Support of Jim CrowJames W. Fox Jr.Stetson University - College of Law August 1, 2005 Stetson Law Review, Vol. 34, No. 2, pp. 293-342, 2005 Abstract: This article, published in 2005 as part of a symposium on Brown v. Board of Education, addresses the contradiction between long-professed and deeply-held equality and liberty principles and a devastating history of racism manifest itself in the Supreme Court's doctrinal support for Jim Crow segregation. I argue that the Supreme Court managed this dissonance between the legal ideal of equality and the actual practice of racial subordination through the implementation of doctrinal myths, myths which enabled white legal actors and society to retain a formal belief in equality. Through the doctrinal myths of state action, federalism, separate-but-equal, and reasonable segregation, the Court was able to facilitate the white South's re-establishment of legalized white supremacy, which contravened the basic principles of Reconstruction and the Reconstruction Amendments to the Constitution, and yet at the same time argue that it was all along implementing and preserving the equality ideals of those very Amendments. I also consider how, by studying this period of doctrinal myth-creation, we can perhaps more fully analyze current doctrines affecting racial and legal equality, and, in particular, how appeals to the doctrinal rhetoric of equal citizenship may or may not result in actual movement towards that principle even in the face of societal racial subordination. Number of Pages in PDF File: 50 Keywords: Brown v. Board of Education, Jim Crow, Supreme Court history, Plessy v. Ferguson, segregation, white supremacy, law and race, separate but equal, Buchana v. Warley, equal citizenship, equality, fourteenth amendment, Slaughter-House Cases Date posted: July 21, 2009Suggested CitationContact Information
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text: (Saturday, October 17th) Final Score: Toledo 20, Northern Illinois 19 Toledo, OH (Sports Network) - DaJuane Collins scored on a four-yard touchdown run with seven minutes left in the game to give the Toledo Rockets a 20-19 Mid-American Conference win over the Northern Illinois Huskies at the Glass Bowl. Collins ran for 139 yards and scored two touchdowns as the Rockets (4-3, 2-1 MAC) won for the third time in their last four outings. Austin Dantin stepped in at quarterback for the injured Aaron Opelt and was 17-of-24 through the air for 202 yards and a touchdown. Me'co Brown rushed for 94 yards and one touchdown for the Huskies (3-3, 1-1). Chandler Harnish was 15-of-24 for 157 passing yards. He also registered two rushing touchdowns. Toledo opened the scoring in the final minute of the first quarter when Collins ran 17 yards for a touchdown. The Rockets extended their lead to 14-0 when Dantin hit Tim Cortazzo with a 26-yard touchdown pass midway through the second period. The Huskies responded just before halftime when Brown scored on a one-yard run. But the conversion attempt was blocked, one of two failed Northern Illinois conversion attempts, and Toledo still lead 14-6. Harnish brought the Huskies to within a point when he scored from a yard out to make it a 14-13 midway through the third quarter. He scored on another one- yard run just over a minute into the fourth quarter to give the Huskies a 19-14 advantage, but a two-point conversion attempt failed. Collins scored the winning touchdown to conclude a 90-yard drive that ate up more than six-and-a-half minutes on the clock. Toledo survived despite turning the ball over three times. 10/17 23:42:54 ET |


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Its funny.. but every poem I've read today.... I swear, they've all spun me down my own little, painful, memory lane.
This seemed painful to me. Hard to read. Like wittnessing someone who can not shake off that stubborn love. Even though it seems like the feeling has yet to be felt for you in that same stubborn way. It was like looking in the mirror as my own reflection recited the poem to me. And Im on the other side of the mirror... ready to break it.


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The Bice House Dormitory on the campus "Grounds" of the University of Virginia was constructed in the mid-1970s as a dormitory for the nursing school. The building was an eight-story, concrete framed, residential facility with brick veneer cladding over steel stud framing systems. After more than 25 years of service, deficiencies in the brick façade, coupled with inadequate exterior wall framing, required removal and replacement of the entire exterior wall system from the interior drywall, up to and including the brick veneer. As part of the exterior wall replacement, window systems and insulation materials were upgraded. The building was also refitted with an air barrier system over the new exterior gypsum sheathing. Because existing individual packaged terminal air conditioning units were temporarily removed and reinstalled after renovation, the heating and cooling systems for the building remained unchanged, providing a unique opportunity to measure the true energy savings realized in a building strictly as a result of upgrading the building envelope. When the total heating and cooling costs after the first two full years of service were compared to the costs from years prior to the renovation (normalized for the temperature variations), a distinct reduction in energy costs were recognized from the improvements made during the renovation. The yearly energy consumption for the building was reduced by roughly 14 %, yielding a savings of roughly $12,800 per year based on current energy costs. Based on a payback period method of analysis, the improvements will have paid for themselves in roughly 14 years.
masonry, brick, veneer, window, insulation, air barrier, renovation, recladding, energy savings, building envelope
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Improving wavefront boundary condition for in vivo high resolution adaptive optics ophthalmic imaging |
Biomedical Optics Express, Vol. 2, Issue 12, pp. 3309-3320 (2011)
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An ophthalmic adaptive optics (AO) imaging system is especially affected by pupil edge effects due to the higher noise and aberration level at the edge of the human pupil as well as the impact of head and eye motions on the pupil. In this paper, a two-step approach was proposed and implemented for reducing the edge effects and improving wavefront slope boundary condition. First, given an imaging pupil, a smaller size of sampling aperture can be adopted to avoid the noisy boundary slope data. To do this, we calibrated a set of influence matrices for different aperture sizes to accommodate pupil variations within the population. In step two, the slope data was extrapolated from the less noisy slope data inside the pupil towards the outside such that we had reasonable slope data over a larger aperture to stabilize the impact of eye pupil dynamics. This technique is applicable to any Neumann boundary-based active /adaptive modality but it is especially useful in the eye for improving AO retinal image quality where the boundary positions fluctuate.
OCIS Codes
(010.1080) Atmospheric and oceanic optics : Active or adaptive optics
(170.1790) Medical optics and biotechnology : Confocal microscopy
(330.4460) Vision, color, and visual optics : Ophthalmic optics and devices
(220.1080) Optical design and fabrication : Active or adaptive optics
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Active and Adaptive Optics
Original Manuscript: August 31, 2011
Revised Manuscript: November 3, 2011
Manuscript Accepted: November 8, 2011
Published: November 10, 2011
Weiyao Zou, Xiaofeng Qi, Gang Huang, and Stephen A. Burns, "Improving wavefront boundary condition for in vivo high resolution adaptive optics ophthalmic imaging," Biomed. Opt. Express 2, 3309-3320 (2011)
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The universe began with the big bang.
Much like how a piece of string begins at one point. Consider the string as time, linked to the universe. Move back from that point and there is no string, no universe, no time. But the universe still begins at a certain point. Very basic way of looking at it and not intended to read into too much. It's pretty tough for our brain's to comprehend not existing since they have never experienced it. You could say that none of us have experienced the starvation many millions suffer and die from globally but we have felt hunger and seen the effects of starvation on others. We have nothing to compare non-existence to, nothing to measure it by and that's why our brains simply can't wrap their claws around it - they have no idea whatsoever. |
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I'd have to disagree. In many accurately tested scientific theories time is explicitly real, not some "measurer of change".
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I tend to think of time in 2 ways - clock time and real time. The former is the linear version we're all used to - past, present, future. The latter refers more to the structure of time...I'd think of time (in this sense) as (for want of a better way of putting it) spherical. But again, I'd take a Kantian point of view of this and say that we have to think in terms of time because we exist in time. We can't know what the universe is/would be like outside of our consciousness; we can only understand things within the categories and limits of our existence - an existence that is characterised as being in time. As bluefinger said, Quote:
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However considering that gravity is best explained as the physical warping of time, that pretty much implies its actual existence. |
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Existence has only been a concept since the emergence of concious thought. That took a while for us to evolve. Cats and dogs have no concept of the big bang, nor do they need one. They just aspire to be as catish and dogish as they can possibly be.
Besides, the date we place on the big bang is just a measurement we made with our tools. They're pretty spiffy tools alright, but it's still only a measurement. |
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Ah yes, the old tree in a forest jazz - personally, if a tree did fall in the forest and oh wait one just did! I reckoned it would! (wood, lol ).
Of course I can't prove it either way. I'm told the expanding universe will gradually create more dimensions as it expands, further aggravating retired men into declaring that "she's bloody well tidied it away" Edit: Did trees fall in the forest before I was born? Last edited by Shtanto; 13-08-2011 at 00:21. Reason: Got me thinking |
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Consciousness, structure, and energy are three elements that make up the universe.
Different consciousnesses form different structures, and different structures make use of different kinds of energy. Consciousness originates from structure and acts on structure. Energy is neutral. All forms are seen is "unreal"! |
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I cant get my head around the following...
The big bang was created from a single tiny point... Now if you add up all the physical stuff in the universe not the gases just the actual stuff you can touch. Rocks Asteroids, Ice, rocky planets. etc How did this appear from nothing. like we are talking something of the size of BLOODY MASSIVE hundreads of billions of billions the size of the earth. If we put all the stuff in the universe in one big ball do we know how big it would be? |
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I guess you could compare it to an atom bomb. The spark is tiny, the result is massive. All the elements in the universe didn't exist back then. They have all generated from fundamental particles, as far as I know.
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The Metaphysical Shock.
This is the ultimate question. All good philosophers will answer with a question - "What do you mean by, Universe?". If by Universe, you mean all matter and energy originating from the Big Bang of current theory - then yes, that universe is finite in its form. Which essentially just means that it will ultimately change in form - the energy and matter can't disappear - they just change. If by, Universe you mean all things which do, might, did or will exist, then no, the Universe is not finite - it cannot be because the Universe is infinity. It is all time and space, all matter, anti-matter and energy, it is the space which 'contains' everything and it is the space outside that too. Can you get your head around something being infinite? Kind of. The best way to grasp the concept of infinity is to conceive of how the Universe was not created - it just always was and will be - it cannot, not exist. And that is the Metaphysical shock - it would make more sense if nothing existed. But (here's the head wrecker) if nothing existed, that nothingness would be the Universe, so there would still be existence. There cannot be a creator of the Universe; that would imply that that entity could exist outside the Universe - which is an impossibility. Last edited by slowburner; 01-01-2012 at 12:41. |
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Something as finite as the mind is not going to understand infinity Quote:
The scope of the question is beyond our reason. The big bang theory undermines all scientific logic. Everything from non existence... Basically all answers in science could be answered with 'that came from non-existence' Trying to explain non-existence within existence. Impossible. Last edited by Nabber; 26-01-2012 at 13:52. |
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The mind is not precluded from understanding the concept of infinity because it is itself finite. If a car runs out of petrol on a long journey - it doesn't follow that the driver loses his understanding of the intended destination. |


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Left to Right: Tough Stuff, Kalahari, Fabled |
I'm feeling a bit like a broken record on the texture of these shadows. The texture is very nice: smooth and blendable, plus they stick well both to primer and my bare eye. The wear is great, as usual. All day with primer, for me. Without primer, the surface shimmer in Kalahari faded, and Fabled was completely fine. Tough Stuff was the only one I didn't test without primer. When I swatched it on my arm, it left a pretty fierce black stain that my makeup remover couldn't get rid of (and I'd only left it on, dry, for 2 minutes... maybe even less!). I can tell you that 1) with primer, it didn't stain my eye 2) after I showered, the stains on my arm were gone. I chose not to test this shade without primer, because I wanted to test another shade later that day and I didn't want it to look blacker on application because of possible staining Tough Stuff may have left. I'll be doing a big Linnaeus post on Saturday; by then I'll have tested Tough Stuff without primer, so I'll let you know how it goes.
Left to Right: Tough Stuff, Kalahari, Fabled |
Left to Right: Tough Stuff, Kalahari, Fabled |
Left to Right: Tough Stuff, Kalahari, Fabled |
On to the colors:
Tough Stuff is a dark grey with heavy blue overtones. Like I mentioned before, it leaves a pretty fierce black stain upon swatching, but I'm not sure about how this does in wear without primer yet. Over my primer, though (Too Faced Shadow Insurance) it was fine for me.
Kalahari is a warm beige with gold shimmer.
Fabled dances the line between light grey and powder blue. To me, it's more powder blue.
There are no FD&C dyes in any of these colors, and only Kalahari is lip safe.
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- That swatch stain. What a pain in the behind! It wasn't a fluke, either. I did swatches patted on, swept out and foiled. All three left some serious stainage!
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Overall, I really like the colors in this collection. Kalahari, in particular, is such a lovely shimmery beige. Powder blue (Fabled) isn't a color I usually wear, so I don't usually buy it. Now that I have one, I'll be experimenting with it a bit! Tough Stuff is one of those deep blackened colors I always seem to love. It's a great collection, and easily one of my favorites!
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Summary: YicC-like family, N-terminal region
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Family of bacterial proteins. Although poorly characterised, the members of this protein family have been demonstrated to play a role in stationary phase survival [1]. These proteins are not essential during stationary phase [1].
Literature references
Poulsen P, Jensen KF; , Res Microbiol 1991;142:283-288.: Three genes preceding pyrE on the Escherichia coli chromosome are essential for survival and normal cell morphology in stationary culture and at high temperature. PUBMED:1925027 EPMC:1925027
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Pseudofam: | PF03755 |
SYSTERS: | YicC_N |
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InterPro entry IPR013527
Proteins in this entry are homologues of YicC (SWISSPROT) from Escherichia coli. Although it is relatively poorly characterised YicC has been shown to be important for cells in the stationary phase, and essential for growth at high temperatures [PUBMED:1925027].
This domain is found at the N-terminal region of these proteins.
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Seed source: | Pfam-B_3743 (release 7.0) |
Previous IDs: | YicC_N-term; |
Type: | Family |
Author: | Finn RD |
Number in seed: | 185 |
Number in full: | 2490 |
Average length of the domain: | 155.00 aa |
Average identity of full alignment: | 32 % |
Average coverage of the sequence by the domain: | 53.65 % |
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He was aware that the heir apparent - Edward VIII to be (briefly) - had no interest in sailing. AIUI, on the few occasions he went sailing on Britannia, he was more interested in practising his golf drive off the counter. I assume he was unwilling to see her sold, and didn't want her to be neglected by Edward, so decided to have her scuttled.
Apparently there are people on the island who know where she lies. And her tiller and gaff are in the Prospect in Cowes.
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I believe her mast is at the Royal Naval College in Dartmouth.
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That's what I understand. And her saloon doors are in the library of the Royal Harwich.
It's fair to say that as a racing yacht she had been outclassed for some time, and was really past the point where throwing money at the problem with rig updates could solve it, but he loved her anyway.


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"I am for a Palestinian state."
With those words three weeks ago, Yehoshafat Harkabi, 58, sent a shock wave through the Middle East. No prominent Israeli had ever made such a statement, certainly none of the stature of this retired major general of hawkish reputation who had been former chief of military intelligence and a onetime adviser to Prime Minister Menachem Begin. Harkabi's endorsement of the Palestinian movement brought cautious praise from his old adversaries—PLO leader Yasser Arafat called it "very important." Many of Harkabi's countrymen were angry and disbelieving.
Yet his credentials argue that his views should be taken seriously. A native-born Israeli and a member of his country's first cadre of home-grown diplomats, Harkabi was a delegate to the Rhodes armistice talks in 1949 that established a fragile peace between Israel and her Arab neighbors. He then served as military intelligence chief under Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion. Since 1959 he has been a professor of international relations at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, as well as an author and part-time statesman. He resigned as intelligence adviser to Begin in October 1977 because of his belief that it is "impossible " for Israel to retain control of the West Bank of the Jordan River. Harkabi discussed his views with Robert Slater for PEOPLE.
How did it feel to find yourself being publicly supported by Yasser Arafat?
You must remember that Arafat only commented on what I have to say about a Palestinian state. Not the rest. He wouldn't like the rest.
But you do support a Palestinian state?
I recognize that the Palestinians should have the right to national self-determination. It may mean statehood. I don't see how we can exclude the Palestinians from this right. They're not subhuman. They deserve a political expression of their own.
Wouldn't a Palestinian state inevitably be threatening to Israel?
Certainly—because of the ugliness of the basic attitudes of the Palestinians. If a Palestinian state really threatens Israel, the Israelis might have to reoccupy the West Bank. I'm not against such a declaration by Israel in advance.
Where would the PLO fit in?
I still consider the PLO an ugly movement because it holds to an absolutist position, arrogating to themselves rights which they are not ready to concede to others. They start from an axiom—that Palestine belongs to the Palestinians—and leave no room for a compromise with Israel's interests. The PLO position sees the West Bank as a first step, saying that Israel should withdraw and leaving the door open for a continuation of the conflict. To me, that is the lowest point of perversity. In politics, there should always be relativist positions. Israel should withdraw from the West Bank only if it means an end to the conflict.
Do you worry that a Palestinian state would be influenced by the Soviets?
I don't belittle that danger, but I have other worries. If Israel insists on controlling the West Bank, Sadat's position could become untenable. The nightmare I have is of Israel left without the Sinai, without U.S. support, without peace, and eventually without the West Bank. We have to choose not between the good and the bad but between the bad and the worse or impossible. To perpetuate Israel's control over the West Bank is, to my mind, a forlorn hope. We should understand that we will have to withdraw and see that our security is not endangered.
Should the Jewish settlements remain on the West Bank?
I'm not against symmetry, that there should be Jews on their side as there are Arabs on ours. But I'm against extraterritoriality—for Jews there to demand that they be judged by Israeli law and Jewish judges. That would create havoc. The Jews living there now are a small minority and the settlements are only a source of nuisance and irritation, nothing more.
Who should control Jerusalem?
Self-determination applies to Jews as well. Where they now live in East Jerusalem, which formerly belonged to Jordan in the old barbed-wire, pre-1967 days, should remain under Israeli control. I don't think we owe anything to the Arabs—when I say we should withdraw from the West Bank it's not because I feel we have a debt to the Arabs, but because they are the majority.
Do you feel alienated from your colleagues in the Israeli establishment because of your stand?
I feel fine. The problem is not consensus. The problem is that many Israelis don't consider reality—and to my mind, reality is the first consideration to be reckoned with.
Why is there such consensus in Israel against a Palestinian state?
Most Israelis believe that a Palestinian state can be prevented. I feel that it is inevitable.
Could you ever erase the enmity between Israelis and Palestinians?
I don't believe peace starts with the grass roots. It always starts with political arrangements, then it percolates down. A political arrangement is the beginning.
Do you think tension and terrorism on the West Bank would disappear with apolitical arrangement?
With time, such things always disappear. History shows this.
The Palestinian Cause Finds a Most Unlikely Ally: the Former Chief of Israeli Intelligence
updated 06/02/1980 AT 01:00 AM EDT
•originally published 06/02/1980 AT 01:00 AM EDT
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