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If you follow me on Twitter you probably saw me tweet about having some injections last week – something I'm not a big fan off (irrational I know, but something I suffer from :p). The reason for these jabs is because I'm heading to Singapore and the Philippines next week. This is very exciting as I've never been to Asia before.
While I'm in Asia I'll be speaking at Flash Camp Manila on Tuesday 19th about game development with the Flash Platform. Then on Thursday I'll be holding a workshop at Game Bandits 2011 in Singapore.
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ALBANY, New York - Republican New York candidate (for Senator) John Spencer affirms a previous statement he made to a reporter in which he called his opponent, Democratic Senator Hillary Clinton, wife of former President Bill Clinton, ugly. When questioned about his reactions to the incident, Bill Clinton was quoted as saying, "no comment."
Ben Smith, the reporter who interviewed Spencer, had the entire interview recorded; however it wasn't released to the public until recently. Below is an excerpt:
Smith: So what do you think Hillary could improve about her campaign?
Spencer: Her face for starters. She's so ugly, she has to sneak up on a glass of water to drink it!
Smith: ...Umm, perhaps. But Mr. Spencer, that doesn't exactly answer my question.
Spencer: All kidding aside, she's pretty ugly. I sympathize for Bill. We all understand why he did what he had to do back in '98.
In a different demeanor than his initial interview with Ben Smith, Spencer sat down with MSNBC-TV reporter, Rita Cosby:
Cosby: Did you call Hillary ugly or not?
Spencer: That's outrageous. I didn't do it.
Cosby: *shows actual brief footage of his statement*
Spencer: ...It's clearly not me on that video tape.
Spencer also made several other amusing claims during the interview, such as "her face ain't exactly voter friendly", "her face is inside-out", "the thought of her face makes me want to go to the bathroom", and the most insulting of them all, "she looks like Gilbert Gottfried."
As a result, Spencer's ratings have gone up in the polls, and he has started a fundraiser which is dedicated to raising enough money to "buy Hillary Clinton plastic surgery". A telethon fundraiser is inevitable.
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The psychiatrists evaluation is planned for Sept. 18. A hearing on his findings is scheduled for Oct. 15.
The 34-year-old had faced multiple criminal counts after police say he drove his dads tractor over six cruisers and a van at the county sheriffs department in Derby in August, causing about $300,000 in damage.
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Not sure if this is the right thread. Mods, feel free to move it. I have a collection of LP's, covering the genres of classical, popular, rock & disco, acquired between the late 60's and the early 80's. Given the collectability of some of this type of material, where (in Sydney, Australia for preference) could I get a realistic appraisal of its value. Thanks Rob |
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Look, not sure if this is any help but there are places in the area between Central and the the CBD. I'm in Brisbane and was in Syd' a year or two ago.....picked up a s/h copy of "Blows Against the Empire" (Jefferson Starship circa 1971) in a back street shop. Now it was dark and I'm not an expert on the area but it felt like a continuation of Pitt St. heading west. But I'm sure that the Yellow Pges would help and I reckon if you went into one of those secondhand places in George St that flog s/h books etc they'd point you in the right direction. Alternatively, if you go to the "Melbourne Audio Club" website (google it) you'll find in there links section a selection of shops in Melb' that are vinyl outlets and I guess a couple of calls to them would turn up addresses that are LOCAL for you. With specialists in this area they are bound to network nationally etc. Also "Bump" your post up here again after 7.30pm tonight when all the Aussies are surfing and you may get more specific info'. Good luck and greeting from Qld the Smart and Dry State. Melb' got tense this week with ONLY 46% in the dams.......we're down to 27%. Jonathan
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i started buying records, singles, EPs and LPs in middle of 1960-ies What are those olden goldies worth? I guess this is according to what anyone wants to pay But any good websites? Here below is only one example of mine. ( I can promise you I have plenty of more! like The Wailers 'Catch A Fire' LP album in original ) Recorded in Jamaica in 1972 Quote:
Mint condition album of mine ( I recorded my albums to tape cassette and so only play LP once or twice enjoying the music on my cassette player unit instead ) Bryan Ferry 1973 These Foolish Things
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Not too long ago I was looking for the fair market value of some of my vinyl records and a colleague at work pointed me to this site.
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I will go check out that website, and it is in my bookmarks now. As I have many old original LP, it will be most interesting what value dedicated vinyl collectors and lovers would put onto my old stuff. thanks
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Detroit lost its sixth consecutive game, this time a 2-1 setback against the Baltimore Orioles, and must win today's season finale or finish with a losing record.
Detroit is 80-81 overall and 28-52 on the road this season.
Tigers manager Jim Leyland announced after the game left-handed reliever Phil Coke would start today, but pitch only "a couple innings" in what will be a parade of relief pitchers.
Galarraga pitched a complete game, allowing two runs on three hits and one walk. But he lost his fourth start in a row and dropped to 4-9 this year.
"He was impressive, pitching like that against their left-handed hitters in this ballpark," said Tigers manager Jim Leyland, alluding to the hitter-friendly Camden Yards.
"It was important for him and important for us. He gave us a chance to win. He and (catcher) Max St. Pierre seemed to have a good tempo. He kept it down, threw strikes and you can't pitch much better. But their guy did."
Orioles rookie left-hander Brian Matusz (10-12), who struggled early in the season, continued his strong pitching down the stretch. He was 6-0 with a 1.57 ERA in his past eight starts.
Galarraga was 1-8 in his past 17 starts, but finished with a decent 4.49 ERA that normally translates to a better record. He often pitched well without run support and sometimes did not pitch well at all. But after a disappointing outing in Cleveland, Galarraga said it would be important to go out on a good note."It was a lot important," he said. "I'm not happy with the season. But I still did better than last year (6-10, 5.64), and hopefully, I can do better next year. I believe I can win a lot. When I throw strikes and attack the zone, I see how good I can be."
Galarraga, who was 13-7 with a 3.73 ERA as a rookie in 2008, likely will have to battle for a rotation spot in 2011.
"I learned a lot this season," said Galarraga, noting he has learned from watching Minnesota Twins ace Carl Pavano.
"He attacks the zone and has the same stuff I do," Galarraga said. "And I throw harder than him."
Brandon Inge's solo home run in the second inning, his 12th of the season, was the only run Detroit could muster. The only other hit Matusz allowed was a sixth-inning single to Ryan Raburn.
Matusz walked two and struck out a season-high nine, but ran up his pitch count and came out after throwing 100 pitches in six innings.
Detroit was robbed of a good scoring chance in the eighth inning.
Baltimore shortstop Cesar Izturis dove in the hole, came up throwing and got pinch-hitter Will Rhymes by an eyelash. Only Rhymes didn't agree and let first base umpire Chris Guccione know it, while also waving him off with his hand. First base coach Tom Brookens intervened and Rhymes stayed in the game.
Austin Jackson then hit a sinking liner near the line in right field that Nick Markakis dove and caught. Instead of a run being on the scoreboard and Jackson on second or perhaps third, there were two out and nobody on against reliever Jim Johnson.
Markakis' solo homer tied it in the fourth, and Felix Pie doubled and scored the go-ahead run in the fifth. Catcher Matt Wieters scored him with a sacrifice fly center fielder Jackson caught with his back to the wall near the 410-foot marker.
Detroit has not won since MVP candidate Miguel Cabrera suffered a badly sprained ankle in the Monday night defeat at Cleveland that started this losing streak.
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Salem Grade School Superintendent Mark Cartwright is concerned about finances. He notes while the district is well within budget, the state now owes the district $155,217 in special education, free lunch and breakfast as well as transportation reimbursement. Cartwright says the unpaid bills come on top of the loss of nearly $1.2-million in reduced general state aide payments for the past two years.
"Down the road here very soon it's going to get very critical. We've been able to avoid to get into programming issues. We've done some saving with attrition and a few retirements, but this is the second year for pretty drastic things and next year doesn't sound a lot better. It's going to spend down the reserve time here in the very near future", said Cartwright.
Cartwright says 58-percent of the way through the fiscal year the district has spent 54% of the budget in the education fund, 39% in the building fund, and 47% in the transportation fund.
Technology Director Jacob Burkett told the board that the school's computer data is now stored on a 'cloud server' that will allow teacher's to start a project in class and have students complete the work anywhere there is an internet connection. In the past, students could only access data through the school computer system. Burkett says the new technology could allow the district to go paperless in the classroom.
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In personnel action, the board approved making part-time aide Mallorie Uphugei full time. The board accepted the intent to retire letter from teacher Steve Smith who is planning to retire at the end of the 2015-2016 school year.
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KANSAS CITY — Millions of dollars in federal funds intended for drinking-water projects in Missouri and four other states have languished unspent, according to a federal report.
The Office of Inspector General for the Environmental Protection Agency said it found that five states reviewed — Missouri, California, Connecticut, Hawaii and New Mexico — have $231 million in unspent balances above the goal level in the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund, which provides low-interest loans for cities, towns and local water districts to make drinking-water infrastructure improvements.
"As a result, $231 million of capitalization grant funds remained idle, loans were not issued, and communities were not able to implement needed drinking-water improvements," the report said. "When loans are not issued, intended drinking-water improvements may not be implemented and states lose opportunities to infuse funds into their economy and create jobs."
The report, issued July 16, follows one in 2011 in which the EPA's OIG said the DWSRF program was not doing enough to find water systems that weren't compliant with regulations and could benefit from the program. The EPA provides the DWSRF funds to the states.
Missouri had the second-highest amount in unused DWSRF funds in 2013 — nearly $60 million — with about $22 million of that above the recommended level, according to the new report.
California had the most unused funds in 2013 at $357 million, with $157 million of that above the recommended level. New Mexico had about $21.9 million above the recommended level, Hawaii had about $17 million, and Connecticut had about $11.7 million above the recommended level.
The EPA's IG office selected the states from regions with the highest percentage of unliquidated funds and said the five states reported several reasons for not using the money, including staffing shortages and failure to project how much revolving fund money would be available each year.
Missouri's Department of Natural Resources said in the report that it doesn't project how much revolving fund money would be available each year and lists projects as fundable although many are not ready for construction.
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Tennis after breast implants?
Hi All,
My wife is getting treated for breast cancer. ONe of the options is to have a double mastectomy with breast implants under the chest muscles. Supposedly women are supposed to be fine to play tennis after healing up after such surgery. I would love to hear any first hand experiences of women who play tennis after such implants, thanks in advance! BLAKESQ |
I've consulted at a hospital "Breast Center," tennis and other physical activity is not generally a problem except in rare cases where sclerosis of tissue in the area develops.
But having the implants UNDER the chest muscle must change things, right?
I'm so sorry to hear about your wife. I wish you both the best.
A client of mine went through the same thing and she is playing tennis without any problems. |
You'll lose 1/2 a step, the exact amount depending on amount of filling. The 1/2 step is not physical, but caused by something clicking in your head.
Your overheads are bothered, the serve less so, and you'll tend to stay back a bit, rather than close in tight to net position. And your groundies might actually get stronger, balanced by you less movement along the baseline. |
Yes, it allow me to carry my weight up high, like a weight vest, so I can successfully hold bigger sails for more constant speed, and to block other sailor's wind, while causing a bigger wake for them to try to sail thru.
Also, I've had 3 ex girlfriends who not only played tennis (not well, but at least they played), who had breast implants while I was their boyfriend, so I got to see the changes in their movement and game. I also had two ex girlfriends who didn't have breast implants, ever, and saw the lack of change in their tennis games. Oh, when racing slalom, I prefer about 22 lbs of weight around my torso, something implants might have a problem fullfilling. That's like 3 gallons of silicone. |
My guess is that the experience of those who have breast augmentation will differ significantly from those with breast reconstruction.
I'm 63 years old. Never been married, so have had a few g/f's.
By my third year of tennis, I'd already had 3 tennis playing g/f's, well, one was only 3 dates, but we were regular practice partners even a year after our dating. I've been playing tennis for 27 odd years since. Still single, still 5'11" and just under 150 lbs., still blabbly and outgoing, still tan and somewhat fit. And still single. Yes, Kiteboard says I look like Yoda from StarWars. He also drools over my current g/f. Just like in my windsurfing career, a fit, slim, outgoing single guy can get all the girls that they want. It's no secret. I'm usually a better choice than a fat, out of shape old fart who's set in his life's ways. I can adapt and adopt, and sports IS my life, not work and career. No, I will never date what you guys call a "10". I know that, and I can accept that. |
Best wishes for your wife - speedy recovery
That is why I shudder most times when I see the women that men are caught with in an extra-marital affair. I am like, you ruined your marriage for this? |
Sorry to hear your wife has breast cancer.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery for her. In tough times, sometimes it is good to have something more pleasant to look forward to - like tennis. I'm sure your wife will be given post-operative range of motion arm exercises because of the discomfort encountered with arm movement early in the post-op period. But is there a little time before her surgery? One of the current concepts in those undergoing surgery is "pre-hab". Basically this is starting rehab therapy before the procedure has occurred. It will lead to a quicker recovery, both because the patient is slightly stronger, but largely because the exercise patterns are already known. If you wife is not already doing the thrower's ten exercises, now would be a good time to start, providing she is in the proper frame of mind to do so. Thrower's Ten Exercises: http://www.muhlenberg.edu/pdf/main/a...throwers10.pdf It is also natural to have periods of feeling "down" and "anxious" both before after the surgery. Many physicians are advocating "exercise therapy" as a way to stay fit, take your mind off other problems, and even sleep better. Using an exercise bike would be an example of a fitness strategy that could be started relatively soon post-op. Again, sorry to hear you both will be going through all this, but if future tennis enjoyment is a motivation for a quicker recovery, that's great. |
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Morris Chang
Native name | 張忠謀 |
Born | Ningbo, Chekiang, Republic of China |
10 July 1931
Alma mater | Massachusetts Institute of Technology (B.S., 1952; M.S., 1953) Stanford University (Ph.D., 1964) |
Occupation | Chairman and CEO of TSMC |
Spouse(s) | Sophia Chang Shu-fen |
Morris Chang (traditional Chinese: 張忠謀; simplified Chinese: 张忠谋; pinyin: Zhāng Zhōngmóu; born July 10, 1931), is the founding Chairman of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. (TSMC) in 1987. TSMC pioneered the "dedicated silicon foundry" industry and is the largest silicon foundry in the world. Morris is known as the father of Taiwan's chip industry.
Chang was born in Ningbo, Zhejiang province, Republic of China. When he was younger, he had wanted to become a writer. However, his father, an official in the Ningbo county government, persuaded him otherwise. In 1948, as China was in the height of the Chinese Civil War, Chang moved to Hong Kong. The very next year he moved yet again to the United States to attend Harvard University. He transferred to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees in Mechanical Engineering from there in 1952 and 1953, respectively. After failing to obtain a Ph.D. from MIT, he sought to find a job and got into the Sylvania Semiconductor. Three years after he worked at Sylvania Semiconductor, he decided that the company wasn't enough for him. Chang moved to Texas Instruments in 1958, which was then rapidly rising in its field. After three years in TI, he rose to be the manager of an engineering section. It was then, in 1961, that Texas Instruments decide to invest in him by giving him the opportunity for his Ph.D. He received his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from Stanford University in 1964.
During his 25 year career (1958–1983) at Texas Instruments, he rose in the ranks to become Group Vice President responsible for worldwide semiconductor business. He left Texas Instruments to become President and Chief Operating Officer of General Instrument Corporation (1984–1985).
Morris Chang worked on a four transistor project for TI where manufacturing was done by IBM. This was one of the early semiconductor foundry relationships. Also at TI, Morris pioneered the then controversial idea of pricing semiconductors ahead on the cost curve, sacrificing early profits to gain market share to achieve manufacturing yields that would result in greater long-term profits.
However, after he left General Instrument, the Republic of China (Taiwan) government recruited him to become Chairman and President of the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI). As head of a government-sponsored non-profit, he was in charge of promoting industrial and technological development in Taiwan. Chang founded TSMC in 1987, the beginning of the period where firms increasingly saw value in outsourcing their manufacturing capabilities to Asia. Soon, TSMC become one of the world's most profitable chip makers. Chang left ITRI in 1994 and became Chairman of Vanguard International Semiconductor Corporation from 1994 to 2003 while continuing to serve as chairman of TSMC. In 2005, he handed TSMC's CEO position to Rick Tsai.
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Chang and his wife Sophie reside in Taiwan. His personal interests include classical music and bridge.
- National Academy of Engineering (U.S.A)
- MIT Corporation, MIT's board of trustees, Life Member Emeritus[1]
- NYSE, Stanford University, and University of California, Berkeley advisory boards
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- 1952, "Bachelor of Science" MIT
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- 1964, Electrical Engineering Ph.D. Stanford University
- 1997, National Chiao-Tung University honorary doctorate
- National Tsing Hua University honorary doctorate
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- 1998, "Top 25 Managers of the Year" and "Stars of Asia" by Business Week.
- 1998, "One of The Most Significant Contributors in the 50 years of Semiconductor Industry" by Bank of America Robertson Stephens.
- 2000, IEEE Robert N. Noyce Medal for Exceptional Contributions to Microelectronics Industry.[2]
- 2000, "Exemplary Leadership Award" from the Fabless Semiconductor Association (FSA).
- 2005, "Nikkei Asia Prize" for Regional Growth[3]
- 2005, "Top 10 Most Influential Leaders of the World" by Electronic Business.
- 2007, Received the Computer History Museum's Fellow Award, for dramatically accelerating the production of semiconductor-based devices and systems by developing an independent semiconductor manufacturing foundry.[4]
- 2008, "Semiconductor Industry Association's Robert N. Noyce Award"
- 2009, "EE Times Annual Creativity in Electronics Lifetime Achievement Award"
- 2011, IEEE Medal of Honor.[5]
- ^ "Morris Chang '52 Life Member Emeritus". MIT. Retrieved 2015-02-05.
- ^ "IEEE Robert N. Noyce Medal Recipients" (PDF). IEEE. Retrieved May 12, 2011.
- ^ Nikkei Asia Prize, List of Winners
- ^ "Morris Chang". Computer History Museum. Retrieved 2013-05-23.
- ^ "IEEE Medal of Honor Recipients" (PDF). IEEE. Retrieved February 23, 2011.
- Chiao-Tung University Alumni (Traditional Chinese)
- Who's Who in Taiwan 2003
- Committee of 100 member profile
- World's Most Successful Immigrants
- I'm Willing to Start from Scratch CommonWealth Megazine, 2009-06-18
- SEMI Oral History Interview Computer History Museum 2007-08-24
- "Foundry Father: Morris Chang", by Tekla S. Perry, IEEE Spectrum, Vol. 48, no. 5 (NA), May 2011, Pages 46–50
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FS#11529 - Sansa e200v2 progressbar lags when backlight activated
DetailsIn my customized rockbox theme, there is a short (half second?) but irritating delay before the progressbar is drawn. This delay is apparent when pressing a button to turn on the backlight, so it doesn't show up in the simulator. Here is a video of the issue happening: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LAfW8-BjjE
I've tried moving the progressbar to the very top of the wps. I also tried changing the wps around to have each icon in a seperate viewport which didn't help. I'm using rockbox version 27667. |
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Recent commits may have corrected this. Is this still happening with a current build?
I just installed the latest current build, version r27834. The same behavior is present.
posssibly fixed yesterday.. please retry
I just installed the latest build (r28244) and the same issue is still present.


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Hello friends, I had downloaded the source RH package I built it and have same trouble as I saw with kernel.org source and manual 1.1 patch: while listing some drectory full of Cyrillic filenames on smbfs I get the kernel oops. I observe it with unpatched kernel too. But! there's no such bug in original distributed with ISOs kernel supplied. I wonder what could I do - I wrote to some newsgroups and |
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COAL TOWNSHIP - Daniel Carl, 23, of 131 Iron St., is accused of stealing car parts from a neighbor's property and having them scrapped.
About $1,250 in parts were stolen between July 6 and July 14 from the rear of 130 Iron St., owned by 33-year-old David Lehman. They were recovered at SOS Metals, Mount Carmel.
Coal Township Patrolman Chris Lapotsky said Carl took the parts to SOS Metals and was paid $45.60.
Carl will be charged by Lapotsky with theft and receiving stolen property.
COAL TOWNSHIP - A lawn mower and other items were reported stolen from a West Arch Street home.
Michael Klembara, 70, of 1601 W. Arch St., told Coal Township Police someone entered his son's garage at 1609 W. Arch St. and stole a Sears battery charger, Craftsman air compressor tank, Black and Decker crosscut saw and a 20-foot yellow extension cord between 4:30 and 7 p.m. Saturday. A Craftsman lawn mower was reported stolen from the yard.
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I have a 5 hp Nissan on my T/4 that can propel me at approximately 5 to 5.5 knots. It does fine for sailing in the Puget Sound and the fuel consumption is real low. The motor came with the boat when we bought it and it has the 20" shaft. I installed the tilt up motor mount and still wish I had the 25" shaft (UL for ultra long) just to get the prop lower in the water. If someone walks to the bow the prop can come out of the water. I have two options, buy the 5" extension kit for the lower unit for about $250 plus 2 hours labor to install or save my money and buy the 6 hp ultra long shaft model which comes with a charging system for my house battery for $ 1450. If you look for Nissan outboards you might look at Tohatsu outboards too. As far as I can tell they are the same outboards just with a different brand name.
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Metal Gear Solid movie confirmed, actually seems to be happening
30 Aug 2012 by John RobertsonAfter various rumours, failed attempts and hushed whisperings, it looks as though the Metal Gear Solid movie is actually going to happen.
Columbia Pictures has put the movie into production with superstar producer Avi Arad pushing things forward. Arad is credited as producer on 56 movies, including the likes of Iron Man, X-Men, the three Sam Raimi Spider-Man movies and the upcoming Mass Effect film.
Other details such as director, plot, actors and filming locations are unknown… it's also worth noting that movie projects have started and then stopped before now, so a cautious optimism is probably the best approach to this news.
Speaking at the same Konami event at which Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes was announced, Arad said:
"For many years I fought to bring comics to theaters – and video games are the comics of today. We will take our time and tell the story with all the nuances, ideology, cautionary tales needed."
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Hiroshima Rapid Transit
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Public | |
Industry | Transportation |
Founded | December 1, 1987 |
Headquarters | Asaminami-ku, Hiroshima, Hiroshima, Japan |
Website | www.astramline.co.jp |
Hiroshima Rapid Transit Co., Ltd. (広島高速交通株式会社 Hiroshima Kosoku Kotsu Kabushiki-gaisha?) is a transportation company based in Hiroshima, Japan.
Hiroshima Rapid Transit operate the People mover called "Astram Line" in Hiroshima.
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Teen Reading Buddy Volunteers Wanted
Submitted by rummykhan on Mon, 04/16/2012 - 08:00
Just in case you missed it - the News Tribune ran a story last week about how the library is seeking teen volunteers for the Reading Buddies program (see Reading Buddies Volunteers for more details about the program). If you know of - or are - a teen looking for something fun and rewarding to do this summer, come check this program out. Find out more and download a volunteer application at http://www.mrrl.org/readingbuddies.
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Research Output for Mr Ehsan Jazaeri
Note: The 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 publications have not been audited.
Jump to: Publications | Grants and Consultancies | HDR completions
2013 Institute for Frontier Materials
Jazaeri, Ehsan and Tsuzuki, Takuya (2013) Effect of pyrolysis conditions on the properties of carbonaceous nanofibers obtained from freeze-dried cellulose nanofibers, Cellulose, vol. 20, no. 2, pp. 1-10, Springer, Amsterdam, The Netherlands [C1]
ERA journal ID: 1667 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84874546232
Citation counts: Scopus - 1, Thomson - 1
DRO entry for this publication2012 Institute for Frontier Materials
Jazaeri, Ehsan, Tsuzuki, Takuya and Wang, Xungai (2012) A study of pyrolysis conditions on carbon nanofiber properties produced from freeze-dried cellulose nanofibers, in Unknown (ed.), Fiber research for tomorrow's applications : Proceedings of the Fiber Society Spring 2012 Conference, pp. 149-150, Fiber Society, Raleigh, N. C. [E2]
DRO entry for this publication2011 Institute for Frontier Materials
Jazaeri, Ehsan, Zhang, Liyuan, Wang, Xungai and Tsuzuki, Takuya (2011) Fabrication of carbon nanofiber by pyrolysis of freeze-dried cellulose nanofiber, Cellulose, vol. 18, no. 6, pp. 1481-1485, Springer, Amsterdam, The Netherlands [C1]
ERA journal ID: 1667 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-80855156717
Citation counts: Scopus - 1, Thomson - 1
DRO entry for this publication
Grants and Consultancies
No grants and/or consultancies found or audited – the 2014 HERDC financial return has not been completed or loaded as yet.
Higher Degree by Research Completions supervised by Mr Ehsan Jazaeri
No completions found or audited.
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- * Not a member of Deakin University at time of output.
DRO to publications collection last synchronised: Wednesday 6th May 2015 10:04pm


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Webber scored 24 of his 26 points in regulation and Bibby had two key baskets in overtime as the Kings hung on for a 97-92 victory over the Pacers, who have lost seven in a row.
Pacers-Kings: 300k |
"Definitely, it was a nice win," Webber said. "I was nervous, really nervous going into tonight's game. I will say one thing right now, we respect the heck out of the Indiana Pacers."
In two games since his break, Webber has scored 51 points and grabbed 17 rebounds.
In overtime, Bibby made a steal and raced in for a layup to give the Kings an 89-87 lead with 2:24 left. His jumper 70 seconds later put Sacramento ahead to stay, 91-90.
"I would have rather gotten the win in regulation, but we were able to get some defensive stops when we needed it in overtime and pull out the victory," Bibby said.
Doug Christie made a pair of free throws and ex-Pacer Brad Miller hit four straight from the line in the final 13 seconds to seal the win. Indiana guard Reggie Miller missed a potential tying 3-pointer with six seconds left.
The Kings, who overcame 24 turnovers, have won 13 of their last 15 games and improved to 78-16 vs. Eastern Conference opponents since 2001.
"It's a win. It was quite a battle," Sacramento coach Rick Adelman said. "We were terrible (with the turnovers). There were hardly any forced. You don't have to make the home-run play. We were lucky to win down the stretch."
A pair of giveaways in the final 30 seconds of regulation doomed the Kings' chances to win it before overtime.
The Pacers are struggling through their worst slide since February 1993.
With point guard Jamaal Tinsley out for the third straight game with a sprained ankle, Indiana again was too thin to survive down the stretch.
"For them to be depleted the way they are and to be playing with that group of guys the way they are says a lot about what this organization is about," Webber said.
Austin Croshere, who played with some pain after suffering an apparent foot injury in the fourth quarter, did all he could to pick up the slack. He scored 21 points and gave the Pacers their last lead, 90-89, with a long 3-pointer in overtime.
Jeff Foster scored 11 points and swept a career-high 18 boards for Indiana, which made just 3-of-24 3-pointers. Miller, the league's all-time leading 3-point shooter, was 1-of-9 from the arc, missing his last six.
"Shooting, there is no explanation as to why we are missing 3-pointers," said Croshere, who was 2-of-8 from 3-point range. "It could be because of the lack of our post game which does not allow us to kick the ball back out and give our guys good open looks.
"Tonight we were so close and could have very well won this game."
The Pacers rank among the league leaders in 3-pointers made per game but have hit just 18-of-77 (23 percent) over their last four contests.
Sacramento has won six straight in the series.


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Medications Which May Lead to Bad Breath
Monday, September 10th, 2007Many people are unaware that the medications that they've been taking for years have actually contributed to their bad breath and taste disorder. It all boils down to the unfortunate side-effects of many medications which include dry mouth and alteration in taste perception.
According to the most recent research on prescription medications, 7 out of the top 10 medications used in the US during 1998 had "dry mouth, bad breath, or taste disorders" as a side effect.
We have compiled the following list for you, along with a list of other common medication that you may be taking:
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Even as a youth swimmer coming up through the Wausau Tide club team, Drew Detert was thinking about competing at the next level.
"When our practices would end, the Tide's would start and (Detert) would always do the countdown on how many years she had left to come to West," Wausau West girls swimming coach Mary Schultz said. "It was, 'I've got five more years, four more years ... one more year and you get me.' That was exciting to have her so excited to be swimming for Wausau West."
Now Detert is in her final season with West - one of six seniors and three captains for the Warriors. Detert is coming off a ...


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So let's all bid a not-so-fond farewell to old man winter (finally) and catch that breath of fresh, spring air coming our way as we heat up those Apple TV's and bask in the reassuring glow of our cinematic security blankets this lovely, lovely weekend. And when it's time to kick back on the couch after all your vigorous outdoor activities we do hope this week's Pix Picks are equally refreshing for your weekend soul.
The dreary winter doldrums are hanging on tight around here so now more than ever, we may all be in desperate need of some Apple TV warmth and comfort. And if the bitter cold has you stuck inside this weekend we certainly hope our weekly Pix Picks deliver all the toasty heat you need to recharge in front of your electronic fireplace.
It's time to get your designer gear working Ladies while all you Gentlemen out there brush those tuxedoes because Sunday is Academy Awards Night and we expect you to rock that red carpet all night long! So in keeping with the back-slapping party atmosphere we've included some of our favorite Oscar recipients from the past in this week's Pix Picks for your viewing pleasure. Oscar may not always get it right but he consistently delivers the great Goods so enjoy and pour that wine!
Fellow flick fanatics, if like us you're starting to suffer from Winter Olympic Fatigue Syndrome then we've got the ideal weekend therapy for you. Just light up your Apple TV, tune into any of this week's Pix Picks then let the soothing waves of relief wash all over your body. Activating your brain is optional but highly recommended, indulgent pleasure is absolutely mandatory.
Greetings Valentine Lovers and welcome to the strictly indoor weekend of lovely love that you've been planning for months. What's that you say? You don't actually have any real V-Day plans? Well then friend, relax because we've got you covered with a sexy assortment of full tilt romance to jumpstart your engines and get your weekend moving in the right direction. Plus some other good stuff thrown in at no extra charge so just fire up that Apple TV and enjoy.
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It's been over 100 degrees here the past couple of days and in an effort to reduce the amount of smog in the air, they had a Spare The Air day today. This meant that a lot of the public transportation systems in the San Francisco Bay Area were free today…which meant of course that my planned use of public transportation was foiled.
Don't get me wrong. I think it's wonderful that an unusually large number of people used public transportation today, but it threw a real wrench into my plans. My dad and I were planning to visit my sister and to take BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) to get there. The problem was that after we made the 15 minute drive the the nearest BART sta