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Just because you may not be able to run amuck killing things, doesn't mean there won't be conflict, confusion and challenges. Keep you mind open, and let the blister on your trigger finger heal ;)
Well said, Eleri. I trust Uru Live will be quite tense and require quick decisions from the players with dramatic consequences. One vilain is confirmed and I am sure it wil be someone persuasive leading many naive players astray. :D
:: POSSIBLE SPOILERS CONTAINED WITHIN :: So the villain rumour has been confirmed, has it? Excelent! Of course, all the Myst games have had their intense moments of conflict, though only the scenes with Gehn required you to actually time your movements - and then only minor timing. Of course, we all know how quick-thinking you have to be in Uru to begin with - just think of powering up Gahreesen! But, as with the Myst series, we may find ourselves face-to-face with the villain, but before we're actually able to do anything to actively stop him/her, s/he'll probably have access to a Relto book or a Link-Cloth like what Yeesha and Esher have in End of Ages for quick escapes. Either that or it's a rougue Bahro. |
Oh dear. Unfortunately, I fall into the category of naive MYST player. I let Sirrus free in MYST, I didn't fall for Gehn's trap in Riven, I had to try to get the ending several times in Exile (Saavedro just kept coming back to clobber me), I did manage to get the right ending in Rev, and I first gave the Tablet to Esher and then to Yeesha before releasing the Bahro in End of Ages. D'ni Calls, it only costs $9.95USD/month to answer URU LIVE!!! |
Lego, here's a good hint...
SPOILER Whenever a character asks you to trust them or tries to get you to understand them... RUN THE OTHER WAY ! (kidding) But impressed you're so honest. Most people would never admit it. SPOILER I liked the villain in MYST 3 but I knew I shouldn't trust him. The game took me longer than other people, but I didn't stop until I found a way to help him without exposing myself. (sigh) Probably the result of a few relationships... |
I only trusted Saavedro the first time. The other 5 were figureing out how to do it without exposing myself too. I really liked Saavedro's dynamic nature, how he started this quest vying for reconcilliation with Atrus, but as things progressed he became bitter. I thought that he was by far the most dynamic character in the MYST canon. D'ni Calls, it only costs $9.95USD/month to answer URU LIVE!!! |
After he clonked me on the head a few times, I really enjoyed ditching Saavedro after gettimg the Releeshan book. [It's payback time!] Of course, I also did the correct ending as well, just to be fair.
For those that like shoot-em-ups: just try out the BFG in Teledahn and wait for shroomie to appear! [I've never been successful in nailing him, though] Of course, that would be missing the point: the puzzles to solve, and the story behind each age. Can we rebuild it? Yes, we can. |
Although, I believe with the Myst series, there is NO correct ending, only a certain ending where everything happened to go as planned and therefore continues the story accurately. After all, all the different endings are reflections on how we as the Stranger are influenced by the words of those we come across. Surely, there are those who listened to Sirrus' words as truth in Myst, and shunned Achernars, and when it came to the last book, listened to his words and left it alone - just in case it was a trap book... When I finished End of Ages, I went up to Yeesha first, but seeing that tired, sad expression she wore made me turn away - it surely would not be a good ending. So I went to Esher... After that I was wondering around for ages with that tablet before I thought of how to do the ending... Too bad we couldn't write on that last tablet, though... |
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Well, to be honest, I would always save my game when it was feeling endish so I could go back and try other stuff. My brother and I, when we were first playing MYST together (way back when it first came out), got into a small fight -- he wanted to complete one of the books and I wanted to find another option. It was his computer so we gave the last page to one of the books and I did not say, "I told you so." We never refer to it. So in every game, whenever I don't like any of the solutions, I balk like a mule til I think of another one. In MYST 5, it hadn't occurred to me that I could give it to the Bahro -- I didn't want to give it to anyone else and I set it down, thinking they would return it to the pedestal where it was going to stay until I thought of something better. Every other tablet they had returned without keeping so I thought (I don't know why) that they couldn't keep them. So I only get half-credit for choosing that ending. |
When I played each of the games for the first time, I tried for the best ending possible, then after I got it, I played it again, stuffing around to see as many other endings as I could. How many people were honourable and let Saavedro out at the end of Exile? (And how many people forgot to change directions to let the outer shell down, instead of the inner one, only to find Saavedro behind out, clubbing your brains out?) |
I'm not bragging here but when I played EOA I heard what Yeesha said about not wanting the tablet and what Escher said shortly after that and decided then that I was giving the tablet to the Barho. At the end when I got the tablet, I stepped out and saw Yeesha and wondered what the Barho were going to do with it when I set the tablet on the floor. I was affraid they were going to lock it back on it's pedistal. I was plently suprised.
Of coarse I had to go back to see what would happen if I gave the tablet to Escher. After getting trapped on the Myst Isalnd I walked around pulling handles. Did anyone else notice that one of them breaks off? -Sudre from Amber Horizons hood on the D'mala shard |
I went the Escher route first because there was no way I was going to miss going back to Myst Island. I knew the tablet needed to go to the Barho, but I just could not resist going back! I was really hopeing there would be a way to go to Myst Island and explore, then link back and not put the tablet on the dias, because I knew Escher was going to screw me. Unfortunatly, the only way to see the island was to give the tablet to Escher. I mean really, did Cyan think I would give up a chance to explore, a chance to go back to where it all began? I tried laying the tablet down all over Myst Island to give it to the Bahro, but they never came. I must say I kind of felt cheated, that in order to see something so compelling I had to do something I knew was wrong. It was still worth it though, as even in it's faded beauty Myst Island felt like home.
Maybe that was done on purpose. Maybe the ending was supposed to be Escher getting the tablet and that leads us to what is coming up on live. I believe this was an on going thread on the uru-live forum. -Sudre from Amber Horizons hood on the D'mala shard |
Wouldn't it be great if URU Live started on Myst island. Now that would be a trip! BTW, by replying to my post you gave me enough stars to hype games, so URU got a big 10 from me! |
LEGO ADDICT: Why the lack of spoiler tags? You pretty much spoiled the ending of every Myst game to date without tags. But on a lighter note... Myst 1-5 SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER SPOILERS: I let Sirrus out... then let Achenar out... then got myself stuck in K'veer. I used the trap book on myself and opened the Star Fissure too early. I lost the Releeshan book and was later clubbed to death by Saavedro. I also waited too long to pull the right lever in Serenia. In my own defense, I made no mistakes with the Tablet. ;) |


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Optimization study of the femtosecond laser-induced forward-transfer process with thin aluminum films
Applied Optics, Vol. 46, Issue 21, pp. 4650-4659 (2007)
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The parameters for an effective laser-induced forward-transfer (LIFT) process of aluminum thin films using a femtosecond laser are studied. Deposited feature size as a function of laser fluence, donor film thickness, quality of focus, and the pulse duration are varied, providing a metric of the most desirable conditions for femtosecond LIFT with thin aluminum films.
© 2007 Optical Society of America
OCIS Codes
(220.4000) Optical design and fabrication : Microstructure fabrication
(230.3990) Optical devices : Micro-optical devices
(240.0310) Optics at surfaces : Thin films
(320.7160) Ultrafast optics : Ultrafast technology
ToC Category:
Optical Design and Fabrication
Original Manuscript: March 16, 2007
Revised Manuscript: April 18, 2007
Manuscript Accepted: April 19, 2007
Published: July 6, 2007
Sudipta Bera, A. J. Sabbah, J. M. Yarbrough, C. G. Allen, Beau Winters, Charles G. Durfee, and Jeff A. Squier, "Optimization study of the femtosecond laser-induced forward-transfer process with thin aluminum films," Appl. Opt. 46, 4650-4659 (2007)
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Anthropology Minors
Anthropology at the University of Michigan emphasizes four-field training. Our majors gain anthropological understanding of the human condition through exposure to Sociocultural Anthropology, Biological Anthropology, Anthropological Archaeology, and Linguistic Anthropology and their many interrelationships. Many students, however, take our courses to supplement other majors or out of general interest and have less need for four-field training. Academic minors in anthropology may benefit these students, providing structure to their course elections, and allowing thoughtful integration of anthropology into their academic plans. The department offers three minors: Anthropology, Biological Anthropology, and Medical Anthropology.
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Medical Anthropology Minor
Effective Date: Winter 2015
Not open to students electing the Science, Technology, and Society minor in the Residential College or any other minor in the Department of Anthropology
The minor in Medical Anthropology allows students to focus on the social basis of illness and healing from different cultural perspectives. The minor might be elected by students interested in client-practitioner interactions, traditional and complementary medicine, the production of medical knowledge, body politics, bioethics, and reproductive health, among other topics. It might also be relevant for those students interested in adding anthropological perspective to their preparation for a career in medicine, public health, or other health sciences.
Prerequisites to the Minor
None, but ANTHRCUL 101 or 222 are recommended.
Requirements for the Minor
At least five courses (no fewer than 16 credits), to be chosen from the following categories as stated:
- ANTHRCUL 344, Medical Anthropology
- Choose four courses from the following list of area and topical courses:
- ANTHRBIO 342 / ANTHRCUL 342. Nature/Culture Now!
- ANTHRBIO 363, Genes, Disease, Culture
- ANTHRBIO 364, Nutrition & Evolution
- ANTHRCUL 212/WOMENSTD 212/NURSING 225, The Global HIV/AIDS Epidemic
- ANTHRCUL 232, Genes, Genealogies, Identities: Anthropological Perspectives
- ANTHRCUL 256, Culture, Adaptation and Environment
- ANTHRCUL 258, section subtitled "Culture & Medicine"
- ANTHRCUL 325/WOMENSTD 324, Childbirth & Culture
- ANTHRCUL 327/RCSSCI 327, Critical Theory in Medicine and Health
- ANTHRCUL 342 / ANTHRBIO 342. Nature/Culture Now!
- ANTHRCUL 352, Anthropology of the Body
- ANTHRCUL 354 / HISTART 354. Art, Science, and Technology
- ANTHRCUL 355/HISTORY 355/AAS 355, Health & Illness in African Worlds
- ANTHRCUL 408/AAS 409, Maternal/Child Health & Environmental Pollution in Africa
- ANTHRCUL 437. The Anthropology of Death, Dying, and the Afterlife (effective Fall 2014, retroactive to Winter 2014)
- AAS 355/HISTORY 355/ANTHRCUL 355, Health & Illness in African Worlds
- AAS 365/WOMENSTD 365, Global Perspectives on Gender, Health, & Reproduction
- AAS 409/ANTHRCUL 408, Maternal/Child Health & Environmental Pollution in Africa
- HISTART 354 / ANTHRCUL 354. Art, Science, and Technology
- HISTORY 355/AAS 355/ANTHRCUL 355, Health & Illness in African Worlds
- NURSING 225/ANTHRCUL 212/WOMENSTD 212, The Global HIV/AIDS Epidemic
- RCSSCI 327/ANTHRCUL 327, Critical Theory in Medicine and Health
- WOMENSTD 212/ANTHRCUL 212/NURSING 225, The Global HIV/AIDS Epidemic
- WOMENSTD 324/ANTHRCUL 325, Childbirth & Culture
- WOMENSTD 365/AAS 365, Global Perspectives on Gender, Health, & Reproduction
- or a course(s) approved by the Undergraduate Advisor.
The minor must include at least two courses at the 300-level or above.
Medical Anthropology Minor (Fall 2012-Fall 2014) +
Medical Anthropology Minor (Winter 2012-Summer 2012) +
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Teaching At Risk Youth in Buffalo
Jesuit Father Edward Durkin, principal of NativityMiguel Middle School of Buffalo, was recently interviewed by Buffalo's public radio station, WBFO 88.7, reporter Eileen Buckley on the school's mission to serve at-risk youth in the city by providing them with the character, strength and skills they need to graduate from high school, attend college and become successful members of the community.
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Jesuits Help Build New Homes in Chile
The latest images from Chile, where a 8.8 magnitude earthquake struck on Feb. 27, include scenes of neighbors helping neighbors in building simple homes, known as mediaguas, to shelter up to 30,000 families who lost their homes. David Bruna, SJ, a Jesuit scholastic, has sent photos of construction spearheaded by Un Techo Para Chile (A Roof For Chile). He and another scholastic Javier Celedon, SJ, are among the many students and volunteers wielding hammers across the earthquake scarred landscapes of Chile. To see more photos, click here.
The Maryland Province Jesuits, who have a longstanding relationship with the Chilean Jesuits, have established a Chile Relief Fund to collect donations on behalf of the victims of the devastating earthquake which struck Chile on February 27. In addition, they have created a blog, jesuitchileaid.blogspot.com, to provide updates and photos of relief efforts to help victims of the 8.8 magnitude earthquake.
Jesuit on Becoming a Priest
Jesuit Luke Hansen remembers how from a very early age he wanted to become a priest. Hansen says he realizes what a "unique calling" he has and that being a Jesuit is his deepest desire in life.
You can watch Hansen talk about becoming a priest in the video below and read his vocation story here. For more videos of Jesuits talking about their vocational discernment, the challenges and blessings of religious life, prayer, the vow of chastity, and other interesting topics, visit www.thinkjesuit.org.
New Rector of Santa Clara University Jesuit Community Named
Jesuit Father Michael Zampelli, a faculty member since 1998 and currently the Paul Locatelli University Professor in the department of theatre and dance, has been named rector to the Jesuit community at Santa Clara University.
As rector of the second-largest Jesuit community in the California province of Jesuits, Zampelli will serve as the religious superior for his 40 fellow Jesuits on campus. His role is to support and serve them in living their personal, communal, and apostolic lives as Jesuits. Jesuits are members of the Catholic order of priests, the Society of Jesus.
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Cardinal Roger Mahony, Archbishop of Los Angeles, will celebrate a Mass for Immigrants, March 21, at the Jesuit-run St. Aloysius Catholic Church in Washington, D.C. The event coincides with the "March for America: Change Takes Courage and Faith" organized by diverse communities of faith demanding comprehensive immigration reform.
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24 meters[1] |
Maximum atmospheric speed |
800 km/h[1] |
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Hyperdrive system |
Class 2[1] |
Armament |
Dual laser cannons (2)[1] |
Crew |
8[1] |
Passengers |
400 (bipedal droids)[1] |
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40 tons[1] |
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The KT-400 military droid carrier was a light freighter, and a common sight throughout the galaxy both before and after the Jedi Civil War.
The freighter was fairly compact, and was arranged in a three-pronged shape. One prong held the bridge, and the other two, extending below, may have served a purpose in cargo handling. Its only obvious armament was two pairs of laser cannons, mounted at the ends of the lower projections. It was used to escort Sentinel droid to battle or occupation.
Originally designed by Kellenech Technologies, a droid manufacturer, this ship was supposed to carry its military and construction droids. But when it bankrupted, the Galactic Republic took the design and began production of the ships through Republic Fleet Systems. However, after the Great Sith War the funding stopped and a variety of manufacturers was contracted to finish the vessels for military and commercial use.
The freighter was used by the Galactic Republic, as well as the Sith enemies, not to mention the civilian use . One of its most memorable uses was at the battle of Dxun during the Mandalorian Wars, when many of these freighters were used to drop Sentinel battle droids onto the moon to combat the Mandalorian invaders. They were also used to shuttle kolto from Manaan and to deliver supplies to the Sith embassy on Taris. Ironically enough, the Zhug brothers would crash their own KT-400 on Dxun years later when attempting to collect a bounty on the Jedi Exile.
The freighter was very popular with mercenaries and bounty hunters for its large cargo hold and armament.
- Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (First appearance)
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I have installed new 1.5.8 version under RH9, things go well but i have a severe problem with starting virtual host using lswsctrl. When i use "lswsctrl start" server starts but no virtual host. I must to go manually to Web Administration Interface and start virtual server manually in Service Manager Is there any option i don't see, or is a bug? PS: With anterior versions i have no this problem.
Thank you for the bug report. You mean virtual hosts are "disabled" by default, right? How many virtual host do you have? All are disabled? There are two "hidden" configuration parameters that can disable a virtual host. please check lsws/conf/httpd_config.xml, if there is a <enabled>0</enabled> entry under virtual host configuration, please remove it or change it to 1. Then check the respective virtual host configuration file, if there is a <enabled>0</enabled> entry under <virtualHostConfig> section, please remove it or change it to 1. Best regards, George Wang
Thank you for your fast reply. Initially i do tests with only one virtual host, but later to do test i use two virtual hosts with the same results, all disabled by default. The only way do get virtual hosts running is using "Reload" in the -virtual host- section of Service Manager. I have no <enabled>X</enabled> in any *.xml config file Also i have manually put <enabled>1</enabled> in *.xml files (adecuate sections in my sense) to see if any effect, but i get the same results. Any other "hidden" option? --------------------------------------------------- -Small bug- Also in service manager "Restart" server don't work (Reload yes) and i have do to at command line.
There is no other "hidden" configurations. I think it probably has some thing to do with your installation. Can you please try a clean reinstallation if possible, and please post content of error.log with debug level set to "high". You can also try our to be released 2.0RC2, it should be very stable. Best regards, George Wang
Well, i have done a 100% new clean installation.... same results error.log have no interesting info, all seems normal. Ok, i'll try 2.0RC2
ok installed 2.0RC2 under RH9 100% clean default installation (tested in 2 different machines) SAME RESULTS :shock: But look error.log when i MANUALLY reload virtual host *** 2004-09-20 15:01:06.533 [NOTICE] Loading LiteSpeed/2.0RC2 Standard ... 2004-09-20 15:01:06.540 [NOTICE] Loading configuration from /opt/lsws/conf/httpd_config.xml ... 2004-09-20 15:01:06.541 [INFO] old priority: 0, new priority: 0 2004-09-20 15:01:06.541 [INFO] [config:server:basic] For better obscurity, server version number is hidden in the response header. 2004-09-20 15:01:06.547 [NOTICE] The maximum number of file descriptor limit is set to 1200. 2004-09-20 15:01:06.549 [NOTICE] Successfully change current user to nobody 2004-09-20 15:01:06.550 [NOTICE] Core dump is disabled. 2004-09-20 15:01:06.550 [NOTICE] Setup swapping space... 2004-09-20 15:01:06.550 [NOTICE] LiteSpeed/2.0RC2 Standard starts successfully! 2004-09-20 15:01:06.550 [NOTICE] [AutoRestarter] new child process with pid=25797 is forked! 2004-09-20 15:02:26.607 [NOTICE] Reload configuration for virtual host Example! *** 2004-09-20 15:02:26.608 [ERROR] [/opt/lsws/DEFAULT/conf/vhconf.xml:21] mismatched tag *** 2004-09-20 15:02:26.608 [ERROR] [config:vhost:Example] cannot load configure file - /opt/lsws/DEFAULT/conf/vhconf.xml ! *** I manually checked vhconf.xml and all things seems normal. Also, when i go to web interface->Server configuration->Virtual Host->Example to see things, the next error appears in top page: "ERROR: failed to parse xml/opt/lsws/DEFAULT/conf/vhconf.xml " :idea: RH9 problems with last versions?? PS:I remember you that with older LiteSpeed versions i have 0 problems under the same machines with RH9
There is an error when we add a new entry in the DEFAULT virtual host configuration, please add a "/" to terminate the xml tag "compressArchive>", should looks like Code: <compressArchive>1</compressArchive> It should work. Sorry about that, the new release will be stablized very soon.
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This is the Game of Thrones inspired 3-eyed crow created by Allis Markham, a taxidermist for the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles, and owner of Preytaxidermy, who also teaches classes on the subject. Apparently it's illegal in the US to sell or trade dead crows (because t... / Continue →
Did somebody request extra buggy eyes for the white pieces? This is the $450 made-to-order taxidermied mice chess set available from Etsy seller TheCurious13. Do they start killing the mice after you pay? I don't want to know. Or when and how I'll die, although I suspect th... / Continue →
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text: Tom Byrne ("Time to get over big government," June 9) is perhaps the only Democratic politician in the state who gets it. He knows that if the Democratic Party is to fulfill a truly progressive agenda, it must slaughter all of the sacred cows in its pasture, especially Abbott school district funding and public employee retirement benefits. If only the Democratic governor and the Democratic Legislature would listen to him. Indeed, the wimpy Republicans in the Legislature could learn from him as well.


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Jiménez Rubio, Dolores and Hernández-Quevedo, Cristina (2010) Diferencias en la automedicación en la población adulta española según el país de origen. Gaceta Sanitaria, 24 (2). 116.e1-116.e8. ISSN 0213-9111
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Objectives: To explore the factors determining self-medication among the Spanish adult population, paying special attention to differences in pharmaceutical consumption patterns between the immigrant and autochthonous populations in Spain. Methods: Logistic regression models were used to evaluate the effect of several demographic, socioeconomic, lifestyle, and health-related variables on self-medication. Data were drawn from the adult sample of the 2006 Spanish National Health Survey, which included 29,478 individuals over 15 years old. Results: The results show that individuals at higher risk of self-medication were young, with a positive perception of health and no chronic diseases, frequent consumers of alcohol, widowers, holders of a private medical insurance policy not contracted through the civil servants' mutual funds, residents in the Autonomous Communities of Madrid or Valencia, and individuals born in Central or Eastern Europe. Conclusions: Identifying the profile of self-medicated drug users in Spain may help health authorities to target high risk individuals in order to comply with European Union public health goals.
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I also suggest changing position, as of now my left nipple is also hurting especially when my DD is pulling it. My nipple is hurting, I guess because of my DD, she is sometimes biting it and now its hurting but, I nurse her on the other side to give my left breast a time to heal. Now, it is still not okey,..but it is healing. There is so many position to breastfeed,.and side-lying is one od my baby's favorite. Goodluck!!
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Metro Memphis shows weak population growth in latest Census estimates
The Memphis metropolitan area may be expanding geographically — Benton County, Miss., has been added to its federally defined boundaries — but the area's population growth remains as meager as ever, new Census estimates show.
The enlarged nine-county metro area grew at annual rate of just 0.6 percent during the 12-month period that ended last July 1, reaching a population of a little more than 1.34 million. Census estimates released Thursday also show that during the 27 months between April 1, 2010, and last July, the area added only 16,861 people, up 1.3 percent.
Metro Nashville, meantime, grew about three times faster. It showed a 1.7 percent growth rate during the year ending last July 1 and added 55,803 people during the 27 months beginning April 2010, boosting the total population 3.3 percent to 1.73 million.
The Clarksville metro area, which spreads from Tennessee into Kentucky, was the second-fastest growing in the nation from 2011 to 2012, registering a population gain of 3.7 percent.
The slow growth of the Memphis area can be attributed to a mix of "long-term and short-term issues," said David Ciscel, professor emeritus of economics at the University of Memphis.
"In the short term, there's the Great Recession, which ended in 2009, but has had strong, lingering and negative effects," he said.
"We've continued to have a long-term growth problem. The key to that is, although we have a strong growth pole in logistics, the spinoffs from it haven't been strong enough for the whole economy to take off."
But Dexter Muller, senior vice president of community development at the Greater Memphis Chamber, said there are reasons to be optimistic. He cited efforts by Memphis Mayor A C Wharton and others to enhance parks, install bicycle trails and lanes, and redevelop areas such as Overton Square.
"All of these things, to me, are building a quality of life that bodes well for the community," Muller said.
In addition, he said, the Memphis area has enjoyed unusual success in recent years in attracting manufacturing plants built by firms such as Electrolux and Mitsubishi Electric.
In the metro statistics, the Census Bureau included Benton County's population, an estimated 8,730, in all the years tabulated in Thursday's report for consistency purposes, spokesman Robert Bernstein said.
County-by-county statistics show that Shelby's population rose from 927,640 in April 2010 to 940,764 last July 1, an increase of 1.4 percent. DeSoto had the largest gain of any local county during the 27-month period, increasing 3.1 percent to 166,234.
Tellingly, four of the metro area's nine counties — Crittenden in Arkansas and Marshall, Tate and Tunica in Mississippi — lost population.
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Washington D.C. March for Life
By Conor McKoy, Class of 2016While most students were heading home for Fake Break, a CCM group of 12 students and I were picked up on a bus on January 25th to Washington, D.C., to participate in the National March for Life. Getting no sleep the night before, we departed on the five hour bus ride, pairing up with Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church in Greensboro, NC, to arrive in our nation's capital around 7:00 a.m. Upon arrival, I was amazed by the sheer size of the number of people in attendance for this event.
It was my first time ever participating in a walk for life, but it was truly an experience everyone should have at least once. I had come to see what it meant to be part of such a morally driven event, and it did not disappoint. It was a lot of fun marching through the freezing cold streets of D.C., watching everyone proclaim their beliefs of the right to life. Actually, one could see people on both sides of the debate making their ideals known.
It is truly rewarding to get a chance to understand such a political and ethical debate from a group perspective. It was amazing to see so many people from all around the country to come together to express a common value. I could not have asked for a better religious experience to start off my break.
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Sitting on the ferry tonight and saw this barge. Every time I see a barge, I am reminded of a song we used to sing in Girl Scouts. As I traveled along, I played through several old campfire favorites in my mind. Lots of fun memories.
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Lynch, JA; Hawkes, DJ; Buckland-Wright, JC; (1991) Analysis of texture in macroradiographs of osteoarthritic knees using the fractal signature. PHYS MED BIOL , 36 (031-9155 (Print), 6) 709 - 722.
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Texture of regions of macroradiographs (x5) of six normal and five osteoarthritic knee joints, taken on a high resolution microfocal x-ray unit, are examined using mathematical morphology. Radiographs of bones are two-dimensional projections of attenuation coefficient through the three-dimensional (3D) joint structure. Visible texture represents the summation of the attenuation from numerous thin plates of bone. Where there is no organization in the trabeculae, resultant radiographs approximate a fractal surface. Varying structuring element size in mathematical morphology allows estimation of fractal dimension over a range of resolution. Variation of fractal dimension with resolution, the fractal signature, indicates how images deviate from fractal surfaces. By correct choice of structuring element, a texture analysis method using the fractal signature has been developed, tolerant to changes in image acquisition and digitization. Texture in regions of radiographs of normal tibia approximates a fractal surface with dimension 2.8 as does vertical structure in arthritic patients. In osteoarthritic knee joints, horizontal tibial trabeculae thicken. Horizontal structure in the tibia on radiographs of arthritic patients deviates from the fractal model. This is indicated by peaks in the fractal signature whose height and position match a visual assessment of the degree of arthritic change
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Title: | Analysis of texture in macroradiographs of osteoarthritic knees using the fractal signature |
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Keywords: | analysis, Humans, Image Processing, Computer-Assisted, Joints, Knee Joint, London, Osteoarthritis, radiography, Research Support, Non-U.S.Gov't, Tibia |
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Sport | Ice Hockey |
Position | Defense |
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Connection | University of New Hampshire graduate |
The 2009 University of New Hampshire graduate, Kacey Bellamy, joins the U.S. team on the ice for her second Winter Olympic Games.
Bellamy is a two-time member of the U.S. Women's National Team for the International Ice Hockey Federation World Women's Championship, helping bring the team to gold in both 2008 and 2009.
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Motta, Enrico; Buckingham Shum, Simon and Domingue, John
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In this paper, we present an approach to document enrichment, which consists of developing and integrating formal knowledge models with archives of documents, to provide intelligent knowledge retrieval and (possibly) additional knowledge-intensive services, beyond what is currently available using "standard" information retrieval and search facilities. Our approach is ontology-driven, in the sense that the construction of the knowledge model is carried out in a top-down fashion, by populating a given ontology, rather than in a bottom-up fashion, by annotating a particular document. In this paper, we give an overview of the approach and we examine the various types of issues (e.g. modelling, organizational and user interface issues) which need to be tackled to effectively deploy our approach in the workplace. In addition, we also discuss a number of technologies we have developed to support ontology-driven document enrichment and we illustrate our ideas in the domains of electronic news publishing, scholarly discourse and medical guidelines.
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Paul Steed, a veteran videogame artist perhaps best known for his 3D modeling work at id Software where he worked on the Quake and Doom series, passed away over the weekend, The Jace Hall Show announced. Details of his death are unknown at this time, though that of his sometimes controversial career and his contributions to the gaming industry are well documented.
Steed's tenure dates back to the early 1990s when he began work at Origin where he put his imprint on the Wing Commander series. Throughout the course of his career, Steed spent time working for Iguana Entertainment, Virgin Interactive, Electronic Arts, WildTangent, Atari, Microsoft's Xbox Advanced Technology Group, and of course id Software.
One of Steed's claims to fame is the "Crackwhore" player skin he released for Quake II, which was a bit of an homage to the all-female "Crackwhore Clan." That character wouldn't be the only controversial legacy on his resume. Several people who worked under Steed at Ignition/Exigent posted unflattering and sometimes downright vile anecdotes at Develop-Online.net after Ignition closed a U.S. studio in 2010, accusing Steed of "abusive behavior" as a boss, among other things (see embedded NSFW video below to get an idea of his outward persona). Controversy aside, Steed helped pioneer 3D gaming and is remembered by The Jace Hall Show as "simply one of the first cutting edge low-poly 3D modelers to ever exist in the industry."
Steed is survived by his wife and children. For those interested, a Memorial College Fund has been setup for his family with PayPal donations being accepted at trentsteet36 at gmail dot com.
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