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The shares dropped 4.9 percent to $1.35, and have declined 10 percent over the past 52 weeks.
The Auckland-based company expects net profit to remain flat or rise up to 10 percent from $5.2 million a year earlier, it said in a statement. It had previously said it was "cautiously optimistic" on sustaining the 21 percent rise in its first half result.
"Methven experienced softer than expected trading in December and January in Australasia, partly due to key customer stock reduction programmes," it said in a statement.
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Iron and Stealing[1] is an unmarked quest in Fallout: New Vegas.
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The Boomer Jack located inside Nellis Hangars, is always looking for more scrap metal. The player needs 50 to go from neutral to idolized with the Boomers.
Some locations with scrap metal:
Crafting scrap metal yourself:
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Scrap metal
(Cookery-to-Metal) | Repair:25 | Workbench |
Scrap metal
(Meals-to-Metal) | Repair:25 | Workbench |
- The hangar itself has some scrap metal too, so as to make it easy on yourself, hide, steal the metal and give it to Jack as if it was your own!
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The quest name is a play on the words 'iron and steel'.
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Showdown - Tribe's hot pitching vs Twins hot bats
JUN 21, 2013 9:15a ET
Cleveland Indians have gotten back on track largely due to their rotation, though Scott Kazmir hasn't provided much help lately.
That doesn't bode well for the left-hander against a Minnesota Twins team that has been hot offensively.
The Indians look to continue their turnaround with a seventh win in nine games as they open a three-game home series Friday night versus the Twins, winners of three in a row.
Following a season-worst eight-game losing streak, Cleveland (36-35) has won three straight series. The Indians' rotation, which had a 7.59 ERA during the skid, has keyed the resurgence with a 2.34 ERA over the last eight games.
Nine-game winner Justin Masterson provided the latest quality start, giving up two runs over 6 1-3 innings in a 6-3 home victory over Kansas City on Wednesday.
"Masterson is our ace, no question about it," said outfielder Michael Brantley, who hit a pair of solo homers. "When our ace throws, we've got to win those games."
The Indians, though, haven't been winning lately with Kazmir (3-4, 5.89 ERA) on the mound. He's 0-2 with a 7.98 ERA in his last three starts, all Cleveland losses.
He gave up five runs and three homers in 2 2-3 innings before leaving without a decision in a 7-6 loss to Washington on Saturday.
Kazmir will attempt to bounce back with his second victory against the Twins (33-36) this season. He yielded two runs over six innings in a 7-3 home win May 4.
This time, however, Kazmir faces a Minnesota team that has batted .324 with nine homers while winning four of five.
The Twins matched a season high with four home runs to cap their first three-game sweep with an 8-4 win over the Chicago White Sox on Thursday.
"It always helps a lot when you've got everybody hitting in the lineup," said second baseman
Brian Dozier, who homered for the third time in four games. "Hopefully that won't let up, and we can continue the hot bats and the pitching and defense."
Joe Mauer (7 for 15) and Ryan Doumit (7 for 12) may also be heating up after big series against the White Sox.
After winning six of nine on their homestand, the Twins hope to keep it going for right-hander Samuel Deduno (3-1, 3.26) as they open a five-game road trip.
Since giving up six runs and nine hits over 5 1-3 innings in a 6-0 loss at Detroit in his season debut May 24, Deduno is 3-0 with a 1.80 ERA in four starts.
He's 2-0 with a 3.50 ERA in three career starts against the Indians.
Brantley is 2 for 13 when facing Minnesota this season, while teammate Jason Kipnis -- hitting .419 over his last nine games -- is 5 for 13 with a homer, two triples and six RBIs in three games against the Twins.
The Indians, who took two of three from the visiting Twins from May 3-5, aren't expected to have first baseman Nick Swisher back until Saturday due to a shoulder injury.
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Heh and Hauhet, Deities of Infinity and Eternity
by Caroline SeawrightMay 21, 2002
Updated: December 13, 2012
The Egyptians believed that before the world was formed, there was a watery mass of dark, directionless chaos. In this chaos lived the Ogdoad of Khmunu (Hermopolis), four frog gods and four snake goddesses of chaos. These deities were Nun and Naunet (water), Amen and Amaunet (invisibility), Heh and Hauhet (infinity) and Kek and Kauket (darkness). The water stretched infinitely off in all directions, as ever lasting as time itself. Heh and Hauhet came to symbolise infinity. After the Egyptians believed that time began, Heh and Hauhet came to symbolise limitless time, and long life.
The frog or human headed god Heh (Huh, Hehu) was one of the original eight gods of the Ogdoad of Khmunu (Hermopolis). He was the god of infinity and time, the god of long life and eternity. In his hand he is shown holding one or two palm fronds of 'A Million Years' in his hands, the Egyptian sign of long life. Sometimes he was shown wearing a palm frond on his head, as a headdress.
The centre of the frieze is decorated with a representation of Heh, god of eternity surmounted by a solar disk flanked by two urcei, holding in one hand, palm branches whose ends comprise a solar disk and a snake, and with the ankh sign passing over the other arm. The god Heh is kneeling on the nub hieroglyph meaning (gold). The correlation of these signs together, guarantees the king the hope of a long and prosperous life.
As a god of infinity, his name was linked to numbers. His determinative - an image of Heh with his arms raised - was used for 'one million'. It seems that 'million' was a number for eternity - the 'Barque of a Million Years' was the name of the boat that the sun god Ra travelled in during the day, which the Egyptians believed would happen until the end of time, when chaos took over the land once more.
This centerpiece of a princess' necklace is composed around the throne name of King Senwosret II. It was found among the jewelry of Princess Sithathoryunet (sit-hathor-you-net) in a special niche of her underground tomb beside the pyramid of Senwosret II at Lahun. Hieroglyphic signs... might be read as a text saying, "The god of the rising sun grants life and dominion over all that the sun encircles for one million one hundred thousand years [i.e., eternity] to King Khakheperre [Senwosret II]."
As well as being a god of time and infinity, he was also an air god. Identified with Shu, Heh was a god of the wind who was linked to the four pillars that held up the sky. Like Shu, he was sometimes shown with his arms raised to help hold up the sky.
O you eight chaos gods, keepers of the chambers of the sky, whom Shu made from the efflux of his limbs, who bound together the ladder of Atum...The bnbn [phoenix] of Ra was that from which Atum came to be as Heh... I am the one who begot the chaos gods again, as Heh, Nun, Amen, Kek. I am Shu who begot the gods.
Some believe that Heh was a representation of fire at one point, though it seemed that he was regarded as representing different things over time. While being a god of fire, he was shown as a snake headed god. Hauhet, as a goddess personifying fire, was shown with the head of a cat.
The feminine of the god Heh, Hauhet (Hehet, Hehit, Hehut) was a much more obscure goddess than her husband. She was a snake-headed woman who ruled over infinity with her husband. He name was the same as her husband's, except with a feminine ending.
Heh and Hauhet are rather difficult ideas to grasp, perhaps active and passive infinity would be a good expression. This infinity is mostly conceived in relation to time, and is consequently equivalent to, and often described by the Greek Aion; as infinity of form it resembles Eros ... The first act of a creation is the formation of an egg, which rises upon the hands of Heh and Hauhet out of the proto-matter. Out of the egg arises the god of light, Ra, the immediate cause of life in this world.
-- Mey Zaki (2008), The Legacy of Tutankhamen Art and History: History and Art, p. 102
... The cartouche rests on the bent tops of palm fronds (signs for "year") that are held by a kneeling Heh, god of eternity and sign for "one million." A tadpole (sign for "one hundred thousand") dangles from the god's right elbow.
-- Edith Watts & Barry Girsh (1998), Art of Ancient Egypt: A Resource for Educators, p. 91
-- Coffin Text, Spell 76
-- The Catholic Encyclopedia, Cosmogony
Further Information about Heh and Hauhet
- Huh - Wikipedia
- Heh - Encyclopedia Mythica
- Hauhet - Encyclopedia Mythica
- The Primeval Deities Hah and Hauhet - André Dollinger
- Heh - Ancient Egypt: The Mythology
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Biomedical Optics Express, Vol. 3, Issue 5, pp. 981-990 (2012)
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We report on the measurement of somatosensory-evoked and spontaneous magnetoencephalography (MEG) signals with a chip-scale atomic magnetometer (CSAM) based on optical spectroscopy of alkali atoms. The uncooled, fiber-coupled CSAM has a sensitive volume of 0.77 mm3 inside a sensor head of volume 1 cm3 and enabled convenient handling, similar to an electroencephalography (EEG) electrode. When positioned over O1 of a healthy human subject, α-oscillations were observed in the component of the magnetic field perpendicular to the scalp surface. Furthermore, by stimulation at the right wrist of the subject, somatosensory-evoked fields were measured with the sensors placed over C3. Higher noise levels of the CSAM were partly compensated by higher signal amplitudes due to the shorter distance between CSAM and scalp.
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(120.0120) Instrumentation, measurement, and metrology : Instrumentation, measurement, and metrology
(170.0170) Medical optics and biotechnology : Medical optics and biotechnology
(230.0230) Optical devices : Optical devices
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Original Manuscript: February 9, 2012
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Manuscript Accepted: April 15, 2012
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Just saw it a lil while ago on "Monday NFL Quarterback" or whatever its called on ESPN2. Mike Ditka, Eric Allen, and Trey Wingo were discussing it.
Oh ok so they said he's definately out? If so that is a good thing for us, and not so good for the Vikes.
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They are still going to go after him. Now you guys are going to rip me but D-Rob's first pick was more of a bad throw by Collins and miscommunications with his WR than a great play by D-Rob. The ball was thrown high and behind the WR and the WR never looked back so it was there for the taking for D-Rob and I am glad he made the play...
Yeah it was definately an overthrow and a miscommunication on the part of the WR/QB. The WR could have made more of an effort to knock it down. D Rob went high to get it, and it was a good INT. His second INT was much better, but still it's nice for him to get a gift INT.
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Speaking of Eric Brown and the safety position, what did everyone think of Glenn Earl yesterday. Seems as though our coverage was much better and we got 3 picks because of it.
I liked what I saw of him, but it seemed like Simmons got a good bit of playing time at SS too. He made that tackle in the backfield on the RB early on in the game. Pretty impressive for his second start. If he plays well while Brown is out with an injury he might earn Brown's starting job. Two rookies in the secondary is still a little scary though.
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Delcam will demonstrate its PowerMILL Robot for the programming of robots for multi-axis machining operations at the EMO exhibition to be held in Hannover from 16th to 21st September.
The interface makes it as easy to program a robot for machining as it is to program a five-axis machine tool. It gives users access to the wide variety of multi-axis machining strategies within PowerMILL and can use all the systems project management options to manage, store and retrieve data. Full details are available on www.delcam-robotics.com.
The core functionality of PowerMILL Robotconsists of three main steps: programming, simulation (including analysis) and creation of the robot programs.
Robot programs can be generated for tool-to-part applications, making them ideal for machining large parts, such as master models for the marine industry or composite panels that need to be trimmed, or for part-to-tool applications, such as grinding or linishing. The working area can be extended with linear tracks and rotary tables for even greater flexibility over the size and types of parts that can be manufactured.
PowerMILL Robot can then be used to simulate the complete machining operation and to control the robots movements through different variables, such as axis limits, axis priorities and workplane constraints. Various aspects within the configuration of the robot cell, such as axis limits, tool constraints and home position, can be defined, and the simulation of the robot completed within those constraints.
The robots working envelope can be displayed to optimise the position of the part or initial stock, and so give maximum access to the material. The maximum range of movements required of each axis can be viewed to analyse the robots behaviour and movements throughout the operation.
Any issues that may prevent the toolpaths from being completed successfully are highlighted, with notifications of the robot potentially reaching axis limits, singularities and collisions. Graphs display the axis limits, wrist singularity and axis reversals, to give a better understanding of how the robot will move. Similarly, the acceleration and deceleration of the robots axes are shown on time-based graphs.
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The hype around social intranets has escalated anew with Microsoft shelling out $1.2 billion to acquire Yammer, a social intranet platform, in July, 2012. If that's saying anything, the social intranet space is getting big and bound to get bigger. But before you get any ideas and start thinking along the lines of Facebook or Twitter to associate the term "social intranet" with, let's define social intranet.
What is a social intranet?
Social = people. Intranet versus Internet, within an entity versus between/among entities. Not too complicated, right?
Now, let's complicate things a bit for the sake of complicating things. If you Google "social intranet," there's a likely chance you'll come across social intranet being defined as an enterprise 2.0 platform. If you're no tech geek, enterprise 2.0, in a nutshell, is the use of software that promotes employee, customer and supplier engagement and collaboration through Web 2.0-supported applications within an organization.
Web 2.0, on the other hand, is a site that encourages user participation and collaboration as opposed to a static website. Blogs and social media sites are some examples.
Simply put, you were sort of right to think of Facebook and Twitter (if indeed you did) when thinking social intranet as long as you don't forget that the operative words are "engagement and collaboration within an organization," which, of course, can be your own business organization.
Does your business need a social intranet?
Microsoft spending a whopping $1.2 billion to incorporate Yammer's social intranet functionality into Microsoft Office is not a small deal. Businesses use social intranets because they provide a whole host of advantages. Below are just three of them:
- Information. Information repositories are cool, especially if you know how to get to them. As well, information is meant to be shared. Through file and content sharing, status updates and comments, information is easily disseminated across an enterprise.
- Communities. Social intranets are a good way to bring like-minded people together, where they can exchange and share ideas and learn from their peers, fostering a spirit of teamwork within a company.
- Collaboration. Constant engagement leads to collaboration and proper implementation of processes that benefit the whole business in the long run.
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You may have already heard of prominent names in the cloud-based enterprise solution space – the likes of Oracle and SAP, which, for the most part, cater to companies with headcount ranging from hundreds to thousands. And you may also have heard of a few vendors serving the enterprise solutions needs of small businesses. Knowing that you have options if you dig deep enough, one sensible question to ask is how small can a small business go? Statistics obtained from one social intranet provider shows that for the average small business intranet,the user size is 4.9. Even very small teams can benefit from their own social intranet.
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The markets are not happy with this morning's Automatic Data Processing (NASDAQ: ADP ) National Employment Report. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJINDICES: ^DJI ) reacted to weak data (175,000 jobs were reportedly added by the private sector in January, below the consensus of 185,000 jobs) by dropping quickly into the red on the open, although its reaction has been far less severe than the drop two days ago in response to a weak Institute for Supply Management manufacturing index update. As the numbers became public knowledge, an array of Twitter-savvy economists and business journalists offered their takes:
ADP: Private sector added 175,000 jobs in January, marking the weakest hiring since August pic.twitter.com/Eos8yy3Kou
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ADP private payroll gain of 175K jobs in January means BLS number on Friday should bounce back from December's awful number.
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In light of a slightly softer ADP survey, we're going to nudge our forecast for #nonfarmpayrolls 25k lower to 175k.
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ADP report comes in at... Who am I kidding??? No-one cares, and it tells us nothing. So, like, who cares?
-- Justin Wolfers (@JustinWolfers) Feb. 5, 2014
Last 3 months, ADP has missed private payrolls by average absolute of 84K. Time for a new revision?
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There's clearly a lack of consensus as to what ADP's numbers really mean for the economy, but no one appears ready to panic. Many blamed the weakness on the weather, a belief that appears to be validated by the ISM's nonmanufacturing (services) data, which was released later in the morning and specifically called out "intense weather" as a contributing factor to weakness in the wholesale trade sector. That report was quite strong, according to Quartz markets writer Matt Phillips:
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What do ADP's numbers actually tell us? Well, let's take a look at charts for both 10-year and three-year employment trends:
The trend over the past three years appears to show generally stable employment growth, so things have hardly fallen apart. We may not know whether January's weak jobs report can be blamed on bad weather, or if it's part of a broader economic contraction, for another few months. However, things have not been weakening as we saw before the financial crisis, so any comparison to that period doesn't quite hold water today.
What's worrisome is that, almost seven years after the start of the financial crisis, ADP's private payroll numbers still haven't reached the all-time high of 115.7 million workers set in December 2007. We're close -- today's report was the first time ADP reported more than 115 million jobs since mid-2008 -- and a few more months should push the total over the top. Since the American civilian labor force (which includes the unemployed) has grown by 1 million people since that time, we won't be back to even, but we'll be getting pretty close. The Dow had clawed its way back to even by the time this article was completed, so it appears that the market isn't too worried about today's underwhelming numbers.
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Alan Haig Brown discovers a world-class maritime university in Poland Polish officers have earned respect in the engine rooms and on the bridges of the international shipping fleet. With more than 4,000 full or part-time students and about 600 graduates per year the AkademiaMorska in Szczecin, Poland, is assuring the continuity of this reputation. In addition to Polish students, the Maritime University is serving international members of the maritime community with a number of English language programs. They also offer specialized courses tailored to the specific needs of individual shipping companies. The AkademiaMorska in Szczecin is a university in every sense of the word, with undergraduate and graduate programs to the PhD level as well as staff that carry out research and publishes scholarly papers in various areas of maritime study. Studies are divided into three faculties: Navigation, Marine Engineering, and Engineering & Economics of Transport. Additionally there is an inter-faculty Department of Foreign Languages to teach English and other seagoing languages. Satellite campuses support specialized offerings, such as the Marine Rescue Training Center, to meet a variety of specialized maritime needs. The university supports instruction across faculties with a variety of sophisticated simulators
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Dokuz Eylul University Maritime Faculty, Turkey has conducted a study to develop a new "East Mediterranean Container Terminal" in Mersin International Port (MIP) using Transas Simulation solutions. Yapı Proje Uygulama (YPU) that manage construction project of new container terminal chose the Dokuz Eylul University Maritime Faculty for this project after a comprehensive market research. Vice President of YPU Mr
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New Low-emissions Fuel Patented
Maine Maritime Academy faculty member, Dr. George Harakas, has coauthored a patent with colleague and business partner, Scott Eaton, for glycerol-containing fuel aimed at reducing emissions in large diesel engines. The two are members of the SeaChange Group LLC a private company formed in 2009 to develop low-emissions fuels. They recently received notice from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office that patent # 8,679,202 was formally issued.
LaHood Taps Helis as USMMA Superintendent
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JLG and Penn State Form JLG University
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Werner Named Academic Dean of Webb Institute
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Naval Experts, Students to Examine Littoral Challenge
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Coast Guard Academy Cadet to Receive Fulbright Scholarship
Stephen Horvath, a first class cadet at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, was recently granted a two-year Fulbright Scholarship to study renewable energy technologies in Finland during the 2015-2016 academic year and the 2016-2017 academic year.
India to Promote Indian Ocean Rim and Coastal Tourism
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MIT Launches Consortium to Improve Infrastructure Cybersecurity
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Damen Shipyards Galati wins Dutch Romanian Award
Damen Shipyards Galati has been presented with the Dutch Romanian Business Award for its Corporate Social Responsibility plan, particularly the Group's community investment initiatives. The Award was presented by Ben Jager of the Dutch Romanian Network to Peter de Kiewit
Mazurek is '2015 Coast Guard Engineer of the Year'
Dr. David Mazurek, a civil engineering professor at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, has been named the winner of the 2015 U.S. Coast Guard Engineer of the Year Award. Mazurek was selected from a strong and diverse pool of exceptional nominees based on his educational, professional
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For other uses, see Fascia (disambiguation).
Fascia is a term used in two areas in the automotive world.
Fascia often refers to the decorative panels of a car's dashboard,[1] or the entire dashboard assembly.[2][3]
Regulations affecting bumper design in the late 1970s saw the increasing use of soft plastic materials on the front and rear of vehicles. Fascia was adopted then as the term to describe these soft areas,[4] but is now increasingly used as a general term for a car's set of front-end components: grille, headlamps, front bumper, and other details.[5]
The name came from the Italian Language word Fascia, that means stripe.
- ^ "1972 Mercury Cougar XR-7 Advertisement". Life (Time Inc) 71 (14): 19. 1 October 1971. ISSN 0024-3019.
Also standard is the sweep of instrumentation set into a fascia that glistens with the look of cherry woodgrain.
- ^ "The dangers of sloping windscreens". New Scientist (Reed Business Information) 75 (1059): 7. 7 July 1977. ISSN 0262-4079.
- ^ "Comfort the keynote of the Vauxhall Wyvern". The Times (London). 29 January 1957. p. 2.
There is a large cupboard in the centre of the fascia
- ^ Lamm, Michael (October 1979). "Driving the 1980 Dodge, Plymouth and Chrysler Models". Popular Mechanics (Hearst Magazines) 152 (4): 246. ISSN 0032-4558.
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This turned out to be a very fortuitous meeting. Tasha and Suzaan, both Capetonians too, were on a two-day flying visit from Bali to see dragons of Komodo and Rinca, and were hoping to charter a boat to the islands. We ended up staying in the same guesthouse in Labuanbajo, and booked a two-day boat charter together. Labuanbajo itself is a pictursque little fishing village surrounded by rocky, arid hills; in the afternoon, after making our boat arrangements, Rich and I walked down to a quiet beach for a relaxing swim.
So, on Friday morning 9 September, we chugged out of the harbour aboard Mitra Bajo Prima, an attractive wooden fishing boat modified for passengers. The big, shaded deck and three super-friendly staff immediately won our confidence and affection... we just knew we'd be having a great time. And we were right. For the two days we were aboard, we were pampered and fed extremely well. Everything ran to plan, including the dragon-spotting...
After anchoring in a little bay for some snorkeling, swimming and a spot of lunch, we docked at pier on Komodo island. A short walk took us to the park rangers' huts, where, lo and behold, a few massive beasts were resting in the shade. One of them wore a radio collar, and we were told that these big boyz tend to hang around the camp, waiting for hand-outs and scraps. Even though they were strictly speaking not the 'real thing' ie. wild, some frantic camera-snapping followed.... they really are as monstrous, menacing and ugly as one expects them to be. We kept a safe distance.
A ranger, armed with nothing but a forked stick to ward off agressive dragons, took us on a 5km circular walk up a dry riverbed and to the top of a hill - a great chance to get a feel for the landscape and see some of the birdlife on the island. The vegetation is scrubby and many of the trees are leafless, with this being the dry season (in these tropical savannahs, trees tend to lose their leaves in the dry season, the opposite of trees in, say, Europe). However, evergreen palm trees dot the landscape, and beautiful pink orchids bloom up in the branches of some larger trees.
We walked up to the spot in the riverbed where rangers used to feed the dragons daily until a few years ago... though that practice has now stopped, some animals supposedly still hang around the area. Unfortunately we saw none, but our guide pointed out 'dragon hotels' - the burrows in the riverbed where they sleep. Along the way, we saw some of the abundant bird- and other wildlife - a beautiful golden oriole, several megapodes, and a sea eagle with chick, as well as some deer.
We anchored for the night close to Komodo, in the lee of another small island, and enjoyed a superb dinner prepared by the star crew, along with a few drinks. The crew brought out some comfy foam matresses from below, and we made our beds on the deck - bliss!
The real highlight of our dragon-spotting safari was the next day, when we visited Rinca. The island is smaller than Komodo and also part of the national park - it has a slightly better record for wild dragon sightings, a fact we experienced for ourselves that day. At the pier and the rangers' camp, a number of tame dragons again met us, and we set off on an exploratory walk with a ranger. Within minutes, he was pointing out a wild dragon female guarding her next beside the path.
We climbed a little and, on a hillside beside a dry riverbed, spotted a huge specimen strolling along through the dry grass. Excited, we snuck up on him and followed him down into the riverbed towards a water-hole, where a buffalo was standing in the shade. Our guide explained that dragons often waited at the water-hole to ambush prey such as wild cattle or deer (it takes a few dragons to bring down a water buffalo). Of course, we were praying this chap would go for the buffalo, so we could witness a dragon kill first-hand! Before long, to our delight, another dragon came along the riverbed, and the two slowly and awkwardly skirted around each other - they clearly were not hunting allies.
We watched their silent, steady movements for about 40 minutes before continuing uphill. The sightings continued: we spied another large creature ambling along through the grassland up ahead, and our guide, along with one of the boat crew who had joined us, rushed toward it and started herding it in our direction. What a hilarious sight - two blokes trotting after a giant lizard, waving a stick at it. We got close enough for some excellent photos, and started making our way downhill back to the rangers' camp.
Just like Komodo, the savannah of Rinca is dry this time of year, but dotted with the green of palm trees. From the hilltop, we enjoyed magnificent views down to the impossibly blue sea. The contrast between the golden colour of dry scrub with blue sea is very striking indeed.
On the way back to Labuanbajo, we stopped in at another little island with a long, sandy beach for some more snorkeling and swimming. We docked just after 2pm and said a quick goodbye to Tasha and Suzaan, who were flying back to Bali that very afternoon. We'd shared the most amazing safari experience!


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Well, I will point out one thing for you. The two extras are the Tomoyo route (not Tomoyo After) and the Kyou route. Since both of those were romance routes, they are mutually exclusive to each other and to Nagisa's route. Thus they were seperated while keeping Nagisa's route since her's is the only one that leads to After Story (the generally accepted great part of the series).
For the rest. Eh. To each their own.
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Very interesting story, this anime is so much more than just a "slice of life" anime it was based on this world but ultimately it is another universe with an Illusionary World. Might want to read the "Discussion and Interpretation Thread" if anyone confused is reading this. It will explain so much!
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I agree with a lot of what has been said about this series. It's been about a year since I started the first season, and I just finished After Story.
The second half or so of After Story is masterfully done, and somewhat unique as far as anime goes. It is a beautiful experience to get attached to characters and then see them go throughout life, hitting major life events that we, the viewers, are likely to experience ourselves. It is profound in that you vicariously live those moments, only to return to where you are in your own life with some further knowledge and understanding of what is to come. The rest of the series, including the first season, somewhat drags down what the second half of After Story accomplishes. That's because the first season and the first half of After Story are fairly stereotypical high school drama series. Yet even as a high school drama series it felt somewhat banal; there were too many episodes where I didn't feel much motivation to move on to the next one. I almost inadvertently dropped the series twice by taking breaks, but continued on because I'm a completionist (and, not wanting to re-watch episodes that I had already seen, was worried that an extended break would cause me to forget everything and be forced to start from the beginning again). There are some series where I watch them and then desire to share them with my wife. In those cases, re-watching the episodes that I've already seen is enjoyable. I wish I could share the second half of After Story with my wife, but I feel that we would need to go through the entire first series, at least, in order for its true impact to be felt. The thought of doing so feels as if it would be a chore. I wish that more of Clannad were like the second half of After Story. It also would have been amazing if After Story had gone even farther, bringing Tomoya and Nagisa to old age, and Ushio to the point of high school or even new motherhood. Then we would see the entire "life cycle" in one series. It would have made for an even more beautiful experience.
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After taking the world of fine dining by storm in "Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector," Larry the Cable Guy joins Bill Engvall and DJ Qualls in Lionsgate's "Delta Farce," a hilarious new comedy about three blue collar heroes on the military's front line.
Down on his luck after losing his job and his girlfriend on the same day, Larry decides to join his neighbor, Bill (Bill Engvall), and his combat-happy buddy, Everett (DJ Qualls), for a relaxing weekend of drinking and target practice. But when the three hapless guys are mistaken for Army Reservists by the hard-nosed Sergeant Kilgrove (Keith David), they're loaded onto an army plane headed for Fallujah, Iraq and mistakenly ejected in a Humvee somewhere over Mexico. Convinced they're actually in the Middle East, the clueless wannabe soldiers save a rural village from a siege of bandits and become local heroes. But when Carlos Santana (Danny Trejo), a ruthless, karaoke-loving warlord, strikes back, Larry, Bill and Everett have to lay down their beers and take up their arms - and prove they just might be real soldiers after all...


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I'm running both WI 9.30 and 10.1 in my test environment. Both are installed on a Win7 server that has IE 10 along with Firefox 22 and 24. I'm trying to scan an older website that requires IE be set in compatibility mode in order to render as a functional web page. I can make a login macro using the tru-client macro recorder and a web session macro using the web proxy tool (in IE, but only if I add the website into the compatibiliyt view settings, or in Firefox with a manually configured preoxy setting). When I start a workflow-driven scan, it runs through the site, but if i look at the HTTP responses in the Sesion Info for any of the pages audited they are all 404 Bad Requests (see attached).
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In both versions of WebInspect you have its own internal browser that is roughly equivalent to MSIE and in the TruClient recorder you have an older (v3.x?) Firefox. when the scan is running, WebInspect will request the pages and not balk about any compatibility or other display issues, certificate prompts, et al, it simply accepts everything.
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Tension prevailed at Ramakuppam village of Kuppam Assembly constituency following heated arguments and heavy jostling between the police personnel on security duty and the Telugu Desam Party cadres, a few minutes before the arrival of Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu on Monday.
The Chief Minister's scheduled visit to Kuppam was delayed by over three hours, during which gap unruly circumstances gripped the helipad and public meeting venues at Ramakuppam, with the TDP cadres storming them in large numbers. Adding to the woes of the police, the streets of Ramakuppam and surroundings turned into a sea of humanity, eagerly waiting to have a glimpse of Mr. Naidu, who returned to their constituency as the Chief Minister after a hiatus of a decade. A large crowd of party workers led by the TDP district leader Gownivari Srinivasulu and Mr. Naidu's personal assistant Manohar tried to barge into the helipad zone, but were prevented by the police on duty. For several minutes heated arguments ensued between the two sides, with both sides resorting to ugly scenes, including jostling and swearing against each other. At one stage, the police lost their cool and pushed Manohar.
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Introductory Statistics, v. 1.0
- By: Douglas S. Shafer and Zhiyi Zhang
- Version: 1.0
- Shared Versions: 1 what's this?
- Pub Date: August 2012
- eISBN: 978-1-4533-4487-3
- Pages: 390
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Table of Contents:
- About the Authors
- Acknowledgements
- Dedication
- Preface
- Chapter 1: Introduction
- Chapter 2: Descriptive Statistics
- Chapter 3: Basic Concepts of Probability
- Chapter 4: Discrete Random Variables
- Chapter 5: Continuous Random Variables
- Chapter 6: Sampling Distributions
- Chapter 7: Estimation
- Chapter 8: Testing Hypotheses
- Chapter 9: Two-Sample Problems
- Chapter 10: Correlation and Regression
- Chapter 11: Chi-Square Tests and F-Tests
- Appendix
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