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I am high powered and determined individual who enjoys working as part of a team, but can also successfully work well under my own initiative. I thrive on new challenges and can be relied upon to get the job done with minimal wasted effort. Technically proficient in systems development, I am able to adapt and learn new languages, adopt different methodologies and create in different environments.
Key to my development philosophy is that I understand software is developed by people, for people. A human centred approach is foremost in my mind when developing new systems. Understanding both the client and user needs is paramount to the successful conceptualisation, design and implementation of any product and this is what I strive for. I enjoy engaging clients and users in the ownership of a product and I believe that regular direct contact helps to achieve measurable success criteria. Ultimately, this ensures that business needs are met and user requirements are satisfied.
Aries 3D Engine
Aries Engine is a "Proof Of Concept" cross platform 3D engine, developed in C++ and utilizing OpenGL. The engine has a completely custom 3D model loader, written entirely from scratch, which can import and render COLLADA format models/scenes.
Viral Steam - 2D Shootem Up
Viral Steam was the final year University project that I developed for the Game Development module. The game was developed in C++ and DirectX using OOP best-practices. Development of the game went from concept to finished product in just under 2 months.
UK Subsidence Portal
This is an online web platform designed to manage client subsidence claims from instruction through to ground investigations and reporting. This system is used by some of the largest insurance companies in the UK. The portal was developed during my time at Marishal Thompson and written in C#.NET using ASP.NET MVC 3.
Drawing Canvas
Drawing Canvas is a Silverlight and WPF component designed to allow users to draw and annotate images. Users can add/edit/scale shapes, text and images. It's primary purpose was to provide annotation facilities to OS maps in the UK Subsidence Portal. Drawing Canvas was developed during my time at Marishal Thompson and written in C#.NET.
ELearning Platform
The ELearning Platform was developed to provide online training courses for a global company's staff of over 2,000 people. The training courses are broken up into modules and activities, including Javascript interactive elements and videos. The system was met with high praise both from management and trainees. The ELearning Platform was developed during my time at Marishal Thompson and written in C#.NET using ASP.NET MVC 4.
A speed reading application developed for the iPhone, iSpeedRead was my first iPhone development project. This application allows the user to import text from the internet and speed read that text at up to 300 words per minute through a process called Rapid Serial Visual Presentation.
I was born and raised in the popular seaside resort of Blackpool and relocated to the picturesque north-east of England at the age of 15.
From an early age I have had a keen interest for technology and computing. This interest and passion subsequently brought my attention to the world of systems design and development. By the age of 13 I had begun developing several games, web sites and small software applications for friends and family. Within 2 years I had developed an online game which attained over 2000 members, some of which were paid subscribers.
On completion of my GCSEs, I looked to further my education by attending college, where I was offered a placement one year prior to the standard age of entry. This was granted to me as I had shown evidence of self educating as well as having already attained a Cisco Certified Network Practitioner qualification. Alongside college I was employed part-time by a local business, developing in-house intranet systems and tablet software, which further enhanced my experience, knowledge and skills in the industry.
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Released: Dec 01st, 2001
Running Time: 96
Director: Michael Zamboni
Company: All Good
Distribution Companies: Odyssey Group Video
Dave Hardman, Alana Evans, Toni James, Daisy Chain, Rod Fontana, Samantha Sterlyng, Zana, Mr. Marcus
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: All-Sex
Recommend comfortably to fans of the performers and genre.
Wow. Time really does fly when you're having fun! Four thoroughly enjoyable scenes that include pretty much all the key elements for a tape with minimal fast-forwarding. Good looking performers, just enough "acting" to move things convincingly onto the fucking, sex worth at least glancing up from your own work to look at, and no performances (sexual or non-sexual) that leave you wincing. Okay, it is a little painful watching Dave Hardman pretend he could ever be a non-native named "Armando." Daisy Chain and Samantha Sterlyng engage in one of the most enjoyable girl-girl scenes of the season. Two unhappily married ex-lovers rediscover one another for a raunchy ride in a limo seat. The ladies pay special attention to one another's feet. Mr. Marcus looks hot dressed all blue-collar but silent Toni James gets him just as hot once he's naked in a mildly weird and very sexy vignette about a contractor whose client isn't home. Finally, a bored and irritable Alana Evans basically rapes bumbling wannabe bad-guy, Rod Fontana. She's a natural born director, giving him orders from start to finish. Lots of fun.


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Ty Segall released three albums in 2012, one with San Francisco psych outfit White Fence, one with his touring band, and one on his own, and it seems like he's heading for an equally prolific 2013, at least based on the fact that he's just started a new band, Fuzz, who have quietly dropped a debut 7″.
Don't listen to these tracks expecting some classic Segall guitar mashing – he's on drums and vocals here, while Charlie Moonheart, who plays guitar in Ty's live band, takes to the heavily distorted, classic rock-inspired shredding. We're psyched on both tracks, but "Fuzz's Fourth Dream" is almost evil enough to sound like a lost Black Sabbath cut. Check it out.


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Recently I was in a situation using 10.1.5 where the System Preferences showed no panes. After trying all the steps on Apple's knowledgebase, it was suggested that I create a new user... Except with no Preference Panes how can one do that? Is there a UNIX command in the terminal, or does one need to use Netinfo Manager? --tachyon |
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Here is a script from OSXFAQ.COM that will allow you to add users via the terminal. I guess it's not possible otherwise for security reasons.
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The script from OS X FAQ is buggy and incomplete. This one is much better:
http://www.macfora.com/forums/showthread.p...=&threadid=8858 But really, you need a solution to your problem of no visible preference panes, rather than using the command line to create a new user. Try deleting this file and see if it cures your problem: "/Users/yourusername/Library/Preferences/com.apple.systempreferences.plist" |
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Theres also another trick you could try... Macintosh HD/System/Library/PreferencePanes copy them into users/usernames/library/PreferencePanes you may need to create that last folder, make sure its exact to the one in system. Then log-out and back in.. or restart. (restart is always my fav option) if that doesn't work.. you'll have to either reinstal OSX or try that root UNIX dealie. |
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319 gunsmith extradited from ChinaThe China Post news staff January 26, 2013, 12:02 am TWN TAIPEI, Taiwan -- The alleged gunsmith behind the weapon used in the 2004 presidential election eve shooting was extradited back to Taiwan from China yesterday, bringing new hope of a conclusion to one of the country's most controversial incidents.
Tang Shou-yi (唐守義), who is wanted for his alleged role in modifying the gun used in the March 19, 2004 shooting incident involving then-President Chen Shui-bian (陳水扁) and Vice President Annette Lu (呂秀蓮), arrived at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport at around 2 p.m. yesterday. Escorted by Criminal Investigation Bureau (CIB) agents, Tang, wearing a face mask, did not respond to reporters' questions at the airport. He was sent to the CIB before being taken to the southern city of Tainan, where he is wanted by the Tainan District Prosecutors. Tang was reportedly arrested by Chinese authorities in Xiamen, China last week. On the day before the 11th presidential election, then-President Chen and his running mate Lu, running for re-election as the Democratic Progressive Party candidates, were shot while riding in an open-top jeep during a campaign motorcade in Tainan. Both suffered minor injuries. The assassination attempt, dubbed the "319 Incident," was thought to have earned Chen and Lu sympathy votes, helping them win the election by a narrow margin. Investigators later tracked down Tang, accusing him of making the bullets and modifying the gun used in the shooting. Authorities later said Tang had confessed to the charges. Tang was indicted over the charges but fled to China in August 2006 before his trial was over. He was listed as a wanted person in November the same year. Police also tracked down the suspected shooter, Chen Yi-hsiung (陳義雄), who was later found dead in what was believed to be suicide. In a DVD sent from Macau in 2006, Tang claimed that both he and Chen Yi-hsiung were scapegoats. Asked to comment on Tang's arrest, Special Investigation Division spokesman Chen Hung-ta (陳宏達) yesterday said that they cannot comment on ongoing investigations, but stressed that the division was taking great lengths to ensure the case proceeds smoothly.
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Environmental education centre adjusts summer hours
The Environmental Education Centre for the Okanagan is adjusting its operating hours for the summer and fall.
Starting Tuesday, June 19, the regional district environmental interpretive centre in Mission Creek Regional Park will be open Tuesday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., as well as Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
"The later morning opening and later evening closing provides more flexibility for visitors to the interpretive facility during the upcoming busy summer months," said regional district communications officer Bruce Smith.
"These hours will continue until Sunday, Oct. 21, when the EECO returns to its 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. winter and spring hours."
Last year more than 32,000 visitors stopped into the EECO to view its hands-on displays.
The current Hunters in the Sky exhibit runs until mid-July. In August, the annual Kokanee exhibit will take centre stage in the EECO.
The facility also serves as the primary home base for the Summer Nature Camp program and for parks services program registration and regional park bookings.
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As a national source of information on public arts funding, NASAA provides a knowledge network and fact base to help state arts agencies make informed policy decisions and put their own state's needs and experiences in context. Providing customized responses to member questions is a hallmark of NASAA. This column offers specific examples of the NASAA research services available and shows how they can be customized to meet your needs.
State Arts Agency Fact Sheet: General Operating Support
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Number of communities receiving a general operating support grant: | 1,457 |
Did you know that state arts agencies invested more than $105 million in general operating support last year? These types of grants are one of the most flexible sources of revenue for organizations and can be used to support activities and operations in accordance with their particular needs and circumstances.
Historically, state arts agencies have distributed more than one-third of grant dollars through operating support. Besides direct grants, state arts agencies also provide services aimed at strengthening the nonprofit arts sector, such as capacity building services, technical assistance, and networking and peer learning opportunities.
NASAA's new fact sheet, General Operating Support, provides a national overview of general operating support, including summary statistics and grant distribution by artistic discipline.
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The Frequency of Financial Analysts' Forecast Revisions: Theory and EvidencePamela S. StuerkeUniversity of Rhode Island Craig W. HoldenIndiana University - Kelley School of Business - Department of Finance April 17, 2000 Abstract: This paper develops a theory of the frequency of financial analysts' forecast revisions and then tests the empirical predictions of the model. Financial analysts act as information intermediaries for firms and investors and therefore their forecast revision frequency helps explain the equilibrium of the supply of and demand for earnings predictions and assessments of firm value. The theory is based on the analyst's costs of information gathering and the profits obtained from selling the information to investors. Our analysis is conducted in two stages. In the first stage, a single-period, Kyle (1985) model is used to determine the profits generated by privately informed investors who trade on the analyst's forecast revision. The analyst is assumed to be compensated as a function of these profits. In the second stage, the analyst's optimal revision frequency to collect and sell private information is determined. We find that the analyst's optimal revision frequency is increasing in the variance of liquidity trading volume, the volatility of the underlying earnings process, and the earnings-response coefficient and decreasing in the total number of informed traders who invest in the firm and the cost of revision. These theoretical results are developed into empirical hypotheses that the frequency of analysts' forecast revisions between earnings announcements is positively associated with variability of the earnings process, average prior trading volume, and earnings response coefficients, and negatively associated with skewness of prior trading volume, after controlling for firm size and prior average daily stock price changes. These hypotheses are tested cross-sectionally and we find significant support each of the hypothesized relations. Number of Pages in PDF File: 34 JEL Classification: D40, G29, M41 Date posted: July 19, 2000Suggested CitationContact Information
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Trilogy Certified Organic Rosehip Oil (20ml)
Primper Rating (51 ratings) 5
What is it
Organic rosehip oil
What it does
A 100% pure organic rosehip oil that prevents skin ageing and assists skin renewal and repair and is a clinically proven treatment for scars and damaged skin
Best suited for
Mature, dry or damaged skin
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A 100% pure organic rosehip oil that prevents skin ageing and assists skin renewal and repair and is a clinically proven treatment for scars and damaged skin
Posted by: Jasmin Enthusiast // Wed, 1 December 2010 05:15pm
I don't know how I went through life not knowing a thing about Trilogy Rosehip Oil but thanks to Primped I'm now a massive fan and I feel it's my duty to help spread the word about this hugely awesome bottle of goodness. Just a few drops goes a long way so at about 20 bucks a bottle, you'd be hard pressed to find better value for money. Benefits you can expect from this puppy include smoother, softer and plumper skin and I find it helps even my skin tone too. I'd put money on it that you won't regret this purchase.
Posted by: Bantam Master Fan // Sun, 5 December 2010 03:19am
Trilogy is well known for it's organic products which works, and this product is no different. I have found this is to be a great multi-functioning product and has become a staple in my routine. It is a ochre fluid, which comes in a dripolator applicator. A few drops are enough to cover my entire face, and it absorbs beautifully into my skin and leaves it plump and dewy. Along with it's anti-aging benefits, what more can a girl ask for?
Posted by: laurenb Enthusiast // Wed, 8 December 2010 04:37pm
This is the best rosehip oil I have tried. I really like the bottle, it has a dropper in the lid, which makes getting the perfect amount out so easy. A few drops goes a long way.
I use this morning and night between cleansing and moisturising and it has improved the texture and clarity of my skin so much. I have quite oily skin and my skin just loves this stuff. I love that it is natural and that Trilogy are such an amazing company.
Rosehip oil is probably one of the single greatest things you can buy to love your skin. Get some now. -
Posted by: MayaS Master Fan // Thu, 9 December 2010 12:39pm
This is such a winner product! I searched for ages for a moisturiser that would give the elusive glow-ey look, and this is it! Great in winter and summer, I usually it after cleansing in the evening, and (especially if my face is a little dry) I mix it with my facial sunscreen in the morning to make it easier to spread across my face and also give it an antioxidant boost. Good value, and if you're looking into more natural skin care approach, rosehip oil is a great place to start!
Posted by: beccertron Enthusiast // Sun, 12 December 2010 04:04pm
As well as using over my entire face to balance my sebum production, I slather this shiz all around my eyes. It really hydrates and fills out those smile lines, especially under make up so that delicate area actually looks like skin, and not like the crepe paper tossed in with my niece's art and craft supplies.
Posted by: xKMS Master Fan // Mon, 13 December 2010 08:10pm
LOVE THIS!!! It's truly amazing.. i use it every night before bed, and sometimes if my skins really dull i put on before makeup. It will leave your skin plumper and more hydrated. I'm 20, so i don't have fine lines yet but i definitely feel good using this on my skin every night as a preventative measure. I have recommended this to all my friends and would definitely recommend to you!!
Posted by: gemma2468 Enthusiast // Tue, 14 December 2010 03:46pm
Rosehip oil is fantastic! I feel like it does what I would expect a $100+ face serum to do. I mostly use it at night time, all over my face. I do have oily skin, but I also have dry patches. It doesn't make my skin more oily or greasy than usual, and I have noticed an improvement on dry areas.
Posted by: MadisonC Enthusiast // Wed, 15 December 2010 08:40am
I love this product! my skin feels quite amazing afterwards, but you do have to limit your products with it (e.g don't use before or after a serum).
Great to use at night every couple of nights; more than that I find it makes my pores look larger. Good tip from Primped!
Posted by: cashmere Enthusiast // Wed, 22 December 2010 03:39pm
If you haven't tried this product, get yourself to the nearest stockist! It will be the best $20 you'll ever spend on yourself and your skin will love you for it. Look forward to plumper skin and even skin tone – yay!!
Posted by: BettyBoo Master Fan // Thu, 30 December 2010 07:05am
I adore the entire Trilogy range but the rosehip oil is in a category of it's own. It is truly a wonder product – it moisturises and plumps beautifully, especially around the fine lines near my eyes. For those oily skinned girls like me, it does not cause your skin to become oilier or break you out. I love that this is a natural product.
Posted by: sari Devotee // Mon, 10 January 2011 01:12pm
Trilogy Rosehip Oil really is amazeing, I use it daily on my face and can be incorporated with your favourite moisturiser, leaves your skin looking revived, radiant and so healthy, soft, supple, feels so lush and smooth, I also like to use it on my hands! It is beneficial for your skin and so gentle to use. Only needing a small amount ( a few drops ), it goes a long way. It enhances your beauty inside and out…naturally. Makes me feel good knowing this product works so well and doesn't 'cost the earth'!
Posted by: misslysie Master Fan // Mon, 7 February 2011 09:40pm
I am so glad I bought this. I've only been using it a little while and it has cleared up my dry skin. I thought because it was an oil it would make my skin greasy but it hasn't. It's super absorbent and nourishing. A little goes a long way. Very good buy
Posted by: laura_ Devotee // Tue, 29 March 2011 12:40pm
The thought of parting with my Trilogy Rosehip for even one day makes me feel slightly distressed.
I'm not even kidding, no matter what your skin type is like I guarantee you'll feel the same after a few weeks of using this miracle in a bottle.
I'm a massive product junkie and constantly chopping and changing products for the sake of it but this will always be in my beauty regime- plus it's quite affordable as a little goes a long way. -
Posted by: StuddedTerror Enthusiast // Tue, 29 March 2011 02:01pm
I'm going to be totally honest – this has made me break out once or twice. I don't know why because I pretty much never do – but for some reason when using this prodct my skin got quite a few spots. Now I wouldn't take this as gospel, because it could just be my skin reacting to the change in my skincare routine but I don't know…
Otherwise it is quite a nice serum, definitely feels more moisturised than with just a normal moisturiser. I'm not the biggest fan of the smell but it smells very organic and definitely not perfumed. -
Posted by: ladyal Newbie // Wed, 30 March 2011 06:40pm
Mum's been onto this stuff for a few years now, and although I'm still a bit far off considering aging, I absolutely love how this stuff. Easily my favourite beauty product of them all!
I particularly like to slather it on before steaming my face when my skin is feeling dry, or adding a couple of drops to my regular night moisturiser. It's also AMAZING on sunburnt skin.
Posted by: nita01 Master Fan // Fri, 1 April 2011 10:10pm
One of my favourite skincare products that I use every single night. I use it all over my face but especially on some pigmentation I have on my face and also over some scars I have from cancers being frozen off. It's an amazing serum/oil. It does work and helps my skin heal faster. I also dab some on my deeper wrinkles. It can be used for many things and is a must have in the bathroom cupboard.
Posted by: lasconosciuta Enthusiast // Tue, 5 April 2011 11:12am
Indeed, this is a great product, you needn't use much of it just a drop or two and even mix it wth your moisturiser so you don't have to use much of your moistueriser either! It conditions and softens the skin really well, but in order to avoid too much of an oily feeling, make sure you rub it in properly.
Posted by: Alexandra-1293437712 Enthusiast // Mon, 11 April 2011 12:26pm
This product has single-handedly made my skin look much for radiant and smooth. You only need a little bit (2-3 drops) and it sinks into your skin like no other.
Everyone needs this nifty little product and at only 20 dollars… there really is no excuse.
Bonus – its organic!
Posted by: jacasaurus Enthusiast // Mon, 11 April 2011 01:09pm
I have used Rosehip Oil for quite sometime and Trilogy's organic one has to be the best I've used!
It makes your skin soft and supple and even helps with normalising breakouts and oiliness. I only use a little bit, every other night when my skin needs a boost.
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Posted by: danelly14 Enthusiast // Wed, 13 April 2011 12:42pm
I love this product! It's amazing! I use it nightly on top of my vitamin a cream. My boyfriend also uses it for his skin, and also his brother uses it as they both have sensitive skin. It has really helped balance out my skin tone and it has become a lot more radiant. 5 stars!
Posted by: Louise-1295043242 Master Fan // Wed, 13 April 2011 03:07pm
Ooh this iss fantastic… rosehip oil is one of natures 'wonder' treatments, particularly for women!!
I have stretchmarks (there I said it, I know most people have them just don't want to admit it) and this is great on them -reduces the redness and appearance!
Also being in a dark amber colour bottle the product lasts longer (in clear bottles any type of oil will go rancid, particularly essential oils -do your oils and perfumes a favour and put them out of direct sunlight) and its a great price!
Posted by: muso Master Fan // Fri, 15 April 2011 02:20pm
I think this product is more suitable for people with normal/dry skin. I find it can be too oily for my combination/oily skin, especially in summer. It's thicker and more orangey than other brand of rosehip oils I've tried.
Posted by: bluebird Master Fan // Mon, 9 May 2011 04:22pm
After using another brand which I was very happy with for a few months I tried the Trilogy RHO and was a little disappointed. The Trilogy product performs as well as the other product but has quite a strong smell which is almost a fishy odour. Unfortunately I can't recommend this product for that reason.
I only bought it instore recently from Priceline and I have stored it correctly. -
Posted by: emmapetra Supporter // Wed, 18 May 2011 01:44pm
Love it. I slather it on at night, and wake up in the morning with my skin lovely and plump and hydrated and glowy.
Posted by: lovetoplay Master Fan // Wed, 18 May 2011 06:19pm
A honestly natural oil that helps even my complexion. I noticed it had a sort of healing effect and of course very hydrating. I used it as a night treatment and in the morning my face was not oily – just looked healthy and rejuvenated.
I'd definitely use this again and I love it's natural ingredients. I expect this would be great for all skin types.
Posted by: NatMon Master Fan // Wed, 18 May 2011 06:23pm
Rosehip oil is one of the best things you can do for your skin! I use it every night. It's one of the best anti-aging treatments, helps scaring, helps damaged skin, helps skin tone…it pretty much does everything
Posted by: MissMel Enthusiast // Wed, 6 July 2011 05:45pm
Swear by it! I have oily skin, yet this is ideal as a night time treat for my skin. Also doubles as eye makeup remover, lip gloss and hand moisturiser in a pinch!
Posted by: MissMel Enthusiast // Wed, 6 July 2011 05:45pm
Ooops… forgot to mention, it totally faded my chickenpox scars and freckles
Posted by: Gloss_Geek Master Fan // Thu, 21 July 2011 12:08pm
I started using this product to help fade acne scarring I had in several areas on my face. Not only did it significantly fade my acne scars but it also made my face look really glowy after years on pimples.
I've also turned my friends onto it and they really love it as well.
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Made of bamboo and all-natural hemp cloth, the Bongo speaker is everything other plastic and metal variations are not.
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Bamboo has long been the material darling for product designers looking to make something read as "sustainable"—with everything from desktop accessories to bicycles using it—but for Otis & Eleanor, it's something of a three-fer: it's environmentally conscious, the shell harkens back to a time when audio equipment had a lush look, and the acoustics are great.
Schwartz says the bamboo box can amplify tunes more than metal or plastic. "Just knock on some wood and listen to the sound it makes, then knock on some plastic or metal and you'll hear the difference," he says.
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The Lions are without a host of first-teamers for the trip to the Memorial Stadium, but boss Kenny Jackett was able to bolster his threadbare squad with the deadline-day signing of Schofield from Yeovil.
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For more than 200 years, camellias have been a part of the southern landscape. Often called the Queen of the Garden in winter, they are native to the Orient and were introduced into the U.S. near Charleston, S.C. in 1786.
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Camellias flower in the fall and winter when their display of colorful blooms is most appreciated and most everything else has died back.
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Popular for brightening shady spots in Southern gardens, caladiums are a tropical American native plant characterized by heart- or arrow-shaped leaves colored with spots of red, rose, pink, white, silver, bronze and green.
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There are a number of ways to plant and care for roses. What works for one gardener may not be as successful for another. Most rosarians agree that rose bushes on fortuniana rootstock (Dr. Huey is second choice) will give you best results in sunny, warm Florida. Several local nurseries and gardening departments (Home Depot, Southern Horticulture, Leonardi's and Ace — usually in spring) stock roses on this rootstock. A few years ago, I bought some cheap ($6.95) roses — several antique and old world types — at Home Depot.
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As Shakespeare wrote, "Parting is such sweet sorrow." But, the time has come when I must tend to some personal issues. After 49 years, I will be departing The St. Augustine Record.
While I nearly retired in 2001, Jim Baltzelle, editor at the time, persuaded me to stay and do the garden page as we were having my farewell luncheon at 95 Cordova. Three glasses of wine did the trick.
A story about roses seems a perfect fit on Valentine's Day.
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I constantly hear people comment how difficult roses are to grow. And I say, "They're not, really," although it can be a challenge getting them through the heat of July and August.
Amy Fretto of the Conservatorie Floral & Event Design, 299 San Marco Ave., was in charge of Tuesday's Fun with Flowers at the Garden Center, Old Moultrie Road. She said, "The theme was roses in preparation for Valentine's Day."
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A Washington sheriff's dog was killed in the line of duty after he was stabbed numerous times by a suspect with an outstanding warrant.
Clark County (Wash.) Sheriff's Office dog, Kane, was attempting to apprehend 31-year-old Keegan Graves, who allegedly stabbed the black Dutch shepherd multiple times and kept running, reports Fox News.
Kane chased Graves after he rammed a police vehicle and took off running. Kane, who was trained to bite and hold, had worked for the Clark County Sheriff's Office for six years and was scheduled for retirement in 2012.
Read the full story at FoxNews.com.
Tags: Foot Pursuits, K-9 Units, Clark County (Wash.) Sheriff
Deadman @ 4/4/2011 5:55 PM
Where was his partner,why didn't he shoot the suspect,did he let his K-9 off the leash too far away that he couldn't keep up and protect his partner,bad procedure,bad training.That K-9 is not your partner if you put him in harms way,he is just a tool.
Frank @ 4/4/2011 7:43 PM
Is the sentence the same for a police dog/police officer? I hope so! If a scumbag killed my dog I beat him within a inch of his life. We need tougher laws and even tougher judges.
Michael @ 4/4/2011 8:46 PM
This story is another sad one, the only thing I can think of is the dog and suspect had a big jump on the K-9 Handler. But, I agree with my fellow LEO, we need much tougher laws and less liberal judges. This scumbag will get off........it should have been taken care that night, all these scumbags keep doing this kind of crap because we let them out and give them another try to fit in with society. BS, leave them locked up or kill them. Sick of all this BS day in and day out. We need to have some changes and we need then now.


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It is time to shake off those Fantasy D20 blues.
I liked this game when I first saw it. I loved the game after reading it. I adored it when I read the Monster Burner. I now am a dedicated advocate after reading Blossoms are Falling (Japanese Fantasy) and Buring Empire (Science Fiction gaming) .
The Burning Wheel is an award winning fantasy roleplaying game in which players take on the roles of vibrant, dynamic characters whose very beliefs drive the story forward.
Starting with a simple d6 die pool mechanic, this game intuitively builds on its core concepts, evoking a pitch and tenor in play uncommon in roleplaying games. The two initial books detail a solid, dramatic systems for task resolution, duals of wit, circles of contacts, trials of belief, tests of nerve, searing social conflict, dangerous sorcery, miraculous faith, focused martial combat, and a development system based on what you do and how well you play it out. (The experience and Artha system makes the game in my book.) Behind the dice, player decisions drive the game's systems. In many cases they are part of world burning (building the world), but their inclusion in the world adds elements they are attached to.
Characters start in an appropriate milieu. From there, they choose various lifepath/ options to build up their character. These lifepaths determine what general skill options, gifts-traits, and other elements are openly available to the character. They also determine the options as to which lifepath you can jump to next. Upon determining all the lifepaths used, you spend your earned skill points, trait points, and resource points (used to buy cool equipment, contacts, minions/ employees, circles of friends, reputations, and so on).
Each lifepath adds years to the character's life. So you end up being a developed person with soem history, if you want to be solidly skilled and equipped.
*Note the math is simple quick and only addition and subtraction.
Skills' initial ratings are based on your statistics and improved from there. The skills rating deterines the number of D6 you roll to determine success (roll 4+). This mechanics is deceptively simple and easy to apply to just about any situation. In addition there are various manuvers/ options you can take in a resolution (from social conflict to martial conflict) to add to the flavor of the scene AND help you to better resolve it. The mechanics are presented in an easy-to-read writing style, with plenty of insight and advice from the designer. It is one of the best written rpg ever. If you're not careful, Burning Wheel will change the way you play roleplaying games.
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The Wiki. Iti s fairly new, but getting bigger.
As I said, the current options are General Fantasy, Fantasy Monster (how to build fantasy monsters with details equal to PCs), Science Fiction (Burning Empires), Japan (Blossoms are falling), and Middle Eastern (Burning Sands). I would get the basic Burning Wheel books just to have. Once you get a couple people to read it, you will be playing it.
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I agree!
Burning Wheel is definitely a good game. I think my favorite part is the character creation. Following the lifepaths is great for really getting to know your character and helping to develop their background story.
As far as the rules go, they are pretty simply once you get the hang of things. We had a little trouble figuring out Range and Cover (the rules for ranged weapons) at first, but now I love it! It really makes a good archer very deadly.
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A group of international ecological scientists led by the University of Adelaide have rejected a doomsday-like scenario of sudden, irreversible change to the Earth's ecology.
In a paper published today in the journal Trends in Ecology and Evolution, the scientists from Australia, US and UK argue that global-scale ecological tipping points are unlikely and that ecological change over large areas seem to follow a more gradual, smooth pattern.
This opposes recent efforts to define 'planetary tipping points' ‒ critical levels of biodiversity loss or land-use change that would have global effect ‒ with important implications for science and policy-makers.
"This is good news because it says that we might avoid the doom-and-gloom scenario of abrupt, irreversible change," says Professor Barry Brook, lead author of the paper and Director of Climate Science at the University of Adelaide. "A focus on planetary tipping points may both distract from the vast ecological transformations that have already occurred, and lead to unjustified fatalism about the catastrophic effects of tipping points.
"An emphasis on a point of no return is not particularly helpful for bringing about the conservation action we need. We must continue to seek to reduce our impacts on the global ecology without undue attention on trying to avoid arbitrary thresholds."
A tipping point occurs when an ecosystem attribute such as species abundance or carbon sequestration responds rapidly and possibly irreversibly to a human pressure like land-use change or climate change.
Many local and regional-level ecosystems, such as lakes and grasslands, are known to behave this way. A planetary tipping point, the authors suggest, could theoretically occur if ecosystems across Earth respond in similar ways to the same human pressures, or if there are strong connections between continents that allow for rapid diffusion of impacts across the plane
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Cookie Café Markets Its Brand By Notifying Patrons When Cookies Are Hot!
Some of the most successful businesses are those that take their common concepts to new levels with simple marketing concepts. Specialty's café and Bakery certainly has been taking notes, because they've added a unique service to benefit those who frequent their chains.
Specialty's Café and Bakery sends out notifications via their Warm Cookie Radar which tells people exactly when cookies are fresh out of the oven, and at which café they can find the warmest cookies with chocolate just waiting to scald! With the introduction of the Warm Cookie Radar, this café and bakery has already boosted their visibility, and it just might help them to capture the cookie market in the Bay Area.
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COLUMBIA — The state of Missouri has seen steady growth in the wine industry in the past decade, both in the number of wineries and in wine production.
During that time Missouri has broken into the top 10 of wine-producing states, moving up to No. 8 in 2012 with 1.17 million gallons, according to data from the Missouri Wine and Grape Board.
Missouri wine at a glance:
- Number of operating wineries: 118
- Full-time jobs: 14,051
- Wages paid: $386.5 million
- 9 liter cases of wine produced: 491,721
- Retail value of Missouri wine: $59.2 million
- Winery revenue: $42.4 million
- Wine-related tourism spending: $175.7 million
- Number of wine-related visits: 850,000
- State and federal taxes paid: $176.2 million
Source: Missouri Wine and Grape Board
There are 118 wineries operating in Missouri compared to 42 in 2003, the oldest data the Wine and Grape Board has on wineries in the state. In 2012, state wine production was 1.17 million gallons.
"It's been great to see this industry grow and gain prominence like it did before prohibition, when Missouri was well-known for their wine and grape growing," Jim Anderson, executive director of the Missouri Wine and Grape Board, said. "It's nice to see Missouri getting back to its roots, growing grapes, making wine and being involved and winning wine contests across the state."
Across the U.S., wineries have increased at an even greater rate than in Missouri. In 2002, there were 2,500 wineries in the United States. In 2012, that number was more than 7,000.
Although most of the new wineries in Missouri are small — about 80 percent produce less than 5,000 cases of wine a year — the impact of the industry on Missouri's economy nearly tripled between 2005 and 2009 to more than $1.6 billion in economic value, according to the state Wine and Grape Board.
Anderson attributes growth in the industry to a number of factors including more public interest in wine.
Wine prices have decreased worldwide since 2008, Anderson said, making wine more accessible to consumers, and consumers are drinking more wine per person.
Another reason for growth in the industry is that people connect with the sense of pride associated with the process of wine-making.
After a grower plants grapes, it might take five years before they are in full production. And then the grapes are harvested, processed and aged, sometimes for years in a barrel before the wine is sold.
"Seeing this thing from start to finish — from grape to table — is very appealing to a lot of people out there," Anderson said. "They want to be part of the wine culture, grape growing, they want to work in land, give back part of the land. It's a way to get back to the land."
Anderson also has seen an increased interest in agritourism in the United States. Because Americans are taking shorter vacations and opting to take trips closer to home, he said Missouri wineries are benefiting. The Wine and Grape Board estimates that 850,000 people visit Missouri wineries a year.
The success of wineries clustered along "wine trails" along the Missouri and Mississippi rivers is critical to Missouri's agribusiness economy, said Fabio Chaddad, MU assistant professor of agricultural economics.
"With the economy and people's schedules getting busier, vacationers can only get away for a day or two, and a lot of them are staying in Missouri and visiting wineries," Anderson said. "If tourism money stays in the community and the region and recycled back into the state, it is a win-win for everybody."
In the 1800s, Missouri ranked No. 2 in wine production, before California's wine industry started picking up in the 1900s and taking the majority of the market share.
"I think that's why a lot of consumers just assume that great wines just come from California," Anderson said. "They haven't had a chance to venture out and try Missouri wines and wines from across the country."
Anderson said one of the more challenging aspects of promoting Missouri wine is that consumers are more familiar with vinifera grapes, which make the most popular kinds of wine such as cabernet, sauvignon, merlot and chardonnay. Typical grapes grown in Missouri are heartier, French-American hybrids that haven't been as prevalent for consumers: Norton, vignoles, seyval and chambourcin.
"But, some of our wines are world class, so we try to educate consumers to get out there and try Missouri wines, even if they aren't as familiar," Anderson said.
Chaddad said research is important to advancing the industry in Missouri. "We need to continue to develop our own grape varieties and research to develop higher quality wine in Missouri, like California did."
Although there have been a few wineries that have closed after financial difficulties, according to a survey Chaddad conducted of 86 wineries in Missouri and two other states, only 2 percent of new winery owners surveyed said they started producing wine primarily to make money.
Thirty percent of new owners surveyed said they did so because of their love of wine, 22 percent wanted to improve their quality of life, 19 percent wanted to "get their hands in the dirt" in agriculture, and 10 percent started making wine because of the sense of community.
"If you look at economic reasons as far as dollars, its down on the list," Anderson said. "We have a love of wine, we want to work with the land, we feel good about growing something and seeing its value added and sold. It's all these above before it really is economical, money-driven."
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10 free museums in Stockholm
Note: This article was updated on August 29, 2014 with new information, links and photos.
A few years ago, the government decreed that all museums in Stockholm would offer free entry. Unfortunately for tourists and museum-lovers alike, this did not prove to be economically feasible and the experiment was brought to an end.
Luckily, Stockholm's museums continue to draw crowds, even if those crowds now have to pay to get in. The Stockholm tourist board boasts that the city has over 70 museums, and for the Cheapos out there, some are still free to the public. Many museums offer free entry to children, which, in the Stockholm museums tends to be anyone under the age of 19. But be sure to ask before you waltz in.) Others offer discounts for students and retirees. Still others open their doors free to the public for a few hours every week. It's not always easy to keep track.
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Here's a quick rundown of ten museums in Stockholm that are easily reachable by bus or subway. All ten are free to the public no matter your age, or the day for that matter:
1. Dansmuseet
The Museum for the Performing and Visual Arts focuses on dance and theater from various cultures; they even offer live performances at times.
2. Forum för Levande Historia
This living history museum provides a haunting look at crimes against humanity (the Holocaust for example) that aims to remind people of the past in order to avoid such events in the future.
3. Färgfabriken
This space is a gallery that works with contemporary art of various forms. They offer plenty of exhibitions as well as workshops for those interested in getting their hands dirty.
4. Haga parkmuseum
Quite a distance from the city center, the Haga parkmuseum describes the history and architecture of the surrounding park. The park itself is beautiful and includes the ruins of Gustav III's unfinished castle.
5. Kulturhuset
The famous Kulturhuset offers temporary exhibitions throughout the year (we've written about it before), everything from photography, theater, and comic books. Not all exhibitions are free, but there is always something open to the public.
6. Kungliga biblioteket
This museum, also known as the National Library of Sweden, is home to the Codex Gigas, often referred to as the Devil's Bible. Unfortunately, the Codex Gigas is not viewable by the public; however, the collection of historical documents is still impressive.
7. Magasin 3 Stockholm konsthall
You'll have to take the bus a ways to get out here, in fact, as it's located near an industrial shipyard. However, the location of the art museum only adds to the atmosphere and the various contemporary art exhibitions that are displayed.
8. Stockholms medeltidsmuseum
The Museum of Medieval Stockholm offers a look at Middle Ages Stockholm set in an underground building just a stone's throw away from the royal castle. The only visible remains of Stockholm's medieval city wall are located, still intact, in the museum. There is even a medieval tunnel from the museum to the castle, which is very much closed to the public.
9. Stockholms Stadsmuseum
Stockholm's City Museum provides a quick look at the history of Stockholm from the past to the contemporary issues dominating the city today. If you're new to the city, it's a great place to get your bearings.
10. Tullmuseum
This Swedish Customs Museum offers plenty of exhibitions about the history of customs in Sweden. Of course, when it comes to customs, it tends to be the smuggling that is interesting, and the museum focuses much of its efforts on smuggling and anti-smuggling displays.
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Very true, Etnografiska just eliminated entrance fees about a month ago. Definitely a great museum to check out.
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Significance of microstructural thermal stability in an Al-2219 alloy processed by severe plastic deformation
Han, B.Q. and Langdon, T.G. (2002) Significance of microstructural thermal stability in an Al-2219 alloy processed by severe plastic deformation. In, Zhu, Y.T., Langdon, T.G., Mishra, R.S., Semiatin, S.L., Saran, M.J. and Lowe, T.C. (eds.) Ultrafine grained materials II. 2002 TMS Annual Meeting and Exhibition , The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society, 485-494.
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A commercial Al-2219 alloy was subjected to severe plastic deformation by processing through equal-channel angular pressing (ECAP) at room temperature. Ultrafine grains having an average size of about 0.2 μm were present after totals of 8 and 12 passes through the ECAP die. Tensile testing of the as-pressed samples revealed no evidence for superplasticity at temperatures from 573 to 673 K. Careful microstructural examination showed that, although θ′ or θ precipitates are present in the microstructure of the Al-2219 alloy, these precipitates are not sufficiently strong to prevent extensive grain growth at these elevated temperatures. It is concluded that thermal stability of the microstructure following severe plastic deformation is an important requirement in achieving superplastic ductilities at elevated temperatures.
Item Type: | Book Section |
ISBNs: | 0873395239 (hardback) |
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Keywords: | Al-2219 alloy, equal-channel angular pressing, tensile testing, thermal stability. |
Subjects: | T Technology > T Technology (General) |
Divisions: | University Structure - Pre August 2011 > School of Engineering Sciences |
ePrint ID: | 23859 |
Date Deposited: | 31 Mar 2006 |
Last Modified: | 27 Mar 2014 18:13 |
URI: | http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/23859 |
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Other than that, it's pretty well translated.That is my attempt to translate a joke I read in portuguese. Enjoy
So there were two functions walking together, f(x)= C and g(x)= ex. They saw a differential operator and f ran away, because she didn't want to become 0, but g stayed and said "you can't do anything against me, I'm ex". And the differential operator replied "well, looks like you're wrong, because I'm d/dy".
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Middle English regretten ; from Old French regreter, to bewail the dead ; from re- + Germanic base as in Old English gretan, Old Norse grata, Gothic gretan, to weepnoun
- a troubled feeling or remorse over something that has happened, esp. over something that one has done or left undone
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Earth Month Tip: Insulate your electric water heater
Improve your water heater's insulation by wrapping it with an insulating jacket and save more than $30 per year while preventing carbon pollution.
To help keep your hot water from cooling off before it gets to the tap, you can insulate the hot water piping leaving the water heater for additional savings.
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That tip about wrapping your water heater to reduce your carbon footprint is great! Are there any other easy things I can do around my house to reduce my carbon footprint, and save money? -
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