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Article ID: 2392146 - View products that this article applies to. On This PagePROBLEMYou experience one of the following symptoms in Microsoft Lync Online:
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CHICAGO- When women hear the word menopause, they often think about hot flashes, hormone shifts and mood swings. But what about heart disease? Studies show a woman's risk of heart disease intensifies drastically around the time of natural menopause, which for most women is around the age of 50. This news may come as a surprise, but experts explain that understanding risk factors is an important first step, and reassure women that there are ways to lower your risk.
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Lynn Albert Davidson, 87, of Punxsutawney, died Monday, Dec. 16, 2013, at Punxsutawney Area Hospital.
He was born on Aug. 28, 1926, in Mahaffey, a son of the late Ash Neal and Nora Mae (Roberts) Davidson.
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Chang, Bi-Yu (2006) 'What's in a Name? The Nationalisation of Traditional Opera in Taiwan.' Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism, 6 (2). pp. 89-104.
With its disputed international status and a recently proindependence government, Taiwan is striving to erase the memory of China as the motherland and construct a local homeland legacy. In the last fifteen years, the Taiwanese government has started a vigorous nation-building process and has strived to construct Taiwan as an island-state in its own right. In this process, the traditional opera form —xiqu— has been deployed as a crucial element in the formation of national identity. This paper looks at the changing definition of 'national opera' in relation to the emergence of Taiwanese identity. Traditional opera in Taiwan has become a symbol of a multi-racial, culturally-hybrid Taiwanese identity. By negotiating a sense of identity and constructing new traditions, a new national narrative is formulated and takes effect
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SOAS Departments & Centres: | Faculty of Law and Social Sciences > Department of Politics and International Studies |
DOI (Digital Object Identifier): | 10.1111/j.1754-9469.2006.tb00151.x |
Depositing User: | Bi-Yu Chang |
Date Deposited: | 01 Mar 2010 12:24 |
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I can agree that Compubox doesn't always suggest who won or you can't go by that ... but according to Compubox, Castillo landed MORE power punches than Floyd threw. I can see them being more accurate with punches thrown. Punches landed can be missed so that can be less accurate.
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From about the 5th round on, it was all Castillo. |
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no,all rnd are a 10 point must.a round cant have 9-9.so if a fighter was winning a rnd and has a point deducted,if there is no knockdown then its automatic 10-9 for whomever.it is extremely rare for their to be a 10-8 rnd without a knockdown
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A system of scoring whereby the winner of a round must receive ten points, and the loser of the round nine points (eights points, if knocked down; seven points, if knocked down more than once and thoroughly dominated by his opponent). If there is no clear winner, each boxer must be awarded ten points. Note, however, although a boxer may win the round, he can lose a point by committing a foul, in which case the round likely would be scored nine points for each boxer. |
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English dancer Elizabeth Harrod is a Soloist of The Royal Ballet. She trained at The Royal Ballet School and graduated into the Norwegian National Ballet in 2004, joing the Company in 2007 as an Artist. She was promoted to First Artist in 2008 and to Soloist in 2013.
Harrod was born in Lincoln and began dancing aged six at the Skelton Hooper School of Dance and Theatre, Hull. She joined The Royal Ballet School as a junior associate and graduated in 2004. Her roles with The Royal Ballet have included Clara (The Nutcracker), blue girl (Les Patineurs), Princess Stephanie (Mayerling), Gretel (Hansel and Gretel), White Cat and Fairy of the Golden Vine (The Sleeping Beauty), Moyna (Giselle) and Spring Fairy (Cinderella). She has also performed in new works by Liam Scarlett, Christopher Wheeldon, Alasdair Marriott and Jonathan Watkins.
Work away from the Company includes appearing in a music video with singer Keaton Henson for Channel 4's Random Acts. She has a diploma in nutrition and is married to Royal Ballet Principal Steven McRae, with whom she has taught ballet workshops in Australia.
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AZ Alkmaar striker Jozy Altidore has emerged as a target for a number of clubs in Europe.
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Spawn of the Twisted Glade | |
Start | Lurielle |
End | Lurielle |
Level | 71 |
Category | Howling Fjord |
Experience | 20,100 XP or 12059 at Level 90 |
Rewards | 4 70 |
Previous | The Fallen Sisters, Wild Vines |
Next | Keeper Witherleaf |
[show]Objectives Edit
Lurielle at the Frozen Glade wants you to kill 10 Thornvine Creepers.
- Thornvine Creeper slain: (10)
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The glade to the west has been transformed into a hideous place called the Twisted Glade. Horrible beasts dwell among the trees, stones, and pool of the glade.
I cannot guess where the creatures came from or what horrible forces animate them, but they must be dealt with!
I fear that if they are allowed to dominate the glade, they will poison it beyond redemption. Clear the glade of these creatures who murdered our sisters.
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Progress Edit
Have you seen the horrors of the Twisted Glade for yourself?
Completion Edit
You have done well, <name>. If we'd had allies like you when the land first began to change, perhaps we might have been able to preserve some of what we've lost.
Quest progression Edit
- [70] The Enigmatic Frost Nymphs or [70] The Frozen Glade (both optional)
- [71] Spirits of the Ice
- [71] Wild Vines
[71] The Fallen Sisters - [71] Spawn of the Twisted Glade
- optional: [71] Seeds of the Blacksouled Keepers
- [71] Keeper Witherleaf


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Always ready to share a smile. Tall, blue eyes, brown hair with some red in it, feminine with curves in the right places. Am told I look young for my age. Could live in jeans, but also love to dress up and put on heels.
Am active and energetic, think young,not afraid to get old and am conscious of health so I can have quality of life. Outgoing and at ease being on the platform. Sing and play the piano. Also enjoy quiet, calm, focused times and intelligent conversation. Stable, secure in who I am.
About Me
Height | 5' 7" (170 cm) |
Build | Average |
Hair | Dark Brown |
Eyes | Blue |
Relationship Status | Divorced |
About Children | I have children and would welcome yours |
Children | 2 |
Children home | 0 |
Smoking | Never |
Drinking | Never |
Religious Involvement | every week |
Education | Some College |
Field of Work | Receptionist/Records keeper,freelance interior designer |
Ethnicity | Caucasian / White |
Languages Spoken | English |
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Music | Blues, Classical, Jazz, Oldies, Gospel/Religious Music, Soft Rock |
Movie | Comedy, Documentary |
Favorite movies and actors | Favorite Movie is Bambi |
Favorite TV shows | I don't watch TV/would rather read or be active |
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Indoor activity | Art, Charity/Volunteering, Cooking/Culinary arts, Crafts, Dancing, Games, Music, Reading, Restaurants, Weightlifting |
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Food | Chinese, Greek, Indian, Italian, Japanese, Jewish/Kosher, Korean, Mediterranean, Mexican, Southwestern, Spanish, Thai, Vegetarian/Vegan, Vietnamese |
Favorite restaurants | Italian or any of the above. Love out of the way places that are chef owned and small, cozy charming |
Politics | Moderate |
Schools attended | College View Academy - Lincoln,NE 1971, Ridgewater College 1991 |
Timeliness | I am usually on time |
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Age | Between 50 and 65 years old |
Distance | Any |
Height | Between 5' 9" (175 cm) and 6' 8" (203 cm) |
Body Type | Slender, Washboard, Athletic, Average, I should maybe lose a few, Large but muscular, I'll tell you later |
Smoking | Never |
Drinking | Never, Rarely, On occasion |
Ethnicity | Caucasian / White, Hispanic / Latino |
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Please Register or Log in to Remove this Advertisement! Wilson was forced retracted everything he had said happened at the school when NO OTHER player stood up for him or stood against their coach. That being said he's not there, and it appears he's working at becoming the best pro he can, which is all that matters for the Bears and their fans.
Now we can start on his body. Guess we are going to need some pics of him with his shirt off. Before and after, you know... the whole package. That should take care of posting for the next half a day. What are we going to talk about tomorrow? The draft needs to get here fast....
As a female poster, I will be in charge of the team's body physique as I learn about them. Ha ha This draft is bullshit. They are going to 'announce' who is invited to the draft tomorrow. Well, shit, if they know that, then the draft should start next week. This is stupid. These young guys need to start moving to strange cities, some with families, while learning a crapload about the NFL, get to know their teammates, coaches, etc. It's a huge transition in all areas. Now that window is shortened by 3 weeks. Not really fair to the rookies. Let's get on with this already!
Best I can do. Behind Forte. He's getting there!! He's only 21 or so. Sounds like he's working hard. On a side note, I love Jay fricking pale-assed skin Cutler right in the middle. And I do like that Palmer was there. And even Ryan Mundy! Marshall seemed to have guys rotating in and out for 2 weeks. And he planned fun activities like pottery and paintball and alligator tours and Chris Williams dunking basketballs . Call it 'weird' but how can that not strengthen a team? I love it. I love Brandon Marshall on and off the field.
I thought Marshall was great trade when it occurred and when Cutler said the Bear's would have no problems with him I believed him. I believe when someone vouches for someone else that person will become extremely loyal and try their best to keep that promise and that's exactly what Marshall has done. As to Wilson that was a out right thievery in broad daylight by Emery. Because a young kid can't get along with an asshole coach and quits that makes him a bad person WRONG! Says Emery will take him all you dumb ass GM's you can have Hester and Lovie. We go from zero #1 WR to 3 #1 WRs next year just watch the magic.


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So we talk about MIL and Dh and SO and everyone, but does anyone have a grandpa who steps up??? We call my family grandpa (dh's father) the baby whisperer. When DD cries, he doesnt even think of handing her off. He is the most amazing grandpa alive. Anyone else wanna share theirs being lovey with LO?
Can we give Grandpas some credit?!?!?! *PIC* thread
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my lo hasnt met any of her 3 grandpas and only one of her 2 grandmas.
j+e married march 17th, 2011 seraphina hannah eve born oct. 3rd, 2012
Posted 12/01/2012
My FIL passed away 5 years ago but when he was alive he used to love holding the babies. He would also turn the ceiling fan on for them to look at-their fan was dark on a low, white ceiling and the babies just LOVED it. It makes me sad that he only got to know our oldest but I know he's watching over us-I think of him every time I turn on the fan!!
Posted 12/01/2012
I'm so jealous my dad died when I was 12 (12 years ago on November 17) I wish so bad he could have met my daughter, his first grandbaby. I wonder all the time what he would think if her, of me, now. I know he'd have been such an awesome popsie, I just hope he comes around and visits her every now and again and I think he does sometimes! Love all these pictures!
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Characterization of tumors induced in adult Macaca mulata monkeys with Carr-Zilber strain of Rous sarcoma virus. | |
MedLine Citation:
PMID: 6248800 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE |
The Carr-Zilber strain of Rous sarcoma virus is highly oncogenic for adult monkeys of the species Macaca mulata. In the present study, we examined some characteristics of tumor growth when the tumor either regressed or progressed until it killed its host. We followed the kinetics of antibody formation to antigens coded by CZ-RSV in animals with a different course of tumor disease. The sera of animals tested contained virus-neutralizing antibodies, in addition to gs antibodies. The results are discussed with regard to the possible virus-productive type of interaction between RSV and the monkey cell. |
F I Adgighitov; D A Gubeladze; B A Lapin; I Hlozánek; V Sovová; H Cerná |
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Type: Journal Article |
Journal Detail:
Title: Neoplasma Volume: 27 ISSN: 0028-2685 ISO Abbreviation: Neoplasma Publication Date: 1980 |
Date Detail:
Created Date: 1980-09-23 Completed Date: 1980-09-23 Revised Date: 2006-11-15 |
Medline Journal Info:
Nlm Unique ID: 0377266 Medline TA: Neoplasma Country: CZECHOSLOVAKIA |
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Animals Antibody Formation Antigens, Neoplasm / immunology Avian Sarcoma Viruses Cell Line Female Haplorhini Immunization Macaca mulatta Male Neoplasm Regression, Spontaneous Neutralization Tests Sarcoma, Avian / immunology, pathology* Species Specificity Time Factors |
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Shirley Temple, iconic child star and former U.S. ambassador, dies at 85
Any kid who ever tap-danced at a talent show or put on a curly wig and auditioned for "Annie" can only dream of being as beloved — or as important — as Shirley Temple.
Temple, who died Monday night at 85, sang, danced, sobbed and grinned her way into the hearts of Depression-era moviegoers and remains the ultimate child star decades later. Other pre-teens, from Macaulay Culkin to Miley Cyrus, have been as famous in their time. But none of them helped shape their time the way she did.
Dimpled, precocious and oh-so-adorable, she was America's top box office star during Hollywood's golden age, and her image was free of the scandals that have plagued Cyrus, Lindsay Lohan and so many other child stars — parental feuds, or drug and alcohol addiction.
Temple remains such a symbol of innocence that kids still know the drink named for her: a sweet, nonalcoholic cocktail of ginger ale and grenadine, topped with a maraschino cherry.
Her hit movies — which included "Bright Eyes" (1934), "Curly Top" (1935), "Dimples" (1936), "Poor Little Rich Girl" (1936) and "Heidi" (1937) — featured sentimental themes and musical subplots, with stories of resilience that a struggling American public strongly identified with. She kept children singing "On the Good Ship Lollipop" for generations.
She was also a tribute to the economic and inspirational power of movies, credited with helping to save 20th Century Fox from bankruptcy and praised by President Franklin D. Roosevelt himself as a bright spirit during a gloomy time.
She was "just absolutely marvelous, greatest in the world," director Allan Dwan told filmmaker-author Peter Bogdanovich in his book "Who the Devil Made It: Conversations With Legendary Film Directors."
"With Shirley, you'd just tell her once and she'd remember the rest of her life," said Dwan, who directed her in "Heidi" and "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm." ''Whatever it was she was supposed to do — she'd do it. ... And if one of the actors got stuck, she'd tell him what his line was — she knew it better than he did."
Her achievements did not end with movies. Retired from acting at 21, she went on to hold several diplomatic posts in Republican administrations, including ambassador to Czechoslovakia during the sudden collapse of communism in 1989.
Former President George H.W. Bush, who appointed Black to the post in Prague, saluted her Tuesday for "her selfless service to our country" and her film career.
"In both roles, she truly lifted people up and earned not only a place in our hearts, but also our enduring respect," Bush said in a statement.
Temple, known in private life as Shirley Temple Black, died at her home near San Francisco. The cause of death was not disclosed.
From 1935 to 1938, she was the most popular screen actress in the country and was a bigger draw than Clark Gable, Joan Crawford or Gary Cooper. In 1999, the American Film Institute's ranking of the greatest screen legends put Temple at No. 18 among the 25 actresses.
"I have one piece of advice for those of you who want to receive the lifetime achievement award: Start early," she quipped in 2006 as she was honored by the Screen Actors Guild.
But she also said that evening that her greatest roles were as wife, mother and grandmother: "There's nothing like real love. Nothing." Her husband of more than 50 years, Charles Black, had died a few months earlier.
In "Bright Eyes," Temple introduced the song "On the Good Ship Lollipop" and did battle with a charmingly bratty Jane Withers, launching Withers as another major child star. As a bright-eyed orphan in "Curly Top," she sang "Animal Crackers in My Soup."
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[This book was reviewed in TLE (twice!) in 2004. Still highly recommended!Editor] This isn't an attempt to cover for Bush's and his neocon buddies foreign adventures, tortures, or violation of human rights of the enemies they've gotten the US into fights with in Southwest Asia and elsewhere. This sure as hell isn't an attempt to cover for their attempts to "end run" the Bill of Rights domestically. Let us not get sentimental for the Taliban or Al Quaida in Iraq or anywhere, the Sadr militia, ad nauseum, etc.. These guys really are bad guys, the best of them good men suckered into the service of evil. And yes, they are angry at us for butting in in their part of the world. Just remember that one of the things they hate us for is our attempts to export secular democracy to their homelands. They really do hate our freedom, they want it the hell out of their homelands, and they won't be broken hearted about coming to America and ending it here. The question thus becomes not whether we should oppose these people, but how. And the answer Mr. Bush and company are giving isn't the right one, at least big chunks of it are wrong because, whether you support the overseas military interventions or not, in too many ways the neocons are choosing to become like the enemy they claim to oppose and to crush the freedom in America and overseas they claim to be fighting to protect. This failure cannot be tolerated and must be opposed in all peaceful manners. But never forget that Al Quaida and the neocons deserve each other. To quote Edith Ann, "and that's the truth." A. X. Perez
Re: "Why Did Ron Paul Give Up on the LP?" by Christine Smith "Why did Ron Paul leave the Libertarian Party?" A rhetorical question? Hardly. I left the "Big L" libertarian party because of two reasons: 1) Endorsement of same sex marriage (a contradiction in terms), and 2) An insane open-borders policy that obliterates any concept of nation. I am not a Christian, nor am I one that is repelled by the Spanish language. My wife (for what it is worth) is a naturalized American citizen of Venezuelan birth. I'm still a registered Libertarian (soon to officially change). I've come to realize that despite the religious overtones, the Constitution Party (and the maturity it's members) are both more in line with my thinkinga simple return to Constitutional government being my prime political consideration. Since the days of trying to Live Free in an Unfree World, the Libertarian Party and movement has evolved into groups of Libertines divided by petty ideologues who will individually claim ideological purity as some badge of honor. The Libertine /Libertarians condemn the Good as the enemy of the Perfect, and well, dammit, if they can't have their purity , they will, by god (small 'g', of course), take their ball and go home. The leftist/doper-wing of the Libertine/Libertarians always seem to have a hair up their kazoo against anyone who doesn't agree with them on the 'homosexuality as normal" line...and if you dare to claim that you don't want the United States to be as Mexico, then, well, jeez....you're just a gay-hating racist. And if you believe in God, then, ipso facto, you must be at least half-crazy. Whatever... The Libertine/Libertarians are their own worst enemy.... and if the examples I've been exposed to on some of their web discussion groups are any indication, they are a cross-section that has more than t the average share of a$$holes within, as well. I used to think that the accusations of others (Republicrats, Neocons, et al) that Libertarians were essentially leftist were hollow...not anymore. The two main issues listed above, and that subsumed under them, is the reason I've left the Libertarian movement. Many of us find more in common with the Constitution Party , and the left-wing of the Libertine Party is foolish, intolerant, and decadent. Jack Chleva
Talk about a goverment stripping a country! You should research the history of the island of Nauru. Stripped to coral to get its phosperous.... then they decided to let anyone start a bank on the island for $20,000. Most of the billions of $$$ that disappeared from the disolving Soviet Union was laundered through Nauru. Robert Sheets
December 17, 2007 What a day! I am humbled and inspired, grateful and thrilled for this vast outpouring of support. On just one day, in honor of the 234th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party, the new American revolutionaries brought in $6.04 million, another one-day record. The average donation was $102; we had 58,407 individual contributors, of whom an astounding 24,915 were first-time donors. And it was an entirely voluntary, self-organized, decentralized, independent effort on the internet. Must be the "spammers" I keep hearing about! The establishment is baffled and worried, and well they should be. They keep asking me who runs our internet fundraising and controls our volunteers. To these top-down central planners, a spontaneous order like our movement is science-fiction. But you and I know it's real: as real as the American people's yearning for freedom, peace, and prosperity, as real as all the men and women who have sacrificed for our ideals, in the past and today. And how neat to see celebrations all across the world, with Tea Parties from France to New Zealand. This is how we can spread the ideals of our country, through voluntary emulation, not bombs and bribes. Of course, there were hundreds in America. As I dropped in on a cheering, laughing crowd of about 600 near my home in Freeport, Texas, I noted that they call us "angry." Well, we are the happiest, most optimistic "angry" movement ever, and the most diverse. What unites us is a love of liberty, and a determination to fix what is wrong with our country, from the Fed to the IRS, from warfare to welfare. But otherwise we are a big tent. Said the local newspaper: "The elderly sat with teens barely old enough to vote. The faces were black, Hispanic, Asian and white. There was no fear in their voices as they spoke boldly with each other about the way the country should be. Held close like a deeply held secret, Paul has brought them out of the disconnect they feel between what they know to be true and where the country has been led." Thanks also to the 500 or so who braved the blizzard in Boston to go to Faneuil Hall. My son Rand told me what a great time he had with you. A few mornings ago on LewRockwell.com, I saw a YouTube of a 14-year-old boy that summed up our whole movement for me. This well-spoken young man, who could have passed in knowledge for a college graduate, told how he heard our ideas being denounced. So he decided to Google. He read some of my speeches, and thought, these make sense. Then he studied US foreign policy of recent years, and came to the conclusion that we are right. So he persuaded his father to drop Rudy Giuliani and join our movement. All over America, all over the world, we are inspiring real change. With the wars and the spying, the spending and the taxing, the inflation and the credit crisis, our ideas have never been more needed. Please help me spread them https://www.ronpaul2008.com/donate in all 50 states. Victory for liberty! That is our goal, and nothing less. Sincerely, Ron Paul
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[Well, sir, as a Reader Supported publication, we have to remind Our Readers that we are Reader Supported. TANSTAAFL and all. And we also remind them that IF they find us worth reading THEN perhaps they could help keep us going. If not, then not.Editor] On Thursday 20 December 2007, Chris Snyder was heard to say: Somewhere on Mises.org there's an audio file of Mises giving a talk on how "the state" was a fantastic invention", much the way that this author does. I even agree, as far as it goes. Here is the problem: there was no lack of government in 16th century France, his first example of casual (even sadistic) violence. What was different about Holland and England where this author states the sea-change concerning violence first took hold? Trade. Recognition of the individual. Technology. Trade: I found the reference to "zero sum" game theory interesting. So many people do not recognize that trade is a "positive sum" game. Once that recognition takes hold, even if only subconsciously, war (a negative sum game) isn't so attractive. The Individual: Once an awareness that "society" is merely a collection of individuals, that people are not merely tools but each as valuable to themselves as I am to me, torture and slavery become much less attractive. "There but for {insert supposedly benevolent deity here} go I." The Jury springs to mind as an excellent example of this attitude. The Equalizer: When the "monopoly on violence" includes complete technological superiority over ones subjects, one walks as a God. Justice is whatever you say it is. Why is anyone surprised that such an invulnerable "Knight in Shining Armor" would turn out to be a thug? Yet where the general population is armed, peace becomes the norm. So from chaotic individual tribes all scrabbling around on a subsistence level, we become interdependent specialists, with an awareness of the value of our trading partners as partners rather than subjects, and with the power to defend ourselves as individuals from violence regardless of the source. Sounds like a worthy sea-change to me. Now, if we can convince the author that "anarchy" does not equal "chaos", maybe we can move on to the next level of cooperation: The elimination of the monopoly on coercion as a valid form of regulating peaceful interactions. Curt Howland
A friend of mine wrote a companion piece to my letter yesterday in reply to "On Violence and Civilization". He's asked me to "do as I will", and if possible could it be put up along with mine? Curt
I enjoyed your article. It prompted me to write this rejoiner. Feel
free to share it as you will.
I tend to believe that violence in endemic to humanity. It certainly
has been with us as long as we can piece together any picture of the
past's records, from the caveman days where we can find skulls
crushed and broken by primitive stone tools all the way through to
today's news of genocides, warfare, and criminal activity. All it
takes is being in a relatively stronger position to some other human
being and a willingness to choose the quick, short-term gain over the
longer-term benefits that can accrue via more peaceful interactions.
The first "governments" basically codified this violence. Some
slightly brighter tough-guy ancestor basically promised his potential
victims "Give me a cut of your earnings from now on and I'll see to
it that nobody else takes a cut of your stuff." Weaker folks figured
that paying a regular cut was better than losing it all from time to
time. After all, it's the same principle that insurance is based on
today, although our mythical ancestor probably reinforced his idea
with the threat of "or else I'll just take it all now myself", which
is not part of modern business practices.
Most primitive societies kept up this level of violence, at least at
the implied level. At that time, to free up a large enough portion of
the population to be able to build the architecture and artwork, the
vast majority had to be forced into rather abject servitude or
slavery. There really was little choice. It took the labor of large
numbers of the populace to free up a few to pursue mathematics,
science, and the arts. But that rough beginning set us on a course to
ever better technology and philosophy. With more power at the command
of each individual, fewer and fewer were required to support the
number of people involved in developing the boundaries of knowledge,
so that nowadays we can envision a life where anybody should be free
to follow his own ideals.
This particular ideal was not strongly in force even in the previous
cultures that we now acknowledge as being particularly free and
tolerant. The ancient Greek democracies were very limited in who got
the power to vote or even to voice an opinion in the forums. Slavery
was widespread, and mostly recognized as necessary. During the Roman
Republic, conquered peoples were allowed to maintain their own
religions and cutstoms (a very liberal idea for the time), but they
were still oppressed with heavy taxation and tribute. The English
Magna Carta was a document protecting the rights of the nobility from
infringement by the King. It took several centuries after taht for
the common man in England to begin to enjoy the benefits of live
under a system of law rather than under the whim of his lord. Even
the Founding Fathers of the American Revolution ended up supporting
slavery in their plan of government, even though several were
personally opposed to it.
But the basic trend does continue. That as more technology pervades a
culture, the result is that more people are freed from living lives
of drudgery and servitude.
That said, increasing technology is not a universal benefit to all.
None of the share croppers in the Midwest got rich from farming. By
the early 1900's most of the lands in Oklahoma through Nebraska were
depleted and farmed out (mostly from the methods used in the day).
When the Depression rolled in, coupled with the dust storms that
finished off much of the depleted farm lands, the land owners were
desperate to make the land turn profitable once again. Thus began the
advent of the large commercial farming activity in this country.
Using tractors to till the soil and fertilizer to replenis it, they
were able to stave off destruction for themsleves. But in doing so,
thousands of the small share croppers were thrown off their farms to
live or perish by their own wits. The advent of the modern commercial
farm did end up freeing thousands from the back-breaking job of share
cropping, in the long run. But at the time, it turned those thousands
into a vagabond army that rolled across the land looking for any kind of
employment, with hundreds failing and dying.
So for us, the main lesson is not just that we should learn to embrace
the new techology for its benefits, but also that we should learn how
to make the paradigm shifts more painless, especially for those
caught up most severely in the change. Technology is our most potent
weapon against violence. But if the changes brought about by new
technology create a social class who only resent the change, then all
you've done is sown the seeds for more violence in the hearts of
those people who feel displaced and abandoned.
Ed Heistand
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Why Megaoilron is Obsessed with Controlling the Press What follows is a story about Will Rogers, as told by Utah Phillips. I was thinking lately about old Hank Penny. Hank Penny was an old man. I don't know if he's still extant. We shared a park bench together in San Diego some years ago. Well, Hank Penny was an early Grandpa Jones. He played the banjo and the fiddle and the guitar and told tales and sang old songs. He told me on that park bench that in the early days of radio, he had been on the first coast-to-coast radio broadcast in the history of the known universe. I questioned him about that and he said, "Yes, it emanated from Camden, New Jersey. It was sponsored by Standard Oil of New Jersey." He said he was in the studio tuning his instruments and he understood that there were people out on the poles all the way across the country physically holding the wires together so they wouldn't blow down, because this would be the first time anybody was going to actually speak to millions of people all at the same time. That's extraordinary. "Well the Master of Ceremonies," he told me, "was the great Will Rogers." Hank Penny said he overheard Will Rogers talking to the president of Standard Oil who was there for that historic occasion. And Will Rogers said, "You know, I'm about to talk to millions of people for the first time. Now, Caesar couldn't do it, Alexander couldn't do it, but I'm about to do it, so it probably better be important. What do you think I oughta talk about?" The president of Standard Oil said, "Well, I think you should remind the people out there that Standard Oil of New Jersey is a service company." Will Rogers didn't understand what he meant. He walked around and thought about it for a while, and then they put him in front of the microphone and threw the switch, and there he was alive in front of all of America and parts of Mexico and Canada for the first time, millions of people. He said, "Ladies and Gentlemen, I've been asked to offer a few remarks about Standard Oil of New Jersey, and especially as regards their policy of service, and I didn't know what that meant. I cast my mind back to my daddy's ole ranch in Oklahoma years ago and remembered that we had a big stud bull ..."he's talking to millions of people, ya know"... and the neighbors would bring their cows by for service. I didn't understand what that meant. I asked my daddy "Daddy, what is this service we've been offering,' and my daddy said, "You're too young to know about that, son. Nature will provide that information in due course, and by the time you got it, you'll be so glad you got it, you won't care where it came from.'" They always tell little kids that. "Well, I was disappointed, but then my daddy went away on a selling trip; he sold lightning rods part time for a firm out of Des Moines, Iowa. The hired hands were out stretching wire, and I was up at the big house alone, and a neighbor came by, leading a cow, asking for service. I thought this was my opportunity to find out what that might be. I run him into the pen, closed the gate, clambered up on the top rung, sat down there to watch. "My neighbor said, "Get down off of there, son, you're too young to know about that," and he sent me packin'. Well, I was sort of disappointed, but I knew around back of that pen there was a high board fence, and in that fence were some knotholes. I snuck around quiet, rolled some cordwood up against the fence, clambered up on it, put my eye up to one of them knotholes, and I peered through. And, ladies and gentlemen, I saw right there in front of me exactly what it is Standard Oil has been doing to the people all these years." Julius No
Please read this quote it is from Alexander Hamilton and provides a historical proof of his beliefs and his animosity to our freedom and the Constitution which he considered too constraining of government as early as this quote at least. I would like to see what he really thought about the Bill of Rights. I would bet he couldn't sit still thinking about the first ten Amendments and probably threw things in private. (A nice novel idea: what if his personal plans for a monarchy had succeded and then in a time around 2007 a new American Revolution happened?) Don Wilson
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The 5-foot-7 O'Donnell underwent the bariatic surgery in July 2013, and has slimmed down from 230 to 180 pounds so far. Doctors have recommended she drop another 30 pounds.
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Exmark Replacement Spindles (brand preference)
Question is simply this, should I stick to the OEM Exmark spindles for my Lazer Z or go with a generic/aftermarket like the Oregon products I see for sale. The OEM are +$80 more but if they are going to last longer and run quieter/smoother I would go that route. I had bad success with an older spindle made for a scag mower a few years back so that's why I figured I would see if anyone had experience with Exmark spindles. I replaced one last year, due to time constraints I went with OEM and its been flawless but if I can save a bunch of money id go that route. Also is it needed that I replace the entire assemble or can should I get the housing with bearings and re-use the shaft and pulley? I guess that will also depend on the wear to the inner of the spindle.
Just picked up a backup mower and the discharge side spindle is looser then I like so I am considering options to get it all cleaned up and ready to mow. Thanks!
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My 2 cents, replacing 15 to 20 a year, I've done it both ways and it comes down to time. The J-Thomas catalog spindles have done well for the price, sure is quick and easy, I try to have a supply built up over winter, but I've gotten to the point my time is more valuable than practicing rebuilding spindles. The bearings in the OEM and aftermarket are the same(cheap and getting cheaper quality) and Exmark is getting to the point there are so many different spindle/washer setups on the decks it's easy to pick up the phone and have it delivered, my only gripe is even if it's a sealed bearing, I wish the housing had a grease zerk so I could shoot a litte in there now and then, I'm not seeing any difference in longevity for sealed or grease bearing there all lasting the same number of hours. I saw that high speed bearings are available for triple the price, so that is an option.
Yes these are all the sealed version so no its not an option to grease them up a bit every now and then. As far as what Exmark "says" they don't sell the bearings and such due to people incorrectly rebuilding them and them failing in such a short time period. By no means am I saying that they can not be rebuilt and the parts are not out there, just Exmark does not sell them. So you really have to by the entire housing.
I agree time wise yes replacing the housing is a quick swap. I guess I just wanted to see how successful others have been with non OEM assemblies. For example I can get a generic version for my lazer for around $60-80 each depending where I get them and if I order a bunch. I paid $172.05 last year for one of my OEM Exmark replacement ones. If I can practically replace all the spindles on the deck for the cost of one OEM its a good deal BUT if I have to go in and replace the generic ones because they did not last, I would rather pay more upfront. I agree the quality has unfortunately lessened over the years... were also getting into complete throw away parts now which I am not overly happy about. Oh well I appreciate your feedback so far and more is always appreciated.
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This is what I have found,that 1 company(by any other name, is still the same),called J-Thomas the other day and after the order was done,asked if they had been bought out by Sten (Ariens), after a long pause, he(remain anymous) said yes, so it comes down to the small fish get swallowed... I know each individual part, and look to improve on it, as is often said "Buyer Beware", so you get what you pay for,and sometimes you get a good deal,but it's takin' your time to separate the wheat from the chaff.Nothing substitutes for good diagnostic tools and experienced friends(machinists) to cut thru the BULL
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Editor's Blog
Design Highlights: ST-Ericsson's 28nm FD-SOI SmartPhone/Tablet Chip
Posted by Adele HARS on January 21, 2013Tagged with 10nm, 14nm, 28nm, apps, ARM, design, embedded, FD-SOI, FinFET, foundry, Fully Depleted, GlobalFoundries, Leti, manufacturing, silicon-on-insulator, SOC, ST, ST-Ericsson
Just Posted: FD-SOI video & white paper. Just as this blog was going online, ST-Ericsson posted an excellent, in-depth white paper; and in partnership with STMicroelectroics, a YouTube video detailing the how's and why's of FD-SOI.Here are the links — you really don't want to miss these:
• Multiprocessing in Mobile Platforms: the Marketing and the Reality
In this white paper, ST-Ericsson's Marco Cornero and Andreas Anyuru "…illustrate and compare the main technological options available in multiprocessing for mobile platforms, highlighting the synergies between multiprocessing and the disruptive FD-SOI silicon technology used in the upcoming ST-Ericsson products."
• An Introduction to FD-SOI
STMicroelectronics and ST-Ericsson have teamed up on this excellent video, which garnered 1250 views within the first four days of its posting on YouTube. The animations and comparisons highlight why FD-SOI is so fast, and so cool. If you have a Google or YouTube account yourself, you can hit the "Like" button.
In the last blog, we kicked off what promises to be an exciting year with the news that ST-Ericsson announced the NovaThor™ L8580 ModAp. It's billed as "the world's fastest and lowest-power integrated LTE smartphone platform," is built on STMicroelectronics' 28nm FD-SOI, and is sampling in Q1 2013.
We said it was a game changer, and ST-E's put together a really good page on their website that shows how they're doing it.
By way of reminder, the NovaThor L8580 integrates an eQuad 2.5GHz processor (the mobile industry's fastest) based on an ARM Cortex-A9, an Imagination PowerVR™ SGX544 GPU running at 600Mhz and an advanced multimode LTE modem on a single 28nm FD-SOI die.
The ST-E site is well worth looking at yourself – but in the meantime, here are a few of the highlights they're sharing:
- With FD-SOI, you can do much more with body-biasing (aka back-biasing) than you can in bulk (which suffers from too much leakage). Thanks to the ultra-thin insulator layer in FD-SOI, the biasing creates a buried gate below the channel, so it effectively acts like a vertical double gate transistor. This facilitates the flow of electrons, leading to a higher voltage in the body, and faster switching of the transistor.
- With FD-SOI, you can hit higher speeds with lower operating voltages. This is because the buried oxide layer prevents electrons from leaking away as they travel through the channel from the source to the drain (this sort of leakage is a major source of power consumption in 28nm bulk, which depends on doping to handle leakage). Interestingly, this graph shows ST-E going down to 0.5V – which is incredibly impressive.
- As the (now award-winning) folks over at ST and Leti described for us a few years ago, designing a good SOC involves using the right blend of low, standard and high-Vt devices according to the target application and how it's being used at any given time. The ST-E designers use this feature to apply different voltages independently to the top and the buried gates of the FD-SOI transistor, which effectively changes its characteristics. By choosing optimal combinations of the voltages, the transistor characteristics can be transformed from those of a very high-performance transistor to those of a very low-power transistor. A processing core built up of such transistors can operate as if it were in fact two cores – one optimized for high performance and the other for low power. (You can't do this with FinFETs, btw.)
Now are you starting to see why it's a game changer?