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I've managed to get it to filter so it'll only show my debuffs now was having trouble with it showing other spriest's debuffs but it shows my mind trauma debuff all the time even when i have it clicked off i know im doing it right cause it worked for misery,mind flay
Ok thx i'll try that out.
Also, is there any way to get rid of the bar that (i think) represents overhealing being done wen casting a heal?
I think this feature looks great and it certainly has some uses to it. But I'm going for a more minimalistic setup for my UI.
i dont know if this question has come up yet, but there are way too many pages to check :).
I've noticed that when I enable the range fader and put it to helpfull spells 40yards, it automatically fades targeted enemy frames aswel since you cant cast helpfull spells on them. Is there any way to fix this, or should I set it to custom spell and pick something i can cast on both enemies as wel as friendly players like penance?
I agree that there's no real use in it. Thanks for the quick answer anyhow.
Well the green/yellow/red pattern kinda breaks the symmetry I got with class colours. But is there a way to make the colourscheme appear as warrior/mage/paladin?
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Sir Koredono: | Thu Nov 4 10:36:58 2004 |
That's Baron Daniel del Cavallo of AEthelmearc (Coppertree) |
Estela du Frayse: | Sat Jan 15 15:20:21 2005 |
My Goodness that's amazing! I love to see a complete outfit and attitude to match. You look like you stepped from a painting. |
Audrey: | Wed Jan 26 07:24:59 2005 |
Oh trust me, Danny can give the regal attitude when necessary. LOL |
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...and even when it isn't necessary, but would simply be fun!!! *grin* Maestro Daniello Del Cavallo, superlative brewer and vintner, Laurel of AEthelmearc, late period snob and one heck of a fun guy! |
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Before someone starts shouting wrong forum, which they will regardless of this because most people on here are illiterate mongs this has to do with Manchester United. I noticed the wiki was lacking a bio on Alan Smith so I thought I'd write one up. Basically I want to do it in a similar style to my Ruud Van Nistelrooy 'bio'. For those who don't know what I'm talking about, go read the RVN 'bio'. Ok, so lets begin. Give me your thoughts on Alan Smith as a player during his time at United. Goals, this he said, things he did, anything and everything. For example, the first time Alan Smith stood out for me was when he scored that cracker against Norwich City, then a short while later he saved us again against Blackburn. There are many more I bet. Lets not forget his injury and comeback (he was in the lineup that beat Roma 7-1).
His performance against Chelsea. United winning the League Cup and all wearing "For Smudge" teeshirts in the celebrations.
I think he was a decent player, not Manchester United standard but his will and determination made him a very loveable guy. He scored some very good goals for us and gave 100% on the pitch which I appreciate.
My favourite Alan Smith moment was without a doubt his goal against Roma. We'd all hoped after that he'd get the mkonkey off his back and start scoring again, but unfortunately he didn't, although he did provide a phenomenal amount of assists for the amount of games he played that season.
I remember Fergie saying he could be the replacement for Keano because of his temperament and determination.
I still remember Old Trafford giving him a standing ovation when he got sent off against us playing for Newcastle. Good recognition for a player that always gave 100% for the club during the bad years. Fantastic performance against Chelsea in 2005.
Ay was a decent game for a friendly. No wasn''t on said bus, was that what all the black smoke in the air was about? I was at the torch pre match after picking up my tickets at the stadium because united are completely fecking useless I couldn't get in contact had no net, expect to see you at some point in the near future mind
What do you want? A thread full of cock sucking or honest opinions I didn't want to sign him, he was never good enough, and I wasn't sad in the slightest to see him leave. I got behind him at the time as i always do because he was a united player. He isn't now, and I fancy I echo the thoughts of plenty united supporters. Perhaps not though the sort that would post ina smith cock sucking thread though
That's what I want to hear. You know, an actual opinion. No one called this an 'Alan Smith Cocksucking thread'. I just want opinions, whatever they may be. Brad, you seriously need to grow up. Not every thread about a player involves strictly plaudits or trash talk. I expected more from you. In fact you have given me an idea of how to start the wiki entry. So I guess I should thank you for that.
My personal fave Smith moment had to be the game where we won against Chelsea in the 2006/07 season where he was utilized in midfield and was putting in hard crunching tackles all game. The atmosphere that day was amazing and his gutsy perfomance contributed to that. He took no prisoners.
yeah it was..blew up in the car park facing wembley way. I thought Wembley was on fire for a moment...it was certainly the best United match there so far. Seems like they've sorted the pitch out finally. I got there late anyway as I was hungover...nothing like 90 thousand people shouting at you to sort that out. anyway....Alan Smith was alright...I wouldn't give him too much praise though TW, he isn't on RVN's level by a long shot. It should read.. came here, was alright, broke leg, let bleech grow out, came back,bleeched again, scored against Roma, left.
thanks for the advice, I'll bear it in mind when I hit my mid teens eh! Glad to have helped you. Not often it gets inferred I'm not offering an opinion
Thanks for the contributions. The Chelsea game was a cracker I remember. It highlighted his determination and desire to do well for us as well as the fact he wasn't Roy Keane or going to be. It's a perfect example now that I think about it.
The most hung over I've been was Brum home two new years day back. I didn't utter a word. Thakfully neither did anyone else and I didn't get a worse headache. Fergie slated us all in the press afterwards though! As a fellow piss head you'd think he'd have more sympathy really...
I know...what kind of bastard schedules football matches for the weekend anyway. Don't these people realise we go out on Friday & Saturday!...OT matches are OK for me as I get a while to recouperate...London games I get given time to lie in an therefore wake up at pretty much the latest available opportunity and feel like shit right up until that first greasy burger...which at wembley is £300 this explains why I don't get up to OT as much as I used to when I was 13 and innocently naive of the evils of alcohol (though thats a lie, I got fecked off my face when I was 12!).. anyway,...Alan Smith
your thread instantly becomes 12 pages long go on...say Smith was even a little bit like Rooney..I dare you
I don't believe he was so I'll pass on that. Oh feck it here I go Perhaps they had similar tempers, that is about as far as I'd go.
I rated AS, it was just bad luck where we already had the likes of Ruud, Saha and Rooney in the squad and he shifted to a Midfielding role which certainly isn't his best position. Gave 100% and won a PL with us which certainly is enough for me.
One of the worst buys in recently memories. Such a limited player be it as a striker or midfielder. I was never impressed by him, though his workrate and determination tend to garner him quite a following over here.
against chelsea midfield was the best performance of a midfielder i ever seen, i believe he contributed to breaking renties un-beaten run by 80% on the night.... i also believe changing him to a defensive midfielder made him lose his touch as a poacher
There are so much players much worse. For example Djemba*2, Kleberson which Djemba cost almost as much but was just really bad and Kleberson costs the same amount 7m ? and couldn't produce half of what Smith did for us.
Alan Smith had fire, passion, commitment, led by example, had spirit, bite BUT was never much of a footballer in his time at United. He was a cult hero to some due to his horrific injury, style of play and the often misleading and incredibly inaccurate, "he carried us when Ruud was out".
But with due respect he did score a few goals when Ruud was out, a great goal Vs Norwich when things looked bad. A goal against blackburn at all most full time. Me might not have carried us like that but he did earns us four points.
One thing I remember was Smith losing possession in the fulham penalty box, did a sliding tackle on the defender who took the ball, won back possession, and blast the ball past the keeper for a goal. Has determination written all over it.
I agree, let's go burn some pictures of him and Cantona. On topic: Very limited player that almost made up for his lack of skill through pure work rate and determination. Half decent as a striker, but he was one of the most clueless midfielders I've seen when he had the ball, but also very difficult to play against when he didn't. Saw him play for newcastle a couple of days ago and he hasn't changed much other than his passing might have improved. Made some notable contributions to us, but ultimately turned up to be a dead end - much like most of our midfield acquisitions those couple of years. Had one of the most horrific injuries I've seen, but came back almost as if nothing had happened. Can't remember him embarrassing or saying a bad word about us during or after his years at OT, so I don't quite understand the hatred for him.
I reckon all players are limited if we're not mentioning the Ronaldo's and Kaka's. Smith was limited, wasn't playing in his best position clearly didn't help him but why are people rating his time at United real low. I though he was worth every penny spent on him and we did sell him for 5m which we lost 2m if I'm not mistaken.


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When the people of Dublin, Ireland elected their first Jewish mayor, Robert Briscoe in 1956, baseball legend Yogi Berra allegedly exclaimed "Only in America!" This St. Patrick's Day recipe for corned beef and potato pancakes with pickled cabbage creme fraiche was created in that same spirit.
Potato latkes, traditionally served at Hanukkah, are the inspiration for these crispy potato and onion patties. But in this version, flavorful shreds of corned beef along with a pickled cabbage topping are added as a tribute to Ireland.
Be sure to use pre-shredded hash brown potatoes, which can be found in either the produce or dairy section of most grocers. These are much drier than freshly grated potatoes and will ensure crispy results that hold together well in the frying pan.
If you can't find those, you can peel and shred your own russets. But before cooking them, roll the shreds up in a clean dishtowel, then squeeze out as much moisture as possible.
Here's another serving suggestion: Buy prepared potato pancakes and make a version of the cabbage creme fraiche to serve on the side. To make the adjustment, whisk creme fraiche or sour cream together with pickled cabbage or horseradish.
Find potato pancakes at the deli counters of The Polish Place in Tompkinsville, S&M Polish Deli, Grasmere and West Brighton, NetCost in Oakwood, Met Foods in Castleton Corners and Grasmere as well as Russian specialty shops.
CORNED BEEF AND POTATO PANCAKES WITH PICKLED CABBAGE CREME FRAICHE (Makes about 16 pancakes)
1 cup pickled or sweet and sour red cabbage
1/2 cup creme fraiche or sour cream
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon kosher salt
1 teaspoon ground black pepper
1/4 teaspoon baking powder
20-ounce bag fresh shredded potatoes or thawed frozen shredded potatoes (about 4 cups)
1 cup finely chopped sweet onion
1/3 pound thinly sliced corned beef, cut into thin strips
3 egg whites, whisked until frothy
Peanut or vegetable oil, for frying
In a medium bowl, stir together the pickled cabbage and creme fraiche. Transfer to a serving bowl and set aside.
In a small bowl, whisk together the flour, salt, pepper and baking powder. Set aside.
In a large bowl, combine the potatoes, onion, corned beef, egg whites and the reserved flour mixture. Mix well to make a batter that is loose, but holds together well, adding a bit more flour if necessary.
In a large skillet over medium-high, heat about 1/2 inch of oil until a shred of potato dropped into it sizzles immediately.
Working in batches and using about 1/4 cup of batter per pancake, drop the batter into the oil, leaving several inches between the pancakes. Flatten the pancakes slightly with the back of a spatula. Fry, turning once, until browned, about 2 to 3 minutes per side. Remove to a platter lined with paper towels.
Serve immediately with pickled cabbage creme fraiche. The pancakes also can be reheated on a baking sheet in a 400 degree oven.
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Korea-based Nexon started recruiting the first closed beta testers for its latest action MMORPG Mabinogi Heroes developed by devCAT Studio from March 6th. They also released a large number of screenshots on its official website. Nexon will recruit 5000 testers through its official site from March 6th to March 15th, then the eligible testers will be announced on official site on March 18th. » Awesome Mabinogi Heroes Screenshots
Mabinogi Heroes is developed by devCAT Studio using America-based Vavle's game engine Source which has been used in Halflife 2 and CS. Although Mabinogi: heroes followed the world view of the 1st Mabinogi, they are different in gameplay and game style. Mabinogi Heroes has excellent graphics, strong feel of beat. In addtional, all scenes in Mabinogi Heroes are recyclable so that players can arbitrarily destroy in game.
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This champagne cocktail is inspired by ri(1) rye whiskey, which I used in this recipe. It has a light flavor without being too sweet or too weak, which is the downfall of some champagne cocktails.… Read more
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1 cup chilled Prosecco (Italian sparkling white wine)
2 tablespoons chilled vodka
1/3 cup frozen lemon sorbet
1/4 teaspoon chopped fresh mint leaves
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Scientific Name: | Hemiechinus collaris | |||
Species Authority: | (Gray, 1830) | |||
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Red List Category & Criteria: | Least Concern ver 3.1 |
Year Published: | 2008 |
Date Assessed: | 2008-06-30 |
Assessor(s): | Molur, S. |
Reviewer(s): | Amori, G. (Small Nonvolant Mammal Red List Authority) & Cox, N. (Global Mammal Assessment Team) |
Justification: Listed as Least Concern in view of its wide distribution, tolerance of a degree of habitat modification, presumed large population, and because it is unlikely to be declining fast enough to qualify for listing in a more threatened category. |
Range Description: | This south Asian species is endemic to Pakistan (North West Frontier Province, Punjab and Sindh) and India (Gujarat, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh). It is widely distributed occurring up to an elevation of 2,000 m asl (Molur et al. 2005). |
Countries: | Native: India; Pakistan |
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Population: | It the most common hedgehog species in Pakistan (Roberts 1997). |
Population Trend: | Unknown |
Habitat and Ecology: | This is a nocturnal, semi-fossorial species inhabiting deserts, and semi-deserts close to water bodies and is also found in agricultural fields (Molur et al. 2005; Roberts 1997). |
Systems: | Terrestrial |
Major Threat(s): | No major threats have been identified, although some populations might be locally threatened (Molur et al. 2005). |
Conservation Actions: | It is known from Narayan Sarovar Wildlife Sanctuary, Desert National Park (India), Lal Suhanra National Park, Kirthar National Park and Indus Game Reserve (Pakistan). Detailed surveys are recommended to determine its distribution and population structure, with general ecological studies also needed (Molur et al. 2005). |
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Celebrate Groundhog Day with a bunch of activities, some Internet exploration, and a variety of groundhog games. Fun for all ages! Included: Three Internet teaching masters.
When the first settlers arrived in the area known today as Punxsutawney (Pennsylvania) -- about 80 miles northeast of Pittsburgh -- they brought with them from Europe a centuries-old tradition known as Candlemas Day. On Candlemas Day, clergy would bless candles and distribute them to the people. The weather on Candlemas Day was considered an important indicator of the weather to come, according to an old English song:
If Candlemas be fair and bright,
Come, winter, have another flight.
If Candlemas brings cold and rain,
Go, winter, and come not again.
Long ago, German peoples picked up on the Candlemas custom. If the sun shone on Candlemas Day, the Germans believed, the hedgehog would cast a shadow and another six weeks of winter was inevitable.
When the Germans arrived in the Americas, no hedgehogs were to be found. But another similar animal, the groundhog -- or woodchuck -- was here. Believed by the native Indians to be "a wise and sensible animal," the groundhog became a hedgehog stand-in.
So it is that the tradition was born. Today, we call each February 2nd "Groundhog Day." And when one thinks of Groundhog Day, one always thinks first of Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania's best-known citizen -- Punxsutawney Phil! If Phil sees his shadow when he comes out of his burrow, we're in for six more weeks of winter weather. Or so the story goes.
Why not read Groundhog Day History to your students? The story offers many interesting details about the history of this world-renown, annual media event that each year draws thousands of people to Punxsutawney.
More facts of interest:
You'll learn those and many other interesting facts about Groundhog Day if you check out the official Groundhog Day Web site. But that's not all! You'll find schedules and maps and photos and souvenirs and links to other sites -- and much more. All the makings for a great Groundhog Day celebration.
Start your Groundhog Day celebration with some fun educational activities! First, you'll want to print out a few things from the Internet. (If you have a computer lab, or if you have several classroom computers, you might let students explore the Web pages below on their own.)
Geography -- map reading. Invite students to locate the town of Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, on a U.S. map. (Remember: Punxsutawney is about 80 miles northeast of Pittsburgh.) Then provide students with a copy of teaching master #1, or write out the questions on that teaching master on a board or large chart. Students can use the official Groundhog Day Festivities Map to answer the questions on the teaching master.
[ANSWER KEY: 1.a, 2.d, 3.b, 4.c, 5.a, 6.d, 7.a, 8.d, 9.b, 10.d]
Read a table. The first records of the groundhog's shadow appeared in 1887. Since that time, Punxsutawney Phil has seen his shadow 95 times! He's seen no shadow 14 times. (There is no record for 9 years between 1887 and 1997.) Invite students to use the Groundhog Day Predictions table (scroll down the page), a record of the history of Phil's predictions. Then hand each student a copy of teaching master #2. Students will use the table to answer the questions on that teaching master.
[ANSWER KEY: 1. no; 2. 7:21 a.m.; 3. nine times; 4. 19 years; 5. 14 degrees below zero; 6. three times; 7. 1950; 8. 1980; 9. 1970 and 1975; 10. none.]
Creative teachers will come up with tons of other activities to fill out this very special day! The Internet Links below might give you some ideas! Possibilities include poetry writing, timeline, and geography activities....
Be sure to set aside a time for some special Groundhog Day Activities. Some of these games were compiled by the teachers and staff of West End Elementary School in Phil's hometown -- Punxsutawney. Play games called Hot Dog, Toss the Hog, Groundhog Bingo, or Sshh! Silent Groundhog! There you'll also find the rules for a game called Spring or Snow:
Spring or Snow is an easy game which asks students to try to predict Phil's prediction. Even though the real prediction is known only by Phil, students will have fun trying to outwit Punxsutawney's famous weather prognosticator.
Each student should have two cards -- one depicting a spring scene and one depicting a snowy, winter scene. The teacher should have several spring and winter cards in a bag. After asking the students to make their predictions by holding up the appropriate card, the teacher pulls one card out of her bag. Students whose predictions do not match the teacher's prediction are OUT. The game continues in this fashion until only one student is left. That student is named PHIL'S ASSISTANT WEATHER FORECASTER!
Besides games, the teachers also offer several groundhog songs -- all song to the familiar tunes of popular Christmas tunes. You can find additional lesson ideas in the site's Teacher Corner.
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Article by Gary Hopkins
Education World® Editor-in-Chief
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The greenback bought 77.70 yen in Tokyo trade against 77.84 yen in New York late Wednesday.
The euro — which jumped after a German court Wednesday ruled the eurozone's permanent bailout fund was legal — rose to US$1.2925 from US$1.2899 in New York and to 100.46 yen from 100.42 yen.
The dollar was also mostly firm against other Asia-Pacific currencies.
It rose to 31.01 Thai baht from 30.92 baht on Wednesday, to 55.41 Indian rupees from 55.23 rupees, to 41.70 Philippine pesos from 41.47 pesos, and to SG$1.2285 from SG$1.2280.
The U.S. unit was unchanged at 9,575 Indonesian rupiah.
China's yuan slipped to 12.25 yen from 12.30 yen while the Australian dollar inched down to US$1.0477 from US$1.0479.
The Federal Open Market Committee's (FOMC) two-day policy meeting was to wrap up later Thursday with the expectation that the bank will announce a new round of bond-buying known as quantitative easing, which would see a flood of dollars hit the market.
"The countdown to tonight's FOMC decision is set to keep trading subdued on Thursday amid a nondescript domestic calendar," National Australia Bank said in a note.
Currency markets were also eyeing Spain to see if Madrid taps a new European Central Bank bond-buying program aimed at bringing down borrowing costs for debt-hit members of the 17-nation eurozone.
Spain has been widely expected to seek a rescue from the ECB program, which offers to buy government debt from nations that accept strict conditions designed to repair their fiscal health.
But lower borrowing costs since the ECB revealed its plan this month have led to speculation that Madrid may try to avoid a rescue altogether, a strategy some analysts say is risky.
"I still don't know the conditions nor whether it is necessary for Spain to request it," Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy told parliament.
National Australia Bank said: "If and when he does (accept help), the euro should receive some further support."
The dollar was trading at 1,128.75 South Korea won, up from 1,125.50 won the previous day, after South Korea's central bank on Thursday kept its key interest rate unchanged at 3 percent
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With just the right amount of ultra-chic men's and women's clothes to pick from, Behind the Post Office features local SF designers from Jil Cappuccio to Ubiquity and Penelope Starr.
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Very selective and not overpriced, Black Flys carries bags, T-shirts and sunglasses intermingled with coats, dresses and pants by Fresh, Jive, Kick Wear and Greed Girl.
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I havent been around for about year almost. I swear, they are always changing something on this site to make it more difficult to get around. I dont know what they did with their page scripting, but I had to use a different browser just to be able to type a message in these spaces. Bad stangnet! lol ..soooo...I wonder who else disappeared from the boards lately.... Still no Lsredy2kstang ehh? lol
Don't know you but welcome back. It's always nice to see vets come back to forums, I don't have much of a rep here but on the forums I do go to some of the vets come back every so often and everyone freaks out. Seeing how you joined in 2000 though, I'm worried there aren't many of them left, lulz. It happens though I suppose. But welcome back none the less.
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Like the title says, anyone know where I can buy MTN prepaid airtime online with a credit card? Somewhere I don't have to go through major registration processes etc.
Like the title says, anyone know where I can buy MTN prepaid airtime online with a credit card? Somewhere I don't have to go through major registration processes etc.
Can't you do it via online banking?
On FNB I can buy airtime from online banking... don't even need a credit card.. just my debit card..
Otherwise I'd have a look at Pick n Pay online shopping.. don't know if you can buy airtime there, but I'm guessing odds are you can.
FNB says I'm not validated to do it for some reason, thanks anyway.
Oh? Weird?
Speaking of that.. their website also won't accept my "was Virgin Mobile was Vodacom now MTN" number either... it says: "Please enter a valid prepaid number" ... ?
I don't know what they think my number is..
I've been to a branch about 3 or 4 times to try and get it sorted out, can only view balances, can't make payments etc. Going to go once more and they better get it working...
Well i'd also like to know of places where i can buy airtime with a CREDIT CARD [not cheque/savings] . Problems i have atm:
1. ABSA only allow to buy airtime with a cheque/savings account [i have 2 CCs on my account, i can only pay with the cheque account]
2. ABSA only allow me to buy MTN airtime in increments of
--> Point 2 means i need to make 3 transactions to buy a 1GB bundle, which is crazy and i'm sure i'm paying per transaction.
Yes you pay per transaction. Today i've loaded R210.00 airtime to buy the 350 Meg PP Bundle and i've paid R3.00 on the R180.00 as well as R3.00 transaction fee on the R30.00 at ABSA. I buy my MTN airtime from Pep Stores where i get a small discount on airtime, but they're not open on sundays.
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noun sculp·ture \ˈskəlp-chər\
: a piece of art that is made by carving or molding clay, stone, metal, etc.
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a : the action or art of processing (as by carving, modeling, or welding) plastic or hard materials into works of art b (1) : work produced by sculpture (2) : a three-dimensional work of art (as a statue)
: impressed or raised markings or a pattern of such especially on a plant or animal part
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Examples of SCULPTURE
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Origin of SCULPTURE
Middle English, from Latin sculptura, from sculptus, past participle of sculpere to carve, alteration of scalpere to scratch, carve
sculp·turedsculp·tur·ing \ˈskəlp-chə-riŋ, ˈskəlp-shriŋ\
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a : to form an image or representation of from solid material (as wood or stone) b : to form into a three-dimensional work of art
: to change (the form of the earth's surface) by natural processes (as erosion and deposition)
: to shape by or as if by carving or molding
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Jolyon Smith - Unregistered March 26, 2013 2:30 AM Not only should Red Bull sanction their driver - a 1 race suspension being the LEAST that should be applied - It should be ENFORCED in the regulations.Now that team orders are a legitimate part of the rule book, a clear failure to comply with team orders should be considered as serious a transgression as failing to comply with a marshall or other race official.When team orders were not legal, then political games could be played, but not any more.Furthermore, the governing body has to take some blame for creating regulations which have resulted in teams telling their drivers to stop racing in order to preserve components on the car, not for the race, but for the races to come. Having created the situation where this could happen, they must now step up and see that the rules they have created are followed, or scrap those rules. 1 agree 3 disagree
Pole Position - Unregistered March 26, 2013 2:45 AM Yes, they do immediately. In fact they've waited too long. Horner needs to assert his authority. If he doesn't suspend Vettel he will be looked on as a weak team principal. 2 agree 3 disagree
Joseph Mamacita - Unregistered March 26, 2013 3:06 AM Says the guy that never won the F1 crown..... 3 agree 3 disagree
Mattias - Unregistered March 26, 2013 3:08 AM Dont understand why they banned it in the first place. "Team Orders" are basically just team instructions. If a dog cannot follow the instruction of his master, then he is useless and should be given away. A slower car by a slower team should teach Vettel the word "Humility". Some here say that Redbull would be nowhere without Vettel. Well that really is a foolish statement issued by foolish fans. Without the teams any driver would be none existent! The reason they could even race each other while living a luxurious lifestyle is because of the teams. Vettel should be banned three races if you asked me. And Helmut Marko should go as well. Or them both will ruin the team. 2 agree 2 disagree
Dave - Unregistered March 26, 2013 3:17 AM Many on here calling for sanctions on Vettle for not obeying orders...maybe so (team ethos and chain of command crap).No one however is calling for sanctions on Mark for quite publically and discracefully bringing the sport into disrepute? 5 agree 3 disagree
djnr - Unregistered March 26, 2013 3:26 AM When a 3x champ says "get mark out of the way. he's too slow" he means it. erhem " uh, sorry mark but um well your just a tad slow and have had 11years & proved little, wouldn't mind turning your engine down then sulking after the race would you?" 3 agree 0 disagree
Subra - Unregistered March 26, 2013 3:51 AM What vetted did was wrong.Now Mark is under no obligation to oblige if he needs his support towards the end of championship and when a few extra points are needed.At this stage of the Season vetted could have avoided this action displeasing one and in the team except may be his race engineer and the mechanics 0 agree 0 disagree
Jolyon Smith - Unregistered March 26, 2013 3:52 AM @Dave... um, if you stop and think for a minute I think you'll find it is Vettel who has brought the "sport" into disrepute.Yes, what he did was what you want a racing driver to do, but it is not what his TEAM told him to do. If any sport starts tolerating indiscipline and rewarding, never mind ignoring, breaches, then you might as well pack up and go home because the rules clearly no longer mean squat and it's every man for himself.We may not like the rules, but the answer to that is to change the rules, not ignore them. 2 agree 3 disagree
MARKS A CRYBABY - Unregistered March 26, 2013 3:53 AM you should never diss the champion!after Brazil 2012 Seb will screw him when he can . I say good if Mark dont like it he can Fly OFF back down under 4 agree 0 disagree
John - Unregistered March 26, 2013 3:54 AM "Webber was driving under the assumption that he was safe, which he wasn't."Webber was not driving under the assumption that he was safe.Stop pretending that the things you would LIKE to be true actually ARE true. 3 agree 1 disagree


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We are pleased to offer the latest in the series of letters from Ambassador Bullington. As usual, this installment offers his unique perspective on African developments and Peace Corps activities, one we have had the pleasure to enjoy for more than three years.Assoc. Ed.
Democracy in West AfricaThe Bush Administration and its supporters have hailed and even many of its critics have acknowledged the successful elections recently held in Iraq, Afghanistan and Palestine as indicators of a promising trend toward democracy in the worlds least democratic region, the Middle East. Reversal of the rigged election in Ukraine has also been widely acclaimed as a sign of the growing ascendancy of democratic principles.
Understandably much less noted, but also of real significance, are two recent victories for democracy in West Africa.
With a series of local, parliamentary and presidential elections ending in December, Niger consolidated its position as one of the few predominantly Muslim democracies in the world. Its post-colonial history, like that of most West African countries, has been dominated by dictators and military coups, but free elections in 1999 brought to power a government with democratic legitimacy. Given the countrys history, many questioned whether it would prove enduring. Thus far it has. In the 2004 elections, the incumbent President was re-elected, but his party failed to win a Parliamentary majority. There is general agreement among foreign observers and Nigeriens alike that today Nigeriens enjoy basic freedoms and can participate fully in the political process.
In his inaugural address, President Bush made support for this sort of movement to democracy and freedom the organizing principle of American foreign policy.
To the surprise of many observers of contemporary African history (including your humble correspondent), the reaction of Togos West African neighbors was swift, strong and effective. Acting primarily through ECOWAS (the Economic Community of West African States), currently chaired by Nigers President Mamadou Tandja, they suspended Togos membership in the organization, imposed an arms embargo and a travel ban on its leaders, recalled their Ambassadors, and made clear their determination to isolate the new Togolese regime. Within days, Faure resigned as President and elections were set for April 24.
This sort of vigorous collective action in support of democracy is unprecedented in contemporary Africa. It has been glaringly absent recently in southern Africa with regard to Zimbabwe.
Democrats worldwide can applaud these indicators that democracy continues to grow in the hitherto inhospitable soil of West Africa.
Hating America According to a recent report of the Pew Research Center, anti-Americanism is deeper and broader now than at any time in modern history.
To those of us living abroad this is manifested in many ways, including the extraordinary measures we must take to protect ourselves from terrorists, as anyone who has attempted to enter an American Embassy recently can testify. But the sometimes vicious anti-Americanism of those we have long considered friends, especially Europeans, is even more hurtful than the hatred of Islamic extremist terrorists. Ive written elsewhere of the almost daily insults I hear on Radio France International. And in passing through Charles de Gaulle airport recently I was dismayed to see that one of the bestsellers displayed in a bookstore was 11 Septembre 2001: lEffroyable Imposture, a book that claims the 9/11 attacks were an appalling deception perpetrated by the U.S. Government to justify American imperialism.
Here in Niger, Ive found that many, maybe most, Europeans think Peace Corps is an intelligence organization. French and German volunteers will not associate with our Peace Corps Volunteers, even when they are stationed in the same small, remote town. (In sharp contrast, PCVs often have close relations with the Japanese volunteers.)
I was recently invited to a reception given by DED, the German volunteer organization, to celebrate its 25th anniversary in Niger. The Director was courteous in receiving me, but when I began mingling with the German volunteers and introducing myself as the Peace Corps Director, their coldness and negative body language was impossible to miss. I departed before the speeches.
In many years of working with Europeans as an American diplomat in Asia and Africa, up through the 1980s, I never felt this sort of hostility on a personal level.
Among Nigeriens, on the other hand, I dont sense a rise in anti-Americanism at all, even when they disagree with some of our policies. There are a few Islamic extremists and European-educated Niamey intellectuals who are anti-American, but they are neither numerous nor notably virulent. The vast majority of Nigeriens I encounter are warm and friendly, and they are especially hospitable to our Volunteers who live among them. Even though the cultural gap is much wider than with Europeans, it is somehow a lot easier to bridge.
I dont claim to fully understand the reasons for this difference, but I believe that 43 years of continuous Peace Corps presence in Niger has had a positive effect on Nigerien attitudes toward America.
All my thanks to you to American Peace Corps, to American people and to the United State of America. Myself I have been teach by American Peace Corps in 1970 and 1971. Mr. Haviland and Ms Negris. And today I am happy to see my children to be teach by American Peace Corps. And she got her mini dictionary as I got 3 books in 1970 and 1971 from American Ambassy wen I have drawing 3 stars with American flag inside America is the first country I love and after is Britain, Canada, Japan As I am pro-American I try to teach my children to be pro-American. Only USA can defend the world against terrorist, disease, hunger, war and other problems. If you go back to America salute for me in New York, Washington, Boston, San Francisco In small time election will be held in USA. I dont know from George W Bush Jon Cary who will win. Me I vote for George W Bush. God save America from terrorist attack like September 11. I support America in Iraq and George W Bush.
A Volunteers View from TogoVanity Fair magazine conducted an essay contest with the challenge of explaining the American people to the rest of the world. The winner, chosen from 4000 entrants, was Liz Richardson, a 23-year-old Peace Corps Volunteer serving in Togo. Her essay, My American Home, is published in the April issue. It is superbly written, heart-warming, and, I believe, reflective of the experience of most Peace Corps Volunteers in West Africa.
She writes: I have never known such hospitality. Unlike a growing number of people, the Togolese love America. For the people of Tokpli, my home is a shining El Dorado, the same land of dreams and prosperity that has drawn immigrants for centuries.
Most Nigeriens have similar attitudes.
Hams to Niger Although almost all Nigeriens would be eager to visit America if they could, very few Americans have any desire to visit Niger. American tourists are rare, and the few who do come are mostly related to Peace Corps: Volunteers from nearby countries and the parents, siblings and boy/girlfriends of Niger Volunteers.
In nearly five years here, our personal visitors have been limited to our two daughters and a son-in-law.
For most Americans, even those few who could find it on a map, Niger is just too remote, too different, too lacking in modern amenities, too little known to even consider visiting.
Nigers isolation from the beaten path, however, constitutes its attraction for one small group of visitors. Ham radio operators compete in contests and collect awards for talking to other hams in as many different countries as possible. In ham terms, Niger is very rare and thus much sought after. There are currently only two active hams resident in the country: an American missionary in the Saharan oasis village of Tchintabaraden, and me.
For the past two years, a group of 10 enthusiastic British and American hams has come to Niamey to operate in one of the major international ham contests, held annually on a late November weekend. They bring along a truckload of radios and antennas, and set up a multi-transmitter station in a local hotel. I have been pleased to assist them as a local contact person and logistics facilitator.
Both years, they made contact with over 17,000 hams throughout the world during the 48-hour contest period.
Ive found it most enjoyable to visit with them and share some ham adventures.
Sadly for us, we hams are becoming an endangered species. Very few young people come into the hobby these days, since those who are technically inclined prefer computers. Most current hams are well into their twilight years, having entered the hobby in the 1940s, 50s and 60s when short-wave radio was still a cutting edge technology, and the ability to sit in your bedroom or basement ham shack and talk to someone on the other side of the world was truly thrilling. Those days are past, but we old timers still find the hobby fun.
Girls Soccer in ZinderKorey Welch and Katie Dick, Volunteers in the Zinder region about 1000 km east of Niamey, organized football (soccer) teams for girls in their small towns, Matameye and Kantché. In most places this would be unremarkable. In eastern Niger, it was a revolutionary first for females. Following is their account of the initial match between their teams.
On Saturday, the field is nearly empty at 8:00 a.m. The sand is hilled and furrowed with the heavy footprints of collège (junior high school) and lycée (high school) students exercising in gym classes during the week. Slowly, the girls and coaches begin to arrive on foot and motorcycle from the town and bush, followed by spectators and kids selling bagged water out of coolers in wheelbarrows. Names are called and green and white uniform tops and black shorts are passed out. (The majority of the equipment used by the teams was donated by the U.S. Athens Olympic Womens Soccer Team with the help of former PCV Miguel Gomez.) The field is prepared by a few male students, and players return from the latrines in uniform, pointing and laughing excitedly at each other dressed out for the match.
The first female football game in Matameye is less than an hour away from starting and the news of girls playing football is on everyones lips. Two old Kantché men quietly converse, Girls, theres a girls football game in Matameye today.
The Kantché football team arrives in a bush taxi at 9:00 with nearly all of the young women (collège age) wearing knit caps instead of headscarves with their red and white uniforms. In a country that is over 90% Muslim, they keep their hats on during the game, even as the morning heats up: 80, 90, 100 degrees.
No shoes, no shin guards, no problem. These girls have a desire to play that surpasses any physical difficulties they encounter. With two, thirty-minute halves and a ten-minute halftime, the crowd and teams are electric the entire time. In the front row of chairs on the sidelines sits the elderly Maigari (traditional chief) of Kantché who jumps out of his seat to cheer on his towns football players. The Matameye school administrators and teachers are no less enthusiastic about their team that has been practicing twice a week for over two months preparing for this match. The Associate Peace Corps Director for Education in Niger, Assalama Sidi, diplomatically cheers on both teams.
Throughout the game, hundreds of kids--boys and girls--crowd the field wanting a closer look, and teachers chase them back with sticks so the players wont trip over the young spectators. Theres almost a goal on Matameye, but the ball bounces off of the stick goal post and is chased down to the other end of the field! Almost a goal on Kantché! The game intensifies as the clock runs down in the second half, and a fight nearly breaks out between a handful of girls from the two teams on the field, but the referee is able to cool things down. The crowd and coaches sigh, laugh, groan, yell.
The game ends: Score 0-0. For now, the football trophy will be shared--one week in Matameye, the next in Kantché. After lunch for the players and coaches, the coaches inform the two Peace Corps Volunteers working with the teams that there will be another match in a few weeks to a month in Kantché. They will raise the money themselves this time and encourage the girls to train even harder, both sides desperate for another match-up and a chance to take the trophy home full-time.
J.R. Bullington is currently Country Director of the Peace Corps program in Niger. He was formerly a US Ambassador and career diplomat, with extensive service in Africa and Asia.


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The brownmillerite phase LaSrCoFeO5 has been prepared by partially reducing the parent perovskite material LaSrCoFeO6 in 10% H2/N2. The material crystallizes in the Icmm space group with the transition metal ions randomly distributed over the octahedral and tetrahedral sites of the structure. The material shows G-type antiferromagnetic order at room temperature which is consistent with the presence of high spin Co2+ and Fe3+. The perovskite phases LaSrCoFeO5F and LaSrCoFeO5.58 are synthesized by fluorination and room temperature air oxidation of LaSrCoFeO5, respectively. LaSrCoFeO5.56 could be prepared by quenching the sample from 1300°C into liquid nitrogen. Neutron powder diffraction data, Mössbauer spectroscopy and magnetic susceptibility measurements suggest a G-type antiferromagnetism in these materials at room temperature due to the presence of Co3+ in the high spin state, which is not common in this type of materials.
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Besides these manual globe valves, there are many other types of valves too, like cryogenic gate valves. Cryogenic gate valves are especially effective when the efficiency of the system is dependent on a low valve pressure drop. These types of valves may employ a Teflon (PTFE) wedge face for minimal leakage rates that may otherwise not be achievable with gate valves.
Ball valves are typically made of austenitic stainless steel, bronze and gunmetal and these types of valves are ideal for cryogenic applications. Features that make these types of valves particularly suitable for cryogenic applications include anti-blowout stem and one-piece design; the relief hole that prevents liquefied gases from becoming trapped; the spring-loaded gland seal that gives low torque levels under both cryogenic and ambient conditions and the removable centre assembly that allows inter-changeability in existing installations. In addition, these types of valves are suitable for retrofitting of pneumatic or electric actuators.
Safety relief types of valves are normally made of the same materials as ball valves. These types of valves are made in many derivatives and are designed for the protection of road-going and static storage tanks against over-pressurisation. There are several basic sizes (depending on the throat diameter) and these types of valves are designed to re-seat over 92% of a set pressure and factory-set to lift repeatedly within plus-minus 2% of the set pressure. For more information on all these and other types of valves, contact us today.