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By Joe Hampton - The interim WBA super flyweight world titlist and former IBF and IBO flyweight world champion Nonito Donaire (23-1) is considered by many to be one of the top boxers in the sport. Currently ranked as pound for pound the fourth best fighter in the world by The Ring magazine and at the ripe age of 27, The Filipino Flash seemingly is in his prime. However, Donaire has struggled to participate in meaningful bouts in the last few years..
His biggest achievement came in July 2007 against the Raging Bull Vic Darchinyan when he scored a devastating KO of his unbeaten opponent. The fight was voted both knockout of the year and upset of the year. Since then Darchinyan (35-2-1) has gone on to become the first undisputed super flyweight world champion in history and recently picked up the vacant IBO bantamweight world title, fighting the best along the way.
Donaire on the other hand has had to settle for fights against decent contenders and last minute replacements, securing rather easy victories with the exception of the bout against the overweight and unprofessional Rafael Concepcion.
Donaire currently fights in a division surrounded by top quality fighters but has failed to get matched to all but one of them. Omar Andres Narvaez, Hugo Fidel Cazares and Daisuke Naito are all worthy opponents.
Donaire has also stated in the past that he expects to move up in weight. In the division just 3 pounds north there is a plethora of top quality boxers. Fernando Montiel, Yonnhy Perez, Hozumi Hasegawa, Abner Mares, Vic Darchinyan, Joseph Agbeko, Eric Morel and Gerry Penalosa are names that would certainly bring the best out of the Filipino Flash and force him to justify his current position as the fourth best fighter in the world.
It is obvious that Donaire is a gifted boxer, with a perfect combination of both speed and power, a solid chin and the capacity to use his intelligence in the ring. His talents will not last forever and he needs to make the most of them while he can. He has tremendous ability, arguably the best promoter in the sport and numerous potential top quality opponents. The perfect ingredients for a hall of fame career.
Lets hope he stops wasting time and starts fighting at the level he belongs.
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January 22nd, 2005 #1
Crow's Sketch A Day (Update for 5/31/05) Gladiator
Remembered that there was this sketchbook forum, so I'm putting the thread I started in sketches here. Let me know what you guys think. Here's the previous ones with a new one:
Doing a tshirt for someone; they want a 1950's pinup girl, so here are my hair ideas after going throu some reference material.
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January 24th, 2005 #3
I missed yesterday, so here's a mega post.
January 25th, 2005 #4
Based on an electron image of an ant's head
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awesome, i love your inks - i prefer the same medium as well
January 26th, 2005 #6
great stuff
really like ur linework.. its pen ?!
nice monkee 2.. "zirkus affe" sounds german :>
are u german ? .. O_o
nice hair studies.. i need to some of them 2 soon >_<
January 26th, 2005 #7
I dig the medusa chick, the inks on the profile are really solid. Ant's head is cool too, maybe go in with some white acrylic to pull some highlights and details in, and push the shadows to give it some contrast. There's some good tension and movement in your earlier sketches too. Keep posting!
January 26th, 2005 #8
jca- Thanks!
sideshowbob- Most of it is pen, but I do also enjoy using a brush for inking. Zirkus Affe is german for Circus Monkey. I'm not german, but I speak a little.
artkitty- Yeah, I would like to bring some highlights out, maybe even do a series based on closeups of insects.
Well, I've had a busy day, so I didn't really get a chance to sketch today. I know, I know. Here's some sketches for a tshirt I'm doing. It's for a local coffee place, and it's going to end up a two color job. Nothing spectacular.
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its missing something...
I think the pic you are doing for the shirt is nice but... its missing something. It took me a while to figure out what it was but I think it might be better if she had ears... obviously one would be covered by hair, but the other one should have the hair brushed behind (maybe) another thing is her right leg seems a little ... I dunno small. very nice other than that... I like the hand gestures
bah just noticed something else when the lip of the cup goes behind her it doesnt really come out right on the other side... a little skewed, but then hell it is just a sketch so....
January 27th, 2005 #10
I really like the simplicity and efficiency of your line work.
January 27th, 2005 #11
You've got some cool sketches... as for some critiques on the coffee shop shirt, everything Thalas said plus she doesn't seem to be seated on the bottom of the bowl... looks like she's floating or propped up. Also, her right leg and arm seem a little too long to me... but, it's a qork in progress, and I have no idea what girls in the 50's looked like so, that's just my 2 cents.
Keep it up, man!
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January 27th, 2005 #12
I enjoyed the medusa sketch... as for the woman in the cup I liked as well, though I agree that she doesnt seem to be placed at the bottom of the cup, I also think that her right hand should be placed inside the cup or either her right elbow should be placed inward... that way her arm looks rested on the edge of the cup rather then floating...
just my opinion...
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Some mini sketches
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hmmm daily sketches? whats up no weekend stuff?
February 3rd, 2005 #16
Ah, delays, delays. Sorry about that, so here's a big dump o' pictures.
February 5th, 2005 #17
Been playing around in Photoshop recently, making some artsy desktops.
Bunch of scans of a book layered with a painting
The face is Washington's portrait from a dollar bill
Weird looking cathedral/angelic thing
An early version of an image I posted in the sketches forum
February 8th, 2005 #18
Lately I've been busy with designing a website for a movie I'm working on, so it's tough finding time to sketch some stuff not related to the project/post images.
Heres some ideas for nasty critters
And a quick pencil of some guy with a gun
Some basic brushstrokes and grey value added
February 8th, 2005 #19
very nice
like the face from the gun guy
and the strange pimple bug in the middle
what movie ur doing ? real movie or cg or animated ? O_o
keep it up !
February 9th, 2005 #20
Thanks! The movie I'm working on is an animation. The animation part is almost done, overall about 60% done; the website will be up in a few days with a trailer. As for the title, it's Charles Bronson Versus Tony Danza. It's an... interesting little animation.
Here's some early storyboard stuff done up in a comic format. Yeah, yeah, it's in MS Paint. Started out as just goofing off.
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Here are the two stars, hiding in the shadows. I'll probably be able to post more stuff from it once the sites up.
February 9th, 2005 #21
Big Update 2/9/05
Wee! A big dump of stuff from my mind.
Some Coffee shop studies. Focusing on fabric wrinkles.
A guy who couldn't tell why I was staring at him while he was using his laptop.
Random fat guy...
A starbucks ninja.
And some random doodles.
February 10th, 2005 #22
Argh. Here's some more postings.
Some cliche castle wall/gate thing
A quick coloring job on the face
February 10th, 2005 #23
Update 2/10/05
Spent some time at a coffee shop again, so heres some more stuff to look at!
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awsome new stuff, and cant wait to see the movie...
and btw, why charles bronson and why tony danza?... and why versus
February 14th, 2005 #25
Well, trying to keep up with sketchs. Here's some new stuff mixed in with some of my older stuff.
A quick color sketch
A pic of Ningauble, a character from the Grey Mouser and Fafhrd by Fritz Leiber
Err, something
Yeah...some old guy and a faceless swallower of souls...
Literal interpretation of Clockwork Orange
Technical Drawing of a skull
Some cyborg fighter wearing tights (CYBER tights!)
Of course you gotta have a drunk robot
And some weird guy
Thanks! Let me know what you think.
February 14th, 2005 #26
And some more
Ok ok, I just couldn't get away without posting some more stuff
February 21st, 2005 #27
Oh damn, it took me a long time to post some more stuff.
This first one is a coloring of a previous entry
A robot!
Panel sketch for something top secret
Playing around with it...
Studies of mechanincal parts and engines
Started out as a random ink smear, then it turned into a ghoul
Study of a halloween mask, one of those ones thats really creepy 'cause it's just a plain white mask
Smokin' man
And a bunch of weirdos
Hopefully I'll not be slacking off on the posting again, Vishnu willing. And let me know any comments you have!
March 27th, 2005 #28
Wow. I've been slacking. One month and no update, so he's something.
April 8th, 2005 #29
Here's some more. Been in a comic mood lately, especially after seeing Sin City, which is a required film for anybody who visits this site.
April 8th, 2005 #30
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"I look forward to the new Republican majority taking up and passing the Keystone jobs bill early in the new year," the Kentucky Republican said Tuesday, shortly after the bill fell one vote short of the 60 votes needed to advance. He was joined by incoming Senate Energy Committee Chairwoman Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, who said the fight wasn't over.
Landrieu is an underdog to win a fourth term in a runoff next month with GOP Rep. Bill Cassidy. She's a supporter of the Canada-to-Texas pipeline but was unable to win a vote on it, which has been a flash point in her race. Cassidy's version recently passed the House and GOP leaders immediately scheduled another vote on it for Thursday
"Regardless of what President Obama does I'm going to move forward with a very strong border security bill," Johnson said.
"I don't know why he would want to sabotage his last two years as president by doing something this provocative," said Cornyn.
"I'm sure there will be plenty of things for us to disagree about," White House spokesman Josh Earnest said Thursday. "But if there's an opportunity for us to find some common ground, let's make sure that our differences don't get in the way of us being able to make some progress for the American people."
"This is a social movement that's gaining power, as people become more aware of how their food is produced," said George Kimbrell, a senior attorney at the Center for Food Safety. "So there's great success there regardless of the outcome of the measure."


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The 2014 Budget followed our suggestion and created a £150m estate regeneration fund. The prospectus follows many Create Streets principles and cites Create Streets
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The Ernakulam district committee of the party had appointed a two-member panel comprising P. Rajeev, MP, and K. Chandran Pillai, to look into the issue following a public uproar over the controversial land deal.
A CPI(M) organisational commission set up to probe the Cochin Port Trust's (CPT) controversial Bolgatty land transaction has concluded that the deal has caused huge loss of revenue to the exchequer. Party sources said the commission report has sought an inquiry by a central investigating agency.
The CPI(M) commission in its report has pointed out issues of undervaluation of the Bolgatty land by the CPT. Party sources indicated that the report will be submitted to the CPI (M) State committee shortly.
The Ernakulam district committee of the party had appointed a two-member panel comprising P. Rajeev, MP, and K. Chandran Pillai, to look into the issue following a public uproar over the controversial land deal. Though the panel members had earlier publicly taken divergent views on the issue, the duo is understood to have submitted a unanimous report to the party leadership.
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The panel report pointed out that the Port Trust went beyond its mandate in leasing out the land for non-port activities. According to CPI(M) sources, the report highlighted the manner in which Port Trust, which reclaimed the land for port-related activities, leased out the land for non-port activities to a LuLu group, sources said.
The party commission, according to insiders, has sought a probe by a central agency as the Port Trust, a central public sector unit, has allegedly caused a huge loss. The report is also understood to have listed out the follies committed by the Trust in leasing out the premium plot.
The Hindu had reported about the irregularities in the deal in which the 25 acre waterfront property was leased out to LuLu Group for a 30-year renewable lease for an upfront premium of Rs. 71 crore. The group proposes to construct service apartments, hotel and a convention centre.
The CPI(M) Ernakulam district secretariat had earlier demanded scrapping of the deal and called for a through probe into the issue.
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Slumdog Plumber and Pipes Puzzle Nikal Padi is an exciting, funny and occasionally stinky pipe puzzle game where you must figure out the right arrangement for the plumbing so that our man waiting at the tap can get his pail of water and attend to his urgent business. Fail to get the water before time runs out, and our poor constipated friend will have an accident Succeed and you will see him relieved. So dont keep him waiting.
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Treatment for Prostate Cancer
Treatments for prostate cancer available in South Jersey at Cooper include:
Brachytherapy involves placing radiation directly inside the body, as close as possible to the cancer cells. With brachytherapy, you can get a higher total dose of radiation to treat a smaller area and in a shorter time than is possible with external radiation therapy. Learn More >
Chemotherapy uses medicine to stop or slow the growth of cancer cells. This medicine can be given through a blood vessel (infusion), such as a vein (intravenously or IV) or artery, injected directly into the body or taken by mouth in the form of a pill or liquid. Learn More >
Cryosurgery uses sub-zero temperatures to freeze and destroy tumors. The tumor is not removed and the destroyed cancer is left to be reabsorbed by the body. At MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper, cryosurgery may be used to treat tumors in the kidneys or the prostate. Learn More >
The CyberKnife is the world's first and only radiosurgery system designed to pinpoint and destroy tumors in the body. In many cases, the treatment offers new hope to patients who were considered untreatable or inoperable, who may be looking for an alternative to surgery, or who have been previously exposed to the maximum allowable dose of radiation but still require further treatment. Learn More >
External radiation therapy (also called external beam radiation therapy) delivers a beam of high-energy X-rays directly to your tumor to destroy cancer cells or slow their growth. A machine outside the body produces the radiation. Learn More >
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CyberKnife® treatment is a pain-free, non-invasive alternative to surgery and traditional radiation therapy for cancers of the lung, prostate, liver, pancreas, spine, brain and other cancers. CyberKnife benefits include outpatient treatment, little or no recovery time, fewer treatments, no anesthesia and minimal side effects. Visit Department >
The new MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper brings together MD Anderson's world-renowned expertise and Cooper's regional leadership in a partnership that opens up a broader range of options for cancer patients in South Jersey, Delaware and the Greater Philadelphia region. Visit Department >
The Department of Radiation Oncology at MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper offers comprehensive evaluation, treatment and follow-up care for patients who need radiation therapy for cancer. Visit Department >
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The Piedmont Education & Business Alliance recently hosted its ninth annual Guidance Standards and Career Development Workshop at Piedmont Technical College. The event drew more than 100 school counselors and career development professionals from 10 school districts in Abbeville, Clinton, Edgefield, Greenwood, Laurens, McCormick, Newberry, Ninety Six, Saluda and Ware Shoals.
The new practical nursing program for Piedmont Technical College based at the Laurens County Higher Education Center recently had its first class of graduates from the Laurens County program.
Through a new program called Project Genesis, Piedmont Technical College is taking action to address a problem of national proportions.
"There is a crisis among African American males in education," said Steve Coleman, director of Project Genesis. "Piedmont Technical College has recognized this crisis and we are working to provide a targeted group of men with the necessary resources for success."
Through SC REACH for Success, a statewide network of Public Computer Centers (PCCs) has been established. For Piedmont Tech, this initiative means that computer labs at all seven campuses have been updated and are ready for public use.
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Students at Piedmont Technical College recently headed back to class. Interested students still have time to enroll for Late Term, which begins September 26.
Recent graduates of Piedmont Technical College's nursing program at the Greenwood campus were recognized in a pinning ceremony in August.
The ADN students and their hometowns are, front from left, Cynthia Bryan, Edgefield; Jennifer Dorn, Newberry; and Elizabeth Morris, Saluda. Back, Jessica Prince, Whitmire; Janice Sliter, Johnston; and Cyndel Wilson, Ridge Spring.
At Piedmont Technical College's recent summer commencement exercises, outstanding students from each of the college's seven supporting counties were honored for academic achievement.
Piedmont Technical College president Dr. Ray Brooks, back center, honored six college associates with the Presidential Medallion, the institution's most prestigious award, at PTC's recent commencement exercises. Instituted in 1991 during the college's silver anniversary celebration, the medallions recognize individuals who have made significant contributions toward excellence in education.
Piedmont Technical College President Dr. Ray Brooks has named Dr. Donna Foster the college's Associate Vice President of Institutional Assessment and Compliance.
Foster joined the college in 1992 as the developmental mathematics coordinator and a member of the math faculty. Most recently, she served as dean of arts and sciences.
The Multipurpose building at Piedmont Technical College was the setting for the culmination of many dreams for the more than 300 Piedmont Technical College graduates who took center stage in two commencement ceremonies.
Dr. Ray Brooks, president, welcomed graduates, family and guests to celebrate the accomplishments of the graduates.
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If you're yet to discover the fun of bondage tape - you're in for a treat! This amazing tape can be used to restrain or cuff your partner in absolutely any position. It also makes for some amazingly naughty outfits, too!
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Tracey Cox Supersex Beginner's Bondage Tape Double Pack 9 out of 10 (193 reviews) Write your own reviewOrder by:
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Wow, wow, wow
Reviewed: May 20, 2015 by Milly6484, a Straight Going Steady Female
Being a bit dubious when I bought this, I thought it could just be a bit of fun. My other half loved it!
It's easy to use, you don't feel too restrained and it comes of easily enough when it needs to.
I definitely recommend using this, whether it's for a bit of bondage fun or using it to make an outfit. The price you pay makes it a bargain.
- Pros
- Easy to use, not too much faffing around and easy to take off.
- Cons
- Nothing, I thought this was a great product and my partner loved it.
- Bottom line
- Fun, easy to use, no hassle, slightly erotic without going too far!
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No escape
Reviewed: March 13, 2015 by mostly_vanilla, a Straight Going Steady Female
The Tracey Cox Supersex Beginner's Bondage Tape is able to be used quickly and with ease.
It arrived quickly in the normal discreet packaging. Made of vinyl, the tape is slightly stretchy before application, and is easy to attach to itself without sticking to hair or skin so is safe to use.
My favourite part of using this tape is that it is incredibly versatile. It can be used for wrist or ankle restraints, for a blindfold, a gag or even wrapped around the body to make interesting outfits. As the tape is so long, any of these combinations can be made, and as it is reusable, there are endless possibilities. If you are going to use it for a blindfold, gag, or anything surrounding the face, I would urge you to make sure it is not blocking the nose or obstructing airways.
I tried it on my wrists to start off with. After wrapping the tape around only 3 times, I found I was secure enough to ensure I was not getting out any time soon. It is incredibly strong and durable, and no amount of pulling or wriggling loosens it, which was perfect for what we had in mind!
Once you are done with the tape, you can either cut yourself free with some bandage scissors (which have a flatter side for safety), or you can unwrap your lover, which in its own way can be sexy and stimulating, depending on what it's being used for. I love the fact that it can be reused. A blindfold today can become wrist restraints tomorrow.
The bondage tape is definitely a winner in my books, and can be used as a quick alternative to fabric restraints, cuffs, blindfolds or gags. Alternatively, it can be used to set the mood with a sexy corset-style dress to be unwrapped at your leisure. There isn't just one type of person I could recommend this to. If you are into being tied up or blindfolded in any way, this is the product for you.
- Pros
- The versatility of the product, the options are limitless.
- Cons
- Nothing whatsoever!
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- A staple in your bondage kit, not just a quick fix.
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Great beginners bondage
Reviewed: February 22, 2015 by CurvyGirl93, a Gay Going Steady Female
These tape rolls are never ending! The soft material feels expensive, and it is very hard to escape from, but quick to unwrap if needs be. The plastic sticks almost like cling film, but it doesn't rip or stretch.
It was surprisingly comfortable for plastic restraints, and I love that they are versatile options for lots of techniques. The rolls are so long that they can be used as under-the-bed restraints, ankle to wrist restraints - the list goes on.
A fantastic purchase for any couple beginning their bondage experience. A very non-threatening alternative to cuffs and chains.
- Pros
- Colour, material, price, versatility, ease of use.
- Cons
- Nothing.
- Bottom line
- Brilliant!
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This stuff is a must-have
Reviewed: February 11, 2015 by LadyLelly, a Bisexual Going Steady Female
This stuff is a must-have, it is super amazing!
With this stuff, it sticks to itself and nothing else. It doesn't leave any marks or sticky stuff behind meaning it's so simple to unwrap or cut off. You can use it to attach some one to anything or any one! ;)
The colours are also fab and very sexy.
A must-buy!
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- Amazing for tying up.
- Cons
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- Perfect!
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Fantastic - a must-have
Reviewed: January 23, 2015 by LHBoo, a Straight Going Steady Female
Having used handcuffs before, we thought we would give the tape a try as the handcuffs can be painful in the not so good way sometimes.
The item comes in the mail discreetly and in plastic wrapping containing with a small leaflet explaining how the tape is to be used and some pointers on what the non-restrained person can do.
The tape is non-sticky, but sticks to itself, which is great as there is no horrible tacky feeling left on your skin when it's removed. It can be used to restrain hands, feet, breasts and even as a blindfold, but we'd recommend going over the eyes twice, as if it's light then you can see through the tape with a single layer. The leaflet that comes with it says it can even be used to make a dress if you want.
You do get a good amount out of a roll, and as there's two I'd say it's definitely worth the price, even if you will have to order more of it eventually - it is well worth it, especially if you get it in the 3 for £15 bondage deal!
Overall, I'd recommend the product as it's easy to use, fun and gives good results, the tape is strong and won't come off when in use, and when you do want it off, then just unpeel it or cut it with some scissors.
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- Easy and fun to use. Great price.
- Cons
- Nothing.
- Bottom line
- Brilliant for beginners - a must-buy!
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New Fischer-Tropsch catalyst invented in AmsterdamMarch 5, 2013 9:38 am | News | Comments
The Fischer-Tropsch process is used for producing fuels from synthesis gas, which in turn is made from natural gas, biomass, or coal. Large reserves of shale or natural gas now changing the world energy market have raised interest in this technology, but prior reactors have been too bulky. Inspired by patents from the 1960s audio cassette recording industry, University of Amsterdam chemists have recently developed a new Fischer-Tropsch catalyst that is significantly cheaper and more scalable.
Improved synchronicity: Preventive care for the power gridMarch 4, 2013 10:17 am | News | Comments
President Obama in this year's State of the Union address talked about the future of energy and mentioned "self-healing power grids"—a grid that is able to keep itself stable and self-recover even in severe weather. But as the national power-grid network becomes larger and more complex achieving reliability across the network is increasingly difficult. Scientists have now identified conditions and properties that power companies can consider using to keep power generators in the desired synchronized state and help make a self-healing power grid a reality.
Avoiding virus dangers in "domesticating" wild plants for biofuel useFebruary 15, 2013 11:36 am | News | Comments
According to Michigan State University plant biologist Carolyn Malmstrom, when we start combining the qualities of different types of plants into one, there can be unanticipated results. In the domestication of wild plants for bioenergy, for example, long-lived plants are being selected for fast growth like annuals. In contrast, perennial plants in nature grow slower, but are usually better equipped to fight off invading viruses. When wild-growing perennials do get infected they can serve as reservoirs for viruses.
Nanoantenna array could be vast improvement over siliconFebruary 5, 2013 12:01 pm | by Colin Poitras, University of Connecticut | News | Comments
For years, scientists have studied the potential benefits of a new branch of solar energy technology that relies on incredibly small nanosized antenna arrays that are theoretically capable of harvesting more than 70% of the sun's electromagnetic radiation and simultaneously converting it into usable electric power. A new fabrication technique developed by University of Connecticut engineering professor Brian Willis could provide the breakthrough for this technology.
Energy industry develops nontoxic fracking fluidsFebruary 3, 2013 12:23 pm | by KEVIN BEGOS - Associated Press - Associated Press | News | Comments
The oil and gas industry is trying to ease environmental concerns by developing nontoxic fluids for the drilling process known as fracking, but it's not clear whether the new product will be widely embraced by drilling companies. Houston-based energy giant Halliburton Inc. has developed a product called CleanStim, which uses only food-industry ingredients. Other companies have developed nontoxic fluids as well.
License will lead to faster-charging batteriesJanuary 31, 2013 7:58 am | News | Comments
An enhanced battery technology that can potentially reduce the time it takes to charge cell phones, electric vehicles, and other battery-powered devices from hours to minutes is the subject of a commercial license agreement between Battelle and Vorbeck Materials Corp. The agreement will allow Vorbeck to bring lithium batteries incorporating Vor-X graphene technology to market for use in consumer portable electronic and medical devices, tools, and electric vehicles.
Ethanol industry turns to plant residue, scrapsJanuary 31, 2013 6:13 am | by DAVID PITT - Associated Press - Associated Press | News | Comments
After decades of talk, the ethanol industry is building multimillion dollar refineries in several states that will use corn plant residue, wood scraps and even garbage to produce the fuel additive. The breakthrough comes at a key time for the industry, after the drought heightened criticism about the vast amount of corn used to brew up ethanol rather than be transformed into animal feed or other foods.
Wind in the willows boosts biofuel productionJanuary 21, 2013 9:43 am | News | Comments
A curious characteristic of willows is that when they are cultivated for green energy they can yield five times more biofuel if they grow diagonally, compared with those that grow naturally straight up. Scientists were previously unable to explain why some willows produced more biofuel than others, but researchers have now identified a genetic trait that causes this effect and is activated in some trees when they sense they are at an angle, such as where they are blown sideways in windy conditions.
Doubling down on energy efficiencyJanuary 18, 2013 11:15 am | by Allan Chen, Berkeley Lab | News | Comments
Recent research at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory finds utility customer-funded energy efficiency programs expanding across the United States. Spending on these programs, which are funded by mandatory charges on utility bills, will double to nearly $10 billion per year by 2025. Drivers for this growth include energy efficiency resource standards required of utilities.
PNNL recognized for transferring innovations to the marketplaceDecember 21, 2012 9:21 am | News | Comments
The Federal Laboratory Consortium announced this week that the Department of Energy national laboratory in Richland is receiving three 2013 Excellence in Technology Transfer awards in recognition for creating technologies or processes that can store large amounts of renewable energy until it's needed, fight cancer and detect explosives, and then moving the innovations to the marketplace.
Analysis of Marcellus flowback finds high levels of ancient brinesDecember 19, 2012 9:03 am | News | Comments
According to a recent study, brine water that flows back from gas wells in the Marcellus Shale region after hydraulic fracturing is many times more salty than seawater, with high contents of various elements, including radium and barium. The findings show that these elements, found in high levels in the late stages of hydraulic fracturing, come from the ancient brines rather than from salts dissolved by the water and chemicals used as part of the fracking process.
AVEtec plans proof-of-concept to extract energy from tornadoDecember 13, 2012 9:52 pm | News | Comments
The Thiel Foundation this week announced three new grants awarded through Breakout Labs, a revolving fund to promote innovation in science and technology. The most recent award takes the program into clean energy, with a bold new proposal from Canadian company AVEtec to harness the power of atmospheric vortexes.
Study: Wind, solar, and energy storage could power electric gridDecember 11, 2012 9:49 am | by Teresa Messmore, University of Delaware | News | Comments
According to new research by the University of Delaware, renewable energy could fully power a large electric grid 99.9% of the time by 2030 at costs comparable to today's electricity expenses. The study's authors developed a computer model to consider 28 billion combinations of renewable energy sources and storage mechanisms, each tested over four years of historical hourly weather data and electricity demands.
Energy experts say drilling can be made cleanerDecember 11, 2012 8:46 am | by Kevin Begos and Seth Borenstein, Associated Press | News | Comments
In the Colorado mountains, a spike in air pollution has been linked to a boom in oil and gas drilling. About 800 miles away on the plains of north Texas, there's a drilling boom, too, but some air pollution levels have declined. Opponents of drilling point to Colorado and say it's dangerous. Companies point to Texas and say drilling is safe.
Geoscientists cite need for basic research to unleash new energy sourcesDecember 3, 2012 12:26 pm | News | Comments
Geological and environmental challenges facing developers of renewable energy and shale gas resources will be a dominant at the fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union this week in San Francisco. Experts on shale gas and hydraulic fracturing will be speaking about enhanced geothermal technology, which takes advantage of fracking techniques to access deep well thermal energy, delivered as steam.
Solar-powered storage could save cropsDecember 3, 2012 12:03 pm | by Judy Ashton, University of Cincinnati | News | Comments
Spoilage of harvests on their way to market is a major contribution to food shortages in India. A university-industry partnership has produced an innovative solar chiller container and distribution plan to change that. The SolerCool container and business venture has been developed as a solar generator that can store energy.
DOE, NASA demonstrate simple, robust fission reactorNovember 27, 2012 11:18 am | News | Comments
A team of researchers have built a new type of nuclear reactor that is reliable enough to be used on space flights. The prototype, which has been used to generate 24 W of electricity, relies on heat pipe technology developed at Los Alamos National Laboratory in 1983. The fluid-based cooling system requires no moving parts and the reactor itself is based on a simply closed-loop Stirling engine.
New study shows saltwater algae viable for biofuelsNovember 26, 2012 5:32 pm | News | Comments
The Algae Biomass Organization, the trade association for the U.S. algae industry, this week hailed a new University of California San Diego study showing saltwater algae is just as capable as freshwater algae in producing biofuels. The findings may mean that algae production will no longer be tied to constraints placed on the use of freshwater. They also suggest potential use of up to 10 million acres of land otherwise unsuitable for agriculture.
Nano insights could lead to improved nuclear reactorsNovember 16, 2012 11:41 am | by Kimm Fesenmaier, Caltech | News | Comments
In order to build the next generation of nuclear reactors, materials scientists are trying to unlock the secrets of certain materials that are radiation-damage tolerant. Now researchers at the California Institute of Technology have brought new understanding to one of those secrets—how the interfaces between two carefully selected metals can absorb, or heal, radiation damage.
Official backs studying quake risks at nuke plantsNovember 9, 2012 4:51 pm | by Ray Henry, Associated Press | News | Comments
In March, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission instructed power companies to re-evaluate the seismic and flooding hazards that their power plants face. Recent earthquakes in the eastern U.S., coupled with evidence of the results of the 2011 earthquake in Japan, have highlighted the importance of this effort in order to implement new design measures.
Researchers develop new design for concentrator solar cellNovember 8, 2012 9:02 am | News | Comments
Engineers in Israel have created a radically new design for a concentrator solar cell that, when irradiated from the side, generates solar conversion efficiencies which rival, and may eventually surpass, the most efficient photovoltaics. The design, the developers say, can exceed 40% conversion efficiency at intensities of 10,000 suns.
Dealing with power outages more efficientlyNovember 7, 2012 2:58 pm | News | Comments
The recent hurricane that struck the Northeast of the U.S. forced utility companies, public officials, and emergency services to work together quickly. But we aren't alone in suffering widespread outages. Researchers in Germany have created a new planning software product that they believe will enable all participants responding to outages in that country be better prepared for emergency situations.
Biofuel breakthrough: Quick cook method turns algae into oilNovember 5, 2012 9:55 am | News | Comments
Mother Nature requires a multimillion-year process to produce crude oil. Is she wasting her time? Researchers in Michigan can "pressure-cook" algae for as little as a minute and transform an unprecedented 65% of the green slime into biocrude. The process closely emulates the natural production of crude oil.
Jupiter Fuels licenses Louisiana Tech tech, establishes development officeOctober 30, 2012 1:45 pm | News | Comments
In an effort to continue working closely with faculty and researchers at Louisiana Tech, Jupiter Fuels, which has licensed natural gas-to-liquid fuel conversion technology from the university, announced this week the establishment of a Jupiter Fuels development office located in Louisiana Tech's Humana Enterprise Center.
Report: U.S. shale gas drives up coal exportsOctober 29, 2012 11:24 am | News | Comments
U.S. carbon dioxide emissions from domestic energy have declined by 8.6% since a peak in 2005, the equivalent of 1.4% per year. However, researchers warn that more than half of the recent emissions reductions in the power sector may be displaced overseas by the trade in coal.


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A better alternative to a solid fiberglass bulkhead is to make a cored bulkhead, with solid laminate in the sections where the chainplate fittings are. That would be lighter and stronger than a plywood bulkhead, yet as rot-proof as a solid-fiberglass bulkhead. It would also be fairly easy to make in whatever size you required, and piecing sections together to make the entire bulkhead would be rather simple.
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Carter visits Cuba amid dispute over contractor
HAVANA Former President Jimmy Carter met with religious leaders in Cuba on Monday as he began a trip to discuss economic policies and ways to improve Washington-Havana relations, which are even more tense than usual over the imprisonment of a U.S. contractor on the island.
Carter met in the afternoon with leaders of Cuba's Jewish community but did not say whether he mentioned the case of Alan Gross, who was arrested in December 2009 while working on a USAID-backed democracy-building project he said was meant to help improve internet access for that community.
Cuba says such USAID programs are aimed at overthrowing the government of President Raul Castro.
Emerging from Havana's Temple Beth Shalom, in dark slacks and a white guayabera shirt, Carter did not take questions from reporters, but said there would be a news conference on Wednesday.
Adela Dworin, president of the temple and Cuba's largest Jewish organization, the Jewish Community House, said the Gross case did not come up during Carter's visit and their conversation focused on the Jewish community in Cuba.
"We did not talk about politics," Dworin said.
Jewish leaders here have denied dealing with Gross, who was working for Bethesda, Maryland-based Development Alternatives Inc.
He was convicted and sentenced to 15 years in prison earlier this month for crimes against the state for the illegal importation of telecommunications equipment into the country.
Carter later met for about an hour with Roman Catholic Cardinal Jaime Ortega, who helped broker a deal under which Cuba recently freed the last 52 of 75 dissidents who were arrested in a 2003 crackdown and given lengthy prison sentences on charges such as treason. The government considers dissidents to be common criminals financed by the United States.
Many of those freed went into exile, but some have remained on the island and vow to continue their activities. Dozens of other prisoners convicted of violent but politically motivated crimes have also been released.
"Mr. Carter expressed to Cardinal Ortega his pleasure at the process of dialogue that the Church in Cuba conducts with the government of President Raul Castro Ruz, one the results of which has been the release of more than 100 Cuban prisoners," the archdiocese of Havana said in a statement.
Carter is expected to meet with Castro and other government officials before leaving Wednesday.
Earlier Monday, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez and the head of the U.S. diplomatic mission in Cuba, Jonathan Farrar, welcomed Carter and his wife, Rosalynn, as they arrived at the capital's airport.
The state-run newspaper Granma noted the visit in a brief front-page article, calling Carter a "distinguished visitor" invited by the Cuban government.
The trip is under the auspices of the Carter Center and is not an official U.S. mission.
Still, both the State Department and Gross' family have expressed hope that it may help facilitate the contractor's release.
"We have repeatedly urged the government of Cuba to release Mr. Gross and we encourage others who meet with Cuban officials, including President Carter, to also voice their concerns and make this request," State spokesman Mark Toner said last week.


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While "hiding in plain sight" in Munnar, Zia-Ur-Rehman alias Waqas, 24-year-old Pakistani national and terror suspect, earned himself a nickname, one made famous by a character in a popular fantasy novel and film series with a global fan following.
Investigators were loath to make the fictional name public immediately because they suspect that the "Waziristan-trained ingenious bomb assembler" and "key operative of the Indian Mujahideen", a proscribed terrorist organisation, could have used the moniker to create fictitious digital identities to maintain e-mail and voice over internet protocol (VOIP) contact with "his handlers in India and Pakistan".
Waqas had frequented local internet cafes and used not less than three mobile phones during his veiled existence at the busy hill station characterised by its dense itinerant population and sprawling tea estates.
State Special Branch officials, privy to the interrogation of Waqas by the New Delhi special police team which arrested him from Ajmer in Rajasthan recently, said his "handlers had asked him to move South and not North" following the arrest of Mohammed Ahmed Sidi Bapa alias Yasin Bhaktal, alleged founder of the IM, in August 2013.
Waqas arrived in Munnar sometime in September 2013 from Mangalore in Karnataka and befriended a tourist guide with a bad police record.
He arranged Waqas a cheap home stay.
During his three-month sojourn there, the "easy going, strikingly tall and school boyish looking" Waqas befriended scores of local people who concurred that he had a striking resemblance to the fictional character and thrust the name on him in a spirit of "tea-stall camaraderie".
The Intelligence have now categorised most of Waqas acquaintances in Munnar as "casual contacts" who knew little about his "criminal past, nationality and skills".
It was attempting to trace Waqas source of funding and also whether he had been in contact with or initiated any local "sleeper cells, modules or lone operatives" sympathetic to the IM's cause.
The police were also concerned that Tehsin Akhtar alias Monu, the operations chief of the IM, had visited Waqas in Munnar at the instance of the Pakistan-based IM founder Riyaz Bhatkal, considered to be close to the Lashkar-e-Taiba, the terrorist organisation accused of having orchestrated the 26/11 attack in Mumbai.
Investigators said Tehsin, who was now under arrest, was "an extreme radical who hoped to join jihadists fighting the Assad regime in Syria".
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Daphne Oz's Apple and Cheese Whole Grain Bites
- 5 slices Multi-Grain Bread (toasted)
- 3 ounces block Manchego Cheese
- 1 Granny Smith Apple (thinly sliced)
- 1/3 cup Ricotta Cheese
- 1 tablespoon Honey
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- Cut the toast into four equal squares.
- Using a vegetable peeler, slice the Manchego cheese and place one or two pieces on each piece of toast.
- Lay 2 pieces of apple on each toast and top with about 1 teaspoon of ricotta cheese. Drizzle with honey and serve.
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Preliminary 2015-17 Financial Plan Now Available
Preliminary 2015-17 Financial Plan Now Available
Budget hearings are scheduled throughout June. See our Government Calendar for days/times and check the City Council Agendas for details. The City's Preliminary Financial Plan and five-year Capital Improvement Plan are now available for review. For additional information, please visit the Budget page of the web site.
Downtown Renewal Project Update
Construction Status Update No. 12 - Friday, May 29, 2015
2014 General Plan Annual Report and Video
On May 5, 2015, the City Council accepted the 2014 General Plan Annual Report.
Bishop Peak Conservation Plan Update
The City is beginning the process of updating the current (2004) Plan. Public input can be given at a series of workshops and public meetings, as well as through written comments.
SLO Triathlon Volunteers Needed!
The 2015 SLO Triathlon is on Sunday, July 26. Over 300 volunteers are needed to create a successful event for the 1200 participants!
Homestay Applications Now Available
A homestay is the short-term rental of an owner-occupied home.


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HoopsHype Zach Randolph rumors
Gasol and Griz brass can't start talking about a new deal until mid-December when Gasol is eligible for a contract extension. If Gasol signed an extension then it would be limited to three years. Becoming a free agent next summer makes Gasol able to sign a five-year deal with the Griz or a four-year pact with another team. Either way, he figures to command the maximum salary for a player with his years of service. And Gasol would improve his total financial package by at least $50 million by waiting. "It's not going to be an issue with his situation," forward Zach Randolph told the Associated Press. "It shouldn't be. Believe me if Memphis don't want him, there's a lot of other teams that want him, so I don't think he's going anywhere." Memphis Commercial Appeal
Durant even bounced around a little during warmups, celebrated with his teammates after nice plays and walked without a limp during timeouts. At halftime, he fired up some flat-footed practice shots. At one point, Grizzlies forward Zach Randolph peered down the benches toward Durant, pointed downward and mouthed: "Your foot good?" Durant gave him an approving nod. Oklahoman
Zach Randolph's festive summer continued Sunday when he married longtime girlfriend, Faune Drake, during a lavish ceremony in the couple's native Indiana. Memphis Commercial Appeal
On Thursday, new Lakers head coach Byron Scott made an appearance on the Dan Patrick Show and talked about a number of different topics. Randle came up in the conversation with Scott comparing the rookie forward to Zach Randolph of the Memphis Grizzlies: "I know the young kid is very gifted, offensively. He rebounds the ball, he can score in the post. He's probably got about 15-foot range, handle the ball extremely well for a big man. Pretty athletic. I look at him as Zach Randolph, but more athletic. "And I think in a few years he's going to be a monster once he really learns what the NBA is all about and that's what I'm looking forward to." Lakers Nation
The Memphis Grizzlies announced that forward Zach Randolph exercised his player option for the 2014-15 season and signed a multi-year contract extension with the Grizzlies on June 30. Per team policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed. NBA.com
Adrian Wojnarowski: Zach Randolph delivered his $16.5M player option to Memphis today and signed his two-year, $20M extension, league source tells Yahoo. Twitter @WojYahooNBA
All-Star forward Zach Randolph has reached agreement with the the Memphis Grizzlies on a two-year, $20 million contract extension that begins in 2015-16, league sources told Yahoo Sports. Yahoo! Sports
Adrian Wojnarowski: After exercising his $16.5M player option for 2014-'15, Zach Randolph has agreed to 2-year, $20M extension with Memphis, sources tell Yahoo. Twitter @WojYahooNBA
Randolph's agent, Raymond Brothers, told Yahoo Sports on Friday morning that an agreement had been reached. Randolph, 32, will exercise his $16.5 million player option for 2014-15 and extend the deal with the additional two years and $20 million. Randolph had until Monday to exercise his option, or become a free agent on July 1. Talks had been ongoing for several weeks. Yahoo! Sports
Ronald Tillery: Hearing Zach Randolph deal is done and he'll return to Griz for at least three more seasons. CA story coming... Twitter @CAGrizBeat
Ronald Tillery: Z-Bo on picking up $16.5 million option with 2-year, $20 million extension: "It's cool, man. This is where I want to be." Twitter @CAGrizBeat
The Memphis Grizzlies and forward Zach Randolph have reached an impasse in contract extension talks and the two-time All-Star forward is thinking seriously about triggering his early termination option and becoming a free agent, league sources told Yahoo Sports. Yahoo! Sports
Randolph's agent, Raymond Brothers, has been in steady talks with general manager Chris Wallace and Grizzlies ownership for several weeks, but the sides have dug in recently and have been unable to find common ground – specifically on the length and money of the deal, sources said. Yahoo! Sports
Memphis has held firm on a three-year extension, but Randolph has preferred the security of four years, league sources said. Yahoo! Sports
Ronald Tillery: Source confirms Zach Randolph's contract talks with Griz hit major snag. Z-Bo now leaning toward free agency Twitter @CAGrizBeat
David Aldridge: As @Adrian Wojnarowski reported, Zach Randolph & Grizz are at an impasse. But it's not about years; as ever, it's about dollars. Twitter @daldridgetnt
Apparently the reason why Duncan's contract (which he has opted into, thus transitioning this whole endeavour from being an interesting aside into something with a palpable if not exactly massive affect on the NBA landscape) was modified, but Randolph's was not, is because Randolph's was "too old". This does not however mean that the fact it was signed under the 2005 CBA (and not the 2011 CBA like Duncan) played a part in this differentiation. Instead, I am told it instead merely means they took that as a legitimate reason for looking the other way, through avoiding the issue altogether, rather than having a technical reason for addressing it in this way. So, yeah. Zach, if you're out there, and you're planning on opting in and signing an extension.....start chasing this up. There could be a million dollars in it for you. Sham Sports
The Memphis Grizzlies are hopeful of coming to terms on a contract extension with former All-Star forward Zach Randolph before free agency starts July 1, according to sources close to the situation. ESPN.com
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