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In the framework of a law voted in 1991, it has been decided that the management of French high-level nuclear waste (HLW) should be studied along three main lines: (a) transmutation of actinides in fast breeder reactors, (b) long-term interim storage of waste containers (whether containing vitrified waste or spent fuel elements canisters) for a maximum period of 300 yr, and (c) geological disposal of the containers after the interim storage period.The last two lines of research, among other problems, bring up the question of the long-term corrosion behavior of the containers. The Commissariat à l'Énergie Atomique (CEA) is in charge of the researches concerning the transmutation of the actinides and the long-term interim storage.As interim storage is concerned, extended studies are being carried out at the CEA in order to predict the environmental conditions of an interim storage facility and the consequent corrosion of the HLW containers over a period of 300 yr.A dry corrosion phase of a minimum duration of 100 yr was identified, followed by an atmospheric corrosion phase of a maximum duration of 200 yr. Phenomenological models were developed to obtain an estimate of the total corrosion damage during interim storage.Results led to a conservative estimate of a corroded thickness of metal comprised between 0.35 and 1 mm, hence, <2% of the wall thickness of the overpacks.Because of the extended period of time considered, this estimate, partly based on the extrapolation of experimental results, has to be reinforced. Mechanistic modeling of the elementary processes is currently in progress and has already given encouraging results for both the dry and atmospheric corrosion phases.
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The explosion of joy on the final whistle in the Arena da Baixada was a tangible display of how much a Round of 16 berth meant to everyone involved with Algeria, as well as the sense of unity in the camp.
"It was unbelievable, simply unbelievable," Slimani said. "The fans have been following us all tournament and they spent the entire match cheering us on. We're a very united squad, which is why this is just reward for a fantastic team. I'm delighted to be part of this national side."
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Come the last 16, Algeria will be up against three-time world champions Germany - winners of Group G - on 30 June at the Estadio Beira-Rio in Porto Alegre. "The Germans are playing very well and everyone knows what they're capable of," Slimani said. "We're clearly the underdogs, but we're confident we can put in a great performance. We'll have to be more focused than ever before and play our very best football."
Algeria opened their campaign at Spain 1982 with a 2-1 win over the former West Germany, and the on-form forward sees no reason why the 2014 team can't repeat the feat. "We know all about the win over Germany in 1982, when we had the likes of [Rabah] Madjer, [Salah] Assad and [Lakhdar] Belloumi. We'd love to follow in their footsteps," he said. "If it was possible back then, why shouldn't we dream of doing it again?
"We came to Brazil aiming to get through the group phase. Now that we've done it we can be proud, but we shouldn't be happy to stop here. You always want more and we're hoping to keep this dream going. I don't want anybody to wake me up yet."


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"There is a lot of emotion, nervous, fear, excitement and sadness," said Captain Josh Kupchella. "We're leaving our families behind."
After serving ten years in the military, Kupchella will serve his first tour. He along with 150 other members in the area will spend about a year overseas.
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Mr. Semmens is an economist with Laissez-Faire Institute in Chandler, Arizona.
Over the last fifty years, the federal government in the United States has taken on behemoth proportions. Six new cabinet departments have been created (Education, Energy, Health and Human Services, Housing and Urban Development, Transportation, and Veterans Affairs). Twenty new "independent establishments and government corporations" have been added to the thirty that existed in 1945. Nine new mini-bureaucracies now report directly to the President (there were none in 1945).
The creation of new bureaucratic fiefdoms, robust as it has been, understates the expansion of the federal government. Bureaucracy, new and old, has been extending its reach into more and more facets of daily life. The federal government may require your child to be bussed to a school across town in order to achieve racially "balanced" student bodies. The federal government may dictate what you can and cannot say in a classified newspaper ad seeking to offer or obtain services, rent property, or acquire a roommate. The federal government may prevent you from improving your property (or saving your house from burning down) in order to protect the habitat of the kangaroo rat.
Congress has authorized an army of bureaucrats to invent a plethora of new rules and regulations. Each year, nearly 100,000 pages of new rules and regulations are issued. Almost all of these accrete on top of, rather than supplant, previous rules and regulations. Consequently, it is not uncommon for the victims of these rules and regulations to be required to engage in contradictory actions. For example, to protect workers from being run over by vehicles used in the workplace, the federal government mandates that vehicles be equipped with "beepers" to warn of their approach. To protect workers from hearing damage, the federal government mandates that they wear earplugs.
This enhanced meddling has not come cheaply. In 1945, the federal government spent $10 billion on nondefense outlays. By 1994, nondefense spending had risen to over $1,200 billion. This is nearly a 12,000 percent increase. Of course, inflation has something to do with the apparent size of this expansion in federal spending. (Although, even here, the federal government is neither a passive nor innocent victim of inflation.) There also has been population growth to contend with. If we put aside the government's complicity in creating inflation and adjust spending in 1945 to the 1994 purchasing power equivalent, we find that the federal government was laying out about $590 per person for nondefense spending in 1945. By 1994, this figure had ballooned to over $4,600 per person, nearly a 700 percent increase.
Fortunately, a growing private sector was able to offset some of this increasing burden on the nation's economy. Still, the federal government has taken increasingly larger bites out of the nation's wealth. In 1945, the federal government's nondefense spending consumed about 5 percent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). That is, the federal government confiscated and spent 5 percent of the wealth created by the economy in 1945. By 1994, the federal government was confiscating and spending 18 percent of the GDP.
The Growth of "Income Transfer" Programs
While infesting society with new rules and regulations has imposed substantial costs on the economy, most of these costs are borne by businesses and individuals, and thus, do not show up in the aforementioned figures. What does show up in these figures is the tremendous expansion of "income transfer" spending. Government "income transfer" programs have institutionalized the "robbing Peter to pay Paul" concept. Dissatisfied with the mutually agreeable and voluntary exchanges between "Peter" and "Paul," the federal government has undertaken an array of schemes to impose involuntary, and frequently disagreeable, exchanges. A considerable portion of the population has thereby been persuaded that it is not a disgrace to adopt the mind set of beggars, whiners, and thieves when it comes to debating public policies.
In 1945, "income transfer" programs accounted for only $2 billion of federal spending. By 1994, this type of spending had increased to nearly $900 billion. In 1945, 20 percent of the federal government's nondefense spending was of the "robbing Peter to pay Paul" variety. By 1994, nearly 75 percent of federal government's nondefense spending was of this type. If this $900 billion in "income transfer" spending were distributed evenly over the entire population, it would amount to over $3,000 per person. Of course, this spending is not distributed equally. Some receive much larger shares of the "loot." Others receive less. Still others must have their pockets picked, their bank accounts embezzled, and their earnings diverted to provide the "loot."
What Might Have Been
All of this government intervention was supposed to have improved the "security" of the average guy. Nonetheless, the current American economy seems lethargic by past standards. Real wages appear to have stagnated for the last two decades. Between the inefficiencies inflicted by excessive regulation and the oppressive burdens of taxes extracted to support the massive spending increases of the federal government over these last five decades, the economy has fallen far short of its potential. To get an inkling of how far short of its potential the economy has fallen, let's consider the question of opportunity cost. That is, what the situation might be today if a different path had been chosen in 1945. While measuring the opportunity cost of excessive regulation would be difficult, if not impossible, we can get a glimpse of what the magnitude of such an opportunity cost might be in the case of excessive spending.
For our thought experiment, we will consider what might have happened if the federal government's per capita nondefense spending had remained at the level in effect in 1945. Remember, 1945 was after President Franklin Roosevelt's "New Deal" had already substantially increased the government's role in our society. For this experiment we will also convert all money figures into their 1994 purchasing power equivalent.
In dollars of 1945 purchasing power, federal nondefense spending was $10 billion in 1945. In dollars of 1994 purchasing power, federal nondefense spending was $83 billion in 1945. In the history that did take place, federal nondefense spending rose to $1,204 billion by 1994. If per capita nondefense spending had been held to 1945′s inflation adjusted levels, population growth would have boosted this spending to only $154 billion by 1994. That is, the federal government could now be spending over a trillion dollars less per year than it now spends.
If the government were spending a trillion dollars per year less, the private sector would have a trillion dollars more to spend. This is more than $4,000 per person per year. Consumers could satisfy more of their needs and wants. Businesses would have more resources for expanding operations, acquiring more equipment, and inventing new technology. If only 5 percent (the average post 1945 savings rate) of this difference between actual federal spending and the lower levels projected in our thought experiment had been invested at a 3 percent per year rate of return (the long-term average rate of real growth of the American economy), there would be more than a trillion dollars of additional capital available to support employment opportunities and wages. Since it currently requires about $50,000 in capital to support each job, this translates into a hypothetical additional 20 million jobs. Inasmuch as the number of unemployed workers is only one-third of this amount, this additional capital would likely have also resulted in higher wages. To the extent that a less burdensome government might have permitted even higher rates of saving and returns on investment, the material abundance available to the average American would be several times what it is at present.
So, not only have our freedoms been eroded, we have also paid a heavy price in terms of sacrificed material well-being. Since a major announced motivation for the expansion of government has been to ensure our "social security," we have not gotten what we have "paid" for. Instead, we have confirmed Ben Franklin's fear that a nation willing to trade freedom for security will end up losing both.
As bleak as the preceding analysis appears, we are not without hope. While the momentum of government has carried it far down the road to turning us all into serfs, the intellectual support for this direction has been severely compromised. The socialist premise upon which the massive expansion of government has been based has been undermined by the relentless efforts of those dedicated to promoting a freedom philosophy.
The Foundation for Economic Education has been a continuing force in promoting this freedom philosophy in the post-1945 period. Founded when the idea of freedom was at its lowest ebb in American history, FEE has contributed to the revival of the appreciation for the value of a free society. Cutting government "services" is now a respectable, perhaps even dominant, policy option in public debate. Governments around the globe are actively seeking ways to "privatize" government operations, cut taxes, and return liberties to the people. FEE has served and will continue to serve as an illuminator of the path to a better, freer world.
Spending Gross Domestic Spending Per Payments Payments
Year ($ in billions) Product Capita ($ in billions) Per Capita
1945 $10 5% $69 $2 $14
1950 $29 10% $190 $14 $93
1955 $26 6% $155 $15 $90
1960 $44 9% $244 $26 $145
1965 $68 10% $348 $37 $188
1970 $114 11% $555 $75 $367
1975 $246 15% $1,138 $173 $802
1980 $457 17% $2,007 $313 $1,376
1985 $694 17% $2,909 $472 $1,978
1990 $953 17% $3,815 $619 $2,478
1994 $1,204 18% $4,618 $880 $3,375
Year Actual Non-Defense Spending ($ in billions) Spending at 1945 Levels ($ in billions)
1945 $83 $83
1950 $180 $90
1955 $144 $98
1960 $223 $107
1965 $321 $115
1970 $439 $121
1975 $684 $127
1980 $830 $134
1985 $965 $141
1990 $1,092 $147
1994 $1,204 $154


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With Haswell and the GTX 700 series out, I'm putting together a sick build. Here are the requirements and overall budget:
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- Game recording and video editing
Special requirements:
- Has to be near silent, at least when idle
- Has to be Haswell
- I will overclock but I'm not trying to break any world records.
Choosing the right 120hz monitor is another topic. For now, here's the build (all from newegg.ca - yes I'm in Canada):
CPU : i5 4670k
Motherboard: MSI Z87-GD65 Gaming
Combo price for both: 410$ (30$ rebate)
RAM: G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 2x8GB DDR3 1600 9-9-9-24, 125$ (gosh memory is expensive)
Video cards: 2 MSI Gaming GTX 760 TFs SLI, 540$ total
Case: Fractal Design Define R4 Titanium Grey, 110$
SSD: Samsung 840 Pro 256GB, 251$
Storage: Western Digital Red WD20EFRX 2TB, 110$
PSU: SeaSonic X-Series X650, 115$ after promo code rebate
Heatsink: Noctua NH-U14S, 69$
Optical: ASUS 24X DVD Burner, 20$
... For a total of about 1750$.
So, here is some of the reasoning behind the choice of parts.
The specific case, power supply, video cards and heatsink models are chosen for their low noise.
The i5 4670k seems like the value sweet spot in Haswell right now.
The MSI Z87-GD65 offers some low-latency features (NIC/High Frequency mouse input), lots of clearance for the heatsink, good overclocking features like a dual BIOS switch, power/reset buttons on the motherboard, debug LED, etc. The 30$ combo promotion makes it more attractive than any other at this price point.
The GTX 760 is the killer in performance/money right now, and I need two for 120fps at 1080p.
It just so happens that the video cards and motherboard are both from the "MSI Gaming" brand, this is nothing more than coincidence really.
And here are some doubts:
- I chose the RAM just because it had decent timings, decent price (well, relatively speaking) and good user reviews. It's only rated 1600mhz though, I'm not sure whether that would limit my overclocking potential.
- I hesitated a lot before choosing the motherboard, and if you have a better suggestion in that price range please let me know. Consider that I'm getting a decent combo rebate for the MSIs at Newegg right now though.
- I added the optical drive just to be able to install Windows from DVD, but I might need an SD card reader as well, undecided at this point.
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Chicago is a city known for its large buildings, its Loop skyline dominated by monuments to a number of well-known companies who commissioned them and architects who built them. However, equally important to the cultural character of the city are the smaller buildings that exist at the far reaches of the city and even out to the suburbs, the neighborhood centers that help to define some of Chicago's oldest communities. Churches, residences and schools all act as important markers of community and are integral when looking into the details of the daily lives of Chicagoans. For genealogists and historians looking for a visual aid to these lives, a great place to start is the Newberry's Percy Sloan photograph collection.
Percy H. Sloan (1867-1950) was an art teacher in the Chicago Public School system for 34 years, during which time he took photographs of buildings throughout Chicago's neighborhoods and surrounding suburbs. Most of the photographs in the Sloan collection are presumed to have been taken by Sloan himself roughly between 1913 and 1941, and cover a wide swath of the city and surrounding area, going as far south as the suburb of Blue Island, as far north as Highland Park, with photos from almost everywhere in-between. In a time when amateur photography was still a nascent hobby, Sloan's efforts to take and collect photographs from all across the vastness of the Chicago area come across as highly ambitious. The photographs in this collection, over 500 in total, provide an excellent chronicle of buildings that were perhaps less famous internationally than the skyscrapers that were then just starting to be built in the Loop, but no less important or stunning as architectural landmarks.
A large number of the photos that make up the Percy Sloan collection are of places of worship, reflecting the importance such buildings have played in building Chicago's neighborhoods, where it was often the case that a Chicagoan could be defined by, for example, what parish they belonged to. Many of these churches and synagogues still exist in the same capacity as they did when Sloan first took the photos – among the buildings photographed that still exist today are the Holy Name Cathedral on north State St., and the Anshe Emet Synagogue in Lakeview.
Many of the church buildings still remain, but the churches and congregations that once existed there have changed, often to reflect changing makeup of a neighborhood. A Christian Science church at Marquette Rd. and Harvard Ave. in the Englewood neighborhood that Sloan photographed in the early 1900s now stands as a Baptist Church; a synagogue at the corner of Ashland Ave. and Polk St. is now in use as Greek Orthodox church. In many cases the buildings look almost identical today as they did in Sloan's photographs, with only minor iconographic differences and exterior renovations in some cases. In still other cases, buildings have long been demolished since Sloan's time, making them all the more important as a record of their existence.
Sloan's collection also contains numerous photographs of neighborhood residences. Many of these photos focus on homes that have become definitive features of Chicago's architectural landscape: the stately mansions of the Gold Coast and Hyde Park and the Frank Lloyd Wright-built homes of suburban Oak Park are all well-represented in the collection. However, while there are many homes with well-known names contained in the collection, Sloan went far and wide to document a variety of houses and residential styles, from the so-called "bungalow belt" of the city to the north shore and suburban areas. Almost all of these houses carry a simple label stating the architectural style of the building: "Colonial House", "Art Nouveau Apartments" and "Spanish Mission House" are examples of the notes that Sloan scrawled on the back of each photograph, showing his interest in chronicling the diverse residential styles that were present in the city.
For anyone interested in Chicago history or the lives of people living there in the early part of the 20th century, the photos in the Sloan collection are an excellent visual guide to the structures and institutions that were an important part of everyday life for Chicagoans. In addition to churches and residences, Sloan photographed schools, libraries, monuments, bakeries and civic buildings, and even though people are almost completely absent from the photographs in the Sloan collection, the structures around which they lived their lives create a sense of a very habitable Chicagoland.
The Percy Sloan collection can be paged in the Special Collections Reading Room on the 4th Floor of the Newberry Library. The finding aid to the collection is available online. A map indicating the location of some of the buildings is also available.
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2006 Bradenton NMRA Race - Season's Greetings
It was Christmas in March for NMRA racers and fans, as the season opened in fast style at Bradenton Motorsports Park
Real Street - It was great to see at least one new car come out and play in Real Street. The driver was a familiar face, UPR's Jeremy Martorella, who was driving a customer's car. Jeremy qualified in the bottom spot after blowing the intake off his nitrous car on his 11.65/86 pass. Jeremy and crew put the car back together overnight and ran into more troubles in the first round. Fortunately for Jeremy, Uncle Robin Lawrence had even worse troubles, breaking a tranny and his valvetrain in one pass. Jeremy limped ahead for the win. After sorting things out, Jeremy made the call against Tim Matherly in round two. A slow e.t. and a slower reaction time didn't do the job against Tim, but we're fairly sure Jeremy will be a contender as the season wears on.
Pure Street - With Gene Hindman out of the '06 Pure Street picture, the class is truly up for grabs, and Ron Anderson is certainly one to fill the void since he finished out the '05 season with a victory at the NMRA World Finals. The 5.0 Mustang pioneer showed he still has plenty of tricks up his sleeve as he continually shows the young bucks how to shift into Second gear while still hanging the front wheels in the air. Ron qualified number two with a 10.41, and it would only make sense that he and number-one qualifier Brad Meadows would meet in the final. But Brad redlighted in the final, handing Ron another Pure Street victory.
Pure Street - Bad Brad Meadows has been stepping up in the Pure Street ranks ever since the debut of his '95 Cobra a couple of years ago. Most of that time, however, was spent catching up with Gene Hindman and Rich Groh. With those guys out of Pure Street, Brad has a good chance of winning it all in 2006. At Bradenton, he looked primed to start it off right with a victory, but a redlight start in the final against Ron Anderson spelled an end to an otherwise perfect weekend.
Factory Stock - With the off-season rules changes aimed at making Factory Stock a more competitive class, Shawn Johnson came to Bradenton to show his car was ready to party. John and the Tymensky family are determined to show what a Four-Valve is capable of in 2006, and Shawn says clutch sponsor RPS will get a workout this year if Bradenton was any indication of how the '06 season will go. Shawn pulled the wheels on every successive pass, something few Factory Stock cars have done. The Bradenton race was Shawn's to lose, but if you're reading about his experience here, you know he won it with times in the mid-11s all weekend, and a victory over fellow Four-Valve runner-up Jeffery Schmell.
Factory Stock - Besides Shawn Johnson, the only other Factory Stock competitor in the 11s was Jeffery Schmell. Of course, being number-one and number-two qualifiers meant they would meet in the final round to decide it all. If anything, Jeff was deadly consistent with 11.60s all day on Sunday. If Jeff had cut a light in the final, the spoils of victory would've been his, but he couldn't quite get the jump to take the win with an 11.66 to Shawn's hair-quicker 11.63.
Modular Muscle - Sometimes the best thing a racer can have on his side-besides a good car-is luck. Chris Colitas found out how valuable luck is for the Modular Muscle class at the Nitto Nationals. For the first round, Chris drew Paul Svinicki and his Ford-GT-engine-packing '06 Mustang to run against. Paul was cutting killer times all through qualifying, and his car was looking lethal. But on the way to the staging lanes for round one, the Reverse gear broke in Paul's transmission. In the staging beams, he rolled deep because the tranny brake also became inoperative thanks to the also inoperative Reverse gear. Both factors caused Paul to redlight against Chris, giving him the first-round win. After working his way up the ladder, Chris squared off against Deltona, Florida, resident Rick Doern and his '96 Mustang GT in the final. Both racers cut nearly identical reaction times, Chris with a 0.034 and Rick with a 0.035. But it was Chris who cut the beams first at the end, running an 11.48 flat at 113.83 mph, to Rick's 10.424 at 128.02 mph.
Open Comp - When engine problems put his main race car out of service right before the NMRA season opener, Jim Brown of O'Fallon, Missouri, did what any diehard drag racer would do: He loaded up his backup 'Stang-a classic '70 Mach 1-and headed down to Bradenton. While a trailer mishap left Jim stranded in Georgia for 15 hours during the trip, he eventually made it to Bradenton and his never-quit attitude paid off in the form of his first NMRA victory-in his first NMRA race. "I was planning to go to four NMRA races this year, but with this win I may add Reynolds and Columbus to the mix and see if I can finish in the Top 10 in points," Jim says. Which leaves us wondering whether his primary race Ford will ever be repaired.
Truck & Lightning - Bradenton Truck & Lightning champ Jim Roberts is the event's best example of practice paying off, this time in the form of a first-time win for the 51-year-old racer from Largo, Florida. Taking advantage of test opportunities on Thursday and Friday to practice his reaction time, Jim welded the tree all day Sunday and cruised through the rounds for a matchup with '05 class champion Captain Keith Kohlmann in the final. Emotions took over after Jim realized the Captain lit the red bulb. "That was the most exciting moment for me," Jim says. "I want to dedicate this win to all the guys at Ford Special Vehicle Team, my crew chief Bob Churan [who Jim beat in round one], and my wife and grandchildren, who made up my pit crew. Without those people and many, many others, I would not have placed."


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Grins stretching from ear to ear, the ladies — and one gentleman — of the Razzmatappers enthusiastically tapped, kicked and sang in celebration of 10 years of dancing, bringing the audience to its feet during a recent show at the Hillcrest Center for the Arts in Thousand Oaks.
"This is something we really enjoy," said choreographer and co-founder Lee Olsen, 78, of Thousand Oaks. "It gives us a great deal of pleasure. And it's great for people in assisted-care homes.
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"I always liked to dance, but I never took dance classes until I was 49, when I took a tap-dancing class because I was tired of aerobics," said Barry, also a Thousand Oaks resident.
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"I was a Depression baby," Olsen said. "When I was 7 years old, an out-of-work Broadway dancer offered to teach us tap dancing for a dime. So my parents scraped up a dime a week, and I loved it and kept right on tapping."
Born in Somerville, N.J., Olsen performed on Broadway in "Lend an Ear" and did some work on television. She moved to California in 1946 and performed in a number of shows.
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To celebrate 10 years of performing, the Razzmatappers put on a spirited program at the Hillcrest Center, featuring such classics as "Puttin on the Ritz," "One" from "A Chorus Line" and "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'. "
The emcee was Fred LaPorte, 86, who provided banter and songs during costume changes.
Barry and Olsen said they perform primarily for other seniors, although the group subscribes to an "anyone-who-will-have-us" booking policy.
The group practices three times a week, and many of the members say they use the group to exercise. The only male member, Bob Kindseth, 76, of Calabasas, joined in 2001 after having heart bypass surgery.
Other members include Patty Blackwell, 60, of Thousand Oaks; Joni Flaherty, 68, of Westlake Village; Tricia Kling, 55, of Port Hueneme; Lynda Modell, 64, of Westlake Village; Dolly Partridge, 62, of Thousand Oaks; and Charlene Skolion, 72, of Woodland Hills.
For information about the Razzmatappers, call Barry at 381-9080 or Olsen at 376-0153.
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http://www.alternative-blog.net/2012/03/beta-and-so-it-begins.html is where you can find it :D
The current beta version is still a very early version.
Tons of the things are in PH only.
I think at this point only the material names for some professions can be confirmed, and I beleieve there will be tons of new changes on the patterns in the next few patch.
My bet is that the spirit of harmony is the heroic "orb" and that herbalism is being cut out of that loop entirely.ReplyDelete
I think there's also some speculation that Spirit of Harmony is the new Primal Might, since all of the elemental items are Spirit of X.ReplyDelete
The Spirit of Harmony is a blue item. I picked up 2 while questing in the Jade Forest! So, it should not be that difficult to obtain.ReplyDelete
I logged onto my 525 alchemist for the first time in beta today, and found that my Transmute Living Elements wasn't in my recipe list anymore. Have they removed the idea of transmuting elements or of daily transmutes?ReplyDelete
Would be nice if we can get new alchemist stones so that we have trinkets we can make and be worth something.ReplyDelete
Where are our new Alchemist stones those were great an expansion ago or so now we have nothing that really sets us apart like the perks you get from Leather working or Blacksmithing. were getting hosed lolReplyDelete


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Ohio University crews with Facilities Management have been hard at work completing several construction and renovation projects over the past months, as well as attending to emergency repairs on some of the streets around campus.
Though crews wrapped up many projects in time for the fall semester opening, there are continuing construction projects and road closures that could affect your travels around the Athens Campus. They are:
Wolfe Street – This road is permanently closed as part of the University's Master Housing Plan. Motorists can detour up University Terrace to Race Street, or follow South Green Drive along the back side of South Green, turn left on N. McKinley Avenue, turn right on E. Mulberry Street, turn right on Stewart Street and then left on East Union Street to connect with Jefferson Hill. Parking that was previously available in the Wolfe Street area is now available under the South Green garage.
University Terrace and South Green Drive – A three-way stop is now in place near the Ping Recreation Center and Clippinger Laboratory.
South Green Drive at Oxbow Trail - The site of the future multipurpose field house on South Green Drive will change rapidly over the fall as crews erect the steel structure serving as the main building. Construction traffic, including large trucks and equipment, will be moving in and out of the area daily.
Park Place - The east end of the north side of Park Place (near Alden Library) is closed while emergency repairs are performed. The south side (near the president's residence) is open to traffic.
Richland Avenue Bridge – Athens city crews completed work on the bridge that spans over Oxbow Trail in time for Move-In weekend activities, but the area may close at a future date for additional work. Watch for posted signs and detours.
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We've been wanting a square storage ottoman for our living room for ages, but we weren't willing to shell out $300+ bucks. As soon as I saw this big square coffee table, I knew it had potential. The random drawer sent me over the edge and I convinced Reid to go back to the store with me and we bought it! It was $39 which is more than I would normally spend for a thrift store purchase, but the size was right, the drawer was a rare find and it is really solid wood in perfect condition.
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I will be the first to admit that it isn't perfect. I need to tweak a few things and I am toying with the idea of adding nail head trim, but we will see. Here is how we did it:
Then I covered everything in a layer of batting, just to smooth out the foam and make the edges more rounded.
Then it was finally time to staple on the fabric. I scored this heavy duty woven charcoal gray fabric from Joann's on clearance for $9 a yard. Even though I needed 3.5 yards, it was doable since the fabric was so cheap. Just to compare, another fabric I liked was $50 a yard, so $9 is a great price!
I pushed on the button and pulled the thread really tight on the other end while Reid stapled a few times.
I think it makes the room SO much cozier and I love that it's on rollers so we can easily roll it away or switch it to the other couch. I believe the final cost of this project was around $90. Not too bad considering the cheaper options to buy are $300. Have you attempted a coffee table ottoman before? It really was so easy!
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The HHS Office of the Inspector General (OIG) is proposing to update the OIG's exclusion and civil monetary penalty authorities to protect Federal health care programs from fraud and abuse. The OIG proposes to broaden the circumstances under which it may exclude a provider from Medicare enrollment. The proposed rule also asserts that no statute of limitations applies to its ability to exercise its exclusion authority. Additionally, the HHS OIG is proposing another rule that revises the OIG's civil monetary penalty rules which would vastly expand the OIG's ability to impose penalties and substantially increase the penalty amount that could be imposed.
The AADA argued that the rules would implement a punitive approach on providers under a low evidentiary bar of "gross negligence" or "knew or should have known" that would allow provider exclusions based on alleged, minor and possibly inaccurate charges from the distant past. The AADA questioned the equity of the proposed rules that — while intended to punish wrongdoers — may, in fact, ensnare and unfairly burden innocent providers, and urged HHS to reconsider rule provisions that would make ethical, competent and committed providers excessively vulnerable to civil monetary penalties and potential exclusion from a major government program through which they provide ongoing, vital care to millions of Americans. Read the AADA's letters to the HHS OIG on the proposed rule to expand the OIG scope of authority, and the proposed rule to revise the OIG's civil monetary penalty rules.
The AADA is applauding CMS for proposing to modify the meaningful use timeline for Electronic Health Records (EHR) Incentive Programs, and proposing to change the reporting requirements for clinical quality measures for 2014. However, while the proposed changes come in response to the AADA and other stakeholders' concerns about vendor delays and implementation problems, the AADA is concerned that the changes come late in the program year, and that timing may limit the benefit of the proposed modifications. Read the AADA's letter to CMS. Read the full text of the proposed rule.
CMS has released individual physician Medicare payment data from 2012 to the public. In May 2013, a federal judge lifted an injunction that prohibited CMS from releasing any payment information that could be used to identify individual physicians. According to CMS, this data will afford researchers, policymakers and the public great transparency into health care spending and physician practice patterns.
In August, CMS requested feedback on this policy from stakeholders. In its comment letter, the AADA strongly opposed this proposal.
A Congressional Skin Cancer Caucus that includes Reps. Jim Cooper (D-Tenn.), Carolyn Maloney (D-N.Y.), Peter Roskam (R-Ill.), and Charlie Dent (R-Pa.) was formed in July 2013 to focus on addressing the growing rate of skin cancer among Americans.
This new bipartisan Congressional Member Organization will serve as a forum and resource for members of Congress working on this issue, and will support legislative activities and public policies that raise awareness about skin cancer, foster effective skin cancer prevention outreach and education, increase screening and early detection of skin cancer, and improve access to skin cancer care and treatment.
Read the press release issued about the Skin Cancer Caucus.
With a physician workforce shortage projected to reach 130,600 physicians in 2025, the AADA and other specialty societies are calling on Congress to protect Medicare beneficiary access to health care services by preserving existing Medicare financing for Graduate Medical Education (GME). Medicare's current cap on financial support for GME prevents teaching hospitals from expanding the number of training positions and often prevents new hospitals from establishing teaching programs. In a joint letter, the organizations stressed that Medicare GME cuts will threaten access to care for millions of current and future patients. Read the AADA letter.
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Husserl Archives in Leuven
The Husserl Archives in Leuven is responsible for the publication of the philosophical work of Edmund Husserl. It was established in 1939 when, facing the threat that because of his Jewish origin, Husserl's work might be destroyed by the National Socialist authorities, Professor H.L. Van Breda successfully brought Husserl's estate secretly from Freiburg to Leuven.
The chief mission of the Archives remains research into and documentation of Husserl's estate. The Archives receives visitors from around the world interested in consulting Husserl's manuscripts, or the extensive Phenomenology library of the research centre. Thanks to activities such as the publication of monographs and the organisation of international conferences, the Husserl-Archives plays a central role in the dissemination and development of the phenomenological movement.