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tion for hypothetical changes in environmental goods, such as ground water quantity or quality. The CVM can be applied to both ground water use and nonuse values. There are numerous methodological controversies associated with application of CVM, including how the hypothetical ground water change that people are being asked to value is to be specified, the elicitation format for asking valuation questions, the appropriate measure to be elicited (i.e., WTP or WTA), and various types of response biases.
The advantage of the contingent valuation method, however, is that it allows analysts to focus precisely on the total resource attribute (e.g., quantity or quality changes) to be valued. CVM provides reliable estimates of value when an individual has a close connection to the resource being valued. When there is a large nonuse component to the TEV being elicited, application of CVM is difficult, making it one of the most controversial areas in the valuation literature. CVM practitioners believe that it is the only method capable of capturing a substantial part of value when nonuse value is a large part of the TEV. However, the continuing controversy over both the theoretical validity and the practicality of CVM-based studies of nonuse values raises questions regarding its use in natural resource damage assessments and litigation situations. Table 1.6 in Chapter 1 and Table 4.5 in Chapter 4 compare the advantages and disadvantages of CVM along with other valuation methods.
In contrast to direct elicitation via CVM or some other stated preference technique, economists also have developed indirect methods (e.g., hedonic price models), which infer values from other behaviors associated with the good. A strength of indirect methods is that they rely on observed behaviors of producers and consumers. Examples of observed behaviors, such as how much water is applied in irrigation or as drinking water at a given cost, expenditures on water purification systems, or how much people will spend to travel to a recreational resource, help to establish a water resource's value. However, because indirect approaches generally measure only one component of the TEV (use value) and in some cases require large amounts of data, care must be taken when employing them.
In any case, for valid and reliable results to be obtained, the valuation method must be well-matched to the context and the ground water function/service of interest. (Chapter 4, Table 4.5 provides a summary of potential matches.) Methods for valuing the quality of drinking water include cost of illness, averting behavior, contingent valuation, and conjoint analysis (e.g., contingent ranking or behavior).
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Audiffex Multi Drive Pedal
Set of eight stompbox plug-ins
In Multi Drive Pedal, Czech Republic-based Audiffex has released a separate set of eight modelled stompbox plug-ins that are improved versions of those found in its ampLion amp simulation software.
The plug-ins are available in standard formats (VST/AU/ RTAS), so they can be used in any computer-based DAW.
"They capture the vibe, and are very effective at adding distortion to any recorded audio"
The emphasis here is on drive pedals, so you get emulations of a RAT, TS808 and TS9 Tube Screamers, MXR Distortion+, Boss OD-1 and SD-1 overdrives, Boss MT-2 Metal Zone and a treble booster, all with a cute GUI that lets you tweak the knobs and has a working footswitch and on/off light.
No-one is going to say that these sound exactly like the pedals, but they capture the vibe, and are very effective at adding distortion to any recorded audio. As with the real thing, they are at their best for guitar when used in front of amp/ speaker simulation plug-ins, which creates a flexible tonal combination for overdrives.
If you record on computer, you may well already have the likes of AmpliTube or Guitar Rig, with their full complement of pedals, but adding these will give you an extra range of flavours that can be added to the signal chain. But if you don't have full amp sim software and could do with incorporating some distortion into your recorded tracks, this is a relatively inexpensive way to add some.
MusicRadar Rating
Reasonably priced. Useful selection of pedals modelled. Cool GUI.
Not much at this price.
A competent collection of drive emulations at a bargain price.
Bundle of stompbox emulating plug-ins
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rivets or screws? I want to hear about what the other ak builders on the site like and the pros and cons people have with each
rivets or screws? I want to hear about what the other ak builders on the site like and the pros and cons people have with each
I have done both and I like both for there own virtues. To crush the rivets and remake a gun in the image it was originally built, as perfect as it was built in a factory gives great satisfaction and is a very strong job! My last build was with screws and I can take it apart as much as I want and modify it more easily. I think the screws will take the punishment just fine and gives the receiver a real modern detailed appearance but definitely screams "HEY I AM HOME MADE"
All that which is achieved easily is esteemed lightly !
boy , I was going to post in some info here BUT I think catskinner has said most everything you need to know allready.
I prefer rivets BUt I have never heard of anybody haveing the screws fail either. as ststed above their are guys with one reciever and a couple differant front ends, you cant do this with rivets.
with a screw build you do not have to pull the barrel if you are carefull, so the job can be done FAST.
for me personaly the time spent building is the hobby, so I am in no hurry. the extra effort to get perfect rivet heads is a big part of the fun and following pride.
the only kit I screwed was an AMD65 the only reason I decided to screw it was because I heard a lot of guys posting in how tight the pins and barrels were. I decided not to even try to pull it out. I used button heads, it looks just fine but it dose "scream, home build" as pointed out above.
again I prefer rivets, the only downfall I personaly got from them was in the very beginning when I did not have proper tools to get nice looking mushroom caps for exposed heads. now I have a couple simpal home made tools and the heads come out beautifull.
all in all build the way you decide is best for you, with the tools you are comfortable useing or makeing. and with what you are satisfied looking at when you are done. a good screw job can look better than a poor rivet job. after all you have to look at it and nobody else rite.
hope this helps more than it confused you... lol
I started with screw builds. After doing 3 and much reading here I pulled my first barrel out. I tried rivets on the next 3 builds, that was OK but as stated above getting rivets smashed just perfect wasn't a priority for me. My next few builds, I'm going back to screw builds but pulling the barrel also. It makes tapping all the holes easy. As for the "made at home " look, well that is something I'm proud of, they may not be perfect but their mine!
Have fun!
yeah the screw builds are a "modern" look and dont take that long, but i still always remove the barrel.. it just makes it so much easier to tap and so on... but you dont have to, as long as you have a flat tap.
as to the rivets: im gonna try one just to see if i can get the heads to be pretty, but want to make sure that there is nothing i ever want to change before i do.
You're screwed if you don't use rivets. It's how the AK God intended these to be built
Did I do that?
More than two ways to skin a cat, Udrives set in epoxy, fast, looks like rivets. No sqweezin, no deformed heads. no broken taps
ok im an idiot.... totally lost, but interested in this way. spill your guts!!Originally Posted by randr
I do most my builds with screws but I am always playing with feed ramps and doing calibur conversions and I like to be able to take things apart. my varmit build will need a new barrel some day and will be a lot easier to re barrel it screwd together. If it is your first build go with screws, but pull the barrel it,s easer in the long run IMOA. a screw build can always be rivited later down the road if you wish. If you want to hide the fact that its a screw buyild a little jb weld in the hex holes will hid them as screws (painted coatings only no bluing). if you are going to be doing a high priced kit that needs to look original then you should riviet it with the proper tools made to do the job.
I am not a big fan of udrives or using epoxy to hold firearms together how ever there are guys reporting good luck so each his own. there are guys welding the trunions in as well, it may work but it will not be considerd a quality build in most circles. I have seen some epoxies used in the auto body repair bussines that are susposedly stronger than the metal they glue together. I would not be surprised if it could be used to glue a trunion into a reciver with out any screws or rivets. I will let some one else try it first though.
My first build is going to be a real mess....both. I am scewing on the front and riveting the rear. I guess the best way to put it is i'm trying to learn both ways on the roughest kit I bought so I can get the mistakes out before I move to my better kits.


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Nottingham Forest can take encouragement from their defensive resolve, says Sean O'Driscoll
Posted: November 08, 2012|
SEAN O'Driscoll believes Nottingham Forest can take encouragement from their defensive resolve, as well as the attacking threat, they showed against Middlesbrough.
The Reds would have won the game had they managed to net any of their numerous chances in Tuesday night's 0-0 draw.
But they also managed to keep a clean sheet after conceding eight goals in their previous four games.
And O'Driscoll believes the back four benefited from seeing Elliott Ward settle into the side, following his second start for the Reds, and from the return of Greg Halford after suspension.
"We got our backsides kicked against Millwall and we wanted to bounce back from that," said the Forest boss.
"Elliott has come in and looked a bit more settled in his second game.
"Generally, the back four looked a little more solid.
"All those things helped. We kept a clean sheet and, with Greg back in the side, we had a threat going forward and from set plays.
"He was also a threat with his long throw, when we wanted him to use that and he added some height to the side.
"They are the little degrees that, against Millwall, might have made a difference.
"But we are back into the same processes now. We will show the players a video of the game, look at things and get back into the same processes that will prepare us for the game against Leicester.
"But it does feel more of a positive than a negative, after the game. People will be disappointed with the draw.
"But Boro had won their last six away games. I saw them play against Sunderland – when Martin (O'Neill) put his top team out – and Boro caused them a lot of problems.
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TWARON Angel Hair is a sound damping wadding product,
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It was Leo Busscher of Dutch Arnhem plant of Teijin who first experimented with way more basic material in his high-end loudspeakers, and so igniting a string of events with this very interesting material as a result.
It is further developed for optimal absorbing and damping of the audio frequency range, f.e. in loudspeakers, damping panels, etc.
It is easy to work with, not aging and stays in place since it has the permanent attitude of expanding, so it will fill the space it is given.
Behaviour of this material is so different compared to all known other materials that you simply have to try this at least, so at the bottom of this page professional users can order a free sample ......
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The extreme thin synthetic TWARON fibers are cut in 60mm pieces and carded to the elastic and easy to use wadding mass as it is supplied. Unlike glass- and other fibers used today, TWARON is conducting heat (due to caused vibrations) very well and so absorbing the acoustic movement energy extremely well and in a very different way compared to all other known materials used for this purpose. Together with the choice of the correct length of the fibers and the right way to card it to a workable mass, the results are quite ashtonishing as noticed now by an increasing number of professionals in the audio community.
Compared to kg price of other materials it is expensive, but please note that you need only around 10-20% of the weight of other materials. Besides that and even more important: sound WILL IMPROVE dramatically, especially noticed in small signal response. Compared to prices of better wiring,equipment, absorbers, etc. it is even cheap regarding improvent of sound.
Many like to see the frequency/damping behaviour as shown below, which is unlike all other known materials and working over the full audio band and easy to adjust by filling the box with the right amount of TWARON Angel Hair.
Filling diagrams top down: 20, 10, 5, 2.5 grams/liter (log scale) TITK Institute
Filling diagrams top down: 20, 10, 5, 2.5 grams/liter (lin scale <1000Hz) TITK Institute
Unlike other materials the damping characteristics are about linear from 700Hz up. As the graphs show, use in loudspeaker systems an amount of 3-10 grams/liter volume appears to be a usefull amount, depending on the used frequency range and size/type of loudspeaker. You do NOT need to fill large loudspeakers and basreflex speakers completely; doing so would acoustically "kill" your precious loudspeaker system. In these cases we advise to fill just the space behind the woofer. Also, replacing BAF filling in excisting speakers by TWARON Angel Hair, mostly causes an increase of Musical Emotion.
What is hardly to present in graphs is where it actually is all about: used in loudspeaker systems you will notice the increase of small signal response, like room reflections of the recording area and other small sounds like instrument mechanical sounds immediatelly. Also the "speed" and 3D representation of the system will increase as you will find acknowledged by some reviewers by now. You are simply more "there".
Besides damping loudspeakers in an efficient and quality increasing way, filling absorbtion panels or sound traps with even more TWARON Angel Hair, will cause an absorbtion of a certain mid/high range of room reflections as shown in the graphs below. A filling of >20 grams/liter will cause a 100% damping of a certain high frequency range while leaving the stuffed panel on the other side. The more you fill, the less low frequencies will be damped due to the fact that the TWARON Angel Hair filling becomes more dense and so restricted in moving. A maximum is achieved with 150 grams/liter where the material gets so dense that it shows a steep absorbtion characteristic, where voice/instrumental range and harmonics are damped at maximum and bass is left unaffected. This could be an ideal solution for sound improvement of very "empty" or "small" sounding rooms (f.e. small stages) where voices and fine instruments need to be reproduced.
Filling diagrams top down: 20, 40, 80, 150 grams/liter (log scale) TITK Institute
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Football: Sunday Practice Quotes
ORLANDO, Fla. - West Virginia University Champs Sports Bowl Coach Bill Stewart and Player Quotes:
Coach Bill Stewart
on the senior class and their last practice at WVU
Our senior class has just been outstanding. You take young men like our skill men Noel Devine and Jock Sanders, our linebackers like Pat Lazear, Anthony Leonard and J.T. Thomas, Scooter Berry and Chris Neild on the line, and Eric Jobe as a guard on the offensive line – they've just been tremendous role models and leaders for this football program, our University, and certainly for the people of West Virginia.
Morgantown is a very unique and great place to come as a young man, and to go from young manhood into manhood. It's just been fantastic how these guys have grown as seniors. Most have been here for four or five years, and it's just been really neat to see these young men grow.
We hate it. We'd like to keep those guys around for another year, but it is what it is. Life marches on, and so do these seniors. I hope they go out with a bang. I hope each senior has a banner day and a fantastic finish. We're going to win the football game the best way we can, and hopefully these seniors will have a big, big part in it.
on his message to his seniors
I told them to hustle up, and they said it was the same old Stewart. I've been here driving them. I don't want to talk about it now with them, because I hate it. We'll talk about it tomorrow night at our meetings.
They (the seniors) will play hard. The last four weeks of this season, our senior class stepped up and played, and they hit the ball out of the park. What they have done for this program, the University and the people of West Virginia should be remembered forever. This is a senior class that has shown nothing but great resolve and great. When people were knocking us and trying to separate us and bust us within, our seniors didn't buy into it, didn't want to hear it and stayed focused. They stuck with the Mountaineer work ethic which they believe in, and they have done a great job.
on the seniors from Florida playing with too much emotion
They have gotten better. When Jock and Noel were freshmen and played at USF, it wasn't a good outing. It was a rough night. They were just trying to do too much. I though last year in the Gator Bowl, we were trying to do too much. Florida State only recruited one of my guys. I think everyone was trying to prove too much.
They just want to play a game on Tuesday. We want to stay within the framework of our offense, defense and special teams, and keep in mind that it's just a game. It just happens to be in Florida.
on the windy weather affecting the special teams' preparation
We're going to prepare today, still. I told them (the video crew) that I'm going to watch them on the lifts – I don't like that.
We have to kick (today) because we were inside for all of our work in Morgantown; we couldn't get out on the field, because it was so cold and snowy. We were hoping to get out down here, and now we have this weather. We kicked yesterday. It will be OK.
on the progress of Pat Miller's play this year
He's gotten better, as has Brodrick Jenkins. Hopefully, we'll have our Swat 40 team in there, too, where we'll have our safeties up as linebackers. The biggest thing for this game, in my opinion, is that we have to keep them from big gains on first down. With Russell Wilson, they can't be first and 10, first and 10, and get into a rhythm. He'll run us right out of the park. We have to get them out of rhythm. If we do that, then we get a chance to play more of our speed guys, which will help guys like Pat or Brodrick cover their tall receivers.
It's big time important (for Pat and Brodrick to step-up). It's crucial. Those receivers are bigger and taller than our guys. From what I've seen, they look faster than our guys. I don't think anyone will give us a chance come Tuesday. We'll see. We'll play.
on NC State's defense
They come at you. Here's the biggest problem I see with them – if their front seven can get to us before we can get the ball to our playmakers in space, then they will be very successful. If we can keep those guys from getting to us and get the ball in the flat to Jock and Tavon (Austin), I don't think those guys can tackle them. That's going to be the key. We can also pop them with our run game if they loosen a little. Geno has to run the football for us to be successful, and he will run the football. What you've seen over the last four games is what you're going to see Tuesday night.
Defensive back Pat Miller
on the NC State offense attacking his side of the field
They are going to do what they do. I just need to be ready and do what I do. I'm going to be prepared, do what we've been doing in practice and make plays.
on experience he gained in his last start against Maryland
To me that was a learning process. Now I know that they're going to make plays. Everyone makes plays. I'm going to try not to make a big deal out of it.
on his confidence growth
It's way higher. At first, I played a little as a freshman – I was on and off the field. I got a lot more playing time this year. I think I've improved each and every week and gotten more comfortable with the people I'm playing with.
Running back Noel Devine
on his mindset heading into his final game as a Mountaineer
This is just a homecoming. It's about coming out and playing football and just enjoying every minute of it.
on his health
My mindset is just on playing football. I'm going to play.
on playing his final game in his home state of Florida
It's like a homecoming. We're going to come out and throw a party on these guys and play our best. This time has just been about bonding with my team and enjoying our last few days together. I've been speaking to the younger guys and telling them how it is and that they need to keep the tradition going. They need to be Mountaineers and work hard.
Offensive lineman Cole Bowers
on starting the game
It's bittersweet. It's a little different situation than before when I started. Then, Josh (Jenkins) went down, and I stepped up. I proved myself in that game and I'm looking to do the same again.
on the confidence he gained after playing at LSU
I just know that I have to go out there every game and get after it.
on his expectations for the game
Defensively, they are a strong front. Their linebackers are really good. They get off the block really well.
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Year 2009, Isak and I got married, the 25th of July to be exact. In front of god inside the church we promise to love each other for ever. But this is about games, right? Well, is not only about that, is also about life and learning. Growing with every fail and trying to live up the dreams that consume our head everyday.
The relationship between us started because a huge dream, to create!
It never mattered how or what we were creating, it was always about just, creating things.
We started doing short films and music videos, because we both loved to do films, Isak was studying film making so he knew a lot more of cameras and story telling that I, so I also joined the school! It was 2 years, but Isak had already been there for one year so he was finishing and I only stayed for one period, not even a year. We really wanted to do things, and studies only made everything slower, and like always, with no money at all, but that helped to find the cleverness to solve problems with only the things we had to hand.
We did not do a lots of shortfilms either, because it was really time consuming, but everyone who creates know that it takes a lot of effort and time, love and a lot of patience!
(This is some of our work, they are many more!)
The respect to the artist is always in some sort of weird limbo, only those who are part of the elite can be respected and loved, but really?
We believe in the purity of creation, that it doesn't matter how you do it, or with what, is the things you make feel and the soul of the whole, that can make you lose senses, standing in front of the creation until you get the Stendhal syndrome and break in tears and pass out because you can't stand that much beauty!
Well… maybe is not necessary to that extreme , but is blood and love what we put into whatever we create.
So yes, we are dreamers and will die being it! But hopefully with some of the dreams come true!
Our trip into the creative world hasn't been easy. Because we are dreamers and not salesmen.
In this world the artist are hardly taken seriously and that is because the world have pretty weird laws of being a human being with a proper job and all that, but the truth is that jobs or activities that seem normal for the "whole" are not appropriate to everyone!
Under the years we have been witnesses to very unfair things related to our creation and mostly because of not being a couple of good salesmen. But we learned of course a lot, from everything!
In the year 2010 I started studying animation for real and that opened actually a big door for us both. Isak got to do more music because I was doing animations, so that experience in a way helped to grow all our artistic sides. Since I was very young I was making animation, but I only did some short stuff and they were pretty but with no technique.
In 2012, when I finished animation school, I though of studying more animation and get some kind of specialization in Games animation. But then Isak wanted also learn to code, so we could work together! We thought that almost all of our ideas, our stories were pretty cool for games.
We started to look around Game schools in Stockholm. But we were a bit tired actually of studying. So we got the Gamemaker (the free version), just to test some tutorial. Isak and GameMaker was love at first sight!
We worked a lot at that time, I was making animation work and Isak was working with something he really don't like (Installing internet).
We saved some money and bought the Game Maker Studio. Isak and I made some prototypes for other games that we really want to finish someday. But then Fran Bow came up.
Why are we doing Fran Bow!?
The Story of Fran Bow is actually based on my life and in a way is the last chapter of a very long and dark period since I was 4 years old, now I'm 27 almost 28. I had suffered many traumas that left me many scars and bad habits. So I start to write stories when I was around 14 years old and the story of Fran Bow is the mix of everything, from the darkest side to the lightest situations. Like I said, is based on my experiences, my reality, in my stories I always made everything mixed with fantasy so it wouldn't be so painful.
Isak loves the story of Fran Bow, he loves the weirdness inside of it, the psychological horror and the creepiness of it, and even he knows everything about my life, he understands also that is very important to finish this "chapter" of my life. I'm everyday thankful for the help and the strength Isak gives me, because this game is causing me pain but also a lot of laughing and learning!
So, that is one of the personal reasons to finish this game, but not the only one.
WE LOVE how the whole thing came together since the very first days of making the First chapter of Fran Bow. This game was all we wanted for a point and click and the horror I wanted to put into this is not the typical jump-scare technique, I wanted to go deeper into a world that nobody understands at the beginning and is disturbing.
We think often about the insensibility people have gained with all the media, all the extra violent images we see everyday… so is very hard to "scare" people in a clever way.
But the whole game is not about "scaring" people in the typical way of
– Oh my god I jump off the chair and die! –
is about a trip intro the unknown and that is always a bit scary, isn't?
In the beginning we were a bit lost and scared. We did not knew things that today we can. About the coding part, Isak made the whole first chapter but then he erased everything and did the coding again, because with the time he learned a lot. I also did all the graphics again, because I was not satisfied with it. Fran Bow has been a school it self and when we realized that the game was alive in some way… we realized that this wasn't going to be just a little game… this was going to be very big! A long trip! A story that gather many years…
There was a period when we left Fran Bow aside, not because we did not wanted to work on it anymore. To the opposite, we wanted to lean more to really make the Fran Bow game that Fran Bow deserves.
So we did a mini game called Pixxxel (something really silly and sexy) And we also made a Ludum Dare Jam, the game we did then was Run and Destroy.
Run n Destroy
After that we were loaded again to keep working on Fran, and we worked pretty hard!
But then I lose my job because there were not more animations for me to do and Isak was working much more! We nearly did not see each other, because of him coming so late and waking up at 4 in the morning to catch the train.
After a while of that kind of routine, we though of making a crowd funding. We have to finish this game! We love it! We will do what ever it takes to finish it! But never giving up our ideas, because like I said, the story is my life and that NO money can change.
We looked also into kickstarter, but it was impossible because we don't have US or UK bank account so we did Indiegogo!
And showing Fran Bow to the world is one of the most incredible things we ever done and happened to us, we have meet a lot of amazing people! But about that, we will tell you in the next post!
Thank you so much for reading this and thank you if you already supporting Fran Bow!


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Alyce F. Norris Releases THE IMPERFECT CIRCLE
Michelle Andrews began living in Florida in the late 1950s after the birth of her first child. She was an average mother, homemaker, wife, and semi-professional, making a living in the field of dentistry since high school. Two more children later and well into her second marriage, she finally enjoys the "empty nest," as her life takes a dramatic turn.
The Imperfect Circle, a compelling fictional novel written by Alyce F. Norris tells the story of Michelle whose life takes on a new identity after the death of Paul, her husband. He died from pulmonary embolism and now, Michelle looks forward to start a new life of her own as she moves to her new condo unit at Warrington Villas.But what she will find out about her dead husband throws her in the middle of The Imperfect Cirlce which she unwittingly becomes a part.
A set of unfamiliar keys for a safe deposit box and a post office box all belonging to her late husband becomes the focus of her life. Together with Bonnie, her best friend, they search for answers to find out the truth behind the mysterious keys and the suspicious post office box. Along the way, Michelle meets Peter Driscoll who will unravel to her more of the things about her late husband and the secrets he keeps from her through the years. What mysteries lie behind the keys, the safe deposit box and a post office box? What will Peter Driscoll reveal about Paul? Will Michelle find out about the truth?
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Editorial: Learn to love your fat
OBESITY kills, everyone knows that. But is it possible that we've been looking at the problem in the wrong way? It seems getting fatter may be part of your body's defence against the worst effects of unhealthy eating, rather than their direct cause.
This curious insight comes at the same time as several studies distancing obesity itself from a host of diseases it has long been blamed for, including heart disease and diabetes.
Instead, these studies point the finger at excess fat in the bloodstream, either when the fat cells of obese people finally get overloaded or when lean people who can't store a lot of fat eat too much. This seems to have a destructive effect by provoking the body's immune response.
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Some occasions are cannot forget because of their regular interval specially coming many times in one year. A lunar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes behind the Earth so that the Earth blocks the Sun's rays from striking the Moon. This can occur only when the Sun, Earth, and Moon are aligned exactly, or very closely so, with the Earth in the middle. This occur when moon is of full night and moon is at its peak. The type and length of an eclipse depend upon the Moon's location with relevant of Earth and Son.This is the last lunar Eclipse of year 2014.If you still thinking that what is Lunar Eclipse is?
Lunar Eclipse December 2014 Time
10 December 2014 is the confirmed Date of Lunar Eclipse In Year 2014. Before this Lunar Eclipse December 2014 is the second Lunar.The most recent total lunar eclipse occurred on June 15, 2014; it was a central eclipse, visible over Europe and South America after sunset, over Africa and most of Asia, and Australia before sunrise. It lasted 100 minutes. But Now Lunar Eclipse In December 2014 having different way out and also watchable from different areas as timing and countries are given below:
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Lunar Eclipse 10 December 2014 Timing
The eclipse's total phase lasts for 51 minutes. It starts at at 11:33:36 Universal Time (UT), with totality starting at 14:06:16 UT.The point of the greatest eclipse occurs at 14:31:49 UT. The umbral eclipse magnitude will reach 1.11 at this point.Totality ends at 14:57:24 UT, and the entire eclipse finally ends at 17:29:57 UT.
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Three Champions, Five All-Big Ten for IU on Day Two
May 15, 2010
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Indiana won three events on day two of the Big Ten Championships and had two more athletes post second-place finishes for All-Big Ten honors. Derek Drouin took the high jump crown, Faith Sherrill took the shot put title and De'Sean Turner won the 3,000m steeplechase. Sarah Pease and Andrew Poore took second in the steeplechase.
The Hoosiers finished the day with the men in second place with 36 points. The women are in third with 41 points. Indiana had 11 athletes advance through Saturday prelims to Sunday finals.
Drouin won his third career Big Ten high jump crown, and his second straight outdoor title. Drouin cleared 2.21m (7-3) to win by 3.5 inches. He was the only athlete to clear seven feet. Drouin won the the indoor crown earlier this year, making this his third straight title.
Sherrill won the shot put with a Big Ten Championship heave of 17.03m (55-10.5). Sherrill bettered defending champion and former record holder Aja Evans by 10.25 inches. Sherrill is the second Hoosier ever to put the shot more than 17 meters, joining IU legend Katrin Koch. Sherrill's title is the first by a Hoosier woman in the shot put since 2001 when Jennifer Brown took the gold medal. Sherrill joins defending national champion Mariam Kevkhishvilli of Florida as the only two throwers to better the 17 meter mark this season.
Turner and Poore finished 1-2 in the steeplechase, bringing home 18 points for the IU cause. Turner's time of 8:43.72 is the fifth-fastest in IU history and ranks among the nation's top-10 this season. Poore finished in 8:44.10 which is the sixth-best in IU lore. He ranks 11th in Div. I this season. The two Hoosiers finished nearly three seconds ahead of the third-place runner.
Pease clocked a school-record time of 9:59.16. She and Penn State's Bridget Franek each bettered the Billy Hayes Track record. Pease improves on a third-place finish in the event last season. She is the first Hoosier to break 10 minutes in the event. Pease was followed in by Caitlin Engel who took sixth for three IU points. Her time of 10:31.27 is the fourth best in school history and is a six second career best.
Mackenzie Cutter was fifth in the javelin, with a heave of 37.15m (121-10). Jackie Coleman was eighth in the long jump (5.77m (18-11.25)).
In the heptathlon, Courtney Woodard took sixth with 4838 points, and Laura Morris took seventh with 4688 points. Those are the sixth- and eighth-best times in IU history.
The Hoosiers close out hosting the Big Ten Outdoor Championships on Sunday, May 16 at Robert C. Haugh Track and Field Complex. For complete coverage of IU track and field, stay tuned to IUHoosiers.com.
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Additional collaboration between East Central College and the Washington School District could be on the horizon if a $9 million bond issue on the April 2 ballot is approved by district voters.
Dr. Lori VanLeer, superintendent of the Washington School District, made a presentation to East Central College trustees at their March 4 meeting regarding the district's April ballot issues and the implications for ECC.
Construction of an early childhood education center on the Washington West Elementary campus is one of the improvements that would occur if voters approve Proposition R, Question One. That issue involves no increase to the debt service property tax levy. The facility would allow the district to house its Parents as Teachers, preschool and early childhood special education programs in one location and include a classroom for higher education instruction.
"Students in ECC's early childhood education program could utilize the center as a lab/instructional setting," said VanLeer. "Potentially, we could establish a program similar to those we have in place at Four Rivers Career Center where high school students from Washington and our sending schools, as well as adults, could prepare to pursue career s in early childhood education or work in child care settings."
VanLeer stated that having ECC students observe and learn in a facility that houses infants/toddlers through pre-K could be beneficial to them and the school district. "This would enhance the ability to meet their needs and our ability to grow our own teachers." She noted that leasing space to ECC to accommodate the college's education program could be a possibility.
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"We need to place students at a lab school program where they can observe and be with bachelor degreed teachers," Huxel said. "To be an accredited program our students must do a placement at an infant/toddler site in addition to practicums at a 3-5 year old program site. Our students also have to work under teachers trained in one of four state approved curriculums."
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Senior Bowl Diary: Day 1
Senior Bowl Diary: Day 1
Monday practices started off with Weigh-Ins. Official measurements will be posted soon. Looking at shirtless dudes can give a pretty solid grasp of their physique and possibly hint at their work ethic (in the gym at least). Not all players were comment worthy but here are some of the notes that I jotted down about random players as they came up.
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OT Mike Adams OSU
Extremely long, really cool tattoos (sorry, I had to)
CB Brandon Boykin UGA
Jacked, probably has the lowest body fat percentage of all the prospects in Mobile
LB Zach Brown UNC
Hearing that he runs a 4.4 I was expecting him to be more of a gym rat but he just appeared to be normal, not overly jacked and obviously not out of shape.
DE/DT Quinton Coples UNC
Like his teammate Brown, not super toned. In fact, Coples had a smidge of belly fat.
QB Kirk Cousins MSU
For a quarterback, he's surprisingly toned but a bit on the thin side.
DE Jack Crawford PSU
Appeared to be carrying a few extra lbs
QB Nick Foles Arizona
Large frame, did a shrug and a Justin Beiber hair-flip after hearing he's 6'5
WR Jeff Fuller TA&M
Long and lean
RB Terrance Ganaway Baylor
Thick. Not fat, not toned, just very thick
RB Dan Herron OSU
Solidly built, has a "BOOM" tattoo on his right bicep
S George Iloka BSU
Tall, toned, very healthy 222 lbs
DE Melvin Ingram SCAR
Very underwhelmed. Carries quite a bit of baby fat
CB Janoris Jenkins UNA
Wirey, I was surprised he weight 191 but it's all muscle/bone
CB Leonard Johnson ISU
Very strong neck, healthy 198 lbs
RB Doug Martin BSU
Another short guy with a strong neck. Very lean/compact looking RB.
DT Mike Martin UM
Stole the show, I heard multiple talent evaluations whisper the word "Hulk"
WR Marquis Maze UA
No tone at all, clearly dislikes the weight room
OLB Shea McClellin BSU
Lacks tone/bulk
QB Kellen Moore BSU
I thought he was a kicker, not even joking.
OL Kelechi Osemele ISU
Wide shoulders, long long arms
RB Chris Polk Washington
Underwhelming. Most RBs are toned or cut, Polk is clearly not a gym rat. Very normal looking.
DT Brandon Thompson Clemson
Healthy 311 lbs, doesn't carry too much extra weight
DT Kendall Reyes UCONN
Solid fitness level, not fat at all for a 300 lbs
DE Courtney Upshaw UA
Very cut but shorter than I expected, his arm measurement wasn't good either
DT Billy Winn BSU
I was going to list Winn as a DE/DT but he was looking very chunky so either he wants to play DT or doesn't care about his body that much.
OG Kevin Zeitler Wisconsin
Had his ankles taped for some reason, probably to avoid ankle sprains while walking
As for practice, we had to choose either North or South (only a 1 time thing) so I went with South, where the team worked out at a Fairhope Stadium. It rained heavily before practice so the field was sloppy and in poor shape. I focused mostly on the QBs, DBs, and WRs because the players were only wearing top-pads.
Joe Adams definitely stood out today with two acrobatic diving catches. Hopefully we can see him on a dry field tomorrow but looked shifty, aggressive, catches with his hands. The crowd ate him up too.
On one play, Nick Foles had Clemson FB Craig Diehl beating his man on a wheel route, hesitated, and checked it down. After that play, safety Antonio Allen (playing in cover-2 over the top) yelled "Throw that (expletive that rhymes with spit)!" Had he thrown it earlier, he had Diehl, but Foles was gunshy.
Patrick Edwards had a case of the dropsies, having two of the most blatant drops of the afternoon. He looked smooth in his routes though, very good waist bend.
Zach Brown look good in coverage early on, deflecting away the first two throws his way (which would have been for minimal gain either way).
Janoris Jenkins attempted to play press coverage on Jeff Fuller and he had the press at first but ended up on the ground. I'm not sure if it was due to the slippery footing or if Fuller forced him down. Either way, I don't know if Jenkins is going to earn his bread by pressing Fuller, who looked much better than I expected today.
The quarterbacks as a whole were a bit sloppy. None of them really stood out. Ryan Lindley in particular looked a bit uncomfortable dropping back from center. His footwork seemed sloppy. Brandon Weeden had some pretty looking throws and was the quarterback who got first reps. Nick Foles came up short on one throw in particular which slipped on the grass 5 yards short and skipped into a cameraman on the sideline. It's tough to be critical on these guys throwing to guys they aren't familiar with but they all seemed very gunshy and indecisive. Maybe that's something which is normal for Senior Bowl practices becauase this is the first I've attended.
I'll try to get more notes on the linemen tomorrow but that's all for now. Hopefully you guys are enjoying my Senior Bowl coverage. There's so many things happening at once that it's information overload.
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Something like Undertaker-Shawn Michaels at WM 25. That would be awesome but, a match like that can never be duplicated. Hell, even they couldn't duplicate it this year.
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WWE is wearing thin on performers that draw money. If this match doesn't happen at WM 27 then it might not end up happening. To the average wrestling fan this match is a big deal and they'll probably want to buy WM just to see that.
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suse 11.1 and biostar mcp6p motherboard
First I am very new to Linux, and have only installed it today.
I have had a message that my audio is not working, but it is with the default driver. The sound is quiet, and if the volume is turned up it is distorted.
Is this a driver problem?
If so which driver should I use?
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We would need more information. What desktop environment are you using (Gnome, KDE 3, KDE 4, etc). What programs are you trying to get sound on? What are you using to control the volume? What hardware are you using for your audio?
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Go to YaST > Hardware > Sound > Other > Volume and turn the volume for both PCM and Master UP to about 95%. Close YaST. Then go to your mixer (kmix for kde and alsamixer for gnome) and move your PCM and Master volume up (or down) to a comfortable level, such that there is no distortion. Note every time you start a new multimedia application you may need to adjust your PCM level in your mixer.
Reference the audio error message, thats a bug in openSUSE-11.1, and there is a work around fix available.
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Maybe it's mere coincidence. We suspect not. Earlier this year, Aston Martin released its uprated Rapide S, pushing the power of its V12 four-door from 500bhp to 550bhp. Which was just a few more horsepowers than the Porsche Panamera Turbo S.
New Panamera Turbo S: is very fast
Porsche takes the fight to the Aston Martin Rapide with its upgraded 562bhp, 193mph super-tourer
Now Porsche has announced the facelifted, even-more-powerful, even faster Panamera Turbo S. Power from its twin-turbo 4.2-litre V8 rises to 562bhp, 20bhp more than the current Turbo S and a dozen horses ahead of that pesky Rapide.
Porsche has liberated that extra power through a new brace of turbochargers with larger compressors, and increased injection pressure by 20 bar. Torque also rises by 37lb ft to a meaty 553lb ft, with an overboost function raising it to 590lb ft for short bursts.
All of which adds up to an indecently rapid machine. The upgraded Panamera will do 0-62mph in an official 3.8 seconds - though remember Porsche is notoriously conservative with its acceleration figures - and a top speed of 193mph. Enough to make the 190mph, 0-62mph-in-4.9-secs Rapide look pedestrian.
Despite the power hike, Porsche claims economy of the Panamera Turbo S has risen 11 per cent to 27.7mpg.
The facelifted Panamera Turbo S will officially debut at the Tokyo show later this month, and will land in the UK in January with prices starting at £131,049. That's £15k less than the Aston Rapide S. Which would you take?


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Every so often a project knocks my socks off, and I cannot help but share it. Yesterday I was catching up over at Beth's site {Sawdust and Embryos}, and I saw this amazing gradient flower stained coffee table. I about fell off my chair. I couldn't help but share it!Before:During: After:For the full tutorial, check out Beth and Nick's Gradient Shading Wood Technique tutorial.Click on the image below to see all of … [Read more...]
Featuring amazing {ahem I mean FABULOUS} furniture is one of my favorite things to do here at All Things Thrifty. I am obsessed with furniture, and I get inspired when I see fabulous things happening out there! Here are a few inspirational transformations that I thought you would like! xoxo, Have a great weekend!Katie from matsutakeblog turned her ordinary IKEA table into something that belongs in a magazine!I love that … [Read more...]
Howdy howdy All Things Thrifty Readers! Beth here again, from Sawdust and Embryos! Happy St. Patrick's Day! It's hard to believe a whole month has passed since we had our very first contributing post where we featured our Woodgrain Coffee Table. And we're totally stoked to be back for a brand new furniture makeover to share with y'alls!So my friend brought us this serious clunker of a dresser. Solid, chunky and … [Read more...]
First of all, I know that you are super duper anxious to see Part 2 of the brick project. Don't worry, I will be posting it soon {on a day that starts with M and ends with day}. Ha ha. Believe me I'm anxious to show you too! Don't forget to check back. Almost every Friday I feature amazing furniture here at All Things Thrifty in my "Freakin' Fabulous Furniture" series. I love transforming furniture into the. perfect. … [Read more...]
Whenever I am helping clients search for furniture, Down East Home is seriously the first place we go. Specifically, our Down East Home here in St. George is amazing. If you go, make sure you tell Brad {the super nice manager} that I sent you. They have great, stylish choices, and their prices are excellent. So, today's freakin' fantastic furniture post will show off the fun couches that we bought this last week at Down … [Read more...]
Well, well, well, WELCOME to our Friday ritual where you get to see some fun furniture transformations, occasional retail wish lists, and maybe even some WIERD furniture every so often to keep us entertained and on our toes. Today is going to be short and to the point. Whenever I need a break, I tend to go thrift shopping. I know, relaxing and thrift shopping in a RELATED sentence? Yeppity yep. That's the way I roll. I … [Read more...]
Today I'm going to show you some of my favorite blogs (and feature some amazing furniture while we are at it!) I have met a few of these ladies in real life, and I cannot even begin to tell you how amazing I think they all are! I hope to be able to meet all of them someday, and today I am going to show off their FREAKIN' Fantastic Furniture! If you aren't already an avid reader of these four blogs, you should be. I'll … [Read more...]
Remember the AMAZING piece of furniture I featured on freakin' fantastic furniture on Friday? (Random sidenote: that was a lot of words that started with F!) I'm a little A.D.D….back to the original topic… Well, here is a little sneak peak of the furniture in Jill's House. I cannot wait to show you more!! It is pretty FREAKIN' FANTASTIC isn't it!?!? I wish the pictures would do it justice. This picture is a better … [Read more...]
For those that may not be familiar with my freakin' fabulous furniture posts, every Friday I feature some super sweet furniture. Sometimes I will feature furniture that I refinish myself. Sometimes I will feature furniture that is refinished by you, and sometimes I will feature furniture on my wish list from retail stores. Today, I get to show you a dream come true, (kind of). I love amazing furniture, and this … [Read more...]
I know a lot of you may already know I am obsessed with furniture. Some people love shoes or clothes, I love furniture (and fabric, but that is beside the point!). I have a love affair with furniture especially. I consider myself a treasure hunter and I love to search for THE PERFECT furniture pieces for my home. I have refinished a lot of furniture, and even reupholstered a few furniture pieces. Choosing the right … [Read more...]


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One of my local grocery stores carries frozen Skyline Chili (just the chili). I've made the dip using cream cheese before, but I know there has to be other things that the chili can be used for.
Any ideas?
One of my local grocery stores carries frozen Skyline Chili (just the chili). I've made the dip using cream cheese before, but I know there has to be other things that the chili can be used for.
Any ideas?
Grape works as a soda. Sort of as a gum. I wonder why it doesn't work as a pie. Grape pie? There's no grape pie. - Larry David
Get those little pie crusts (finger sized) fill with chili, top with cheese.
Stuffed 4 way baked potatoes with chili/onions/cheese
I like to get the spice packets and make turkey chili with it.
Get your nunchucks and the keys to your dad's car. I know where we can get a gun
Here's the official site with recipes, but nothing special in my opinion.
In the same way that a baseball season never really begins, it never really ends either. - Lonnie Wheeler, "Bleachers, A Summer in Wrigley Field"
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You can put it on spaghetti, with cheese, beans, and onions
I like it on burritos
It works well with potato skins.
The Sox traded Bullfrog the only player they've got for Shottenhoffen. Four-eyes Shottenhoffen a utility infielder. They've got a whole team of utility infielders.
I have made pizza with it before that was quite good. Whole wheat crust, chili, cheddar cheese and onions. Simple but good.
I've had skyline chili....its suitable for human consumption, but why on earth would anyone want to use it in recipes?
Championships for MY teams in my lifetime:
Cincinnati Reds - 75, 76, 90
Chicago Blackhawks - 10, 13, 15
University of Kentucky - 78, 96, 98, 12
Chicago Bulls - 91, 92, 93, 96, 97, 98
"You can't let praise or criticism get to you. It's a weakness to get caught up in either one."
--Woody Hayes
However I do agree about making 'recipes' for the stuff... isn't how's it available enough? It's not really a filler per se, especially from a can.
But the cook in me screams out stupid ways to use it.
Three Way Lasagna
Frito Pie
Faux sundaes served in a parfait glass, scoop of chili with cheese and sour cream
Scotch eggs with chili meatballs in the center.
Chili Empanadas
I can't get past the idea of chili in a can. Where'd the meat come from? I do have a couple skyline spice packets in the cabinet though.
Get your nunchucks and the keys to your dad's car. I know where we can get a gun
"...You just have a wider lens than one game."
--Former Reds GM Wayne Krivsky, on why he didn't fly Josh Hamilton to Colorado for one game.
"...its money well-spent. Don't screw around with your freedom."
--Roy Tucker, on why you need to lawyer up when you find yourself swimming with sharks.
I was poor. Like, the money I made paid for books and rent. Not much left for food. So I ate a big meal at Frisch's for dinner and occasionally "borrowed" food from the walk-in cooler. One of those things was a big wax gallon container of either Frisch's chili or vegetable soup. I ate that stuff all the time for a year. Like, every day. Breakfast, lunch, or dinner (what can I say, I was a college student).
I still loves me a Big Boy with extra sauce and onion rings, but the thought of Frisch's chili or vegetable soup makes me pale. I ate a lifetime's worth in 9 months.
Teach tolerance.
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By Tina Snell, Staff Writer The Belong Team, a part of the Live Better Live Longer initiative in Morrison County, has adopted the "Bundles of Joy" project. The project fills a handmade diaper bag with diapers, baby wipes, washcloths, blankets, bibs, sleepers and other clothing, sheets and a ted...Read More
What's in a name? If the mission revolves around promoting activities and strategies that help residents of the community live better and longer, then a name can be instrumental in focusing people on that mission. That name can be especially helpful when it already possesses some familiarity in th...Read More
By Tina Snell, Staff Writer There is a new force taking over Morrison County. It's called "Kindness." The Live Better, Live Longer (LBLL) coalition advocates a support network within the community and it all begins with kindness. The Belong Team of the LBLL coalition started the Kindness camp...Read More
by Jennie Zeitler, Staff Writer Members of the Live Better! Live Longer! (LBLL) initiative have been holding community gatherings around the county during the past year. Wednesday featured two such gatherings in Little Falls — one at breakfast and one at supper. The agenda included a meal followed...Read More
Talks include how to add years to one's life and life to one's years By Tina Snell, Staff Writer The Live Better Live Longer (LBLL) – Move Team has enticed motivational speaker Robert Sweetgall to speak in locally. The event is scheduled for Wednesday, May 15, at two venues in Morrison ...Read More
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I read the news today, oh boy.
What A Day in the Life for Beatles aficianadoes. The Fab Four's catalog has been released, and if you don't get it while it's hot you'll be saying to yourself later on, "I Should Have Known Better."
It Won't Be Long before we can enjoy re-mastered discs and return through their words and music to the best of times we had Yesterday.
Many people might say It's All Too Much. More Beatles stuff to purchase, can't we just Let it Be?
There's already Beatles this and that Here, There and Everywhere.
That's Because people can't get enough of their music. For me, listening to Beatles tunes will always make me feel better when I'm Down.
Say The Word and anything Beatles do decades after they broke up will bring in the Money.
From Kansas City to Penny Lane to Blue Jay Way. Heck, if it was possible, Across the Universe.
Granted, a lot of on-the-fence Beatles fans are probably saying Don't Let Me Down.
And younger people who are surprised that Paul McCartney really was in a band before Wings are shaking their heads over all the fuss and probably think we're in need of psychiatric Help!
They should realize that with the Beatles it's always Something.
Speaking of the Fab Four, there could be a Beatles tribute band of a different sort.
Politicians and media-types and celebrities covering Beatles songs for an album.
All proceeds go to the grassroots alternative to campaign financing —- which is why the album will be called "You Never Give Me Your Money."
Certainly that title wouldn't apply to lobbyists.
Here's the album's itinerary:
Side One
1. "We Can Work It Out." President Obama's solo effort (because he's having trouble with accompaniment) about bipartisanship on health care reform. Recorded live in the hallowed chambers of the U.S. House of Representatives before a captive audience, some who were waiting for him to reveal himself as the Antichrist because he chose to make his health care reform speech toa joint session of Congress on Sept. 9, 2009. You know,09-09-09 —- 9-9-9, the upside down of 6-6-6.
2. Dick Cheney reworks the song from the Beatles' "Rubber Soul" album "I've Just Seen a Face." It's now called "I've Just Shot a Face."
3. Rush "Jabba the Butt" Limbaugh, backed up by the Village People, sings "Carry that Weight."
4. South Carolina Gov. Mark "Love your tan lines" Sanford and his hot Argentina babe perform a duet of "You've Got to Hide Your Love Away." Recorded live on stage on the Old Appalachian Trail.
5. Glenn Beck tries to emulate Johnny Cash singing at a prison. For this song he's at San Quentin serending Charles Manson with his version of "Helter Skelter."
Side Two
1. "For No One." MSNBC's Keith Olbermann dedicates this Beatle song to conservative whack job Ann Coulter, referring to a demographic made up just for her —- whther that encompasses the political or the romantic.
2. Bill Clinton, backed up by The Bush Twins, sings "Why Don't We Do It In the Road." To which the twins reply in song in the background, "Go away, leave me alone, Don't Bother Me."
3. The Republican Party sings its answer to anything Obama tries to accomplish with "You Can't Do That."
4. Sarah Palin, because she bails out of speaking engagements, let alone her job, does her rendition of "You Won't See Me."
5. "The Fool on the Hill." Al Franken can't seem to shake his former career as it collides with his new role as senator.
Get by with a little help from your friends, paisans…..


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Read more: "The nature of nothingness"
THE mathematicians' version of nothing is the empty set. This is a collection that doesn't actually contain anything, such as my own collection of vintage Rolls-Royces. The empty set may seem a bit feeble, but appearances deceive; it provides a vital building block for the whole of mathematics.
It all started in the late 1800s. While most mathematicians were busy adding a nice piece of furniture, a new room, even an entire storey to the growing mathematical edifice, a group of worrywarts started to fret about the cellar. Innovations like non-Euclidean geometry and Fourier analysis were all very well - but were the underpinnings sound? To prove they were, a basic idea needed sorting out that no one really understood. Numbers.
Sure, everyone knew how to do sums. Using numbers wasn't the problem. The big question was what they were. You can show ...
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The people have spoken, and Research in Motion's ballyhooed BlackBerry Torch smartphone is officially not an instant hit. RIM only sold 150,000 Torches during the first weekend after the phone's August 12 launch. By contrast, Apple moved 1.7 million iPhone 4 units during the first three days after its launch in late June.
RIM competes mainly with Apple, Motorola and Nokia in the mobile phone market. The company had high hopes for the Torch, which is the first BlackBerry equipped with both a physical keyboard and a touch screen interface, and the first smartphone to run BlackBerry's new OS6 operating system.
However, it does not appear that these new features are enough to make the Torch stand out in an increasingly crowded smartphone market. RIM can't afford to release many more phones like this one.
There could be a significant downside to our $72 stock price estimate for RIM if the company's share of the smartphone market grows more slowly than we expect during the Trefis forecast period. Our analysis follows below.
RIM's market share
We currently expect RIM's share of the global mobile phone market to grow from around 2.7% in 2009 to about 8% by the end of the Trefis forecast period. We expect RIM's unit sales to increase from 34 million in 2009 to 147 million by 2016.You can drag the trend-line in the chart below to create your own mobile phone market share forecast for RIM and see how it impacts the company's stock price.
RIM's stock price is highly sensitive to changes in the company's mobile phone market share. As a result, unsuccessful phones like the Torch can destroy a great deal of shareholder value. There could be a downside of 30% to the $72 Trefis price estimate for RIM's stock if RIM is only able to sell 100 million BlackBerries by 2016 (equivalent to a 5.4% market share) rather than the 147 million that we currently forecast.
You can see the complete $72 Trefis Price estimate for RIM's stock here.
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Doublelift : Pro League of Legends player talking about his first steps
Youtube Channel MachinimaVS made an deep interview with Peter " Doublelift " Peng, League of Legends pro player of Counter Logic Gaming.
Doublelift talked about his first steps in his carrier as a pro LoL player, why he leave his home in order to follow his dreams doing what he loves and his relationship with his parents and brothers.
It was a pretty in and out interview with a lot of emotions going on. As far I can remember its is the first time we are seen a pro gamer to talk about his family.


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|Session Information
|Session Title: Ethical, Legal, Social and Policy Issues in Genetics Session Type: Poster
|Session Location: Exhibit Hall, Level 2, Convention Center Session Time: Fri 7:00AM-4:30PM
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|Program Number: 1353F Presentation Time: Fri, Oct 14, 2011, 2:00PM-3:00PM
|Keywords: Ethical, Legal, Social and Policy Issues in Genetics, KW080 - GENOME-WIDE ASSOCIATION, KW076 - GENETIC TESTING, KW150 - PUBLIC, PATIENT AND PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION, KW054 - ETHICAL, LEGAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES, KW154 - RISK ASSESSMENT
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Guidelines for evaluating genetic associations for use in direct-to-consumer personal genetic analysis. S. Wu, G. M. Benton, J. Y. Tung, A. B. Chowdry, J. L. Mountain, B. T. Naughton 23andMe, Inc., Mountain View, CA.
Crowd-sourced, free, and online tools mingle alongside commercial and non-profit ventures now offering genetic testing and analysis to individuals. Groups that offer information about how genetics may influence health and physical traits base their services on the scientific literature, primarily genome-wide association studies (GWAS), but how they evaluate and report on this literature can vary. The standards for evidence used by different groups can range from very permissive to quite stringent, balancing different needs for validity, stability, flexibility, scalability, and relevancy to the state of research. 23andMe has developed and evolved a robust set of guidelines for evaluating genetic associations reported in the literature. These guidelines account for sources of error and bias -- including confirmation bias, multiple hypothesis testing, population stratification, and type I error -- by considering parameters such as sample size, existence of replications, effect size, and correction for multiple hypotheses. In addition, the guidelines address broader issues raised by reporting on research primarily focused on populations of European descent and on associations with different levels of evidence to a diverse consumer audience. We describe lessons learned from several years of evaluating genetic associations in the context of connecting individuals to their genetic information.
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Cleaning coast lines, restoring oyster reefs, teaching green tips at environmental events, and hosting interactive educational experiences at the parks are just a few ways SeaWorld and Busch Gardens parks across the U.S. are getting involved this Earth Day.
On Friday, April 22, and Saturday, April 23, SeaWorld Orlando educators will engage guests with interactive educational experiences throughout the park. Guests can pick up an Earth Day passport at the first participating exhibit they visit and receive animal cutouts at each successive location. Each area has exciting opportunities to learn about animals, ecosystems, conservation and more.
On Saturday April 23, SeaWorld Orlando and Busch Gardens Tampa volunteers will help Tampa Bay Watch restore oyster reefs on Weedon Preserve in St. Petersburg, Fla.
SeaWorld will show San Diegans what the park's Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation Program is all about during the 21st annual EarthFair in Balboa Park, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. April 17. Some of the park's animal care specialists will be on hand to talk about how SeaWorld rescues an average of 200 stranded sea lions, seals, pelicans and other marine species each year, giving a second chance to animals that would otherwise not survive. The interactive booth will include a game that illustrates how ocean animals get injured by items such as fishing hooks and plastic trash bags and kids will also get to see SeaWorld's rescue truck. San Diego's EarthFair in Balboa Park is the largest free annual environmental fair in the world. For more information, visit www.earthdayweb.org.
SeaWorld will join volunteers from all over the county for this year's I Love a Clean San Diego's Creek to Bay Cleanup, 9 a.m. to noon, April 30. As one of the site captains of the event, SeaWorld will oversee the cleaning of the Mission Bay-South Shores Boat Launch. Since its inception in 2003, the Creek to Bay Cleanup has drawn more than 17,000 volunteers, who have removed close to one million pounds of trash and recyclables, covering 679 miles of San Diego's inland areas and coastal shorelines. SeaWorld's participation is part of the park's Green Week 2011 activities. For more information, or to register for the Creek to Bay Cleanup, visit www.creektobay.org.
On April 22 Busch Gardens and Water Country USA will participate in the annual Earth Day Fair in Yorktown. Participants will learn how to live green and what green initiatives are in place at local businesses like the parks. The fair also features free on-site document shredding and electronic equipment recycling.


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Holiday Card & Gift Tag Workshop
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Saturday, December 8, 2012 from 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM (PST)
In this class you will make your own holiday cards and gift tags. We will use a variety of techniques from embossing to basic paper craft. Ideas, instruction and inspiration will be provided. Each student will leave with at least 5 holiday cards and 10 gift tags.
For more details email email@example.com
Unfold Yoga is a small, intimate studio that offers classes for everyone; from those that have never touched a yoga mat to seasoned yoga students. Unfold is a wonderful studio that offers yoga, prenatal, childbirth education classes, workshops and more.
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1. Check your son's/daughter's weight and height, calculate body mass index (BMI), and plot the measurements on growth charts.
2. Check your son's/daughter's blood pressure and vision using standard testing equipment.
3. Ask questions, address concerns, and offer advice about how your son or daughter is:
Eating. Young adults should be eating three meals a day that include a colorful array of vegetables, whole grains, and at least three servings of dairy products that provide 1,300 milligrams of calcium per day. Include enough lean meats, poultry, and seafood in the diet to reach 15 milligrams of iron per day for young women and 11 milligrams for guys. One serving of beef has 2-3 milligrams of iron. Opt for water over juice or sports drinks.
Sleeping. Young adults generally need about 8 hours of sleep per night. Inadequate sleep can lead to decreased alertness and poor performance.
Physical activity. Young adults should aim for 60 minutes of physical activity per day.
Growth and development. By 20, it's common for many young adults to:
4. Perform a physical exam. In a young woman, perform a pelvic exam if she is sexually active and has excessive discharge or pelvic pain. In guys, examine the testicles for masses and varicocele (swollen veins).
5. Update immunizations. Immunizations can protect people from serious illnesses, so it's important that people receive them on time. Your son or daughter should talk to the doctor about what to expect.
6. Order tests. Your doctor may assess whether your son or daughter is at risk for anemia, high cholesterol, and tuberculosis and order tests, if needed.
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I don't play tourist, unlike Adventures in Aliyaland who had a real adventure taking her sister around on a whirlwind tour of Israel recently. It's just that when I go to Jerusalem I frequently see a lot of it and often by foot and lightrail, too.
I need to exercise more, and just plain "fitness walking" is a bore, so when I'm in the big city I do walk. It's just that I don't get there often. Most of the time I'm only there once a week. Well armed with my trusty Canon 620 (rather an ancient artifact by digital camera standards) I end up taking lots of pictures. And also being well-trained by my parents "not to waste film," I rarely shoot more than one of two of a scene.
Since I'll soon be getting myself a smartphone, does anyone have recommendations of those with decent easy to use cameras or in the negative, what not to buy? Price is important. Less money is certainly better for me.
PS as you can see, there was still snow in many places.
Friday, December 27, 2013
Some Recent Jerusalem Pictures
Posted by Batya Medad at 12/27/2013 07:37:00 AM
Labels: Canon A620, digital camera, Jerusalem, smartphone
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- Tzivia in AliyahLand said...
Lovely pics; thanks for the link. No recommendations for a smart phone - mine's as dumb as they get and I'm reasonably happy. I think they are all pretty easy to use for picture-taking, though...
- Batya Medad said...
a dumb smartphone is still smarter than a smart dumbphone
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