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When Mariah Carey named her 14th studio album Me. I Am Mariah… The Elusive Chanteuse, she probably did mean it literally. But, with the exception of the odd holiday album, Mimi's latest will do something few of her other releases have done lately: miss a #1 debut and set a new sales low.
Frozen Out By Coldplay
Sure, six of Mariah's albums have debuted at #1 with sales above the 100,000 (or 200,000, or 300,000) mark, but things were a bit more low-key this time around. In fact, Chanteuse came in at #3 on the Billboard 200 album chart with modest sales of 58,000, according to figures provided by Nielsen SoundScan. That's the smallest opening for one of her non-holiday albums since SoundScan started tracking data in 1991. The harder pill to swallow, though, is that she was beat out at #1 by Coldplay, whose Ghost Stories plunged 78 percent in week two to nearly 83,000, but still hung on to the top spot.
In fact, she also came in behind country singer Brantley Gilbert's Just As I Am, which fell 69 percent in week two to 65,000.
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Austin Mahone's The Secret EP debuted at #5 on sales of nearly 46,000, which is really all he ever needs. Further down the chart, Cher Lloyd's Sorry I'm Late was just outside the top 10 at #12 (17,000) and Robyn's EP with Royksopp, Do It Again, landed at #14 (15,000).
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Strengthening her bid for the song of the summer, Iggy Azalea's "Fancy" held on to #1 for another week on the Billboard Digital Songs Chart, moving another 283,000 copies. Her historic run held up as Ariana Grande's "Problem" was still at #2 (243,000), giving her another Beatles-esque week in the top two spots.
Nico & Vinz's "Am I Wrong" also stood still, hanging at #3 (149,000), while MAGIC's "Rude" was up five spots to #4 (up 25 percent, 141,000), while 5 Seconds of Summer had the week's biggest debut with "Good Girls," which came in at #8 (121,000), giving the Australian pop rockers their best sales week to date on the charts. Also debuting in the top 10 was Sam Smith's "Stay With Me," up eights spots to #10 (103,000).


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Nanoparticles for clean drinking waterJanuary 16, 2015 11:47 am | by Univ. of Twente | News | Comments
One way of removing harmful nitrate from drinking water is to catalyze its conversion to nitrogen. This process suffers from the drawback that it often produces ammonia. By using palladium nanoparticles as a catalyst, and by carefully controlling their size, this drawback can be eliminated. It was research conducted by Yingnan Zhao of the Univ. of Twente's MESA+ Institute for Nanotechnology that led to this discovery.
Gold nanoparticles show promise for early detection of heart attacksJanuary 15, 2015 12:29 pm | by New York Univ. | News | Comments
New York Univ. Polytechnic School of Engineering professors have been collaborating with researchers from Peking Univ. on a new test strip that is demonstrating great potential for the early detection of certain heart attacks. The new colloidal gold test strip can test for cardiac troponin I (cTn-I) detection.
Controlling the properties of nanomaterialsJanuary 13, 2015 8:43 am | by Katie Bethea, Oak Ridge National Laboratory | News | Comments
Scientists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory are learning how the properties of water molecules on the surface of metal oxides can be used to better control these minerals and use them to make products such as more efficient semiconductors for organic light-emitting diodes and solar cells, safer vehicle glass in fog and frost and more environmentally friendly chemical sensors for industrial applications.
New approach may lead to inhalable vaccines for influenza, pneumoniaJanuary 8, 2015 9:29 am | by Matt Shipman, News Services, North Carolina State Univ. | News | Comments
Researchers at North Carolina State Univ. and the Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have uncovered a novel approach to creating inhalable vaccines using nanoparticles that shows promise for targeting lung-specific diseases, such as influenza, pneumonia and tuberculosis.
Researchers synthesize lead sulfide nanocrystals of uniform sizeJanuary 5, 2015 10:26 am | by Massachusetts Institute of Technology | News | Comments
Lead sulfide nanocrystals suitable for solar cells have a nearly one-to-one ratio of lead to sulfur atoms, but Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) researchers discovered that to make uniformly sized quantum dots, a higher ratio of lead to sulfur precursors—24 to 1—is better.
Gelatin nanoparticles could deliver drugs to the brainJanuary 2, 2015 8:12 am | by Liz Ahlberg, Physical Sciences Editor, Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign | News | Comments
Stroke victims could have more time to seek treatment that could reduce harmful effects on the brain, thanks to tiny blobs of gelatin that could deliver the medication to the brain noninvasively. Univ. of Illinois researchers found that gelatin nanoparticles could be laced with medications for delivery to the brain, and that they could extend the treatment window for when a drug could be effective.
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In one of the most comprehensive laboratory studies of its kind, Rice Univ. scientists traced the uptake and accumulation of quantum dot nanoparticles from water to plant roots, plant leaves and leaf-eating caterpillars. The study found that nanoparticle accumulation in both plants and animals varied significantly depending upon the type of surface coating applied to the particles.
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Utah Utes basketball: Runnin' Utes have piled up patsies on this year's preseason schedule — with good reason
"We're not in a position where we need to try to dazzle anybody with RPI with big headliners in our preseason, because we've got 18 of them built into our league,'' Krystkowiak said. "Seventeen of our games are against top 100 teams. Seven are against top 50. So when you start looking at our league and the challenge of our league, it kind of rearranges what you're going to do in the preseason.''
One disappointing thing for a lot of fans is the lack of games against in-state schools. Most would rather see an in-state school with local talent than a team they've never heard of from the Midwest.
The Utes have been playing Utah State for 100 years, Weber State for the past 35 and played Southern Utah every year for a decade until 2006. But none of those teams are on the schedule this year, nor are any other Utah schools such as Utah Valley, Westminster or Dixie State.
Krystkowiak said the contracts with USU and Weber State were finished and flat-out says, "I didn't want to play them.''
It comes back to not scheduling games you don't have a great chance of winning and the Ute coach says his program is at that place right now.
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Many trailers ship with slide out kitchens, and many others setup side shelves meant to hold their stove & cooking supplies. We're increasingly seeing 'all in one' kitchen setups like the Cabela's Deluxe Campers Kitchen ($129), the Outdoorsman from My Camp Kitchen ($449), or the Kanz $795 Field Kitchen (box only – no accessories included). Portable solutions like these make it easy to take your kitchen with you when not using the trailer (such as tailgating, etc), and make it possible to move the kitchen away from your 'living area'.
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We just learned about an interesting Jeep authorized popup trailer from The Trailer Depot. This looks like a good basic popup that can handle some off road driving.
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We picked up our Manley ORV Explore trailer a couple of weeks ago and have spent a little time with her so far. The initial review will be published in the April 2013 issue of FJC Magazine, but here's a sneak peek photo of the lid opened up. So far this trailer lives up to the hype and we can't wait to get it out on the trail!
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A nice example of a fully built Off Road Trailer from our friends in Germany!
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I first and foremost want to say that the interview process was unprofessional. Never have I been humiliated by an employer during the interview process in my life.I had, in total, 7 interviews, which included 2 in person, and they were for positions that I did not apply for. They made me go through months of telephone interviews and a personality assessment test. I finally landed a face to face interview in May which was held in one of their store warehouses that was not very clean. After my first one on one interview, I called the interviewer, a couple weeks later, to follow up and he flat out rejected me on the telephone and said he would make an offer to another guy. Then I noticed a different position, Construction laser specialist, a couple months later, which I applied for through The Ladders job search agency, not realizing it was Hilti I was applying for. A different HR rep called me up and had me come in to their NJ Headquarters to interview with two people this time, the interviewer from the first one on one interview and the new HR rep. It turns out the candidate they had rejected me for declined their offer and they wanted to re-interview me for that Field Engineer position. I was not interested in that position but in the interest of being employed, I was willing to accept and comply with their wishes. From my point of view, I wanted to present myself as a team player that was flexible to help contribute to the growth of the company. After a hour and a half interview, I felt as though the interview went well and was expecting for them not to reject me a second time. I followed up with the HR rep a couple of days later to find out when I could expect a decision. The next day the interviewer that rejected me in May, rejected me again in August through email citing the same reason: They found another candidate. This is totally unprofessional. I paid close to $200 in gas and tolls for both those interviews. I did not have to go through two interviws for jobs I did not want only to be rejected TWICE. I presented my qualifications for the job that I applied for, they pigeon-holed me into a job I didn't want and then rejected me for this position. This is a very unprofessional group of people that are not very candid with their candidates and do all kinds of probing, even asking questions that do not have anything to do with the technical merits of the job. They wasted my time and I do not recommend anyone trying to work for them. If they are playing politics with the candidate even before they get hired, than imagine the nonsense they would put you through if you do finally get hired. I felt like they were asking me so many questions only to discredit my past accomplishments and downplay the value I can bring to Hilti. In short, they are more concerned with finding something wrong with employees, rather than finding someone and creating an environment where one can become part of a team for positive contribution. I agree with some of the previous people who posted in this forum. Stay away from Hilti.
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A new set of seven patches were published to the Mesa development list to provide support for Desktop GL Core contexts. For applications/games requesting the OpenGL core functionality of OpenGL 3.1+, the legacy/deprecated/non-core functions will not be permitted for use.
Future patch-sets to Mesa will complete the support for being able to create API_OPENGL_CORE contexts as introduced by these current patches by Jordan Justen of Intel.
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Tapping Into the Potential of Falanghina
The best bottles from the two genetically distinct grapes from Campania are resonant wines that you'd want to come back to again and again over the course of a meal.
June 17, 2015, Wednesday
A Hands-Off Approach to Manzanilla Sherry
A younger generation has begun to appreciate sherry since producers started buying small amounts of particularly compelling lots and issuing them with minimal processing.
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Wines for Thanksgiving That Refresh the Palate
A versatile wine will go with all dishes; a nimble one will keep the palate awake.
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Wines of The Times: Paso Robles Zinfandels From California
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Wines of The Times: Cotes du Rhone
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Wines of The Times: Malbecs From Argentina
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Wines of The Times: Israeli Wines, Fit for a Seder
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Wines of The Times: Pinot Noirs From the Russian River Valley
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CITY OF LAKE SAINT LOUIS BOARD OF ALDERMEN MONDAY, MAY 3, 2010 7:00 P.M. REGULAR MEETING AGENDA I. CALL TO ORDER II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE PRESENT ABSENT III. ROLL CALL: Mayor Michael Potter Kathy Schweikert, Alderman Ward II Ralph Sidebottom, Alderman Ward I John Pellerito, Alderman Ward III Harry Slyman, Alderman Ward I Karen Vennard, Alderman Ward II George Rich, Alderman Ward III ALSO PRESENT: Paul Markworth, City Administrator Next Ord. 2856 Donna Daniel, City Clerk Jay Summerville, City Attorney Mike Force, Chief of Police Steve Schertel, Community Development Director Derek Koestel, Public Works Director Bryan Richison, Assistant to the City Administrator IV. INVOCATION: V. ANNOUNCEMENTS: Mayor Potter proclaims the City of Lake Saint Louis will observe Arbor Day on May 15, 2010. VI. COMMITTEE REPORTS: 1. CA Representative 2. Planning and Zoning Commission 3. Park Board 4. Tree Board 5. Administrative/Finance/Public Works Committee 6. Development Review Board 7. Architectural Review Board 8. Green Environmental Advisory Committee CITY OF LAKE SAINT LOUIS BOARD OF ALDERMEN REGULAR MEETING MAY 3, 2010 AGENDA 9. Other Reports VII. PUBLIC HEARINGS: FIVE MINUTE LIMIT FOR COMMENTS – Residents who wish to speak will be limited to no more than five minutes for their comments. The Board of Aldermen will hold their comments or responses, until after the close of the Public Comment section of the agenda. Application for one or more amendments to Title IV., Land Use, of the Lake Saint Louis Municipal Code that would allow for outdoor advertising on the outfield walls of ball fields in Municipally-owned parks. Application submitted by the City of Lake Saint Louis. VIII. CALENDAR: May 2010 and June 2010 IX. MINUTES FROM: April 19, 2010 Regular Meeting X. CONSENT AGENDA: 1. Warrant dated May 3, 2010 in the amount of $387,480.22 2. Budget Adjustments dated May 3, 2010 XI. 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The transition to modern Germany : the eighteenth century
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The transition to modern Germany : the eighteenth century
This catalogue describes an exhibition representing German culture of the eighteenth century. Through the chronological organization of materials, the exhibition depicts the transition of German authors from their dependence on other cultures at the beginning of the century to their growing prominence in the world by the end. The exhibition focuses on German literature, but also includes materials from disciplines such as music, philosophy, history, science, geography and pedagogy.
Bareikis, Robert P.
Bloomington : Lilly Library, Indiana University.
56 p. : ill., facsims. ; 28 cm.
Lilly Library Z2232.I394 T7
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- Bareikis, Robert P., "The transition to modern Germany : the eighteenth century," The Lilly Library Digital Collections, accessed July 4, 2015, http://www.indiana.edu/~liblilly/digital/collections/items/show/865.
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Known until Wednesday as Jorge Bergoglio, the 76-year-old is known as a humble man who denied himself the luxuries that previous Buenos Aires cardinals enjoyed. He came close to becoming pope last time, reportedly gaining the second-highest vote total in several rounds of voting before he bowed out of the running in the conclave that elected Pope Benedict XVI.
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Remember, even today we're still getting nonwhite actors excluded from roles they should be getting -- the main characters in
The Last Airbender
Starship Troopers
, Ra's al Ghul and Bane in the Batman movies, etc. There's still a lot of prejudice, a lot of executives who assume movies with nonwhite leads can't make a profit. We're far from achieving sufficient racial neutrality in Hollywood that casting white-for-black and black-for-white can be treated as equal and interchangeable choices. It would be great if we were at such a point, but we're nowhere near it.
So, what you're saying is, there would be some outrage, but ultimately, nobody cares?! So, what's the problem?
I mean, I can
outrage over the non-Asian cast of The Last Airbender, but with Amanda Waller, race isn't a crucial part of the character.
Also, seriously, Waller is more of a villain character, and since I already cast the main villain with Keith David, wouldn't it seem even more racist if the other villainous character of the movie was also black?!
Besides, I'd make up for it by casting CCH Pounder as the US president.
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The girls from Unalakleet saw lots of friendly faces in the bleachers and lots of familiar faces on the basketball court Monday afternoon at Sullivan Arena, all of which helped the Wolf Pack survive the first round of the Class 2A state tournament.
Cheered on by several dozen villagers who made the trip to Anchorage, Unalakleet turned to a four-year starter to rally past Bristol Bay 43-36 and grab a spot in Tuesday's semifinals.
Also advancing were Craig, a 29-22 winner over Glennallen, and Metlakatla, a 63-42 winner over Nenana. Dillingham beat Point Hope 56-28 in the late game.
Unalakleet's Jonisha Wilson, one of three seniors who have been with the team since they were freshmen, scored six straight points to fuel her team's game-winning 9-0 run in the fourth quarter.
"The most important thing is we work as a team, and I love that," senior Roberta Walker said. "We've been playing together since we were little kids -- first, second, third grade.
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Wilson, Walker and Laurel Katchatag are the seniors who have been with the Wolf Pack since they were freshmen. Two other seniors are part of the crew too -- Brianna Katchatag, who transferred this school year from Togiak, and Season Haugen, who attended the Mt. Edgecumbe boarding school until last season, when she returned to Unalakleet so she could graduate with her friends.
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"They can weather those runs," Unalakleet coach Peter Johnsen said. "They don't get upset, and they don't get frustrated. Some of them have been together since they were freshmen, so they've developed a trust."
Unalakleet finished the quarter on a 9-2 run to tie it 30-30 going into the fourth quarter. Bristol Bay's Hannah Moorcroft scored 23 seconds into the quarter for a 32-30 lead, but Unalakleet roared back with nine straight points -- a free throw by Brianna Katchatag, a layup by Haugen and three straight baskets by Wilson, whose fast-break layup gave the Wolf Pack a 39-32 lead halfway through the quarter.
Bristol Bay finally answered when Promise Smith converted a rebound after the Angels missed six shots on the same possession. That made it 39-34 with 89 seconds left, but the Angels never came closer than five points the rest of the way.
Wilson finished with a game-high 18 points, Haugen added 11 and Walker nine. Brianna Katchtag grabbed a team-high nine rebounds, and Wilson and Walker each hauled down five.
Rylie Lyon's 15 points and Smith's 11 rebounds and five steals sparked Bristol Bay.
Lyon is a freshman and part of a young team, even though the Bristol Bay roster features five seniors. Two of them have never played before, including Smith. She is home-schooled and only became eligible this season because of changes to the Alaska School Activities Association rules that govern eligibility for home-schoolers.
Gabriella Hill is the other first-year senior. "I've been trying to talk her into playing since she was a freshman," coach Heath Lyon said.
Lyon said he has eight first-year players on his squad of 14, including four freshmen.
"This has been my funnest year, probably," said Lyon, who is in his 13th season as the girls coach. "Everyone's wanting to learn.
"I've been excited to go to practice every day."
Metlakatla 63, Nenana 42
Alecia Henderson made good use of her height advantage to help lift Metlatakla to a 63-42 triumph over Nenana.
Henderson, a 5-foot-10 senior who was a couple of inches taller than anyone on Nenana's team, blocked seven shots, grabbed 14 rebounds and poured in 23 points on 10 of 13 shooting.
Monica Hayward added 13 points for the MissChiefs, who built a 24-9 lead in the first quarter.
Henderson helped Metlakatla to a 45-26 rebounding advantage, an effort that included seven boards apiece from Holly Guthrie and Theresa Wellington.
Edna Standifer posted a double-double for Nenana with 11 points and 10 rebounds.
Craig 29, Glennallen 22
Maggie Dinon and Marie Yates produced half of the rebounds and more than 75 percent of the points in Craig's 29-22 win over Glennallen.
Dinon, a senior guard, provided 12 points and nine rebounds. Yates, a junior forward, supplied 10 points and seven rebounds.
Craig never trailed, leading 9-2 after the first quarter and 17-10 at the half.
Lexus Martin's nine points and Hannah Heinbaugh's six rebounds led Glennallen.
Dillingham 56, Point Hope 28
Dillingham limited Point Hope to three baskets the entire first half to sail into the semifinals with a 56-28 victory.
Player-of-the-Year Drew Carlos pumped in 15 points, grabbed eight rebounds and blocked five shots for the Wolverines.
Tiera Schroeder tossed in a game-high 18 points and Kaley Rolf pulled down a game-high 11 rebounds for Dillingham. The Wolverines racked up 20 steals, with Rolf and Sydney Dray getting five apiece.
Dillingham led 39-13 after three quarters. Point Hope, which shot 17.6 percent in the first half, was held to five points in the first quarter, three in the second quarter and five in the third quarter.
Leading the Harpoonerettes were Helen Minx (7 rebounds, 3 blocks) and Erika Tippin (7 points).
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1,780 sqft, 43,560 sqft lot, built in 1989
- 221 3rd St2 beds, 2 baths
900 sqft, -- sqft lot, built in --
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Nearby Schools in Crescent City
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School Rating
Del Norte High (assigned)9-121.1 mi
1-60.9 mi
7-120.1 mi
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