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Qaddafi Diplomacy Rebuffed as Europeans Back Rebel Demands
April 5 (Bloomberg) -- Muammar Qaddafi's diplomatic outreach failed to win backing from European leaders, as Italy rejected a reported cease-fire proposal and recognized the rebels' interim council as the nation's legitimate government.
In Libya, rebels pushed back regime loyalists to gain control of most of the oil port at Brega, according to al-Jazeera television. U.S. and NATO warplanes continued to destroy regime targets, such as military vehicles near Brega hit by a U.S. ground-attack jet, according to a Pentagon statement.
The Libyan government is calling for an "international dialogue" to resolve the conflict, and offering elections and political reforms, spokesman Moussa Ibrahim said at a Tripoli press conference broadcast on Sky News. The possible solutions wouldn't include Qaddafi stepping down now, he said. Qaddafi's future must be decided by the Libyan people since he has "symbolic significance" for the nation, Ibrahim said.
The increase in diplomatic efforts come as the U.S. and its NATO allies seek to avoid a stalemate that might draw them further into the six-week-old war. Rebel forces have been struggling for more than a month to take and hold cities in the center of the country. Opposition leaders and Western governments have stated that Qaddafi must go as part of any solution.
Oil dropped from the highest since September 2008. Crude for May delivery fell as much as 45 cents, or 0.4 percent, to $108.02 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange, and was at $108.09 at 1:02 p.m. Singapore time.
Cease-Fire Proposal
Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini yesterday dismissed the reported cease-fire proposal by the Libyan leader, who sent an envoy to Greece and Turkey for talks.
"These proposals are not credible," Frattini said at a news conference in Rome with Ali al-Isawi, foreign affairs coordinator of the rebels' governing group, the Interim Transitional National Council. Frattini said past truces declared by the regime were "systematically violated."
Italy's formal recognition of the rebels yesterday follows that of France and Qatar. The U.S. and the U.K. have yet to establish diplomatic ties.
Libyan rebels plan to export crude oil for the first time from a port near Tobruk in eastern Libya. The tanker Equator, able to load 1 million barrels of oil, is due today at the Marsa al Hariga terminal, according to AISLive Ltd. ship-tracking data compiled by Bloomberg. The rebels' national council said April 1 that it had reached a deal to have Qatar help market Libyan oil, with proceeds going for food, fuel, medicine and other uses.
No 'Game-Changer'
"That's certainly news that should calm oil markets a bit," said Hannes Loacker, an analyst with Raiffeisen Bank AG in Vienna. "However, the supply volumes won't be a game-changer."
Elsewhere in the region, Yemeni police clashed with anti-government protesters in the southwestern city of Taiz, leaving at least 15 demonstrators dead and hundreds injured, Sadek al-Shujaa, chief of a local clinic, said in a telephone interview. The U.S. wants President Ali Abdullah Saleh to end the "appalling violence" and to reach a deal "as soon as possible" with the opposition, State Department spokesman Mark Toner said in Washington. Yemen's opposition coalition called for international intervention to stop the bloodshed.
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The Greek government said that a visit by Qaddafi's acting foreign minister, Abdul Ati al-Obeidi, with Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou was the latest attempt by the Libyan leader to resolve the crisis through a settlement. Late yesterday, Al-Obeidi met with Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, who made no comments afterwards.
At least two sons of Qaddafi are proposing a plan to move the Libyan leader out of power and oversee a democratic transition under his son, Saif al-Islam, the New York Times reported, citing an unidentified diplomat and Libyan official. It wasn't clear whether the elder Qaddafi would support such a plan.
Replacing Qaddafi with one of his sons "is not acceptable," the opposition's al-Isawi said at the news briefing with Frattini.
Civilians at Risk
Fighting continued in the rebel-held western city of Misrata, with water and power cut off and food in short supply. Regime tanks began shelling an area of the city's port about 15 kilometers (9 miles) from the city center at about 9 a.m. local time, a Misrata resident, who identified himself as Touka, said by telephone.
"There is shelling and use of rocket-propelled grenade launchers and fighting taking place in the eastern part," Reda Almountasser, another Misrata resident, said in a phone interview from the city.
The U.S. began to carry out a pledge by President Barack Obama to hand over most military missions to NATO and its allies, such as Qatar. The U.S. will keep attack aircraft on standby and resume flights if necessary, while U.S. command and control aircraft and navy ships remain in action.
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Glauco (Glauco Villas Boas), one of Brazil's most recognized and loved cartoonists, was killed alongside his son Raoni in a botched robbery attempt at his home in Osasco, Sao Paulo State.
According to UOL, Glauco, 53, was resting at home with the family when their home was invaded by two armed men attempting to rob them. While trying to negotiate with one of the bandits, Glauco was shot four times at close range. His son, Raoni, 25, who had arrived home from college, was also hit. The robbers fled the scene in a stolen car without taking anything.
Both Glauco, 53, and his son were taken to Albert Sabin Hospital, but neither survived their injuries and were pronounced dead.
Glauco is one of Brazil's most popular cartoonists. He began to publish his comic strip "Diário da Manhã" at Ribeirão Preto in the 1970s. He was awarded at the Salón Internacional de Humor de Piracicaba in 1977 and 1978 . Since then, he has had his cartoons published in Folha de Sao Paulo, Brazil's largest newspaper.
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"My mother, who is a native of Calabria, Italy, but now resides in Brooklyn, learned to make the Neapolitan specialty, pastiera napoletana, from her sister-in-law when my parents were married, in 1941," writes Marie Pacella of Howard Beach, New York. "Since then, our family and close friends look forward to having this pie every Easter. My mother and my daughter and I still get together to make themit has become a family tradition.
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ACTIVE TIME: 1 hr
TOTAL TIME: 13 hrs
Cover wheat berries with cold water in a bowl, then chill, covered, 8 to 12 hours. Drain in a sieve and rinse.
Make pastry while wheat berries soak:
Sift together 2 1/4cups flour, 1/4 cup sugar, baking powder, and 1/2teaspoon salt. Blend in 1 1/4sticks butter (1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons) with a pastry blender or your fingertips until mixture resembles coarse meal. Add 2 whole eggs and stir with a fork until a crumbly dough forms.
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Beat together ricotta and remaining 1/3 cup sugar with an electric mixer at medium speed until sugar is dissolved, about 3 minutes. Beat in flower water, pastry cream, and remaining 2 yolks, then stir in zest, citron, cinnamon, and wheat berries.
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More times than not today you read about how the U.S. is falling behind in its production of graduates trained in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. According to "Tapping America's Potential" (TAP), a coalition of 16 leading organizations, such a situation could cause the U.S. to lose its competitive edge and its position as a global leader in technology and innovation.
A recently released TAP progress report, "Gaining Momentum, Losing Ground", assesses three years' progress in working towards the TAP goal of doubling the number of students earning bachelor's degrees in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) by 2015. The number of STEM degrees awarded to undergraduate students has only increased by 24,000 to 225,000 — a number that is not on track to meet the TAP goal of reaching 400,000 by 2015.
But for every report emphasizing what we have not done as a nation to prepare for future demands to fill high-tech jobs, one can find an assessment supporting the progress we have made. According to a new RAND Corporation study, despite perceptions that the nation is falling behind other nations in its push to produce skilled and innovative workers, the United States remains the dominant leader in science and technology worldwide. The U.S. accounts for 40 percent of the total world's spending on scientific research and development, employs 70 percent of the world's Nobel Prize winners, and is home to three-quarters of the world's top 40 universities.
However, we cannot become complacent in our endeavor to continuously attract and secure talented and innovative thinkers. But where are the engineers coming from? And will we have enough to meet the demands of companies requiring highly skilled engineers.
According to a study authored by Greg Schuckman Assistant Vice President of University Relations and Director of Federal Relations and Research Advancement at the University of Central Florida, "Over the past 20 years, the number of students earning bachelors degrees in engineering has declined by almost three percent nationally," says Schuckman.
If this trend continues, it does jeoporadize our ability to compete successfully. So what is it going to take to get the next generation of engineers interested and committed at a very early age? Perhaps another "Sputnik" program would do the trick. For those of you who weren't born yet, the Sputnik program was a series of robotic spacecraft missions launched by the Soviet Union in 1957 and responsible for igniting the space race. Maybe our Sputnik program can be a renewed interest in "nuclear engineering" and all the ways harvesting nuclear energy can benefit us.
By nature engineers are very creative individuals and like to solve problems and design things that matter or make a difference. I can't think of a better area to focus on than the possibilities nuclear energy can offer. Could nuclear engineering be the next industry resurgence? I sure hope so.


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search the archive
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bibliography and history of the book
cultural studies and historical approaches
ecocriticism and environmental studies
ethnicity and national identity
humanities computing and the internet
journals and collections of essays
category: theory
[UPDATE]Talking Tongues, Speaking Gestures: International Conference on Orality & Performance (01/12-13-14/10; Deadline10/15/09)
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Jadavpur University
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The oral, as a system of communication, while connecting the speaker and the listener in a network of communitic experiences, produces epistemological parameters status for the individual and the community.The three day-international conference will dwell on the questions of epistemology, identity and agency as emanating from the oral within the social—including indigenous and the cosmopolitan life worlds—without inviting/invoking an essential distinction between the two.
[Update] Footnotes: New Directions in David Foster Wallace Studies
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"These academics' arguments seem sound as far as they go..." –Infinite Jest
[UPDATE] Third International and Interdisciplinary Conference on Emotional Geographies, April 6-8, 2010
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Organising Committee
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The Third International and Interdisciplinary Conference on Emotional Geographies will be held at The University of South Australia in Adelaide April 6-8, 2010.
Cultural Studies and Literariness--CSA (March 18-20, 2010)--September 1, 2009
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Division on Cultural Studies and Literature
Medieval Automata and Simulacra: From the Daemonic to the Hydraulic [Medieval Congress at Kalamazoo, May 13–16, 2009]
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Puppets, marionettes, golems, androids, automata, moving statues, mannequins, shadow figures—sometimes comic, sometimes creepy, these figures of fun and fright engage us with their
2010 Southeast Conference on Christianity and Literature April 8-10, 2010
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Conference on Christianity and Literature
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"The Ethics of Literature"
[UPDATE] Personal Narrative and Political Discourse. Spec. Issue of _Biography_ 9/15/2009
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Biography: An Interdisciplinary Quarterly
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Call for Papers. Special Issue of Biography 32.1 (Winter 2010).
Deadline Extended to September 15, 2009.
"Personal Narrative and Political Discourse." Guest Editor: Sidonie Smith.
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41st Anniversary Convention, Northeast Modern Language Association (NeMLA)
"The Ethical Turn to Literature":
[REMINDER OF DEADLINE FOR PROPOSALS ] Crossing the Line: Affinities before and after 1900
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Faculty & Staff
Steven Elliott
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Wayne State College (402) 375-7394
Dr. David Bohnert
Professor of Music and Director of Bands
Dr. David Bohnert is Professor of Music and Director of Bands at Wayne State College where he teaches courses in conducting, applied trumpet, music education, music theory and brass methods, as well as serving as director for the WSC Wind Ensemble and Marching Band. He holds the Bachelor of Music (Trumpet Performance) and Bachelor of Music Education degrees from Southeast Missouri State University. He earned the Master of Music degree in Trumpet Performance from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, where he also served as a graduate teaching assistant with the University Bands. He has done post-graduate study at the Eastman School of Music and the University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory of Music, where he completed the DMA (Trumpet Performance).
Bohnert is in demand as a clinician and guest conductor for ensembles in the Midwest and is a popular adjudicator at music competitions throughout the United States. Recent conducting engagements include the Northwest Iowa Bandmasters Honor Band, Nebraska Class C All-State Band, Nebraska Class C All-State Jazz Band, and the Masonic All-Star Marching Band. He has presented clinics at numerous High Schools and Universities as well as the Nebraska State Bandmasters and Nebraska Music Educators Conventions.
An active performer, Bohnert plays regularly with A Touch of Brass, the Sioux City Symphony Orchestra and Municipal Band, in addition to maintaining an active solo recital schedule. He has recently performed at the International Trumpet Guild convention and the American Guild of Organists conference.
In 2009, David was selected for the WSC/State National Bank Teaching Excellence Award and was recently inducted into Phi Beta Mu (International Bandmasters Fraternity). He also serves on the executive board for the Nebraska State Bandmasters Association and is on the Recording Reviews staff for the Journal of the International Trumpet Guild.
He resides in Wayne with his wife Melissa and their three sons, Ethan, Aidan, and Nolan.
April 20-August 31
WSC Juried Student Exhibit
Nordstrand Visual Arts Gallery
Opening Reception:
April 20, 4:30-6:00 p.m.
April 28
Joshua Calkin, tuba
Ley Theatre, 7:30 p.m.
April 29
Black and Gold
Show Choir
Ramsey Theatre,
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April 30
Plains Writers Series
Humanities Lounge, 2:00 p.m.
Fiction Slam
The Max Bar & Grill,
7:00 p.m.
April 30
Wildcat Big Band (Jazz)
Ramsey Theatre,
7:30 p.m.
May 2
Jerod Kohler, trombone
Ley Theatre, 7:30 p.m.
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Honors Recital
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Album Rating: 4.5Guess I'm just used to extreme music. I'm not talking deathspell omega or anything, thats just twisted. Nah, stuff like Necrophagist per-se or anything with ridiculous riffing like that sounds hilarious. Its so incredible you just gotta smile.
Your avatar butchered one of my favourite books, dickweed.
Never tried LSD, sounds cool. Never really tried any of the "psychedelic" branch, should probably get
round to it.
Album Rating: 4.5best dillinger
^ Gotta agree
Album Rating: 4.5only nerds and/or hippies/metalheads do acid, you wouldn't understand. Actually thats not true, I saw four soccer moms
tripping on the train on route to a Led Zeppelin Experience show a couple years back. They were all like "err mah gerd
haven't done this since '77, I swear that peace officer is lookin at us sideways.. shit did I say that out loud?"
Album Rating: 4.5acid and calculating infinity is probably a crazy idea
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Digging: Between the Buried and Me - Coma Ecliptic
silentpotato makes beautiful paintings and you should be honored to have him near you on the intnet
Digging: Radiohead - Kid A
"silentpotato makes beautiful paintings and you should be honored"
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Album Rating: 5.0album is amazing yup great stuff
Album Rating: 4.5Miss machine
Digging: Rosetta - Quintessential Ephemera
Album Rating: 4.5hahaha fuck yea Kramer. I know your a drug dealer.
irony and CI are best, fuck off if you disagree
Digging: Goldmund - All Will Prosper
im fucking off very hard right now
CI and OP are their best albums
Digging: Goropsy - GOD GAVE ME ONE LIFE AND HE MADE ME UGLY
Album Rating: 5.0Irony is fucking amazing, so is Option Paralysis
miss machine is alright but i cant get into it
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Braham Football locked in a No. 1 seed for the Section 7A playoffs after defeating Hinckley-Finlayson 40-7 in the Oct. 16 regular-season finale. The Bombers (8-0) will host No. 8 seed Cook County (0-8) at 6 P.M. Oct. 22 in the quarterfinals. A victory would have Braham hosting the Saturday, Oct. 2...Read More
braham football
Braham survived five turnovers with a strong defensive effort while defeating East Central 22-8 Oct. 11. The Bombers are 7-0 heading into the Oct. 16 game at Hinckley-Finlayson. Braham has clinched at least a share of the Great Polar Alliance Blue Division conference championship and can take the ti...Read More
Braham remained one of six undefeated teams in Minnesota Class A football with a huge 28-6 road win over previously unbeaten Barnum Oct. 4. With two games left in the regular season, the Bombers have the seeding edge on Barnum and Deer River at the top of Section 7A. In the damp and windy conditions...Read More
Braham scored 37 unanswered points, including 24 in a span of 5:06, to blow away Pine City 51-24 in the Bombers' Homecoming game Friday, Sept. 27. Braham is now 5-0 on the season and maintained its one-game lead over Aitkin in the GPFA Blue Division standings. Pine City put together a good dri...Read More
Braham football stayed perfect on the season at 4-0 after holding host Crosby-Ironton in check during a 30-12 road win Sept. 20. A scoreless first quarter set the stage for the Bombers' first score when quarterback John Larson linked up with Noah Bone on a 25-yard strike. Tristan Marthaler added a...Read More
Fans on both sides enjoyed a good Great Polar Blue scrum last Friday when Braham hosted Rush City. The Bombers paid back the Tigers for a loss to open last season by holding for a 23-15 victory. The Bomber defense played its third-straight solid game, limiting RC to 153 total yards. Senior linebacke...Read More
Braham picked up a hard-fought 20-14 GPFA Blue victory in front of a packed house at Aitkin Sept. 6, scoring its final touchdown with just 2:04 left in the battle. The Bombers took advantage of a short field on its first possession after Zach Dahlman made two nice catches. Halfback Sonny Foote follo...Read More
Braham kicked off the 2013 season by scoring 24 points in the first quarter en route to a 30-0 shutout over visiting Ogilvie Aug. 29. Tristan Marthaler began the scoring by catching a 7-yard touchdown pass from John Larson on Braham's opening drive. Zach Dahlman pressured the Lion QB on the next s...Read More


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Calallen, Moody to meet at Whataburger Field
Three-game series will determine who is headed to Austin
CORPUS CHRISTI - Most fans of the NBA likely are disappointed they won't be getting their dream matchup of the Lakers and Cavaliers in the championship series.
South Texas baseball fans have no such gripes. They will get their much-anticipated pairing of Calallen and Moody high schools for the Region IV-4A championship.
Both Trojans coach Corky Gallegos and Wildcats coach Steve Chapman agreed to a best-of-3 series beginning Thursday night at Whataburger Field. It pits the two top-ranked teams in the state 4A poll in Moody and Calallen, respectively, as well as the defending 4A champs in the Wildcats.
"There was a little doubt," Chapman said Monday. "I thought about one game and he also had a graduation problem that caused me to think that way. But we worked that out."
"The only flip we had was who was going to be home the first day," said Gallegos, whose Trojans will be the home team in Thursday's opener.
Game 2 is scheduled for Friday night. Because of Moody's 6 p.m. graduation ceremonies on Saturday, a third game, if necessary, will begin at 11 a.m. that day.
Both teams needed three games in the regional semifinals to earn berths in the final. After having their 27-game winning streak snapped last Thursday 1-0 by San Antonio Alamo Heights, the 34-2 Trojans rolled through Mules by a combined two-game score of 23-0 last Saturday to eliminate the Mules.
After winning last Friday's opener 5-3, Calallen (34-3) lost Game 2 on Saturday 7-3 to Austin Lake Travis, the Wildcats' first home loss in three years. In Game 3, the Wildcats beat the Cavaliers 10-4.
Calallen and Moody met in March in non-district game at Whataburger Field, with Moody prevailing 7-4 in front of about 3,000 people. It was an error-filled contest in which the Wildcats were then the No. 1 team and the Trojans were No. 2. Even then, Gallegos and Chapman had an inclination the teams would meet again.
"Yes. Yes I did. I really thought that last year, of course, but you've got to have some breaks," said Gallegos, who has coached the Trojans to two state titles in the past six seasons. "But I knew they had the team to make it and with some breaks I felt the same way."
"You never can tell. You could think that but nothing's for sure," said Chapman, whose Wildcats own three state titles. "We always think that there's a possibility for us playing in the regional final. I thought last year we were going to play them in the regional final."
Calallen and Moody appeared headed for a clash in last year's region finals, but Alice had other plans. The Coyotes knocked off the Trojans 9-6 in a one-game area playoff, and Calallen went on to claim the regional title on the way to its third state championship.
And to the delight of South Texas baseball fans, Calallen and Moody will have each other with which to contend this time to earn a state-tournament berth.
Region IV-4A Championship
Calallen vs. Moody
Schedule – Game 1: 7 p.m. Thursday. Game 2: Friday, 7 p.m. Game 3: 11 a.m. Saturday, if necessary (all games at Whataburger Field). Gates open an hour before each game.
Tickets - All tickets are general admission and camping out to purchase tickets is discouraged by the Hooks. Presale tickets for Games 1 and 2 go on sale at Whataburger Field at 9 a.m. Thursday. If Game 3 is needed, tickets will go on sale immediately after Game 2 Friday night at Whataburger Field. Any remaining tickets for game 3 will be sold at Whataburger Field at 8 a.m. Saturday. Tickets are $6 for adults and $3 for students. District 30-4A and 31-4A passes will be allowed. Moody and Calallen faculty with an ID will be admitted free, but spouses pay. THSCA, TGCA and THSBCA current membership cards will be honored.
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There have been some major accomplishments in the past year for Starkville High athletics.
SHS athletic director Stan Miller also is excited about the future.
Miller and the Yellowjackets are focused on the move up to Class 6A, then there is the addition of several new coaches as well as the bringing in of a completely new sport.
Before SHS embarks on the new territory, Miller assessed the current state of the athletic program.
"Looking at the last two years, Starkville school district athletic program rates in the top 5 in the state," Miller said. "There is no doubt and anybody you talk to will tell you where we are. We won the 5A All-Sports trophy last year. I love that as an athletic director because I look at it as not that I did it, but I've got tremendous athletes, tremendous facilities and tremendous coaches. There are schools that have great football or basketball, but we put the whole package on the table and I am real excited about that."
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Wax serrated knife with candle stub or paraffin. Cut small slices from two opposite sides of foam ball, leaving top and bottom rounded. Glue moss to ball, completely covering surface; let dry.
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Before I informed you otherwise, did you think that lots of non-white characters died on Star Trek? I'm curious to know, because I've heard this before from a lot of people.
Then again, I've never heard this claim before in 35 years of watching Trek. And I would've thought with all the hype Trek has had over the years for pioneering diversity that someone would've mentioned that to deflate it. Maybe I've just missed it but I've never heard this particular claim.
I've heard this from people unfamiliar with trek as well as at least three stand up comedian acts where they joke about how you always know if a black guy or a guy with a Hispanic last names goes down to a planet then he ain't coming back.
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I am now starting to play with setcpu, up to now, resulting in greatly reduced battery life so I need to be careful.
Did you notice a great lag to turn the screen back on at 122 MHz or am I doing something wrong.
For me, using bluemonte ROM at 480MHz works nice and smooth... but my phone also works fine at 1GHz and more so I need the right types of scaling and profile, therefore the reduced battery life for now... I need to find some tutorials on setcpu.
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set my cpu to smartassv2 on cm7 @ 112/940
i didnt see any option to set the phone to 112 at screen timeout though
is this done automatically?
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January 15th, 2012 #1
Dry digital watercolors
Hello, I'm new to corel painter and I've been trying to get used to the digital watercolor brushes. One of the things I've been reading about on the forums is called the "dry digital watercolors" hotkey,I can't seem to figure out what it does exactly. I've tried to place colors on the canvas using the Simple watercolor brush. then, I press the button, then I try to draw on the color and it does nothing really. The colors still blend, I dont know what exactly is suppose to be going on I though they were suppose to be darkening once I tried to dry the watercolor brush.
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If you want to keep Digital Watercolor wet and editable using other Digital Watercolor brush variants, don't use the Dry Digital Watercolor command.
If you no longer need to keep the DWC paint wet in order to edit it with other DWC brush variants, go ahead and use the Dry Digital Watercolor command, but remember, it's not reversible. If you might want to reverse the command, be sure you save the image in RIFF format before drying the DWC paint. Then, the worst that may happen is you'll need to open the saved RIFF file and continue from there.
There are other things that happen when the DWC paint remains wet and when the DWC paint has been dried. For instance, when the DWC paint has been dried, and you paint over the existing DWC paint, even with a DWC brush variant that would normally blend into the wet paint, instead it will not blend and will make underlying color darker.
I strongly suggest you set aside a good chunk of time to experiment and find out what happens. It won't take many days or weeks before you have a good idea of how to use and control your Digital Watercolor painting.
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Mike Shanahan had approximately $3,700 in cash and his passport stolen from his locker at Heinz Field when the Washington Redskins-Pittsburgh Steelers game was being played on Oct. 28. The Redskins released a statement on the matter on Thursday after the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported the police report claim filed was later withdrawn because Shanahan located the missing items in another bag. "Mike Shanahan did have money and a passport stolen out of his locker room in Pittsburgh," the statement read. "The Pittsburgh Police insisted on filing a police report because of the missing passport. There is an ongoing investigation. The missing property was not stowed in another bag as reported."
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Raymond Weil Tradition collection Men's Watch, Model Number 4476-STC-00600 features Chronograph Quartz Movement. Made from Stainless Steel, the bezel is made from Stainless Steel this Watch features a Scratch-Resistant Sapphire crystal, and has a Grey dial, its Alligator bracelet is adjustable from 9 in (22.9 cm), the clasp is a Pin & Buckle type and is covered under warranty for 2 Years.
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