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Lehmann was awarded the Rising Star award for his work in founding SLA, which opened in 2006, and pushing to open a second SLA campus at Beeber Middle School last year.
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- This year was not my finest effort in biochem, I did not apply myself and ended up regretting it in the end. In the final quarter, our group slacked off and sealed our own fate. We were given ample time to recover our grades but never took advantage off it. I came into this year expecting to progress logically from the biochem we took in ninth grade. I was excited at the promise of more fun science and figuring out how to solve problems in a creative way. Although my year was plagued with some bad assignments and missed deadlines, I was fairly proud of my first quarter project with Mia Weathers Fowler. We completed our macromolecules portfolio and slideshow with all checkpoints completed and making all deadlines.
- At Sla we learn to work in accordance to the core values. Inquiry, research, collaboration, presentation, and reflection. The macromolecule portfolio, although deviating slightly from the other projects in the class, followed fairly closely to the core values. The values are not only a recommendation or a system designed to get your grades up, in fact they actually influence your experimenting and researching to point of genuine intrigue. By the end of our portfolio I was fully invested in finishing it to the best of my ability. I wanted to finish it correctly.
- Inquiry: We were tasked with the assignment to figure out the purposes of various macromolecules. We had a daunting task ahead of us and needed to go at it with the right mindset.
- Research: We divided the work up as evenly as possible and set off to work. The key here was to chose the topics we each identified with. Something I think severely affected my performance in the later quarters was my lack of engagement. I never took the time to connect with a project; at least enough to put in a satisfying amount of effort. Without proper research, your project will crumble quickly.
- Collaboration: Working with Mia was one of the highlights of the project. She rallied the group to go above and beyond and essentially lead us to make the best project we could. The key to collaboration is not to ever carry anyone's weight. Once you start vouching for a fellow teammate and taking hits for them, their requirement to contribute lessens and the workload will inevitably become unbalanced. I think that since we were all so invested in project from the get-go collaboration came naturally.
- Presentation: Our presentation worked well in adding to the project while never bogging it down. I think it is difficult to strike a balance between a good design and an informative one. I don't think our presentation ever became an issue and in the end, I would wager it was one of the strongest points of our entire project.
- Reflection: I think if I could go back, I would just add a general level of polish to the whole experiment and make up for the time I could have spent more efficiently towards the beginning. I should have been ready to go right out of the gate but instead, I ended up not putting in 100% until we already off the ground. Hopefully my performance in the later stages of the project justified it.
- Conclusion: I really wish I had taken advantage of my opportunities this year and really stepped into my own fate. I guess I will learn from this and come into junior year ready to give it my all.
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I reviewed the roughness of the terrain, and I also found the densities of the materials to have most of the factors taken into account.
I worked with the many people, my science teacher Mr. Sherif, an intern from Drexel Ms. Kelly Brandt, and my father Dell Meriwether. I also practiced by presenting to other students in SLA, they gave me the feedback I needed to grow and explain my project much better.
They way I presented left an early understanding about how this project can be used to help the environment.
I feel that the modifications necessary for this project are both a need for more realistic situation for this project. I feel that the materials I used a very small amount of the amount of the items that might have worked in the real world, If I could I would try using many more materials and testing different outcomes.
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Presentation: We knew what we were telling everyone and tried to bring comparisons between people and the stress that fruit flies had.
Reflection: I guess I would focus on continuing this project to other animals.
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Inquiry: How to find spring constants and what effect they had on spring expansion.
Research: We read things online
Collaboration: I worked with a classmate and we got help from Ms. Echols.
Presentation: We made a board and presented at the science fair.
Reflection: We could find the same things but look at spring contraction.
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Inquiry: I wanted to know DNA patterns.
Research: I researched DNA online and DNA structure.
Collaboration: Me and a bunch of my classmates showed off our DNA projects.
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Collaboration- Since focusing on a problem like pollution we were a part of the community because if we don't do something about our polluted climate soon there will be no community at all.
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the only things that bother me are the purple/pink background and the fact that the guy in the third row, his expressions don't really change that much. the others you can see a clear difference from one panel to the next. I think you should tweak that a bit to make it fit with the other 3 rows.
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What better way for the New York Jets to end their season than to start the quarterback who was once the starter, then got benched, then started again, then got benched again and is now preparing to be under center to close out the year. Greg McElroy is still suffering from concussion-like symptoms, which means Mark Sanchez is starting against the Buffalo Bills this weekend. You didn't think Tim Tebow would actually get an opportunity, did you? "You're not going to believe this one," Ryan told reporters Thursday morning, via Manish Mehta of the NY Daily News. "I was stunned by it. Mark has had success earlier in the season against Buffalo. He's very familiar with them. That's the reason I'm going with Mark. I had the conversation with both Mark and Tim…. about what I was going to do. Obviously, Tim's not happy with that. That's what you expect." The announcement is the perfect ending to arguably the most hectic season in Jets history. In the offseason, most experts predicted Tebow would earn the starting job at some point during the season when Sanchez inevitably struggled. Sanchez certainly struggled, but Tebow was never given a chance. In fact, there were even reports that he asked to be removed from situational duty if he wasn't going to be given an opportunity to start. "Obviously, (Tebow would) like a shot at it," Ryan explained. "When you look at it with the situation the way it is, it's a short window to get the preparation time in. I just think it's best for a our football team. That doesn't mean that Tim won't play in this game, but I'm just more comfortable starting Mark." If Tim plays in this game, we'd be surprised. Actually, the Jets could run Fireman Ed out onto the field and it wouldn't shock us with the way this season has gone. Photo credit: Steve Mitchell-US PRESSWIRE
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On the eve of the anniversary of the most world-changing events of our generation, America stands on the precipice of another war and is more politically divided than it has been in decades.
As our nation remembers the heart-wrenching terrorist attacks that rocked our country, it is important that we also remember the emotions that we felt afterward.
For many people, it was disbelief, mixed with anger, grief and sadness. But sometime after those began to fade most Americans felt an overwhelming sense of patriotism, pride and unity.
We came together as a country and put ideological differences aside to find a common ground that felt right to all involved. We sacrificed individual freedoms and liberties — maybe even too many — all in the name of national security. We found a way to overcome this adversity and move our country forward.
The anniversary of 9/11 should be about reflecting on the 2,977 lives that were taken, but it can also be a time to reflect on all that we have lost since.
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4Cats Art StudioRead MoreWhen doctors told Joey and Darryl Simon that their son Jet's premature birth could result in learning disabilities, the couple immersed him in the world of art as a means of helping him overcome any educational obstacles. Their tutelage and care paid off, resulting in an impressive array of paintings from their child at a very young age. Jet's talent and creativity inspired his parents to establish 4Cats Arts Studio in hopes of unleashing the inner artists of other children as well as adults. The Simons accomplish this mission through hands-on sessions in mixed media, painting, and Artist Focus classes, which concentrate on the histories and styles of certain artists, such as Picasso's cubism and Andy Warhol's self-portraits of soup cans.3388 Rosemary Heights CresSurrey, BC CA
Vancouver Police MuseumRead More240 East Cordova Street used to be the address where Vancouver?s police officers, morticians, judges, and dead converged. The building, which was built in 1932, served as the city?s coroner?s court and morgue until the 1980s and the city analyst?s lab until 1995. Countless toxicology tests and several high-profile investigations have taken place between the building?s walls, including the Castellani Milkshake Murder and Errol Flynn?s autopsy. Fittingly, given the building?s significance to Vancouver's criminal-justice history, it is now home to the Vancouver Police Museum. To date, the museum staff has curated a selection of approximately 20,000 historical artifacts, including confiscated weapons, counterfeit currency, photographs, paperwork, and vintage police vehicles. Currently, 40 per cent of the collection is on display in the museum?s several exhibits, one of which allows visitors to explore a coroner?s forensic lab. The museum also offers educational programs such as walking tours and a two-hour forensic-science program. During this program, guests scour a faux crime scene for clues and try to prevent the brash, young rookie cop from running off into the night to find the perpetrator.240 E Cordova St.Vancouver, BC CA
Museum of VancouverRead MoreThe Museum of Vancouver (MOV) creates Vancouver-focused exhibitions and programs that encourage dynamic conversations about what was, is, and can be Vancouver. Permanent exhibitions tell the city's stories from the early 1900s to the late 1970s and are complemented by contemporary, groundbreaking feature exhibits. Since its rebranding in 2009 the MOV has become a leader in the reimagining of museums. Our exhibitions are Vancouver centric and designed to make the viewer think not just about the objects, but their greater context. We've played host to two Venice Biennale in Architecture projects. We've even gone so far as to hire a Curator of Contemporary Issues. We are a bold, contemporary museum, and we can't wait for you to visit.1100 Chestnut St.Vancouver, BC CA
Vancouver Recital SocietyRead MoreHelmed by Artistic Director Leila Getz, the Vancouver Recital Society has drawn internationally acclaimed artists to British Columbia for more than three decades. Over the years, the society has dazzled audiences with concerts by celebrity cellist Yo-Yo Ma and recitals by violin virtuoso Itzhak Perlman. With recitals spread across four of Vancouver's most esteemed venues, the Vancouver Recital Society packs every season with esteemed and seasoned luminaries, while introducing audiences to future generations of classical royalty.304 – 873 Beatty St.Vancouver, BC CA
Canadian Snowmobile AdventuresRead MoreClimb onto the driver's seat of an all-terrain vehicle and set out on a bounding exploration of the Callaghan Valley with the Call of the Wild tour. With one of Canadian All Terrain Adventures' experienced guides leading the way, guests will traverse the single-track terrain, enjoying sights such as the Northair gold-mine site, where the ghosts of ore deposits still roam. The valley is also haunted by the spirit of the 2010 Winter Olympics, which hosted its Nordic events among the alpine environs, waterfalls, and lookouts. Tours leave at 9 a.m.; shuttle transportation to and from the valley is provided. Together with 25 minutes of shuttle time each way, the journey lasts about three hours.4282 Mountain SquareWhistler, BC CA


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I've been observing and taking photos of the wonderful sky we have and I've noticed every minute passing by, the sky would change into another beautiful form of art.
God is so amazing to create new colours and new set of skies everyday for us to enjoy.
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Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come. [2 Corinthians 5:17 ]
I had this biblical concept of faith for a while and was inspired by faith to illustrate another way of looking at the bible scriptures:
What if all our "wrong doings"and "wrong thinking" was displayed on a piece of blanket that was given to us when we were born? And that this blanket that was given to us was originally purely clean, soft and perfect. However, as life goes on, this blanket gets torn along the way for every mistakes we make, gets dirtier for every wrong thought we think of, and rougher as we do something greedy or selfish? What if at the end of this earthly life, the only approved blanket that can get through the heavens gate is that original purely clean, soft and perfect blanket you originally owned? And I am thinking, it is absolutely impossible to go through life without making a single mistake and without getting a single speck of rip or torn in that blanket. So it's impossible to get to heaven with the dirty ripped up blanket we have. But what if I told you that God knew this and so He devised a plan. Instead of letting all of His creations die with the punishment of death from the dirty blanket, He decided to trade His own perfect clean blanket with every single person's dirty blanket on earth by becoming human Himself, taking every ripped, stinky blanket from them and taking the punishment (the cross) for the dirty blankets for them instead. At the same time He gives them His own perfect blanket to them (if they are willing to receive it) so that they can have a chance to go to heaven. Some might not believe in that this pure clean "blanket" that was given to them for free will save them, so they will reject it and keep their own blanket. For those who do believe the pure blanket will save them, and receive the blanket, they will be reborn as new creation through the One who gave their blanket to them.
Let go of your dirty blanket (let go of your old selfish and sinful ways) and Let God give you His, for the life He wants to give you through that "blanket" is a very beautiful and brighter worthy one.
I notice you're from the Canada. I've always loved Toronto and hope to someday see Vancouver!
I've found that a lot of people here in the U.S. don't know much about their owncountry,
much less anyone else's.
I post prayer updates about different countries. Part of the reason is to raiseawareness about what's going on in the rest of the world.
Recently I've started a personal initiative; if I notice someone on DA is from another country,
if I've done their country I let them know. It's my way of letting them know that others are thinking about their home.
This update is about your home!
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Once you get south of New Orleans, civilization nearly drops off the map. There's an oil refinery here, and a little town there...but not really worth the trip in my opinion.
Wow! That's exactly the reason I
the ride to Venice. It's such a different life down there.
Katrina did a bad thing to the region, but the oil rigs and fishing are the lifeblood of Plaquemine's Parish, and it's fascinating to see.
You can ride down 23, which dead ends just past Venice. The road goes out through the docks where all the crew boats and eventually the shrimping boats are parked. The shrimp boat marina is crazy with all the boats so closely packed and the rigging all stacked up.
You have no choice but to ride back up 23, at least as far as Pointe a la Hache or Belle Chase where there are (or used to be) free ferries. Then ride up 39 on the other side of the river.
There's an old fort you can tour (though it may not yet be reopened), a high school built on stilts, and a some really cool small towns along the way. I've camped in Empire. The people have thick New Yawk accents.
Lake Hermitage road is a well maintained gravel which goes back to a small fishing village about as far away from anything as you can get.
It's not the ride of a lifetime, but it's a place like no other. I can't imagine why Brent would suggest it's not worth the trip.
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quite a ways. It takes longer to get to Venice than you might think. There and back with a couple stops to see stuff will take up most of the day.
Man... just talking about it makes me want to go again.
Oh, and I wanted to add, though you're probably well aware. Shuttle launches often get postponed. Sometimes for only a day, sometimes for a year. Occasionally they'll scrub a launch with just a few seconds left in the countdown. Prepare yourself for the likely possibility that you might have to wait a few days at best to get the opportunity to watch the launch. Most often they scrub because of weather or a faulty sensor. They try again the next day.
When I went to view a shuttle launch (STS-91) the temperature was sitting right at 100°F and right at the safe limit for launching. I waited for four hours in the heat as they discussed whether or not to launch, and at the last minute they gave a go, and it went. Right on schedule. I got lucky.
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Fast, cheap nanomanufacturingOctober 6, 2014 9:19 am | by Larry Hardesty, MIT | News | Comments
Arrays of tiny conical tips that eject ionized materials are being made at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The technology, which harnesses electrostatic forces, has a range of promising applications, such as spinning out nanofibers for use in "smart" textiles or propulsion systems for fist-sized "nanosatellites." The latest prototype array that generates 10 times the ion current per emitter that previous arrays did.
Creating nanostructures using simple stampsOctober 2, 2014 1:31 pm | News | Comments
New solar cells serve free lunchSeptember 24, 2014 9:07 am | by Poncie Rutsch, Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology | News | Comments
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Startup scales up graphene production, develops biosensors and supercapacitorsSeptember 19, 2014 10:59 am | Videos | Comments
New material structures bend like microscopic hairAugust 6, 2014 10:31 am | by Jennifer Chu, MIT News Office | Videos | Comments
MIT engineers have fabricated a new elastic material coated with microscopic, hairlike structures that tilt in response to a magnetic field. Depending on the field's orientation, the microhairs can tilt to form a path through which fluid can flow; the material can even direct water upward, against gravity. Researchers say structures may be used in windows to wick away moisture.
The perfect atom sandwich requires an extra layerAugust 5, 2014 11:21 am | by Anne Ju, Cornell Univ. | News | Comments
Like the perfect sandwich, a perfectly engineered thin film for electronics requires not only the right ingredients, but also just the right thickness of each ingredient in the desired order, down to individual layers of atoms. In recent experiments Cornell Univ. researchers found a major difference between assembling atomically precise oxide films and the conventional layer-by-layer "sandwich making" of molecular beam epitaxy.
Supersonic spray delivers high quality graphene layerMay 28, 2014 11:26 am | by Jeanne Galatzer-Levy, Univ. of Illinois, Chicago | News | Comments
Although the potential uses for graphene seem limitless, there has been no easy way to scale up from microscopic to large-scale applications without introducing defects. Researchers in Chicago and Korea have recently developed a supersonic spray system that produces very small droplets of graphene which disperse evenly, evaporate rapidly, and reduce aggregation tendencies. And, to the researchers' surprise, it also eliminates defects.
Advance brings "hyperbolic metamaterials" closer to realityMay 12, 2014 3:21 pm | News | Comments
Optical metamaterials harness clouds of electrons called surface plasmons to manipulate and control light. However, plasmonic devices often use gold or silver, which is incompatible with CMOS manufacturing processes. Purdue Univ. scientists have now developed an ultra-thin crystalline superlattice that instead uses metal-dielectrics. Applied using epitaxy, this "hyperbolic" film could greatly expand applications for metamaterials.
"Exotic" material is like a switch when super thinApril 18, 2014 3:05 pm | by Anne Ju, Cornell Univ. | News | Comments
Ever-shrinking electronic devices could get down to atomic dimensions with the help of transition metal oxides. Researchers from Cornell Univ. and Brookhaven National Laboratory have shown how to switch a particular transition metal oxide, a lanthanum nickelate (LaNiO3), from a metal to an insulator by making the material less than a nanometer thick.
Making new materials an atomic layer at a timeApril 17, 2014 9:36 am | News | Comments
Researchers in Pennsylvania and Texas have shown the ability to grow high quality, single-layer materials one on top of the other using chemical vapor deposition. This highly scalable technique, often used in the semiconductor industry, can produce materials with unique properties that could be applied to solar cells, ultracapacitors for energy storage, or advanced transistors for energy efficient electronics, among many other applications.
Researchers grow carbon nanofibers using ambient air, without toxic ammoniaMarch 24, 2014 9:39 am | News | Comments
Vertically aligned carbon nanofibers (VACNFs) are a commonly manufactured material, but conventional techniques for creating them have relied on the use of ammonia gas, which is toxic. Though it not costly, it is also not free, either. Researchers in North Carolina have demonstrated that VACNFs can be manufactured using ambient air, making the manufacturing process safer and less expensive.
Materials experts create spintronic thermoelectric power generatorsMarch 21, 2014 2:18 pm | News | Comments
Imagine a computer so efficient that it can recycle its own waste heat to produce electricity. While such an idea may seem far-fetched today, significant progress has already been made to realize these devices. Researchers at the Univ. of Utah have fabricated spintronics-based thin film devices which do just that, converting even minute waste heat into useful electricity.
Scientists produce first ever atom-by-atom simulation of ALD nanoscale film growthFebruary 5, 2014 1:18 pm | News | Comments
Researchers at Tyndall National Institute in Ireland have produced the first ever atom-by-atom simulation of nanoscale film growth by atomic layer deposition (ALD), a thin-film technology used in the production of silicon chips. The accomplishment required the acquisition of the complete set of hundreds of ALD reactions at the quantum mechanical level.
Diamond defect boosts quantum technologyFebruary 4, 2014 2:02 pm | News | Comments
New research shows that a remarkable defect in synthetic diamond produced by chemical vapor deposition allows researchers to measure, witness, and potentially manipulate electrons in a manner that could lead to new "quantum technology" for information processing.
Ultra-thin tool heating improves injection moldingJanuary 2, 2014 11:58 am | News | Comments
To manufacture plastic parts with high-end surfaces, the entire forming tool is heated to 110 C using a technique known as variothermic tempering. To retrieve the finished plastic part, the mold must be cooled by up to 30 C, consuming lots of energy. Researchers have now developed a new kind of tempering technique that is up to 90% more energy efficient than variothermic tempering approaches.
Graphene nanoribbons an ice-melting coat for radarDecember 17, 2013 1:02 am | News | Comments
Ribbons of ultrathin graphene combined with polyurethane paint meant for cars is just right for deicing sensitive military radar domes, according to scientists at Rice Univ. The Rice lab of chemist James Tour, in collaboration with Lockheed Martin, developed the compound to protect marine and airborne radars with a robust coating that is also transparent to radio frequencies.
ORNL devises recipe to fine-tune diameter of silica rodsDecember 16, 2013 3:22 pm | News | Comments
The goal of fabricating fixed-size one-dimensional silica structures and being able to precisely control the diameter during growth has long eluded scientists. Now, Oak Ridge National Laboratory researchers Panos Datskos and Jaswinder Sharma have demonstrated what they describe as the addressable local control of diameter of each segment of the silica rod.
Researchers grow graphene on silverNovember 18, 2013 1:56 pm | by Sarah Ostman, Northwestern Univ. | News | Comments
Northwestern Univ. and Argonne National Laboratory scientists have recently overcome problems with growing graphene on chemically inert substrates, demonstrating the first growth of graphene on a single-crystal silver substrate. Their method could advance graphene-based optical devices and enable the interfacing of graphene with other two-dimensional materials.
With carbon nanotubes, a path to flexible, low-cost sensorsSeptember 25, 2013 12:59 pm | News | Comments
Researchers in Germany are showing the way toward low-cost, industrial-scale manufacturing of a new family of electronic devices. Gas sensors that could be integrated into food packaging to gauge freshness, new types of solar cells and flexible transistors, and sensors that could be built into electronic skin: All can be made with carbon nanotubes, sprayed like ink onto flexible plastic sheets or other substrates.
Spinning CDs to clean sewage waterSeptember 24, 2013 8:46 am | News | Comments
By coating compact disks in photocatalytic compounds and spinning them to clean water, scientists in Taiwan have found a potential new use for old music CDs. The disks, equipped with tiny zinc oxide nanorods, are able to break down more than 95% of the contaminants in methyl orange dye, a benchmark organic compound for testing photocatalytic reactions.
Densest array of carbon nanotubes grown to dateSeptember 20, 2013 1:10 pm | News | Comments
A team from Cambridge Univ. in England has devised a simple technique to increase the density of nanotube forests grown on conductive supports about five times over previous methods. The new technique could one day help improve the performance of microelectronics in devices ranging from batteries to spacecraft.
Semiconductor wafer saws made from carbon nanotubes and diamondSeptember 9, 2013 11:10 am | News | Comments
A new method developed in Germany makes it possible to manufacture ultra-thin saw wires by placing diamond on carbon nanotubes. The new invention is designed to cut through silicon wafers with minimum kerf, or "sawdust", loss that is the unavoidable result of current tools used in semiconductor wafer fabrication.
Breakthrough technique could make electronics smaller, betterSeptember 4, 2013 7:15 am | News | Comments
An international group of researchers from the U.S. and South Korea have discovered a groundbreaking technique in manufacturing nanostructures that has the potential to make electrical and optical devices smaller. The new patterning technology, called atomic layer lithography, based on a layering technique at the atomic level and relies on a surprising low-tech tool: Scotch Magic tape.
Grayscale technique opens third dimension for nanoscale lithographyAugust 29, 2013 3:32 pm | News | Comments
Engineers at NIST have developed a new technique for fabricating high aspect ratio 3-D nanostructures over large device areas using a combination of electron beam lithography, photolithography and resist spray coating. While it has long been possible to make complicated 3-D structures with many mask layers or expensive grayscale masks, the new technique enables researchers to etch features in two process steps without masks
Physicists develop new method of fabricationAugust 22, 2013 1:24 pm | News | Comments
In the future, carbon nanomembranes are expected to be able to filter out very fine material or even gases. Right now, basic research is concentrating on methods for the production of these nanomembranes. Using a new process a research team in Germany has produced 12 different carbon nanomembranes from a variety of starting materials.
A durable, bacteria-killing surface for hospitalsAugust 20, 2013 12:13 pm | News | Comments
Scientists at Switzerland have developed a new method for making antimicrobial surfaces that can eliminate bacteria under a minute. The breakthrough relies on a new sputtering technique that uses a highly ionized plasma to, for the first time, deposit antibacterial titanium oxide and copper films on 3-D polyester surfaces. This promotes the production of free radicals, which are powerful natural bactericides.
The positive sides of dopingAugust 14, 2013 9:45 am | News | Comments
Flexible thin film solar cells that can be produced by roll-to-roll manufacturing are a highly promising route to cheap solar electricity. Researchers in Switzerland report that they have designed a low-cost cadmium telluride solar cell technology based on metal foil substrates. By doping the cells with cooper, they have elevated efficiency from 8 to 11.5%.
New electron beam writer enables next-gen biomedical, information techAugust 13, 2013 10:37 am | News | Comments
Electron beam (e-beam) lithography enables researchers to write very small patterns on large substrates with a high level of precision. In the Nano3 cleanroom facility at the Univ. of California, San Diego's Qualcomm Institute, a new Vistec e-beam writer is helping to develop nanoscale transistors for integrated electronics, as well as neural probes for brain diagnostics.
New technology prevents degradation of silicon PV modulesJuly 23, 2013 8:23 am | News | Comments
Diffusion of sodium ions from the glass substrate is thought to be the primary cause of potential-induced degradation (PID) in crystalline silicon photovoltaic cells. A research institute and metals company in Japan have partnered to develop a thin film solution. The titanium oxide-based composite metal compound they have developed is inexpensive to produce and highly scalable.
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Lindsay achieves groupie status, reportedly sells off designer duds
By Kat Giantis
No one will ever accuse Lindsay Lohan of having her priorities in order. With her bank accounts frozen by the IRS and an extended stay in the pokey a real possibility, thanks to her June car crash and Nov. 29 nightclub arrest, the supposedly vodka-swilling starlet, 26, appears to be spending her time chasing after a boy.
Specifically, she has her eye on Max George from the Wanted.
Word is, the pair were hanging out before she allegedly clocked that psychic at a New York hot spot last week, and yet, for some reason, the rocker hasn't run screaming in the opposite direction.
On Thursday night, Lohan, a pack of Parliaments in her nicotine-stained hands, was photographed with George and his bandmate, Tom Parker, backstage at their Boston gig (photo at left). Both look thrilled by her chatter. A day earlier, Lindsay turned up at their Philadelphia show.
According to TMZ, LiLo hitched a ride to Beantown from New York on the band's deluxe tour bus, attaining the rarefied status as "Max's guest."
George, 24, who broke off his engagement to British actress Michelle Keegan earlier this year, "doesn't want a girlfriend and is a single guy," explains a source. "But [he] doesn't mind having Lindsay around."
Just what every girl lacking in self-esteem, self-purpose and self-awareness longs to hear.
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iG3 Mobile Power Station recharges your iPod or iPhone
One of the first things that many first-time smartphone users notice is that they only get a day or so out of their phone's battery before having to recharge it.
The iPhone is a particular offender, but have no fear, help is on the way in the form of the iG3 Mobile Power Station. It's a li-ion polymer battery that can give up to 250 hours extra standby time in an emergency.
The manufacturers suggest that it could be useful at festivals or on holiday. It's recharged via the same lead that charges the iPod/iPhone, and the battery and your handset can be charged together.
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Rhyme Rag Issue#5
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The Spider
It had been a month since the last spider sat on my wall; smug and dark, casting a quivering shadow against the white. You appeared so suddenly, and when I least expected it; I didn't fear you or want to kill you – your presence just irritated me. I left you sitting there for hours, […]
He tells himself a story: "I am great. I am wise." There will be truth in that story. What though, it's only lies. He listens to his story: "You are great. You are wise." And he believes his telling. What though, it's only lies. He walks his way through living: Thinking "great", thinking "wise"; Taking […]
Time has no worries Time has no end Time doesn't forget Time is everywhere Time is split in two Time is needed to start the day and end it Time is nothing if you don't use it Time is everything to someone who needs it Time dictates your life
My Teacher Lost My Poem
My Teacher Lost My Poem, like a piece of Styrofoam. We gave them all up, full of luck; and now they'll never come home. Bright ideas that struck, all the poems he took. With the words from the mouth, all came out; him losing them was a stroke of bad luck. We forget something: he […]
Dimmest Glows
Never constant, ever changing: there is no east, west, north, or south, only the abyss's gaping mouth vast beyond eternity. The infinite cycle of death, decay and destruction, all to bring about the new: the small, tiny, miniscule and insignificant; the large, huge, monstrous and colossal. All lie side by side in the web of […]
Sometimes you're worried, confused. Finger on the trigger, slipping. Sweat dripping and time slows down. Blood dripping every moment you move. The end of you. A heart with worry and confusion needs time. When you end the confusion you're finished. When you end the worry you move on.
The Ghost of Rome
It all began when Remus wiped out Romulus; that's when the city of Reme came to be. It was a State of fair Democracy that was the envy of other regions; through their diplomatic ties they formed a Union. It spread from Palestine to Belgium. A man called Cesar spurred revolution. He was jailed for […]
The Hunter
It looked at me in surprise, that fox I met that afternoon. We both stopped dead in our tracks. I stared at the intelligent brown eyes, the fluffy auburn tail. And the smooth, bright pelt of red-gold fur. And coming into contact, with a creature such as I, it was no wonder that it fled, […]
Float gently above; relish in your paradise. Prepare for the storm. Fall down from the sky to the depths of a lost sea. Lonely, afraid: drown. Lost inside your thoughts, delve deeper into darkness. Or swim to the shore.
The Dark
"I can't face it," you say. I stand quiet, don't want to wound you when you're already bleeding. But your words are shards, the barbed wire I'm clinging to to keep from going under. Because this pain, this sadness, it's so much better than the dark: the eternal abyss where no light reaches. So yes. […]
Mr. Crestfallen
He shuffled along the pavement like dead leaves in the wind, always carrying a third support. Mr. Crestfallen's sombre eyes drooped into heavy bags, almost reaching the network of spider veins crawling, multiplying as freely through his sickly pale jowls as the cells in his lungs. His spine arched; leathered back beginning to recover from […]
They loom in and out of sight with eerie speed, like ghosts of places left behind. Pale and colourless against the dark, silhouettes of light flashing out of view as soon as seen. They are paper cut-outs, limiting the world to an ever-changing, never-changing sphere of depthless shape.


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The Sabah Rainforest Rehabilitation Project rehabilitates logged rainforest in the state of Sabah, in Malaysian Borneo, through Improved Forest Management (IFM) activities, as well as avoiding a second round of logging. The project developer has been working on these activities since the early 1990s and, so far, has restored approximately 12,000 hectares (ha) of rainforest with a goal of rehabilitating a total of 25,000 ha.Renew Portfolio (various projects selected by the Carbon Neutral Project) 1,064 tCO2e – £1.47 per tCO2e
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Episode PremiereMarch 12, 2002
GenreDrama, Comedy
Show Period2001 - 2010
Production CompanyDoozer, Towers Prod., ABC, Touchstone Television
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DirectorLawrence Trilling
ScreenwriterJanae Bakken, Mark Stegemann, Debra Fordham
Main Cast
- Zach Braff as Dr. John "J.D." Dorian
- Sarah Chalke as Dr. Elliot Reid
- Donald Faison as Dr. Christopher Turk
- Neil Flynn as The Janitor
- Ken Jenkins as Dr. Bob Kelso
- John C. McGinley as Dr. Perry Cox
- Judy Reyes as Nurse Carla Espinosa
- Robert Maschio as Dr. Todd Quinlan
- Aloma Wright as Nurse Laverne Roberts
- Sam Lloyd
- Christa Miller as Jordan Sullivan
Additional Cast
- Jack Shearer
- Eric Saiet
- Steven Shaw
- Kelli Williams as Kristen Murphy
J.D. feels guilty when a rude patient, whom he ignored, dies. Carla assures him that it was the terminal cancer, but J.D. is unable to sleep. Dr. Cox is unable to decide between the three women he likes. Elliot and Turk discover a possible new side to Dr. Kelso.


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OK so this more venting than seeking advice.
After the crushing disappointment of the LX, I thought a Zorki 4k might sooth the burn, so stupidly I bought one. Again I was joyful as I unwrapped the box that came in the mail. Loaded a roll of film. Later in the evening I decided to waste a few frames to see what the shutter looked like when firing without the lens. To my horror (and then sadness) the curtains only partially opened and closed.
Another day, another lemon.
This was a surprise? (Zorki 4 owner, but mine surprisingly does work )
I never load a roll of film in a new "old" camera without first testing to make sure everything is working properly. I bought an XD-11 from the local camera store and found that the shutter didn't work in manual but it worked perfectly in the other settings so I shoot it in either shutter or aperture priority and never have a problem. One day I will dig into it but until then I still enjoy shooting it.
Thy heart -- thy heart! -- I wake and sigh,
And sleep to dream till day
Of the truth that gold can never buy
Of the bawbles that it may.
I just bought a lemon myself and was not too impressed. I think everything about it said "lemon" but I was too excited and went for it thinking that legendary toughness means you'll never get a lemon. Not so.
Nowadays, I don't do much buying online and prefer to see the camera. Even though used camera stores charge a premium, I go to one that atleast offers 30-day repair warranty if it's a lemon off the shelf (could possibly negotiate a return if it's that bad maybe).
The main lesson I learned: See it in person before buying, don't pressure yourself to buy it just because X Y or Z, and try to have some sort of return or repair guarantee
Good morning, Ricus;
The Zorki 4 and 4K are actually pretty good cameras, and you may find that yours will respond very nicely to just a CLA (Cleaning, Lubrication, and Adjustment). Guitstik alluded to the simple nature of the things, and he is right. If you do not feel comfortable looking into it yourself, there are a couple of places where people do still work on them. For you in the U. of S. A. it would not be to much of a stretch to send it to Arax Foto in the Ukraine ( www.araxfoto.com ), or to Oleg near Moscow. Oleg is probably the best known specialist for this camera at this time.
If you do feel like opening up the camera and looking around inside, there are several places where information on working on these cameras is available. The Rangefinder Forum is one of those places. Yes, I do know about this part also. My own Zorki 4 came to me with the caveat and warning that the shutter did not work, and that the camera had been just sitting idle for about 40 years (think that it might have needed a CLA?), and the Zorki 4K developed a problem with the shutter while I was testing the camera after taking it out of the box when it had been shipped to me. It also responded to a simple repair and CLA.
Do not give up on them just yet. You may find that it really is a nice camera, but with even a Leica, every once in a while you do need to do the CLA routine on them. Even our old mechanical watches and clocks needed lubrication every 4 or 5 years or so. How long do you think your car can go without at least having its oil changed? Be careful before you respond; I know the answer. My best friend did this with his car.
Ralph Javins, Latte Land, Washington
When they ask you; "How many Mega Pixels you got in your camera?"
just tell them; "I use activated silver bromide crystals tor my image storage media."
I agree with Ralph..these can be a fine picture taker, and both my 4 and 4K work fine..
Don't be too scared pulling one apart - you don't have much to lose..There are a couple of Russian books on camera repair that may help, but a syringe, fine needle and some good oil applied VERY SPARINGLY to the right points on the shutter rollers can free them us and make them work like new...
I never expect anything to work correctly when I buy it - especially if it's cheap :-)
A camera is only a black box with a hole in it....
my blog...some film, some digital http://andrewk1965.wordpress.com/
Ok, having had a good sleep on it, I can think more clearly.
I am very tempted to take this one apart, but I'll have a chat with a repair tech locally (albeit 1400km away). It's not broken outright, just doesn't close it's curtains fully, so it could be a lube issue or spring issue.
This is a lesson learned, check before I buy. The only problem with that is there is not much (nothing worth buying, owning or using) in the area where I live, so I usually buy online (which is risky in itself)
...so much for my return to 35mm photography
I think I'll call this Zorki....Lemonov
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sequi lux et tenebrae
Zorki's, are a gamble at best.I wouldn't touch them...
The curtain tension probably just needs to be adjusted. If you take the bottom plate off you should see the bottom of both shutter curtain drums. Adjust there. If you put the camera in bulb you can more easily discern whether the curtains are traveling at the same speed. I have a few FSU cameras and they are nice to play around with. My favorite is a Zorki 5 that I rebuilt and underwound the curtain springs so the speeds are half what they show. It is super quiet and runs like a swiss watch, or at least as close as a soviet camera can be to a swiss watch.
FSU cameras have a bad reputation I think just because most, if not almost all, have not been cared for.
Yep, I know the feeling. Bought Two, not one, Leica C1's and both suffer from collapsed control switches.
Damn !
- Bill Lynch
Gotta ask detailed questions and insist on returnability if DOA, or don't buy. I even do that on APUG, where this policy tends to be assumed. Lesson learned...as many of us probably have.
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It's hard to imagine life without disposable diapers. After becoming widely available in the late 1960s and early 1970s, disposables are now the norm in much of the world – and for good reason. Though they raise complicated environmental issues, there's no denying that throwaway nappies are a major convenience for many parents.
Disposables are so ever-present, in fact, that few wonder what they're made of. But it's a reasonable question for a product that spends so many hours in direct contact with your child's most sensitive areas. What's really in disposable diapers, and is there any chance that these materials could harm your baby?
What's in a disposable diaper?
While disposable diapers seem simple, they have more materials and parts than you might think. Diaper companies aren't required to list the ingredients of their products, but modern disposables – Pampers, Huggies, and everything else – all follow the same basic model:
The outer lining is made of polyethylene film, essentially the same stuff that's in plastic wrap. The inner lining that touches your baby's skin is usually made of polypropylene, a common material that's also found in thermal underwear, among other things. Both materials are considered completely safe for young skin. Some brands enhance the inner lining with aloe and vitamin E, skin-friendly compounds that are often found in diaper rash creams.
The absorbent center contains wood pulp and super-absorbent polymers, usually sodium polyacrylate. Introduced in the early 1980s, sodium polyacrylate allowed diapers to become both thinner and more effective at keeping babies dry. This compound can soak up to 30 times its weight in urine. Although sodium polyacrylate is supposed to stay in the core of the diaper, it sometimes leaks through the lining, leaving small transparent crystals on a baby's skin.
The cartoon characters or other images on the outside of many diapers are made with dyes such as Disperse Blue 106, Disperse Blue 124, Disperse Yellow 3, and Disperse Orange 3.
Scented diapers contain a small amount of perfume between the absorbent core and the outer layers. The perfumes typically contain citral, a citrusy-smelling compound often found in lemon and orange oils.
Are the chemicals in disposable diapers safe?
Sodium polyacrylate: According to various material safety data sheets (documents created by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration that list potential hazards of chemicals in great detail), the sodium polyacrylate in diapers is mild stuff. Inhaling small particles might irritate the airways, but it's considered nontoxic.
Sodium polyacrylate itself is not irritating to the skin. And because it's a polymer, it sticks together in long chains that are way too large to be absorbed through the skin. However, sodium polyacrylate is sometimes mixed up with small amounts of acrylic acid, a leftover from the manufacturing process.
In theory, acrylic acid in large doses could be harmful to a baby's skin. But according to a 2009 report in the Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health, there isn't nearly enough acrylic acid in disposable diapers to raise concern. (The study was funded by Procter & Gamble, a major manufacturer of diapers.)
People who warn against the dangers of disposable diapers often say that sodium polyacrylate can cause allergic skin reactions. Fortunately, such reactions seem to be very rare. A 2008 report in the journal Clinics in Dermatology cited only one recent case of a possible allergic reaction to sodium polyacrylate, and that was in an adult using an incontinence pad. The authors note that very few babies have allergic reactions to anything in their diapers.
In the late 1970s and early 1980s, hundreds of women using super-absorbent tampons containing sodium polyacrylate developed toxic shock syndrome, a potentially fatal disease caused by bacterial infections. When sodium polyacrylate first started showing up in diapers, some people worried that babies could get toxic shock syndrome, too. But that fear turned out to be unfounded. A diaper worn on the outside of the body is far different from a tampon, and no case of a diaper causing toxic shock syndrome has ever been reported.
Dyes: The dyes used in diapers are generally safe. But in rare cases, Disperse Blue 106, Disperse Blue 124, Disperse Yellow 3, and Disperse Orange 3 have been known to trigger allergic reactions in babies.
Perfumes: Some babies are sensitive to citral and other perfumes in diapers, although actual allergic reactions seem to be uncommon. According to a 2009 report in the Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health, the amount of citral in a typical scented diaper should be about a million times too low to cause any trouble.
Dioxins: The wood pulp in diapers gives them a little extra cushioning and absorbing power, but it can also introduce other potentially worrisome chemicals, namely dioxins. This family of chemicals, created when wood pulp is bleached with chlorine, is known to cause cancer in humans.
Except for chlorine-free diapers, such as those made by Seventh Generation and Earth's Best, disposable diapers carry tiny amounts of dioxins. Some worry that the dioxins found in disposable diapers that have been thrown away will contaminate groundwater near landfills. Parents, of course, have a more immediate concern.
There doesn't seem to be enough dioxin in a diaper to threaten a baby's health, however. In fact, it's not even a close call: A study published in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives in 2002 estimated that kids get thousands if not millions of times more dioxins in their diet than they get from their diapers. (Dioxins are everywhere in the environment, and they end up in everything that we eat, especially animal fats.)
The study also found that the most dangerous types of dioxins – the forms most likely to cause cancer and other disease – don't show up in diapers at all.
What do pediatricians say?
In general, pediatricians and experts say that disposable diapers do what they're supposed to: protect babies' skin without much mess, hassle, or reason for worry.
"We see a lot less diaper rash than we used to," says Ilona Frieden, director of pediatric dermatology at UC San Francisco's Children's Hospital. Because modern disposables absorb large amounts of moisture – a key ingredient in most diaper rashes – diaper rash outbreaks tend to be less common and less severe, she says.
Although Frieden sees rashy bottoms every day in her practice, she "very rarely" sees a case where the diaper itself seemed to be causing the trouble. Diaper rashes, she says, are most commonly caused by yeast infections and irritation of the area from diarrhea or unusually liquid stool.
What's the issue with Pampers Dry Max diapers?
The safety of disposable diapers became a hot topic in early 2010 when word started spreading that babies had developed severe rashes or even "chemical burns" after wearing Pampers Dry Max Swaddlers and Cruisers from Procter & Gamble.
Dry Max diapers – designed to be thinner but as absorbent as the old Pampers – first hit store shelves in August 2008, although the company didn't change the packaging or advertise the new brand until March 2010. Soon after the new packaging came out in 2010, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) started hearing complaints about severe diaper rashes from parents and caregivers.
The CPSC eventually received nearly 4,700 incident reports about Pampers Dry Max diapers between April and August 2010. More than 11,000 people joined a Facebook group calling for Pampers to bring back the old Cruisers and Swaddlers.
The CPSC and Health Canada (the Canadian safety agency) investigated the diapers and found no specific cause linking Pampers Dry Max diapers to diaper rash.
As part of its investigation, CPSC staff reviewed clinical and toxicological data from published, peer-reviewed medical literature, as well as studies done by Procter & Gamble. They considered characteristics of the diaper, including materials used, the construction of the diaper, and heat and moisture retention.
In a September 2010 press release, the CPSC concluded: "While the investigation thus far does not find a link between the diapers and the health complaints received, CPSC recognizes the serious concerns expressed by parents. CPSC staff cannot rule out that there may exist a health concern for some babies, especially those babies that may be sensitive and develop rashes or other skin problems as a result of contact with the materials in this or other products."
Throughout the investigation, Procter & Gamble maintained that its diapers are safe. Dry Max diapers don't contain any new materials or dyes that could cause rashes or any other reaction, and they were tested extensively before their release, said Liza Sanchez, the company's director of research and development.
What parents can do
If you have concerns about any disposable diapers, report the problem by calling the Consumer Product Safety Commission at (800) 638-2772 or visiting the CPSC website.
If a particular diaper seems to be causing problems for your child, try switching brands, says Frieden, the pediatric dermatologist. You can also try switching to cloth diapers, which are less absorbent but are free of dyes and many of the chemicals found in disposable diapers.
To treat a mild diaper rash, Frieden recommends the standard approach: Change your child often, making sure the skin is dry before using a skin protecting cream or ointment and putting on a fresh diaper. (Get more information on diaper rashes and how to treat them.) For a more serious rash, make sure to check in with your child's doctor.


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Happy Saturday!!! Hot, sticky and muggy here. Beautiful thunderheads building up tho....
Happy Saturday!!! Hot, sticky and muggy here. Beautiful thunderheads building up tho....
It's been a busy Saturday. My grandson went to the Chicago Air and Water Show. I have been doing errands, and I finally am done with all of those. Now maybe, I can finally finish crocheting that afghan that should have been done months ago for Jason's birthday.
Disneyland Here I Come Again!
October 1, to October 6, 2015
We had some rather loud thunder last night around 1am. Then at 3am, someone in a very large truck stopped in front of our house and decided to take a tour of our front lawn. Scared the ever loving life out of me since I was sitting in the living room and the windows there look out on the lawn. Yay for having a can of mace handy. He went away, nothing happened, but yeah, good times.
Very hot today here in the UK (its after midnight now and still HOT).
By the way - I am interested - how do the members of RCMC think we did at hosting the Olympics?
DLR - October 2011
I think the Olympics were great. I had the television on almost the entire time, and I watched a lot of the events. I think the city of London, did a wonderful job. I missed the closing ceremonies, though.
Disneyland Here I Come Again!
October 1, to October 6, 2015
hi room. i took a vacation away from mice chat for a while. vacation i mean my computer was having signal problems. so i decided to take a break from mice chat for a while though. but its good to be back on mice chat.
how are you all doing?
Olympics huh... well.... uh... I.... didn't really watch much of them. But I think you guys did a boffo, bang up job!
right on penguinsoda, im feeling quite thirsty as well.
Its the weather... the hot, humidness sucks the life out of us!
it sure does penguinsoda. the weather is sometimes unpredictable
Ever since I came out of the basement (my current bedroom) yesterday . I had something to do. Attended this peach festival . First I got peach pies with my mom. Watched a peach parade. Parade wasn't that great except for seeing Ronald Mcdonald. It was mostly vote campaign stuff and this car that made me think of JFK's assassination car. Went to Walmarts and got my brother from his work. Then went back to the peach festival to get free stuff. I learned a way to dress up and volunteer for Fort Delaware. Ate at Hardees. Lastly ended the night by watching WALL•E.
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I love David Tennent! Matt Smith is ok. I've gotten use to him but I think David had the better personality. Word on the street is that Jenny may be back halfway through the new season! And I'd LOVE to see Captain Jack come back, although I got so pissed off with the season of Torchwood where they pretty much killed off everyone but Gwen and Jack and stopped watching it after that so I don't know where in the timeline Jack is and what his doing... but hey... they time travel, anything is possible!
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Tampa Bay Lightning head coach Jon Cooper talked to the media before today's game against the New Jersey Devils. He addressed how Ben Bishop is playing among other things.
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SOUTH WHITLEY ŌĆö Optimism about the future and overcoming adversity was the prevalent theme at the outset of the awards presentation during the Whitley County Chamber of CommerceŌĆÖs annual recognition night Tuesday.
ŌĆ£This has been a very challenging few months for the chamber of commerce,ŌĆØ said Mike DeFreeuw, chairman of the chamber board during the opening remarks.
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CHURUBUSCO┬ĀŌĆō┬ĀChurubusco High School┬Āstudents got the opportunity to see local government in action Monday when the┬ĀWhitley County┬ĀBoard of CommissionerŌĆÖs held its bi-monthly meeting in the auditorium of the high school.
Although designed to be business as usual, most of the discussion stemmed from questions raised by the students regarding a commissionerŌĆÖs role and duties.
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COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö A father and infant daughter survived a one-vehicle rollover crash in the area of Ind. 9 and CR 500 N Tuesday morning.
Casey Sellers, 31, of Fairmont, lost control of his Cadillac Escalade and rolled it, pinning himself in the vehicle. SellerŌĆÖs daughter, 4, escaped with no injuries. Sellers was airlifted to Parkview Main in Fort Wayne after he was found unconscious and pinned in the vehicle.
While cross countryŌĆÖs post season is in full swing, several area teams are preparing for sectionals this week.
Cross Country: WhitkoŌĆÖs boys, along with Columbia CityŌĆÖs boys and girls teams, will be competing Saturday at IPFW in the semi-state meet.
Teams that place in the top five will advance, along with runners that place in the top 15 individually.
Volleyball: Columbia CityŌĆÖs, ChurubuscoŌĆÖs, and WhitkoŌĆÖs volleyball teamsŌĆÖ sectionals begin Thursday night.
Columbia City will take the short trip to Carroll to face Fort Wayne North Side at 7:30 p.m.
AVILLA ŌĆö Patricia Opal Reed, 82, of Avilla, died Sunday, Oct. 16, 2011, at Provena Sacred Heart Home.
Mrs. Reed was born in Kendallville April 14, 1929, to the late Clifford John Barker and Opal Daisey (Helmer) Becker.
She graduated from Kendallville High School in 1946 and married Jack Phillip Reed Aug. 24, 1947, at the Wayne Center United Methodist Church near Kendallville.
Pat was a bookkeeper and was employed with Parker Nivens Chevrolet in Kendallville for 18 years.
She also assisted Ron Everage when he began Everage Motor Sales in Stroh.
Elnora L. Norris, 71, of Columbia City, passed away at 11:05 p.m. Monday, Oct. 17, 2011, at Canterbury Rehab, Fort Wayne.
Born March 21, 1940, in Huntington County, she was the daughter of Edward P. and Bessie H. (Rupley) Schenkel.
She grew up in Andrews and moved to Whitley County in 1975.
She graduated from Andrews High School with the Class of 1958.
On June 10, 1961 she married Brent L. Norris in Andrews. She retired from Precision Plastics, Columbia City in 2001.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö Junelle A. Luther, 86, of Columbia City, died at 4:09 a.m. Monday, Oct. 17, 2011 at MillerŌĆÖs Merry Manor where she was admitted Thursday, Oct. 13.
She was born May 5, 1925, in Union Township, Whitley County, a daughter of William Thomas and Ione J. (Tucker) Perry.
Her formative years were spent in Union Township, with the exception of a short time in Auburn. She graduated from Coesse High School.
On June 29, 1946, she was united in marriage to Leonard E. Luther. They made their home in Washington Township, Whitley County.
CHURUBUSCO ŌĆō Every year, property owners in the county receive what is known as a Form 11, an assessment form showing either the same property value as the previous year or changes to this yearŌĆÖs value.
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Fog rises over a rural scene north of South Whitley recently as the sun prepares to peak over the treeline. Cooling temperatures have recently collided with the warm earth, still holding heat from a searing summer, to create foggy conditions throughout Whitley County and the rest of Indiana.
Lauren Listen, a 4th-grade student at Mary Raber Elementary School in Columbia City, writes her name on the back of her Junior Achievement book. She is just one of 900 Whitley County children involved in JA this fall. Nancy Bridegam is her teacher.


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By Rumman Ahmed
India's Fortis Healthcare will sell its 64% stake in Dental Corp. Holdings, a privately held Australian provider of dental care services, to healthcare group Bupa for A$270 million and will use the proceeds to cut its debt.
By Kenan Machado
Religare Health Trust, backed by Indian hospital chain operator Fortis Healthcare, priced a planned initial public offering in Singapore toward the lower end of a range estimated earlier, saying it is looking to raise a total of $417.9 million.
By Kenan Machado and P.R. Venkat
MUMBAI–Religare Health Trust, backed by Indian hospital chain Fortis Healthcare Ltd., will price its initial public offering in Singapore at 90 Singapore cents a unit, two people involved in the listing process said Wednesday.
By Chun Han Wong and P.R. Venkat
Indian hospital chain Fortis Healthcare is seeking to raise up to 550.4 million Singapore dollars ($449 million) by listing some of its hospital and healthcare assets through a business trust in Singapore.
By P.R. Venkat, Prudence Ho and Jason Ng
An Indian healthcare company is looking to test investor appetite for a planned initial public offering in Singapore while IGB REIT priced its Malaysia IPO at the top end.
By Rumman Ahmed
Fortis Healthcare will go ahead with its plans for an initial public offering of its medical diagnostics unit, Super Religare Laboratories, only when the local capital market stabilize, its global chief executive said.
By Rumman Ahmed
Fortis Healthcare said it will raise 3.70 billion rupees ($66.4 million) by selling a sale in its diagnostics unit Super Religare Laboratories to Mauritius-based NYLIM Jacob Ballas India Fund III and the International Finance.
By Mumbai Bureau of Dow Jones Newswires
Fortis Healthcare India is in talks with private equity investors Carlyle Group and TPG Capital India to sell a 15%-20% stake in the company, the Mint newspaper reported, citing two people it said were aware of the matter.
By P.R. Venkat of Dow Jones Newswires
Fortis Healthcare, an Indian operator of hospitals, plans to launch a $400 million initial public offering in Singapore in the second quarter via a business trust, a person familiar with the situation said. Click to read more.
By Bangalore Bureau of Dow Jones Newswires
Fortis Healthcare plans to spin off non-core businesses and related assets into a separate entity that is likely to seek a $300 million initial public offering in Singapore, the Economic Times reported, citing unnamed sources.
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Register for Tryouts
Go to firefc.com to register for upcoming tryouts!
Fire FC Academy
Danny Rennie Camp
The annual Danny Rennie Camp is back again! The camp will take place Dec 1st - Dec 4th. Go to the Danny Rennie Camp page for more information and to preregister.
Manchester Camp
Thank you to everyone who attended the Manchester Camp. We look forward to seeing you again next year!
Picture of the Week
Sawyer Heaton who plays on Fire FC Premier 02 MH is featured in the UYSA Picture of the Week
UYSA Youth Soccer Month
Manchester Camp 2014
Fire FC is excited to host the Manchester Soccer Camp again this year.
This year there will be two camps held.
Sep 22nd - Sep 25th for U9 - U18 boys and girls.
Sep 29th - Oct 2nd for U6-U8 boys and girls.
Training for each four day camp will be under the direction of Jeff Illingworth. Jeff holds an English F.A. Soccer A' license and has been involved full time in coaching at several top-youth soccer programs including San Diego Surf, La Jolla Nomads and Carmel Valley Manchester Soccer Club.
For more information on this camp and to register click on the button below.
Far West Regional League
Fire FC Premier 02 MH has been selected again this year to compete in the
Far West Regional League U13 boys division. It is an honor to be chosen
to represent Utah, SUSA RCL, and Fire FC. They boys have worked very
hard this year and this is no small achievement.
The US Youth Soccer Far West Regional League is the premier league competition for US Youth Soccer's Region IV (West), and is divided into three geographic divisions (California, Desert and Northern). The Region IV Far West Regional League joins the Region I Premier League, Region II Midwest Regional League and the Region III Southern Premier League as the top regional competitions throughout the country.
Each US Youth Soccer Regional League is comprised of the top teams in their respective region that have earned their spot based on a proven track record of success in US Youth Soccer competitions. The top finishers in each regional league earn advancement to the US Youth Soccer Regional Championships, part of the US Youth Soccer National Championship Series, the oldest and most prestigious youth soccer national championship competition in the country, and a chance to earn a coveted spot in the US Youth Soccer National League.
2014 Park City Extreme Cup
2014 State Cup
We had two teams compete in the 2014 RSL State Cup. Both teams advanced out of their groups.
Fire FC Blue '03 made it to the Quarter Finals in the U11 age group.
Fire FC Premier '02 MH finished as the runner up in the U12 age group.
Fire FC and Southern Utah soccer was well represented!
May 2015