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The U.S. Naval Academy (USNA) invited a select group of approximately 2,550 young men and women from around the nation and abroad to attend the Naval Academy Summer Seminar Program this year. Summer Seminar is a fast-paced leadership experience for rising seniors in high school. This program helps educate, motivate and prepare selected students who are considering applying for admission to USNA.
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It has taken 38 months, 74 episodes, and 4,079 minutes but — wait for it — tonight, Delena fans finally get the intimate encounter of their Vampire Diaries dreams. We kind of want to skip straight to the sweet spot. But, we'll show a little restraint.
Season 4, Episode 7, "My Brother's Keeper" opens with Stefan (Paul Wesley) doing pushups in the woods. Heated, grouchy, yet still unmistakably hot, he's trying to exercise away the heartache. His Sober Sponsor Caroline (Candice Accola) takes a phone break from coordinating the Miss Mystic Falls pageant to counsel her former mentor. At first she hypothesizes that he's just got the blues. "I'm not depressed," Stefan growls. "I just want to rip into someone's artery and feed until I can't breathe anymore."
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"I'm not going to let that happen," Caroline counters. She then advises Stef to "sublimate." And we've gotta admit that suggesting he redirect his rage into something positive is pretty smart. Too bad Caroline doesn't heed her own advice. A minute after the words leave her mouth, Stefan tells Caroline that Elena (Nina Dobrev) dumped him for Damon (Ian Somerhalder), and Blondie loses her proverbial ish. "What?! She can't have feelings for Damon," she shrieks. "He's Damon. And you're you. And I'm revolted!"
Back in town, the whole gang's getting ready for the pageant. Apparently, Mystic Fallsians waste no excuse to party. Tyler (Michael Trevino) is taking shewolf Hayley (Phoebe Tonkin), Matt (Zach Roerig) is going to be Elena's date, Klaus (Joseph Morgan) plans to cash in his night-out card with Caroline, and Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) will escort April Young (Grace Phipps). But first he has to pause to enjoy his newfound hunter strength. When he and Matt make the beer delivery to the Lockwood Manse, Jer shows off by lifting two full kegs off the flatbed truck. Matt is more concerned than impressed. And with good cause: Slayer Jeremy is having extremely vivid dreams about killing his sister. How vivid? Later that night he wakes up holding a custom stake that he doesn't remember whittling.
The pageant wouldn't be a party without Sir Salvatore. But you know how Damon and Stefan do: Before they make a move, even one as inconsequential as attending a non-event beauty contest, first they have to squabble over Elena. Damon sparks the beef by calling his lil bro "Shady Stefan." He then suggests they change their Save Elena plans to find a new hunter and thus, keep Jeremy from going "all Connor 2.0." Damon doesn't know about the breakup. When Stefan tells him, he tries to play it cool but his younger brother won't let him." Let's not pretend like this isn't the best day of your life," Stefan says.
Meanwhile Caroline is acting like it is the worst day of hers. She is decidedly not OK with Elena loving Damon. And it shows while she and Elena handle last-minute pageant chores like harassing Olympic gold gymnast Gabby Douglas over flower arrangements. "You weren't supposed to let Damon weasel his way into your confused newbie vampire heart," Caroline says.
That's what ex-boyfriends are for…
Stefan is not in a party mood. Rather than prep for the pageant, he heads to Mystic Falls General Hospital, where he tracks down a convicted (and decidedly unrepentant) murderer, force-feeds the man his blood then breaks his neck. Later, the formerly Nice Guy Salvatore asks Jeremy to stop by the old Lockwood dungeons on his way to the pageant. When Jer shows up, Stefan brings out the convicted murderer, cuts Jeremy's arm and has the dude feed off Jeremy so the felon can complete the bloodsucker transition. Clearly his plan is to make new vampires that Jeremy can kill so the hunter's mark will grow and they can find the cure for Elena.
It's a solid plan. But Stef didn't think of one thing: The fact that Jeremy might refuse to follow it. When Jer fails to gut the new vampire, Stefan breaks the vamp's chains and sicks him on Elena's bro. At first Jeremy delays. But then he stabs the guy. Once. Twice. Three times. Needless to say, April's escort is going to be late for the party.
Not that April will notice for a while. Across town, the last-minute contestant meets with Elena and Caroline to decide which dress to wear. The red one or the blue one? At first the girls decide on the more demure blue gown. But then Damon crashes their wardrobe party, suggesting April don the red harlot dress. "The red is pretty," Elena echoes. And, for a second, we think Caroline is going to slap E's mouth off. "What just happened?" wonders the reigning Miss Mystic Falls.
Damon happened. When he leaves, Elena runs behind him like a sophomore with a senior crush. Damon asks Elena to tell him why she broke up with Stefan. "I'm sure it had something to do with you acting weird," he says. "So why don't you tell me? Elena exhales. The two make majorly heavy eye contact during a Twilight-vampire-baby-sized pregnant pause. Then Elena utters, "You." There's more eye chemistry and pregnant pausing and just when we think they might kiss, Professor Shane (David Alpay) walks by and ruins the moment. Which reminds us: We forgot to mention that he has somehow been invited to act as a judge during the booze-filled teen beauty pageant.
Only slightly flustered, Damon seizes the opportunity to needle Shane for more info on Jeremy's mark and on ways to find a new hunter. But the dean of supernatural things won't play along. "If you want to know something about me, Damon, just ask," he says. D responds by asking how he convinced the pastor to kill all those people. "Did you just accuse me of mass murder in the middle of a high school pageant?" Shane asks. Touché.
Stranger things have happened
While everyone else has been busy with the latest Save Elena plan, Tyler and Hayley have been breaking sire-bonds to Klaus. Their latest client is a wolf named Kim. They take a break from her eradication to attend the pageant and to keep up Ty and Caroline's break-up farce. The moment they arrive, Hayley picks up the winner's crown and mockingly places it on her head. "You don't want to do that," Ty cautions. "Those girls will cut you. And they have nails." Hayley replies, "I have claws."
When Mayor Lockwood starts to introduce the Miss Mystic court, Jeremy still hasn't arrived. Matt, who's busy telling Elena about her brother's murderous dreams, steps in to take Jeremy's place as April's escort. It's a gallant move, if you ignore the fact that he magically knows the choreographed Foxtrot dance all the couples must perform.
While April and Matt waltz, Elena alternates between frantically calling Jeremy's number (to no avail) and exchanging longing glances with Damon from across the lawn. Caroline notices and tries to put an end to it. Seconds after Damon leaves to look for Jeremy, she uses the guise of an "intervention" to tell her BFF how wrong she was to choose Damon. When Elena storms off, Blondie looks bewildered. "How did I become the bad guy?" she asks. Original Vampire Klaus answers, "Let's go get you a drink and I'll tell you all about being the bad guy."
Back in the dungeon, Jeremy refuses to tell Stefan how far the mark has grown up his arm. "Tell me or I will make you," Stefan threatens. He tries to compel Jeremy, but it doesn't work. And the neophyte slayer guts him with a wooden stake. "I guess I can't be compelled anymore," Jer says before storming out.
Jeremy arrives at the pageant well armed. When April asks, he blames work for missing her introduction. Then he spots Professor Shane. And, when April explains that Shane is a judge and that she talked to him about her dad, Jer goes a little nutty. "Your dad was doing the right thing for this town," he says. "The whole council is. They died heroes." Once again, he storms off.
But he doesn't follow Professor Shane. Damon does. D corners the Ph.D. in one of the many rooms of the Lockwood manse, reveals that he's a vampire and threatens to kill the professor if he doesn't tell them about the mark. Shane keeps cool until Damon touches him, then he spills that the cure is magically protected. So even if they find its location they won't be able to access it — at least, not without a little help from Bennett with Bonnie. Damon pauses. Now he can't kill Shane because Shane is helping Bonnie (Kat Graham) regain her powers. Drats!
Outside at the party, April wins the Miss Mystic Falls title. Meanwhile Jeremy prowls the party grounds, scowling. Elena tracks him down in one of the dressing rooms, making us wonder, "Just how big is Tyler's house?" Our curiosity is quashed when we notice that Jeremy is using his dream stake to cut his palm. "Connor was right. All I can think about is killing vampires," he tells Elena. "Everything inside me is telling me to drive this stake through your heart."
Elena tries to take her little brother's hand. "Jer, I would never do anything to hurt you," she says. But then she sees the blood and her eyes vamp out. Jeremy lunges for her but she pushes him away. He pretends to pass out and when Elena moves in to check on him, Jeremy stabs his sister in the neck with a vervained pocket stake. She's stunned. He's about to go in for the kill when Matt enters and yells for him to stop. Seconds later, Stefan vamps in and shoves Jeremy into the fireplace so that Matt can grab his bromate and run away. When they do, Stefan pulls the stake out of Elena's neck and cradles her face in his hand. For a second they exchange one of their old looks. (Sigh.)
Stefan explains what's happening to Jeremy. He blames himself for forcing Lil Jer to kill. "If getting my humanity back means stripping Jeremy of his, then I don't want that," Elena says, adding, "You don't have to love me like this. This is who I am now. The old Elena died when she went off that bridge. Let her go."
Stefan does. And so does Jeremy. He goes home to pack, planning to move out for Elena's own good. But his big sister beats him to the punch. Matt shows up and announces that he's moving in and Elena's moving out of the Gilbert house. "I'll keep an eye on you and we can keep this hunter business in check," Matt says. Jeremy does not seem grateful.
Tyler, however, is beyond pleased to discover that Kim, yet another Klaus hybrid, has successfully broken her sire-bond. He texts Hayley immediately. She reads his text but does not respond. Then the camera pulls back to reveal that she is in a meeting with Professor Shane, the very same man she claimed not to know at the pageant party. "We got another one," she announces. The professor responds, "Good then we're almost ready." For what, we do not know.
Meanwhile Elena grabs her bags and vamps over to Rancho Salvatore — as if that's not going to cause major problems. Both Stefan and Damon open the door. Then Stefan says, "Pick a room. I'll crash somewhere else," and leaves. Elena and Damon turn to booze in his absence. "My brother wants to kill me," Elena says. "Welcome to the club," Damon replies. They reminisce about their dirty dancing incident at Whitmore College. Elena admits to wanting to dance with him at the pageant. Damon stands and offers his hand. They slow dance in front of the fire.
Across town, while Damon and Elena's preamble up to a smooch, Stefan drinks up at Caroline's. He drunk confesses that Klaus is helping them find the cure because he needs Elena to be human so he can make more hybrids. Caroline counters with info about Tyler's work helping to break the hybrid sire bonds. Then it hits her: "Oh. My. God," she says.. She starts to talk about how Damon is the key to Elena's new madness.
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No tour of Uranium Energy Corp.'s processing plant in Hobson, Tex. is complete until CEO Amir Adnani pries the top off a big black steel drum and invites you to peer inside. There, filled nearly to the brim, is an orange-yellow powder that UEC mined out of the South Texas countryside.
It's uranium oxide, U3O8, otherwise known as yellowcake. This is the stuff that atomic bombs and nuclear reactor fuel are made from. The 55-gallon drum weighs about 1,000 pounds and fetches about $50,000 at market. But when Adnani looks in, he says, he sees more than just money. He sees America's future.
"The U.S. is more reliant upon foreign sources of uranium than on foreign sources of oil," says Adnani, who himself was born in Iran and looks out of place in South Texas with his sneakers and Prada vest.
America's 104 nuclear power plants generate a vital 20% of the nation's electricity. Back in the early 1980s the U.S. was the biggest uranium miner in the world, producing 43 million pounds a year–enough for nuclear utilities to source all the fuel they needed domestically. But today domestic production is down to 4 million pounds per year.
Perhaps worrisome, our biggest supplier is cutting us off. For the past 20 years America bought 20 million pounds a year from Russia, courtesy of dismantled nuclear weapons. But in 2013 the $8 billion Megatons to Megawatts Program comes to an end. Growing production from Kazakhstan (39 million pounds per year), Canada (18 million) and Australia (12 million) will fill the gap. But China, with 15 nuclear reactors, 26 in the works and 100 more planned, will increasingly compete for these finite supplies.
Adnani insists that he can close the yellowcake gap through a technology that is similar to the hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, that has created the South Texas energy boom. Fracking for uranium isn't vastly different from fracking for natural gas. UEC bores under ranchland into layers of highly porous rock that not only contain uranium ore but also hold precious groundwater. Then it injects oxygenated water down into the sand to dissolve out the uranium. The resulting solution is slurped out with pumps, then processed and dried at the company's Hobson plant.
Standing next to a half-dozen full drums of UEC's yellowcake, we're not wearing any protective gear, save a hard hat. We don't need to. The uranium emits primarily alpha radiation, easily stopped by our skin. That doesn't mean yellowcake is safe. Inhaling or swallowing it–in drinking water, for instance–can cause kidney and liver damage or cancer.
That's why Adnani's plan has prompted concern in a region otherwise nonchalant about environmental impacts on health and comfortable with the risk-reward ratio that comes with fracking. This part of Texas is in the core of the Eagle Ford s hale, currently the most profitable oil and gas field in the U.S. The people around here understand that the fracking of this shale, the injection of billions of gallons of sand-and-chemical-laden water, takes place 2 miles beneath the ground. They know that steel pipe cased in concrete, when engineered correctly, is not going to leak chemicals into their water.
UEC's process doesn't take place 2 miles down. Rather, it's dissolving uranium from just 400 feet to 800 feet down–not only from the same depths as groundwater but from the very same layers of porous rock that hold it. "By design it's much worse than fracking," says Houston attorney Jim Blackburn, who is suing UEC on behalf of residents near the company's new project in Goliad, Tex. "This is intentional contamination of a water aquifer liberating not only uranium but other elements that were bound up with the sand. We know this process will contaminate groundwater; that's the whole point of it."
UEC argues that it is doing the environment a favor. "We're taking out a radioactive source from the aquifer that won't be there for future generations," says Harry Anthony, UEC's chief operating officer. Adnani adds: "The water is already polluted. Uranium is so close to the water table such that by-products like radium and radon are already in the water. We're pumping water out of the polluted aquifers and reinjecting less radioactive water."
Such analyses haven't mollified critics. But they've proven enough for this unknown company to move full steam ahead. "The Eagle Ford," smiles Adnani, "will be the site of a uranium boom."
Adnani's putative uranium boom is 45 million years in the making. Back then volcanoes dotted West Texas and New Mexico, blanketing the countryside in a thick layer of ash that contained uranium and other elements. As uranium is easily dissolved by water, most of it washed out into the Gulf of Mexico over the millennia. But enough got stuck along the way–converted into solid ore when it came in contact with natural gas bubbling up from below–to produce one of the largest uranium deposits in the U.S.
Enter UEC, which already has one mine in operation, a second under construction and a handful more in the works, making it the most notable uranium producer in South Texas. As companies go, it's still a pip-squeak. Founded in 2005 in Vancouver, its roots are more in marketing than mining. Before UEC Adnani, just 34, was founder of Blender Media, an investor relations firm catering to speculative Vancouver mining companies. Adnani's cofounder was his father-in-law, Alan Lindsay, 61, who, in the words of Citron Research analyst Andrew Left, "has left behind nothing but companies that have promised high hopes and left investors with empty pockets." That would include defunct or bulletin-board firms like Strategic American Oil, Phyto-medical, TapImmune and MIV Therapeutics. Adnani says that as nonexecutive chairman of UEC, Lindsay has no day-to-day role with the company. And besides, he says, when Left critiqued UEC a couple years ago "we hadn't produced a pound of uranium. Since then we have executed on everything that Citron said we wouldn't be able to do."
UEC is listed on the American Stock Exchange and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. BlackRock, Oppenheimer Funds and the closed-end Geiger Fund all hold large chunks, and the company boasts a market capitalization of $250 million, despite a net loss of $25 million in the past year on yellowcake sales of $13.7 million. Over five years it's run through more than $100 million, though money from follow-on stock offerings have kept it debt free, with $17 million in reserve. Shares peaked at $6.70 in the months before Fukushima. They're down to $2.45 now.
UEC inherits a checkered legacy. From the 1950s through the early 1980s big oil and chemical companies like Union Carbide, Exxon, Chevron, Conoco and even U.S. Steel mined uranium in South Texas. Not only did they find a lot of the stuff while hunting for oil and gas, but the federal government, amid the Cold War, even required that they also run tests in every oil and gas well to check for the presence of uranium. The oil companies sold their yellowcake to the government for the production of nuclear weapons and reactor fuel. "Back then every company was down here," recalls Anthony, who was a young engineer for Union Carbide. "This was the stomping ground."
But in the process, they made a mess, gouging out muddy pit mines and building tailings ponds to hold toxic sludge left over from processing ore with acid. A uranium mine in Karnes County was designated a Superfund site; it remains polluted, as does the nearby Falls City uranium mill site, where, the Department of Energy says, "contaminants of potential concern are cadmium, cobalt, fluoride, iron, nickel, sulfate and uranium."
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"Due to the large number of community colleges and universities affected by this tragedy, thousands of students will experience a significant disruption in meeting their educational goals," said HCC President Guy Altieri, noting that HCC has already received a few inquiries from students who were attending Delgado Community College and Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College.
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HCC offers several late-start sessions, with the next big section of classes set to begin October 21. In addition to this option, college officials plan to give special accommodations to displaced students who may need classes that have already begun. In cases where students don't have the appropriate finances, HCC will make every effort to provide what is needed.
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No 67 Restaurant is based in the South London Gallery in Camberwell, South London. It is open throughout the day, and has, more recently, started opening into the evening, enabling visitors to stroll around the gallery and stopping for some food. With the quality of catering on offer in galleries and museums variable at best, I was interested to see what was on offer here.. Although you are able to stroll easily from the galleries into the restaurant, it feels separate and cosy, unlike the canteen feel of so many gallery eateries.
It was early evening when we visited and the lighting was most atmospheric, with bare-bulb lights dangling down over each table providing the only light source. The dining room has a very intimate feel, and the modern, slightly edgy interior feels in keeping with this area of London.
As we took our seats, we were brought the menu and offered a drink right away. The wine list offered a good choice of bottles and we chose the Sauvignon de Touraine by the glass, which was very drinkable. The dinner menu is short, and changes daily. Starters are around £4-6 and mains around £12. Wine starts from around £5 per glass to £25 for a decent bottle. The kitchen opens into the dining room and the smells of cooking wafting out into the dining room were most enticing. Upbeat jazz played softly in the background, punctuated by the clatter from the kitchen all lend themselves to the cosy and warm feeling as we perused the evening menu. As I gazed around the room, I noticed all tables were taken by 8pm, which seemed pretty busy for a wet Wednesday night. With couples chatting and friends giggling, it felt as though everyone was having a good time.
My sister and her boyfriend accompanied me for the evening. Lucy is vegan and I had been rather disorganized and not given the restaurant much notice that she would be coming. In fact, I am embarrassed to admit, I only called them an hour before our reservation. We were very pleased that they had taken the trouble to prepare her a special menu. Not only was there a good choice, but also we took it as a good sign that the kitchen staff are able to be creative and cook from scratch.
To start, I had a very tasty dish of thinly sliced raw pumpkin, topped with a delicious minty yoghurt dressing, which was very well seasoned. Andy had the rarebit, which was very intense and dark, flavoured with Guinness and Worcestershire sauce. It was a little intensely flavoured for me, but much enjoyed by Andy. Lucy had a very thick and gorgeously coloured beetroot and tarragon soup, which she thought was nicely flavoured.
Moving onto the main course, Lucy had a specially created barley risotto, topped with chargrilled aubergines and artichokes. It was very pleasant main and was much more creative than the vegan offering at so many restaurants. For my main, I had a grilled leg of lamb with polenta and braised runner beans. The portion was enormous and quite well executed. I would have liked to have seen the runner beans de-strung, as they were rather tough, although very tasty in a rich and flavoursome tomato sauce. Andy had the braised leg and cured breast of duck with courgettes and mint, which we struggled to find fault with.
Desserts at No 67 were a highlight of the menu. Lucy and Andy chose a chocolate sorbet, served with salted caramel and toasted hazelnuts, which was very good indeed. The sorbet was dark and intense, and lifted with the salty caramel and crunchy nuts. I went for the selection of English cheeses. I only wish I had not been so full, as it included Bragstone, Colston Bassett and Lincolnshire Poacher.
No 67 is a very pleasant place to eat if you live locally or are visiting the area. The food is very good, and the atmoshpere is most enjoyable. Dinner and a gallery visit is a most enjoyable way to spend an evening and is strongly recommended. The restaurant is also to be commended for its flexibility when it comes to catering for guests with specific dietary requirements.


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Weight: 1585kg or 3494 pounds VS 1803kg or (3975 pounds!!) for the RS5.
Lap time (Contidrom measuring 3.8km): 1:34,41 secs (similar to Porsche 911), 2 secs quicker than the Audi. I assume with the DCT version, the M4 would be even quicker… … CONTINUED
In-car footage from a F82 M4 racing a F80 M3 at the Spa Francochamps circuit.
A great detailed review from a track veteran and new owner of an M4 coupe, from his recent experience at the Spa Francochamps Circuit and Nurburgring.
By karussell (Jim Chambers):
Finally uncompressed a little after a very busy 2 week trip across the pond. I wanted to write my impressions on the car while everything is still fresh in my mind.
Background. I'm not biased towards any brand of auto. I evaluate all types of cars and the badge on them is the least of my concerns. … CONTINUED
The BMW M4 coupe takes on the ultimate racetrack – an aircraft carrier.
Mat Watson of Auto Express takes the new BMW M4 F82 on a 1,000 mile review, taking on the Austrian mountains, an autobahn and even the Nurburgring.
Results from an exhaust resonator delete on the F80 M3 / F82 M4. The owner cut open the factory resonators and welded in a straight pipe – bypassing the factory resonator.
Videos and photos inside.
BIMMERPOST member BoostedTerp shares this great European Delivery journal with us, featuring his Black Sapphire F80 M3 beauty:
Hey all, just wanted to document my journey through Europe…first off I'd like to thank BMW for allowing such an amazing experience to be possible. The whole process was seamless from the time I arrived at the Munich Airport to my eventual dropoff in Nice, France. I started out flying out of Washington Monday June 23rd, and landing in Munich the following Tuesday afternoon. My delivery wasn't … CONTINUED
The ultimate white BMW M3 photo shoot featuring an M3 from every single generation (and model) ever made, and the latest F80 M3.
We've shown you the photos, now see a video of Tiff Needell piloting the Pistonheads BMW M4 (in Individual Tanzanite Blue) coupe equipped with BMW M Performance Parts – in the Goodwood Festival of Speed Hill Climb.
BMW M4 M Performance Parts include:
Titanium M Performance exhaust system with carbon finishers
Front grille
Front splitter with carbon fiber blades
Carbon Fiber rear diffusor
Carbon fiber trunk … CONTINUED
A technical deep dive and interview with BMW M engineer on the chassis underpinning the F80 M3 and F82 M4.
Mr. Barbisch, the BMW M3 that has now been replaced already had an excellent suspension …?
Bernd Barbisch: The previous BMW M3 already offered a very good suspension basis. It was a benchmark – the one to beat.
Using intelligent lightweight construction we were able to take a considerable step forward in terms of driving dynamics.
The role model here was the BMW M3 CSL, where reduced weight … CONTINUED
Car and Driver pits the 2015 BMW M4 coupe directly against the Porsche 911 in this comparison review. Check out the performance test results and verdict inside.
Build thread and gallery by PSI of their Sakhir Orange M4 coupe, featuring 19″ Hyper Bronze Volk Racing TE37 SL wheels and H&R Super Sport Springs.
By IND:
IND Distribution has been dedicated to the BMW M car since the company's inception, and through nearly a decade of commitment have done everything possible to learn the secrets of BMW M to a science. We have explored every aspect of BMW's marvelously engineered machines, and work tirelessly to ensure that our client base is always at the forefront of available information.
Today, we are proud to announce that in cooperation with BBS North America and Falken Tire we have made the first critical … CONTINUED
As a followup to their F80 M3 Dyno and Weight, EAS had an opportunity to once again weigh another M3 for comparison. Racewerkz Engineering swung by their shop yesterday with their new Mineral White F80 M3 & Alpine White F82 M4. Naturally, the first order of business was to see how the M4 would do on the in-house Dynojet dyno.
Dyno Testing
Just like the Yas Marina Blue M3 dynoed last week, this Alpine White M4 further proved that BMW has seriously underrated the F8X's horsepower … CONTINUED
Check out these F80 M3 dyno and weight figures from EAS.
Here's what we've all been waiting for! This being the first F80 at EAS's facility, forum member tightie decided to inspect this Yas Marina Blue M3 on a lift, weigh it on the scales and strap it to the dyno.
On the scales, this F80 M3 weighed in at 3590 lbs (pounds) with a nearly 50/50 weight distribution. The dyno numbers are what really impressed us, though. BMW claims this motor makes 425hp … CONTINUED
We're here attending the annual BMW M Festival at the Nürburgring 24 Hours race this weekend where BMW has just debuted the BMW M4 equipped with a catalog of M Performance Parts, including:
Titanium M Performance exhaust system with carbon finishers
Front grille
Front splitter with carbon fiber blades
Carbon Fiber rear diffusor
Carbon fiber trunk spoiler
Carbon fiber mirror caps
Side skirts
We recently traveled to Road America in Wisconsin to sample the new M4 and M3 for the North American press launch. As a previous owner of a Silverstone II 6 speed E90 M3, I was excited to drive the new Ms to find out how they compare!
Manual Purists Rejoice
The first piece of great news about the new M4 and M3 is that BMW offers the three pedal manual transmission as standard.
Some members have asked whether the new manual transmission retains the same rubbery shift … CONTINUED


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Thursday, July 10, 2014
A new $30 million economic development project will bring a hotel, conference center and condos to downtown Summerville.
Summerville Town Council approved the project during its July 9 meeting.
The project is to be a public-private partnership, with the town shouldering the construction costs for the events facility and a parking garage with proceeds from revenue bonds serviced by hospitality taxes. The hotel and condominiums will be paid for by the developer.
The hotel, which will be called The Dorchester, will be a 66-room, four-story building with a rooftop terrace, a restaurant, and retail shops, as well as the conference center.
Residents have long asked for a conference center or events facility of some type in town, as there is no space for large groups to meet.
The town had looked at converting the old National Guard Armory for a while, and the Arts Business Civic Coalition has helped fund studies to look at the prospects for a performance center with conference space.
The plans released Wednesday evening are for a 10,000-square-foot conference and events facility.
Mayor Bill Collins said the entire project will be built on a tract of land the town purchased 10 years ago, and has been vacant, on Cedar Street near West Richardson Avenue. The project is expected to create about 60 jobs and boost tourism downtown.
The town has authorized the mayor to finalize negotiations and execute a public-private partnership agreement between the Town of Summerville, the Summerville Redevelopment Corporation and Applegate & Co. of North Charleston.
This partnership is one that has been prepared by me and staff, and five attorneys I recall maybe more over the past eight months, Collins said.
A press release from the Town of Summerville states the town will own the events facility and the parking garage but they will be managed under contract.
These are all parcels of requests that have been brought to the citys attention during the charrette week and also during my three years in office, Collins said.
Prior to voting, Councilman Walter Bailey said while he thinks building the hotel is a wonderful project, he expressed concerns over the public/private partnership agreement.
I believe that the free market works best when the private sector does what the private sector does best and the government, federal, state and local level does what they do best, he said.
Bailey also has concerns about financial strains that could come if the hotel fails while the town is still tied to the developer, and has concerns about using the hospitality tax money.
I want the hotel to be here, but I want it be funded with private money and not for the government to be interfering for this amount of money, he said.
Councilman Bill McIntosh* said he agrees the plans is spectacular.
He said he feels it is an appropriate use of hospitality tax revenue to build the conference center and parking garage.
Having said that, the devil is always in the details and this is an extraordinarily complex agreement, he said. Weve had an opportunity to look at it and give our feedback and I think Councilman Bailey would agree its a stronger plan than before we started giving our feedback. Im really excited about he project.
Construction is expected to being in spring 2015.
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Translation - IN SEGOVIA A REFUGE FOR FRIENDS
Front entrance of the home- Welcome!
Dining area and kitchen. This is the only room in the house that has color on the walls. Look at those beautiful windows.
Thank you for the tour Ana and for all of you who came along.
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Monday, March 31, 2014
Palmetto Christian Academy girls soccer rolled past Stall, 7-1, Friday in North Charleston.
Palmetto Christian (3-3) opened a 5-0 halftime lead with goals from four different players. The Lady Eagles only allowed Stall two shots the entire night, while getting off 32 of their own.
Karris Ripple gave Palmetto Christian its first goal in the 10th minute. Kennedy Jordahl added the second two minutes later. Gracelyn Stanton scored in the 30th minute, Taylor Christo in the 36th and Jordahl netted her second in the 38th.
Tina North broke the shutout for Stall with a goal in the 54th minute. The goal was Stall's last shot attempt of the night.
Lilly Haire stretched the Lady Eagles' lead with a goal off an assist from Morgan Cox in the 61st minute. Cox later earned her own goal in the 69th minute.
Palmetto Christian travels across town Friday to face Coastal Christian at 5 p.m.
Frankie Mansfield, the sports reporter for the Moultrie News can be seen all around the state following teams to meets, games, and matches. For score updates, breaking sports news, and more follow @fjmansfield on Twitter and like Moultrie News Sports on Facebook.
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So, why did God create these enchanted substances if he doesn't want us to practice sorcery with them?
One thing I can say for certain.....after marijuana, I would crave lots of things, including dairy (ice cream). But after I have ice cream, I don't crave marijuana.
So, can I assume that you guys are regular pot smokers?
Quote from: CHB on July 09, 2008, 06:18:24 PMSo, can I assume that you guys are regular pot smokers? On and off. When I start to get a little more order in my life/making some money, I plan to start doing it frequently.I'm an agnostic member of this board, by the way (the title of this thread is meant to imply your god.)
Hemp, which is a cloth derived from weed when it's not being smoked and eaten, is a very useful kind of cloth. God evidently gave us hemp for building houses and more durable clothes than for lighting up and altering our consciousness with it.
Everything has it's usage, but none of it is supposed to be for harming the body. All of these drugs are worse on the body than dairy products and all of the blood sugar and artery problems that those cause. Yet someone could ask why dairy was created if God didn't intend for us to use it. How about letting cows, goats, and sheep give their milk to their young? Not everything that God's made has to go into the mouth of a human being! It's the logic of a toddler that because God made it, I must stick it in my mouth. Even medical doctors that don't even believe in any type of animal rights -- many of them will say, if you're going to eat meat, then eat it, but trash the fat; get away from the dairy, etc.
Some drugs do have medical usage. No drugs have a valid street usage.
How you can call LSD a sacred ritual drug is beyond me, seeing as Abby Hoffman synthesized it in 1938. It is derived from ergot fungus, but is NOT naturally occuring.
NOT naturally occuring
While it is true that these (lsd and others you mentioned) are not considered addictive drugs, they do bring on other problems, such as flashbacks, schizophrenia, and other psychoses, besides often inducing severe depression.
Even worse than these demonic transformations of the outer world, were the alterations that I perceived in myself, in my inner being. Every exertion of my will, every attempt to put an end to the disintegration of the outer world and the dissolution of my ego, seemed to be wasted effort. A demon had invaded me, had taken possession of my body, mind, and soul. I jumped up and screamed, trying to free myself from him, but then sank down again and lay helpless on the sofa. The substance, with which I had wanted to experiment, had vanquished me. It was the demon that scornfully triumphed over my will. I was seized by the dreadful fear of going insane. I was taken to another world, another place, another time. My body seemed to be without sensation, lifeless, strange. Was I dying? Was this the transition? At times I believed myself to be outside my body, and then perceived clearly, as an outside observer, the complete tragedy of my situation. I had not even taken leave of my family (my wife, with our three children had traveled that day to visit her parents, in Lucerne).


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Recipe by NELL ROSS
"This recipe is one of the favorites in the family! If you don't have fish sauce available, try making it with soy sauce."
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1 tablespoon
vegetable oil
1 teaspoon
curry paste
1 1/4 pounds
skinless, boneless chicken breast meat - cut into strips
onion, coarsely chopped
red bell pepper, cut into strips
1 tablespoon
grated lemon zest
1 cup
light coconut milk
1 tablespoon
fish sauce
1 tablespoon
fresh lemon juice
1/3 cup
chopped fresh cilantro
This recipe was pretty easy to make, and the flavor was pretty good, but it tasted like it was missing something. Next time, I'm going to use more curry paste. Also, I'd recommend removing the chicken, and setting it aside, after adding it to the curry paste initially. (Adding it back a few minutes before the sauce was ready.) That way, the onion, coconut, etc mixture has time to cook a bit and simmer without overcooking the chicken.
Very disappointing. Followed modifications and added carrots, garlic, and tripled the curry paste. Flavor was very bland and only helped adding lots of sweet chile sauce. Won't be making this again.
119 Ratings
Phenomenal! Used the ingredients as is except for adding shredded carrots, which I cooked with the onions. I did cook the chicken separately with a little roasted garlic oil and the left-over coconut milk, which kept the chicken amazingly moist. At first taste, it did seem like something was missing - a little extra lemon peel and ground coriander made it perfect. I served it on a bed of steamed shredded red cabbage to keep the meal lighter. Thanks!
LOVE this recipe, only gave it 4 stars b/c i make it a little differently. my hubby doesn't like fish sauce, so i leave that out and *don't* sub soy sauce. also, i cheat and use a cooked chicken from the grocer. saves time :-) i usually double the onion and triple the curry. we like it a little spicy. also, what this dish is missing is actually SALT. it's much MUCH better with it.
Pretty good. Soy sauce is a good substitution for fish sauce. The one thing that I would definitely change about this recipe is that 1 teaspoon curry paste is not enough! It was very bland and I made it with almost 2 heaped teaspoons! I am Indian so I am used to eating relatively spicy foods...after eating some of this dish, I determined it was too bland and simmered it again with an additional TABLESPOON of curry paste!!! I also added some red chili powder. After this modification, it was nice and spicy and tasted great!
This recipe was fantastic! I am definitely not a great cook...so anything that turns out half decent for me will most likely turn out amazing for anyone else. I did change a few things due to reviews and lack of certain items. I slivered 4 garlic cloves and browned them in the oil before adding the curry paste. I did double the curry paste and used a hot/spicy curry paste (amazing!) because we love things spicy. I replace all of the lemon ingredients with lime, and I think I will continue this. Also some finely shredded carrots make the sauce more visually interesting...just my preference! But, definitely going in my recipe-box!!
OMG! This was really good. I followed the instructions provided as far as cooking, but I added a bit of coriander, garlic and a whole large can of pineapple along with 1/4 cup of the juice with the cooking chicken and 1/4 cup of juice with the other ingredients. I also cooked lo mein noodles and added those in as well towards the very end. I used 2 tsps. of red curry paste and that was plenty spicy (I think the amount of curry paste should really depend on your personal taste) and used dried cilantro and probably more than the recipe but I like cilantro so... (I didn't really measure it, did it to taste.)
I added chopped garlic to the onions and red pepper mix. Used two teaspoons green curry paste and it was almost too hot. I will make this again with less curry paste.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Amount Per Serving
Calories: 269
Calories from Fat: 111
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- Kollisionen schwerer Ionen (7)
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- heavy ion collisions (4)
- Quark-Gluon-Plasma (3)
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- An introduction to mini black holes at LHC (2007)
- Relying on the existing estimates for the production cross sections of mini black holes in models with large extra dimensions, we review strategies for identifying those objects at collider experiments. We further consider a possible stable final state of such black holes and discuss their characteristic signatures. Keywords: Black holes
- Collapse of flow: probing the order of the phase transition (2007)
- We discuss the present collective flow signals for the phase transition to the quark-gluon plasma (QGP) and the collective flow as a barometer for the equation of state (EoS). We emphasize the importance of the flow excitation function from 1 to 50A GeV: here the hydrodynamicmodel has predicted the collapse of the v1-flow at ~ 10A GeV and of the v2-flow at ~ 40A GeV. In the latter case, this has recently been observed by the NA49 collaboration. Since hadronic rescattering models predict much larger flow than observed at this energy, we interpret this observation as potential evidence for a first order phase transition at high baryon density pB.
- Heavy ions and X-rays in brain tumor treatment : a comparison of their biological effects on tissue slice cultures (2009)
- Background: In this interdisciplinary project, the biological effects of heavy ions are compared to those of X-rays using tissue slice culture preparations from rodents and humans. Advantages of this biological model are the conservation of an organotypic environment and the independency from genetic immortalization strategies used to generate cell lines. Its open access allows easy treatment and observation via live-imaging microscopy. Materials and methods: Rat brains and human brain tumor tissue are cut into 300 micro m thick tissue slices. These slices are cultivated using a membrane-based culture system and kept in an incubator at 37°C until treatment. The slices are treated with X-rays at the radiation facility of the University Hospital in Frankfurt at doses of up to 40 Gy. The heavy ion irradiations were performed at the UNILAC facility at GSI with different ions of 11.4 A MeV and fluences ranging from 0.5–10 x 106 particles/cm². Using 3D-confocal microscopy, cell-death and immune cell activation of the irradiated slices are analyzed. Planning of the irradiation experiments is done with simulation programs developed at GSI and FIAS. Results: After receiving a single application of either X-rays or heavy ions, slices were kept in culture for up to 9d post irradiation. DNA damage was visualized using gamma H2AXstaining. Here, a dose-dependent increase and time-dependent decrease could clearly be observed for the X-ray irradiation. Slices irradiated with heavy ions showed less gamma H2AX-positive cells distributed evenly throughout the slice, even though particles were calculated to penetrate only 90–100 micro m into the slice. Conclusions: Single irradiations of brain tissue, even at high doses of 40 Gy, will result neither in tissue damage visible on a macroscopic level nor necrosis. This is in line with the view that the brain is highly radio-resistant. However, DNA damage can be detected very well in tissue slices using gamma H2AX-immuno staining. Thus, slice cultures are an excellent tool to study radiation-induced damage and repair mechanisms in living tissues.
- Charmed signatures for phase transitions in heavy-ion collisions (2007)
- The interplay of charmonium production and suppression in In+In and Pb+Pb reactions at 158 AGeV and in Au+Au reactions at sqrt(s)=200 GeV is investigated with the HSD transport approach within the hadronic comover model' and the QGP melting scenario'. The results for the J/Psi suppression and the Psi' to J/Psi ratio are compared to the recent data of the NA50, NA60, and PHENIX Collaborations. We find that, at 158 AGeV, the comover absorption model performs better than the scenario of abrupt threshold melting. However, neither interaction with hadrons alone nor simple color screening satisfactory describes the data at sqrt(s)=200 GeV. A deconfined phase is clearly reached at RHIC, but a theory having the relevant degrees of freedom in this regime (strongly interacting quarks/gluons) is needed to study its transport properties.
- Schwarze Löcher im Labor? : Auf der Suche nach einer experimentellen Bestätigung der Stringtheorie (2006)
- Schwarze Löcher – das sind im Allgemeinen alles verschlingende, gigantisch schwere astronomische Objekte mit bis zu einigen Milliarden Sonnenmassen. Am Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies (FIAS) und am Institut für Theoretische Physik sind in den vergangenen fünf Jahren eine ganz neue Art von Schwarzen Löchern theoretisch vorhergesagt worden, die genau das Gegenteil der astronomisch gemessenen Giganten darstellen, nämlich winzig kleine Schwarze Löcher, so genannte »mini black holes«. Auftreten könnten sie, wenn im kommenden Jahr der neue Teilchenbeschleuniger am CERN in Genf in Betrieb genommen wird.
- Hydrodynamic flow and jet induced mach shocks at RHIC and LHC (2007)
- We discuss the present collective flow signals for the phase transition to quark-gluon plasma (QGP) and the collective flow as a barometer for the equation of state (EoS). A study of Mach shocks induced by fast partonic jets propagating through the QGP is given. We predict a significant deformation of Mach shocks in central Au+Au collisions at RHIC and LHC energies as compared to the case of jet propagation in a static medium. Results of a hydrodynamical study of jet energy loss are presented.
- Nuclear equation of state from the nonlinear relativistic mean field theory (1988)
- The properties of symmetric nuclear matter are investigated in the nonlinear relativistic mean field theory of nuclear matter. We consider the constraints imposed by four nuclear ground state properties on the coupling constants and on the equation of state at zero and at finite temperature. We find that the compression constant K(ρ0) as well as the temperature is irrelevant for the stiffness of the equation of state for m*(ρ0)≤0.7. The main point is that the relativistic mean field theory exhibits acausal and unphysical behavior for compressibilities below K(ρ0)=200 MeV. Every set of coupling constants with a negative quartic coupling constant c is unstable against small quantum fluctuations.
- Separation of strangeness from antistrangeness in the phase transition from quark to hadron matter: Possible formation of strange quark matter in heavy-ion collisions (1987)
- We present a mechanism for the separation of strangeness from antistrangeness in the deconfinement transition. For a net strangeness of zero in the total system, the population of s quarks is greatly enriched in the quark-gluon plasma, while the s¯ quarks drift into the hadronic phase. This separation could result in ''strangelet'' formation, i.e., metastable blobs of strange-quark matter, which could serve as a unique signature for quark-gluon plasma formation in heavy-ion collisions. PACS: 25.70.Np, 12.38.Mh
- K/pi ratios in relativistic nuclear collisions : a signature for the quark-gluon plasma? (1989)
- Collisions of Si(14.5A GeV+Au are investigated in the relativistic-quantum-molecular-dynamics approach. The calculated pseudorapidity distributions for central collisions compare well with recent experimental data, indicating a large degree of nuclear stopping and thermalization. Nevertheless, nonequilibrium effects play an important role in such complex multihadron reactions: They lead to a strong enhancement of the total kaon production cross sections, in good agreement with the experimental data, without requiring the formation of a deconfined quark-gluon plasma.
- Possibility of detecting density isomers in high-density nuclear mach shock waves (1976)
- Up to now no experimentally feasible method for detecting abnormal nuclear states has been known. We propose to observe them in high-energy heavy-ion collisions through the disappearance of, or irregularities in, high-density nuclear Mach shock phenomena.


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A bit of background for newcomers
Joe was my Uncle, but we never met. His precious letters have come into my possession some near-70 years after they were written. It is my honour to transcribe them, and the poignancy of hindsight about what happened to Joe makes this all the more difficult to write, but all the more important that I do.
One letter will be posted to this Blog each and every Friday.
Please see below for a link to Joe's full story and the other letters in this series so far.
Letter 19 – 'A date in the offing?' – 21st February 1944
Dear Mom and Kids,
I hope that you have received my photo ok, I sent it on Thurday. I suppose you've noticed the irregularity of my mail just lately but its mainly due to the exams coming up shortly, and I try to use most of my spare time in swotting.
I should arrive home at about 9pm on Friday but please don't rely on that as they do a lot of queer things to Aircrew Cadets!! We are due to leave this dump on the Friday dinner time.
I wrote to an address I knew of the other day and made what I hope will turn into a 'date' on Sunday!! "Nuff said!"
By the way what are the chances of that photo being copied? I don't know how long it will take, but if I've gone back by the time they're ready you can send 'em on to your folk.
I'm afraid there isn't much news this time, everybody is swotting like mad on their weaker subjects including me!!
I think I'd better prepare you for 'it' now! I've got a nice pile of washing I'm bringing home as we are nearly all a week behind with our laundry! I don't mean I'm bringing everybody's washing as well!!!
The other day we had a test on Aircraft Recognition in two lots of 30 photos at all different angles. Three others and myself got 30/30 each time, so I don't think I've got too much to worry about there! By the way, about our Billets, on Wednesday last a whole road of 4 storey buildings were condemned as being 'unfit' for human habitation! In one Flight that was billeted in them 25 cadets out of 50 were put in dock with everything from bronchitis to a chill or cold!! Don't get the idea that our billet is as bad as that 'cos it ain't, but there again it ain't good either! Fortunately there is a house near by that is 'to let' and while mooching around we found the remainder of the coal, so we're not too bad off for a fire at night!
We've been told that our whole Flight will get (its?) photograph taken in a group. That's all I know so far, if it's possible to get one I shall do so, as I'd like to show you some of my pals.
That's about all, so cheerio til Friday!
Love Joe.
P.S. Eggs and Bacon?!?"
For some inexplicable reason, this final sentence about wanting to show his Mother some of his pals brought me to tears when I read this. Perhaps a reminder that Joe is just a boy, missing his Mum, and excited to share his new life with her, or seek her approval. Bloody heartbreaking.
Joe's full story is beautiful and tragic. He was our family hero. He IS our family hero. If I knew how to complete an effective RAF salute, I would salute you now, Joe. Long may your memory live in our family stories.
I hope to post a new letter from Joe's correspondence with his Mother here every Friday until they're done. It will be a turbulent and heart-wrenching journey. Subscribe to the Blog to make sure you don't miss any of it.
Other posts in this series:-
Letter 1 – 29 December 1943, arriving at Recruit Camp
Letter 2 – 31 December 1943, settling in
Letter 3 – 5th January 1944, confined to Barracks!
Letter 4 – 8th January 1944, meeting a boxing champ
Letter 5 – 10th January 1944, theft and wrongful punishment
Letter 6 – 13th January 1944, preparing to leave basic training camp
Letter 7 – 13th January 1944, high jinx and punishing schedules
Letter 8 – 14th January 1944, posted to Bridlington
Letter 9 – 18th January 1944, arrival in 'the dump' for 6 weeks training
Letter 10 – 21st January 1944, an introduction to firearms
Letter 11 – 25th January 1944, a fellow cadet in killed
Letter 12 – 27th January 1944, pork pies, live rounds and dimwits
Letter 13 – 29th January 1944, 10 fillings & the Browning machine gun
Letter 14 – 31st January 1944, Don't worry Mum
Letter 15 – 3rd February 1944, Three 'Joes' and top test scores
Letter 16 – 10th February 1944, Meeting 'Monty' & Military Secrets