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- Viscous fluid dynamical calculation of the reaction 12C(85 MeV/nucleon) + 197Au (1983)
- Proton spectra have been calculated for the reaction 12C(85 MeV/nucleon) + 197Au using a three-dimensional hydrodynamical model with viscosity and thermal conductivity and final thermal breakup. The theoretical results are compared to recent data. It is shown that the predicted flow effects are not observable as a result of the impact parameter averaging inherent in the inclusive proton spectra. In contrast, angular distributions of medium mass nuclei (A>3) in nearly central collisions can provide signatures for flow effects.
- Viscosity and the equation of state in high energy heavy-ion reactions (1993)
- Viscous hydrodynamic calculations of high energy heavy-ion collisions (Nb-Nb and Au-Au) from 200 to 800 MeV/nucleon are presented. The resulting baryon rapidity distributions, the in-plane transverse momentum transfer (bounce-off), and the azimuthal dependence of the midrapidity particles (off-plane squeeze out) compare well with Plastic Ball data. We find that the considered observables are sensitive both to the nuclear equation of state and to the nuclear shear viscosity η. Transverse momentum distributions indicate a high shear viscosity (η≊60 MeV/fm2 c) in the compression zone, in agreement with nuclear matter estimates. The bulk viscosity ζ influences only the entropy production during the expansion stage; collective observables like flow and dN/dY do not depend strongly on ζ. The recently observed off-plane (φ=90°) squeeze-out, which is found in the triple-differential rapidity distribution, exhibits the strongest sensitivity to the nuclear equation of state. It is demonstrated that for very central collisions, b=1 fm, the squeeze-out is visible even in the double-differential cross section. This is experimentally accessible by studying azimuthally symmetric events, as confirmed recently by data of the European 4π detector collaboration at Gesellchaft für Schwerionforschung Darmstadt.
- Variable masses in fission and heavy-ion collisions (1972)
- With the use of the cranking formula, the coordinate-dependent mass parameters of the kinetic-energy operator in fission processes and heavy-ion collisions are calculated in the two-center oscillator model. It is shown that the reduced mass and also the classical moment of inertia are obtained for large separations of the fragments. For small separations, however, the mass parameter for the motion of the centers of mass of the fragments is larger than the reduced mass by an order of magnitude.
- Van der Waals excluded volume model for Lorentz contracted rigid spheres (2000)
- Conventional cluster and virial expansions are generalized to momentum dependent interparticle potentials. The model with Lorentz contracted hard core potentials is considered, e.g. as hadron gas model. A Van der Waals-type model with a temperature dependent excluded volume is derived. Lorentz contraction effects at given temperature are stronger for light particles and make their effective excluded volume smaller than that of heavy ones.
- Vacuum-polarization contribution to the hyperfine-structure splitting of hydrogenlike atoms (1994)
- A calculation of the vacuum-polarization contribution to the hyperfine splitting for hydrogenlike atoms is presented. The extended nuclear charge distribution is taken into account. For the experimentally interesting case 209Bi82+ we predict a delta-lambda- -1.6 nm shift for the transition wavelength of the ground-state hyperfine splitting.
- Unusual bound states of quark matter within the NJL model (2000)
- Properties of dense quark matter in and out of chemical equilibrium are studied within the SU(3) Nambu Jona-Lasinio model. In addition to the 4 fermion scalar and vector terms the model includes also the 6 fermion flavour mixing interaction. First we study a novel form of deconfined matter, meso-matter, which is composed of equal number of quarks and antiquarks. It can be thought of as a strongly compressed meson gas where mesons are melted into their elementary constituents, quarks and antiquarks. Strongly bound states in this quark antiquark matter are predicted for all flavour combinations of qq pairs. The maximum binding energy reaches up to 180 MeV per qq pair for mixtures with about 70% of strange (s¯s) pairs. Equilibrated baryon rich quark matter with various flavour compositions is also studied. In this case only shallow bound states appear in systems with a significant admixture(about 40%) of strange quarks (strangelets). Their binding energies are quite sensitive to the relative strengths of scalar and vector interactions. The common property of all these bound states is that they appear at high particle densities when the chiral symmetry is nearly restored. Thermal properties of meso-matter as well as chemically equilibrated strange quark matter are also investigated. Possible decay modes of these bound states are discussed.
- Two-dimensional nuclear inertia : analytical relationships (1995)
- The components of the nuclear inertia tensor, functions of the separation distance R and of the radius of the light fragment R2, BRR(R,R2), BRR2(R,R2), and BR2R2(R,R2) are calculated within the Werner-Wheeler approximation, by using the parametrization of two intersected symmetric or asymmetric spheres. Analytical relationships are derived. When projected to a path R2=R2(R), the reduced mass is obtained at the touching point. The two one-dimensional parametrizations with R2=const, and the volume V2=const previously studied, are found to be particular cases of the present more general approach. Illustrations for the cold fission, cluster radioactivity, and α decay of 252Cf are given.
- Transport calculation of dilepton production at ultrarelativistic energies (1999)
- Dilepton spectra are calculated within the microscopic transport model UrQMD and compared to data from the CERES experiment. The invariant mass spectra in the region between 300 MeV and 600 MeV depend strongly on the mass dependence of the rho meson decay width which is not sufficiently determined by the Vector Meson Dominance model. A consistent explanation of both the recent Pb+Au data and the proton induced data can be given without additional medium effects.
- Transition to resonance-rich matter in heavy ion collisions at RHIC energies (2000)
- The equilibration of hot and dense nuclear matter produced in the central region in central Au+Au collisions at square root s = 200A GeV is studied within the microscopic transport model UrQMD. The pressure here becomes isotropic at t approx 5 fm/c. Within the next 15 fm/c the expansion of the matter proceeds almost isentropically with the entropy per baryon ratio S/A approx 150. During this period the equation of state in the (P, epsilon)-plane has a very simple form, P = 0.15 epsilon. Comparison with the statistical model (SM) of an ideal hadron gas reveals that the time of approx 20 fm/c may be too short to attain the fully equilibrated state. Particularly, the fractions of resonances are overpopulated in contrast to the SM values. The creation of such a long-lived resonance-rich state slows down the relaxation to chemical equilibrium and can be detected experimentally.
- Transition to delta matter from hot, dense nuclear matter within a relativistic mean field formulation of the nonlinear sigma and omega model (1997)
- An investigation of the transition to delta matter is performed based on a relativistic mean field formulation of the nonlinear sigma and omega model. We demonstrate that in addition to the Delta-meson coupling, the occurrence of the baryon resonance isomer also depends on the nucleon-meson coupling. Our results show that for the favored phenomenological value of m* and K, the Delta isomer exists at baryon density ~ 2–3 p0 if beta=1.31 is adopted. For universal coupling of the nucleon and Delta, the Delta density at baryon density ~ 2–3 p0 and temperature ~ 0.4–0.5 fm-1 is about normal nuclear matter density, which is in accord with a recent experimental finding.


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A focus on jobsOctober 11,2013One of the most frequently mentioned predictions about Janet Yellen, named by President Obama as the new chairwoman of the Federal Reserve, is that she is likely to concern herself with unemployment and the need for job creation.
This would seem to be an unremarkable role for the nations top economic policymaker to assume. But in this politically fraught period, even an inclination to look out for the welfare of workers is controversial.
The Federal Reserve has three essential responsibilities: to promote employment, to restrain inflation and to maintain a stable currency. In the aftermath of the Great Recession, promoting employment has been the Feds primary focus, and with good reason. Millions of people had been thrown out of work, and economic output was plummeting. Rather than the threat of inflation, the nation faced the prospect of deflation a death spiral of falling prices that would have tumbled the nation into a new depression.
As vice chairwoman of the Fed, Yellen had sounded early warnings about the dangers posed by the real estate bubble and the possibility of economic collapse. Her foresight is part of why she emerged as a leading candidate to become the new Fed chairwoman. She has also been a supporter of the policies of the Fed under current chairman Ben Bernanke. It is a policy that keeps interest rates low and provides economic stimulus through large-scale buying of government bonds by the Fed.
Economic stimulus is a way to keep people employed. The private sector had crashed, and companies had shed workers. The infusion of money into the economy by the government promised to boost economic activity and employment.
And yet this policy has not been without critics. Conservatives argue that the government risks inflation by piling up debt. Bernanke, Yellen and other economists argue that it is more important to address the trouble before us unemployment and the human suffering that it causes than to address the potential future danger of inflation.
Opposing the Fed and its policy of economic stimulus has become almost a theological position, based on theoretical and moralistic notions of economic rectitude. Yellen has concerned herself with the actual world and actual people who are paying the price for the corruption and recklessness of Wall Street. If she is confirmed as chairwoman of the Fed, she can be expected to continue the loose monetary policy of Bernanke, at least until the economy shows it is more firmly on the road to recovery.
The conservative critique of the Obama economic policy remains only loosely moored to reality. The government shutdown engineered by conservatives in Congress and the threat of default are creating real-world economic damage that is causing business leaders to question their loyalty to the Republican Party. Reporting in The New York Times shows that leading business groups worry that the runaway extremism of the tea party right could plunge the economy, and future business profits, into the abyss once again.
Meanwhile, the American people struggle to keep their heads above water. Unemployment and underemployment remain high, and wages continue to stagnate. That is the problem that stares the nations economic policymakers in the face. Yellen apparently understands that reality.
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LAS CRUCES – N.M. – The New Mexico State equestrian team took on Georgia Saturday afternoon at the Dehann Equestrian Center on the campus of South Dakota State. The Aggies fell to the Bulldogs,
The Hunter Seat team lost 5-3, while the Western team
fell 7-1. The Aggies are now 3-4 on the season.
In Equitation on the Flat, the Aggies were victorious,
3-1. Laura Bostwick led the Aggies with an MVP ride against Melanie Carraway,
81-74. Ruby Jenkins also won her head-to-head match up over Grace Rogers, 64-57.
Hannah Swarthout rounded out the Aggie points with a win over Kylee Arbuckle,
The Equitation over Fences team was shutout by Georgia, 4-0.
In the Western competition, the Aggies lost 4-1 in the
Horsemanship competition and were shutout in the Reining. NM State's lone point
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Below are examples of how Texas could be affected by the automatic budget cuts that are set to take effect this week.
The White House compiled the numbers from federal agencies and its own budget office. The numbers reflect the impact of the cuts this year. Unless Congress acts by Friday, $85 billion in cuts are set to take effect from March-September.
As to whether states could move money around to cover shortfalls, the White House said that depends on state budget structures and the specific programs. The White House did not have a list of which states or programs might have flexibility.
- About $67.8 million in funding for primary and secondary education, putting around 930 teacher and aide jobs at risk.
- Head Start and Early Head Start would be eliminated for approximately 4,800 children.
- About $8.5 million in environmental funding.
- About $2.2 million in grants for fish and wildlife protection.
-About 52,000 civilian Department of Defense employees would be furloughed, reducing gross pay by around $274.8 million.
- About $233 million for Army base operations in Texas.
- About $27 million for Air Force operations in Texas.
- About $2.2 million in funding for job search assistance, referral and placement.
- About $1.1 million in grants that support law enforcement, prosecution, courts, crime prevention, corrections and crime victim initiatives.
- About $3.6 million in funding for meals for seniors.
- About $2.4 million in funds to help Texas upgrade its ability to respond to public health threats including infectious diseases, natural disasters and biological, chemical, nuclear and radiological events.
- About $6.8 million in grants to help prevent and treat substance abuse.
- About $1.1 million in health department funding for HIV tests.
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Saturday, March 8, 2014
Randolph Kirkland Jr.
Randolph Withers Kirkland Jr. of Camden, S.C., died on March 7, 2014.
He was born in Camden on Sept. 1, 1920, son of Randolph Withers Kirkland and Louise Richardson Kirkland.
He is survived by his wife, Patricia Walker Kirkland; daughters, Mary Richardson Kirkland of Seattle, Wash., Lucinda Walker Kirkland of Camden, and Fredericka Kirkland Arthur of San Diego, Calif. He was predeceased by a son, Randolph Withers Kirkland III; brothers, Joseph Lane Kirkland and Thomas Jefferson Kirkland; and sisters, Mary Kirkland Reynolds and Katherine Kirkland Crockett.
Mr. Kirkland graduated from Clemson College in 1941 with a BS in Mechanical Engineering, and then entered the General Electric Co. Test Program in Lynn, Mass. until called up for active duty in the U.S. Army Infantry.
He served in the South Pacific ending as Captain and Operations Officer 3rd Battalion 511TH Parachute Infantry.
His awards included the Silver Star, Bronze Star with Oak Leaf Cluster, Distinguished Unit Citation and Combat Infantry Badge.
Upon release from active duty in 1946, Mr. Kirkland returned to General Electric Co. in Schenectady, N.Y.
He participated in the rebuilding of the steel industries in Italy and France under the Marshall Plan.
The remainder of his career with GE was devoted to Metal Rolling Systems design and project management in the U.K., Europe, the Americas and the Far Eat.
He also served on the planning commissions of Schenectady and Georgetown.
Mr. Kirkland retired from GE as manager of support engineering in the Industrial Control Department in Mebane, N.C., retired to Pawleys Island, Charleston and Hagood before settling at last in Camden.
He was a member of the Episcopal Church of the Ascension in Hagood, S.C.
Burial will held at a later date in the family plot in Quaker Cemetery in Camden. Memorials may be made of the Church of the Ascension, P.O. Box 129, Rembert, SC 29128.
Kornegay Funeral Home, Camden Chapel, is in charge of the arrangements.
Online condolences may be sent to the Kirkland family by visiting www.kornegay.com.
Robert Wishart
Robert C. Wishart, age 85, of Murrells Inlet and Western Massachusetts, passed away on March 4, 2014.
He was the adored and adoring husband of Jane McSweeney Wishart for 48 wonderful years; beloved and devoted father of Martha M. Wishart of Framingham, Mass., Hannah H. Acton of Waxhaw, N.C., and Sara C. Wishart of Stuart, Fla.; and grandfather of Aidan Marlowe Wishart OConnell of Framingham, Mass.
Born in Greenfield, Mass. on Jan. 1, 1929, Bob was a proud first generation Scots-American.
He earned a B.A. in Communications from Boston University.
Mr. Wishart was a U.S. Army veteran, who served in the Korean War in Special Services as Director of Radio Gypsy, an Armed Forces radio station near the DMZ.
During his career, Bob was managing director at the B.J. Kendall Company in Griswoldville, Mass., a freelance writer, a volunteer firefighter for the town of Conway, and was an active member of The Stockade Players, a theater company in Deerfield.
Mr. Wishart then became a corporate writer/producer/director for Mass Mutual Life Insurance Company in Springfield, and received several prestigious awards for his corporate video productions.
He moved from Massachusetts to Georgetown in 1992, where he then worked at historic Hampton Plantation, and at the Kaminski House Museum.
Mr. Wishart also leaves two sisters, Catherine Jane Swallow of Fairfax, Va. and Heather Martin, of Madison, Conn.; a sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Martha Ann and John Conant, of Conway, Mass,; and many nieces and nephews.
His charm, wit, gentleness, and humor will be missed, but long-remembered by his friends and family.
His wife and daughters are thankful for the boundless love he showed them, and for all the happy years they had with him.
A Southern remembrance gathering will be held at the Woodlake Village Club House at 155 Woodlake Drive, Murrells Inlet on Saturday, March 15, 2014, at 2 p.m.
Friends are welcome to come and celebrate Bob.
The family also plans to hold a gathering in New England at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, donations in Bobs memory can be made to: Tidelands Community Hospice, Inc., 2591 N. Fraser Street, Georgetown, SC 29440.
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The US Youth Soccer Workshop at the NSCAA Convention took place in January 2015 in Philadelphia — bringing thousands of coaches, administrators and other soccer enthusiasts together in one place.
US Youth Soccer and the NSCAA, two of the nation's soccer leaders, merged their respective annual gatherings in January 2013, creating what is now the game's most influential event of the year. The combined convention appeals to the entire soccer community as US Youth Soccer brings the annual US Youth Soccer Workshop to the NSCAA Convention.


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What's cool among the 11-month-old crowd? Snacks, milk, naps…all good stuff. But if you ask my little girl, she'll tell you: It's all about the wooden kitchen. She will knock around in that kitchen with her brother or by herself for what seems like hours. We have pots, pans, plates, a toaster…but what we're really… [read more]
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Austin Yellow and Yas Marina Blue are the launch colors for the F82 M4 and F80 M3, but the colors are still available through BMW Individual for other BMW models, as long as you're willing to pay for it.
Here's a look at how the two colors look on the F30 3 Series.
The first F30 3 Series facelift / LCI (Life Cycle Impulse) prototype has just been spotted! Due to start production in the Summer of 2015, the refreshed 3 Series will undergo minor exterior changes as the photos show. The most significant change will be seen in the front end, which will feature a restyled front bumper, deeper inset headlights (from the beefier bumper design) and shapelier kidney grilles featuring 11 slats. Although no camouflage appears on the rear, if BMW stays true to its … CONTINUED
Autobild.de (German publication) compares the BMW 328i vs Mercedes C250 and Audi A4.
Here's a dissected and modified look at the factory stock F30 335i axle back exhaust system.
Why was the exhaust dissected? E90/E92 M3 owners have been able to modify their factory exhausts on the cheap by simply replacing the perforated tubes, so this F30 335i owner set out to see if the same can be done with the F30.
The 2014 BMW 328i Sedan won Consumer Reports Top Picks 2014 Award for the Sport Sedan Category.
With its 240-horsepower BMW TwinPower Turbo inline-4 engine, featuring a 6 speed manual transmission or an 8 speed Steptronic transmission, the BMW 2014 328i delivers excellent performance and legendary BMW driving dynamics with class-leading value thanks to its excellent results in retained value and through the BMW Ultimate Service® No Cost maintenance program.
According to Consumer Reports; the BMW 3 Series has long set the standard for sports sedans. … CONTINUED
BMW of North America will debut an all-new television commercial today featuring the BMW 3 Series and actress Brooklyn Decker. The ad is part of BMW's regional advertising buy during NBC's broadcast of Sochi 2014. In addition to purchasing national advertising within NBC's broadcast of Sochi 2014, BMW has purchased regional NBC advertising in the top 17 markets, up from 11 markets during London 2012 Summer Olympic Games.
"Opportunity Knocks," starring actress Brooklyn Decker, features the BMW 3 Series, the quintessential Ultimate Driving Machine that … CONTINUED
BMW looks to be expanding its eDrive plug-in hybrid offerings, with a 3 Series plug-in hybrid model now spied in testing. The X5 eDrive plug-in hybrid has already been testing since last year.
This prototype wears an obvious 'Hybrid Test Vehicle' sticker, but also shows a second fuel cap cover on the front left fender, covering the electric socket for charging.
As for specs? It's likely to use the same engine and technologies from the X5 eDrive, which features a turbo 4 cylinder engine outputting 171hp, … CONTINUED
Chris Harris reviews the new 2014 BMW 320i at Chuckwalla Valley Raceway in California.
BMW 435i M Sport Coupe riding on Velgen VMB5 and VMB8 wheels and lowered on H&R Supersport Springs (on Adaptive M Suspension).
The 2014 BMW 328i has been selected as the winner of the Cars.Com Lifestyle Award as the Luxury Car of the Year. The BMW 328i is the perfect blend of luxury, sport and prestige. Cars.com tested it against the industry's best luxury sport sedans in 2013 and it came out on top, beating its competitors.
According to Cars.com
This is the trailer of the movie "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit". Including a special appearance of the BMW 3 Series (and other BMW models).
Check out this stunning BMW Individual leather and carbon fiber interior. Unfortunately, it's not available in the U.S.
BMW 4 Series Gran Coupe patent drawings have been discovered and it reveals the car in its its entirety.
Expect the 4 Series Gran Coupe (F36) to hit showrooms by Spring-Summer of 2014.
BIMMERPOST members are not ones to shy away and wait from modifying their new BMWs, and the F32 4 Series has proven to be no exception.
Check out this newly modified 435i Coupe by BIMMERPOST member Rich2k1.
Photos from the SoCal chapter F30post gathering/coding meet at the LA zoo.
More real life looks at the F30 3 Series against the F32 4 Series Coupe.
Another limited edition 335i M Performance Edition model has been delivered to a Canadian member, this time in Laguna Seca Blue.
The 335i M Performance limited edition comes standard with:
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Black Kidney Grilles
Front Diffuser (body color)
Rear Diffuser (body color)
M Side Skirts
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Unlimited has gone international!
As things had gotten underway, and Unlimited began to take shape, the majority of our members have been North American. Our tag on fansites such as this one have been labeled "[NA]" to boot. Undergoing a recent growth spurt we have taken on members outside of the North American bracket and have decided it's time to shred away the "[NA]" tag. Our doors were never closed to those outside the North American circuit, however, we've just not had such vested interest shown until now. So with our new members from Europe we push out of our norm and are besting international lines.
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You had me hooked until I saw on the site that I would need to fill out an application to join.
Best of luck though! Site looks great!
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Appreciate the thought Slickbizzle. Unfortunately, if someone is not interested to the point that they can fill out a few questions so we can keep a record of who has applied to us and why, there's little reason for us to have interest in them (thus the other reason for it). I can understand someone's point of view behind not filling out an application, but when all is said and done,I see that as someone potentially missing out on a great opportunity for themselves. Regardless, best of luck to you as well. Thanks again.
Allegiance to our cause, Determination toward victory, Domination over our enemies, and Perseverance through strife. Through these principles we have begun searching for potential guilds to form an alliance. This is not a recruitment posting for membership to our guild, but a battle standard for a proposed Alliance with it. The idea behind Guild Wars 2, the crucial element that makes it what we've all been waiting for is the need for community. The idea that in order to advance, a server must first unite. Under one banner, we shall.
We are looking for like-minded groups who share our goals to turn away from guild separation, as all MMO's have taught us in the past, and break through to the understanding that if we do not rely on each other, nothing but defeat will follow. Of course due to the years of badgering done to us all through the many MMORGs we've played, we are taught that we must do things alone, and before anyone else in order to advance. This is no longer the case! We must plan to progress together, on one server, and to take no prisoners.
The idea is collective security, it's been around for a long time, and it's time to put it into motion within an MMO on a WvWvW scale. It is a security arrangement in which each guild in the alliance accepts that the security of one is the concern of all, and agrees to join in a collective response to threats to our server in WvWvW.
The Alliances' main focus of course is WvWvW, however, this doesn't put a ceiling on its potential. The Alliance, while maintaining the security of what is ours in WvWvW, can use it's numbers to conquer other features within the game as well.
If you have any interest, or want to know more of what we are about, please, I urge you to come and speak with us.
Disclaimer: Only leadership who represent the guild need make contact. Please understand this is a serious venture, and we would prefer to have the ability to speak to someone who can speak on behalf of your guild.
Unlimited, it has begun.
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Unlimited is forming an alliance, but what makes the alliance we're trying to create unique?
Put Up Or Shut Up.
Unlimited bore the burden of this statement through the duration of the first open beta event, cast on us by the membership itself. It was a challenge, to perform in WvWvW, and prove to ourselves that the goals we have for release are well within our reach.
The first beta weekend was more than just an event for Unlimited, it was a triumph. Our participation on Ehmry Bay was beyond significant, so much so that the constant support we rallied by taking charge was paramount to our victory in 2 out of 3 of the cycles. We hope to rally the same level of support from our next server in coming BWEs.
Unlimited drew in so much attention at one point we had 5 lead designers and developers running with our core group from keep to keep (and a few on our TeamSpeak to chat) razing our enemy along the way.
We made a point to do certain things in each of the enemy home-worlds, at such a constant rate; we've no doubt ensured our server will never be forgotten. That's certainly not to say Unlimited did this alone. On the contrary, there were many groups on Ehmry Bay riding to victory alongside us including a group that we rolled with in hopes of establishing a positive server community on a future release server. This, in fact, is the point. With one of the lowest populated servers (Emhry Bay) we faced one of the highest populated servers (Maguuma, two cycles in a row!) and pulled off a victory. The level of play displayed by our server, as small as it turned out, was enthralling.
At one point we found Unlimited being called out in group chat across all three servers with either envious complaints or gleeful praise. The levels of scrutiny used to hand select the members of this guild shined its brightest this past weekend. Using the same levels of scrutiny we now look for additional members to fill in the last of our pre-release ranks.
We've stood the test of time, and we've seen the battlefield. We're ready to stain it with blood again. Won't you join us?
We are Unlimited.
It's finally upon us! BWE2 has been announced and Unlimited can't wait to get back into the game. In the first BWE, Unlimited took to the battlefield with the intensity promised by the members to the community.
The interest in membership that we've seen over the past several months is nothing short of phenomenal. We've come to a comfortable place where we can take on members who know that their home for the far future in Guild Wars 2 is secure.
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I am a member of Unlimited, I have beenfor a few months now. I just wanted to describe my experience so far.
Now that the Guild Wars 2 release date has been announced, the time to find brothers in arms is running out. Here's why you should check out Unlimited if you haven't already:
Novice Member
Joined: 6/12/12
When I was looking for a guild for GW2, I was looking for a group I enjoyed playing with first and foremost, a group who had the same dedication for PvP play as I had. I was looking for a family. I found that in Unlimited. I love playing with these guys. It's a supportive environment, but we all strive to be our best at what we do – WvW domination. Iron sharpens iron.
Join Unlimited and The Titan Alliance in the 3rd Beta Weekend Event.
We're coming to the final weeks before the launch we've all so eagerly awaited. It's never been more pressing of a time to secure a place in a guild you want to call home for the long future this game has in store for us. Unlimited offers a guild that is guaranteed to sustain itself through release and a place one can easily call home.
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Joined: 5/23/06
I have been a member of Unlimited for nearly seven months now. After seven months with the people in this guild, I consider them family. I am extremely close with quite a few people, and get along with everyone. We have an amazing and fun time in the guild, all while maintaining a certain level of excellence. I am more than excited for the release of Guild Wars 2, so I can fight alongside my brethren and march on to victory!
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Joined: 8/11/12
Update: Unlimited has a new home and is expanding!
Due to the retirement of the Titan Alliance, Unlimited has chosen to transfer servers to Fort Aspenwood where the WvW queues are much more manageable. We are looking for new recruits who are active, talented, and dedicated to join us immediately to continue WvW domination from our new home.
Launch has come and gone and Unlimited has made its mark on the Guild Wars 2 community. As we continue our success in WvW, we find ourselves being hunted on the battlefield by more and more foes every day. For that very reason we are starting our post launch recruitment efforts. We are looking for people who are hard working and dedicated to domination in WvW, while maintaining a close knit, mature gaming community.
From Unlimited, you can expect a friendly environment that knows when it's time to get down to business. Expect to be part of a finely tuned machine with excellent coordination that knows how to win.
If you have what it takes to be part of something amazing, come by and check us out. Read through our charter here and we invite you to join us in Teamspeak and get a feel for our community.
Website: Unlimited - Home
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If you have questions feel free to check out the forums or hop on Teamspeak and ask a member. You can also look for our Recruitment Lieutenants in game:
On our first night on Fort Aspenwood we decided to retake Garrison with a minimal number of people. Here is how it ended:
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Well, that's good to know. I assumed that since your initial reason given for not reading the Guns essay was that you didn't want to donate to the Brady Campaign, and that once that obstacle was cleared you still didn't plan on reading it, that was an indication of a tendency to ignore opinions with which you don't agree. But you know, just because I thought it doesn't make it right; I have been wrong before and certainly will be again. (I still don't understand why you won't read the essay, though.)LOL... I've read quite a bit of comments on King's piece and have seen a number of selections, including that one. I already watch probably twice as much MSNBC than Fox News... I believe you should watch both in order to see how many of today's hot topics are handled and/or ignored by both cable news programs. Honestly, doing so has cemented my conservative convictions even more. I also enjoy NPR very much... My bad!
No, but then I wouldn't. I don't watch news, ever. Nothing against watching news; it's just that I don't generally watch TV. Used to, but I got out of the habit when I went back to school--because of lack of time. It's surprisingly very difficult to get back into the habit of watching TV once you've broken it for several years. I get my news through NPR (if I'm in the car) and online using an aggregate site called News360 that pulls from all kinds of sites. It saves me a lot of time and gives not only more balanced coverage, but also more complete coverage (seems like the major networks focus on a few stories at a time to the exclusion of all else), plus I set up my account to ignore the stuff I don't care about (i.e., sports). You should try it; it's free, although it amazes me that they don't charge for it.(Have you noticed that a recent 100,000 pro-life march was ignored by most of the media, but a 1,000 gun control event was highly covered?)
I think I remember you saying you are okay with background checks, although I'm not sure what that means exactly, but I actually don't remember seeing anything you wrote about assault weapons. I searched, but I couldn't find anything. Is it possible that you said that on another site or perhaps were PMing someone? Regardless, I believe that you misunderstood the source of my irritation as stemming from your refusal to just accept the argument for more gun control. Let me explain more clearly: when I enter into an argument or debate--and I am talking only about me here; I wouldn't presume to speak for anyone else--I believe that in general, the truth, or the best path, or whatever you want to call it, lies somewhere in the middle of the two sides. My goal is not to emerge victorious; my goal is to move toward an agreement. If I'm wrong in some particular or not taking some of the facts into consideration, I want to know that. Of course I'm not perfect at this. At times, my emotions run away with me and I end up wondering why I pressed a particular issue (if you are married or in a committed relationship, surely you are familiar with that feeling). But in general, I actually don't assume I'm right. I'm willing to be convinced ... but you have to be convincing. And when people use tactics that are primarily those of avoidance--when they refuse to defend their positions--it leads me to believe that one or more of three things is true: they see that I might be right but do not want to admit it, they aren't self-aware enough to know why they think what they think, and/or they are for some reason not being honest about why they hold a particular position. (I would also add the possibility that they just hate conflict to the point that their brains involuntarily shut down, which I understand as I'm actually quite conflict-averse myself, but I don't think that applies in a forum dedicated to debate.) My frustration comes from my belief that in a debate, until everyone involved is honest and open, no progress can be made toward a resolution.Well you are allowed your opinion, and I doubt anything I say will convince you of the truth.
And what part of my repeated comments that I would favor Background Checks on all gun purchases, and a possible reinstatement of the Assault Weapons Ban of 1996, is it that you don't seem to comprehend? Or is it that I'm not willing to lay down and have someone who supposedly knows better than poor old misguided me, run roughshod over my thoughts and convictions, that really rubs you wrong?
I can see why you might feel this way. Here's some food for thought, though.(My postings are ones personal in nature to provide opinion in a humorous or non-threatening manner so as to avoid hurt feelings, anger, anguish, sensitive burning and itching or any other discomfort.
- This is a debate forum. That's the whole point of it. I know when I step into a debate forum (voluntarily, might I add) that I'd better have my big girl panties on.
- Hurt feelings don't typically come from disagreements, at least not where adults are concerned. They come from disrespect. It is not disrespectful to honestly express your opinion and reasons for it, and I don't think anyone here would get hurt feelings from doing so. It is also not disrespectful to request that the other participants also honestly express their opinions and reasons for them.
- If this issue (or any issue) matters enough to you that you're willing to debate it, it should matter enough to you that you're willing to really put yourself and your reasons out there. If not, what is the point of debate?
- You are one of the few people on this site who shares your viewpoint regarding guns. If you don't intelligently defend your position, there's a good chance that it won't be intelligently defended. Surely that matters to you.


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If Paul's not really talking about himself, that's one thing. I'd want some really good proof that's not the case, never heard that before.Also, it sure doesn't sound like he's saying he's perfect or will be made perfect in this life. Sounds to me like he's looking forward to the resurrection, while continuing to struggle in this life. Though He sees God's grace as being "sufficient", therefore, no condemnation.
One thing that Christian's struggle with is between Law and Grace. Grace they associate only with forgiveness of sin, and Law they associate with development of good morals. I actually had a preacher who was in the midst of rejecting "UR" tell me that one of his responsibilities is to teach a balance between Law and Grace. That is what Christians do, and this sounds right to them, because while "grace" makes the congregation feel loved and forgiven, and thereby safe, the preacher does not want to take that too far, so he goes back to the Law to keep them moral.The Bible tells us NOT to mix law with grace. I could post the scripture, but I doubt I need to. And all through Romans 7 we find out why. One MAJOR problem with the Evangelical Christian traditional understanding of grace is its association ONLY with forgiveness of sin. However, if I can establish that grace is much more than that, that it is what grows our morality, then it becomes totally unnecessary to rely on the law to grow in morality. And it also becomes totally NECESSARY to to be completely delivered form the law, to rely only on grace for what we need.Grace (Gk - charis) is simply God's favor toward us. By faith we access this favor, not by the law. God reveals his favor by his mercy toward us. That mercy is not just in forgiving our sins, but in actively delivering us from them, even through chastisement. If someone is a slave, what is the most merciful thing to do, but to unchain their shackles right? That's true mercy.Titus 2:11-14For the Grace of God that brings salvation has appeared to all men. It teaches (paideuo) us to say "No" to ungodliness and worldly passions, and to live self-controlled, upright and godly lives in this present age, while we wait for the blessed hopethe glorious appearing of our great God and Savior, Jesus Christ, who gave himself for us to redeem us from all wickedness and to purify for himself a people that are his very own, eager to DO what is good.paideuo (pa-hee-dyoo-o)to train up a child, that is, educate, or (by implication) discipline (by punishment): - chasten (-ise), instruct, learn, teach."Hebrews 12:5-7For whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth (paiduo), and scourgeth every son whom he receiveth. If ye endure chastening, God dealeth with you as with sons; for what son is he whom the father chasteneth not? There it is. That is why you don't need the law to teach morality like most Christians believe. Grace is sufficient for ALL your needs and not only is it associated with forgiveness of sin, but also with CHASTISEMENT from God toward us growing in Godliness. Isn't it telling then, that Paul does not mention "grace" ONCE in Romans 7? Not once. It's all about the law. And while people think that being under the law of Moses is good for our morals, Romans 7 shows us the EXACT opposite. In this post, I just wanted to show how that 1) grace is sufficient for all things we need, including our moral development, and 2) that Romans 7 doesn't talk about Grace at all. In my next post, I'll break Romans 7 down piece by piece and show how it relates to Romans 6 and Romans 8.
Great stuff, Seth. Not to mention that Paul clearly describes that the function of the law is to show us that we need help, not to actually give the help needed that you have described above.
QuoteGreat stuff, Seth. Not to mention that Paul clearly describes that the function of the law is to show us that we need help, not to actually give the help needed that you have described above. Right. That is the third law described in Romans 7. We have:1) the law of sin and death in our members2) the law of our mind which is in slavery to that law3) the Law of Moses (the spiritual law) which exposes the law of sin by placing into battle with the law of our mind. That spiritual law is what we are delivered from into THE Spirit.
Romans 7 describes defeat under the law of Moses. Romans 6 and 8 describe victory in the Spirit.
For they that are after the flesh do mind the things of the flesh; but they that are after the Spirit the things of the Spirit. For to be carnally minded is death; but to be spiritually minded is life and peace. Because the carnal mind is enmity against God: for it is not subject to the law of God, neither indeed can be. So then they that are in the flesh cannot please God.But ye are NOT in the flesh, but in the Spirit, if so be that the Spirit of God dwell in you. Now if any man have not the Spirit of Christ, he is none of his.
Adam and Eve are our spirit and soul who have become one flesh that bring forth both good and evil as given evidence through Abel and Cain


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Thanksgiving is a time of enjoying family, friends, large feasts and the little things. For John Osteen, it's a time to share in history.
Having been doing it for more than 30 years, Osteen once again invites people to come see his log cabin, Confederate museum and schoolhouse this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m.
Osteen started back in 1976 with his log cabin. The cabin contains various kitchen accessories, old sacks hanging from the ceiling and pictures like a picked-at one of Depression-era characters Pinky and Blueboy.
Weapons, pottery pieces, personal awards and scrapbooks are just a few items to be found in the Confederate museum, made from Osteen's dog kennel. The schoolhouse next door is a replica of Reid Schoolhouse in Sumter County, where his mother attended school.
A smokehouse, outdoor privy and chicken coop are also placed on the property.
"I've always loved old things and history," Osteen said. "The elderly people really love it, and kids are fascinated by it. … I get so much pleasure out it."
All are opened up for free to the public.
The location is 3184 Wagener Road, across from Couchton Baptist Church.
For more information, call Osteen at 507-2268.
Staff Photo by Stephanie Turner John Osteen sits with his collection of war photos and documents inside the Confederate museum located on his property. The musuem will be open, along with his other buildings, this weekend at his annual open house.×
Staff Photo by Stephanie Turner John Osteens Confederate museum contains artifacts and documents from various wars and will be open this weekend. Osteen has been hosting his open house for over 30 years.×
Staff Photo by Stephanie Turner This log cabin was the first building on the back property. It is just one of the places to see at John Osteens open house this weekend.×
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Stephen E. Shay
Senior Lecturer on Law
Stephen E. Shay is a Professor of Practice at Harvard Law School. Before joining the Harvard Law School faculty, Professor Shay was Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Tax Affairs in the United States Department of the Treasury and prior to re-joining the Treasury Department in 2009, he was a tax partner for 22 years with Ropes & Gray, LLP. Professor Shay served in the Office of International Tax Counsel at the Department of the Treasury, including as International Tax Counsel, from 1982 to 1987. Professor Shay has published scholarly and practice articles relating to international taxation, and testified for law reform before Congressional tax-writing committees. He has had extensive practice experience in the international tax area and has been recognized as a leading practitioner in Chambers Global: The World's Leading Lawyers, Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers, The Best Lawyers in America, Euromoney's Guide to The World's Leading Tax Advisers and Euromoney's, Guide to The Best of the Best. Professor Shay has been active in the American Bar Association Tax Section as a Council Director and Chair of the Committee on Foreign Activities of U.S. Taxpayers, in the American Law Institute as an Associate Reporter, in the American Tax Policy Institute as a member of the Board of Trustees, and in the New York State Bar Association Tax Section and the International Bar Association. Professor Shay is a 1972 graduate of Wesleyan University, and he earned his J.D. and his M.B.A. from Columbia University in 1976.
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Zha, X-m., Wemmie, J.A., Green, S.H. and Welsh, M.J.
Notes: Acidification can occur during synaptic nerve impulse transmission when the synaptic vesicles empty their contents into the synapse. The authors of this study investigated the role of protons in ion channel regulation at the synapse. They identified the acid-sensing ion channel 1a (ASIC1a) as a proton receptor, and they investigated its relationship to activation of the Ca2+/calmodulin-dependent protein kinase (CaM KII). Anti-ACTIVE® CaM KII pAb was used for Western analysis of immunoprecipitated CaM KII from wildtype or ASIC1a-knockout mouse brains. (3549)
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Larsson, M. and Broman, J.
Notes: The authors of this study investigated the role of CaM KII in the induction of NMDA receptor-dependent sensitization of dorsal horn neurons. Ultrathin dorsal horn sections from capsaicin-injected and control rats were fixed and embedded and then incubated with Anti-ACTIVE® CaM KII pAb. After washing, sections were incubated with goat anti-rabbit secondary antibody conjugated to 10nm colloidial gold. (3548)
O-Uchi, J., Komukai, K., Kusakari, Y., Obata, T., Hongo, K., Sasaki, H. and Kurihara, S.
Notes: Whole-cell extracts were prepared from rat ventricular myocytes treated with various concentrations of phenylephrine. Activation of CaMKII was assessed by Western analysis using Anti-ACTIVE® CaMKII pAb. Anti-ACTIVE® CaMKII pAb was also used to localize phosphorylated CaMKII by immunofluorescence microscopy of ventricular myocytes. Anti-ACTIVE® CaMKII pAb and 15nm gold-conjugated goat anti-rabbit IgG secondary antibodies were used to perform immunoelectron microscopy of isolated myocytes to further determine the subcellular localization of activated CaMKII. (3435)
Taha, S., Hanover, J.L., Silva, A.J. and Stryker, M.P.
Notes: Anti-ACTIVE® CaM KII pAb was used to detect phosphorylated CAM KII by immunohistochemistry and Western blot analysis in tissues isolated from transgenic mice. A 1:200 dilution of the Anti-ACTIVE® CaM KII pAb was used in conjunction with an immunoperoxidase detection kit for immunohistochemical analysis. For Western blot analysis, a 1:5000 dilution of the antibody was used. (3202)
Blank, T., Nijholt, I., Eckart, K. and Spiess, J.
Notes: This paper studied the effects of both acute stress and Corticotropin-releasing factor (CRF) on hippocampus-dependent learning and on long-term synaptic plasticity in the mouse hippocampus. In particular, the roles of PKC and CaMKII in the regulation of hippocampal long-term synaptic plasticity and in the performance of mice in a hippocampus-dependent learning task were studied. The level of active CaM KII in mouse hippocampal extracts was investigated by western blotting using the Anti-ACTIVE™ CaM KII antibody. (2765)
Lengyel, I., Cammarota, M., Brent, V.A., and Rostas, J.A.
Notes: The authors show how certain common tissue handling techniques, such as equilibration for 1-2 hours in a physiological medium and freezing, can dramatically affect the level of autonomous CaM KII activity in hippocampal tisuse, leading to potential artefacts in data. Activation of Cam KII was monitored by Western blot analysis using the Anti-ACTIVE® CaM KII pAb primary antibody. (2408)
Wang, H., Yang, B., Zhang, Y., Han, H., Wang, J., Shi, H., and Wang, Z.
Notes: The signal transduction mechanisms of adrenoreceptors in regulating K+ currents in isolated canine ventricular myocytes and human embryonic kidney (HEK 293) cells were examined. The CamKII pathway was monitored in the presence or absence of a specific inhibitor CaM KII inhibitor by Western blot using the Anti-ACTIVE® CaM KII pAb. (2407)
Kuhl, M., Sheldahl, L.C., Malbon, C.C., and Moon, R.T.
Notes: Xenopus embryos were split into dorsal and ventral halves at stage 7. The total CaM KII was immunoprecipitated then blotted with the Anti-ACTIVE® CaM KII pAb. Both halves had activated CaM KII but the ventral portion displayed a greater increase in phosphorylation. Stripping and reprobing the membranes with a normal CaM KII antibody demonstrated that equal amounts of CaM KII were present in the two samples. (0070)
Pak, J.H., Huang, F.L., Li, J., Balschun, D., Reymann, K.G., Chiang, C., Westphal, H., and Huang, K.P
Notes: Neurogranin deficient mice did not exhibit developmental or neuroanatomical abnormalities but had deficits in learning and memory. The levels of phosphorylated CaM KII in hippocampal extracts was determined by quantitative immunoblotting using the Anti-ACTIVE® CamKII pAb. (2410)
Zhu, M., Gelband, C.H., Posner, P., Sumners, C.
Notes: The presence of autophosphorylated CaM KII in control or angiotensin II-treated neuronal cultures made from Sprague-Dawley rats was determined by Western blotting with a 1:5000 dilution of the Anti-ACTIVE® CaMKII pAb. Cell Extracts were made with a buffer containing 1% NP-40, 10% glycerol, 150 mM NaCl, 20 mM Tris-HCl and protease inhibitors. (0063)
Chang, B.H., Mukherji, S. and Soderling, T.R.
Notes: The Anti-ACTIVE® CaM KII pAb was used to detect phospho-T286 of rat calmodulin kinase II in COS-7 cells by immunocytochemistry. Good detail is provided for the immunocytochemistry protocol. (1359)
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Until recently, Google Bookmarks and Chrome Bookmarks were two separate features that didn't speak the same language. Even if you could save your Chrome bookmarks to a Google account, they weren't saved to Google Bookmarks. For some reason, your bookmarks are available in a special Google Docs folder.
Chrome bookmarks have a web interface, but it's likely that the obvious will happen: Chrome bookmarks could be saved to Google Bookmarks. Jérôme Flipo noticed that the Google Bookmarks OneBox already includes Chrome bookmarks. I've tried to find SmallNetBuilder.com and Google's OneBox returned it even if it was starred in Chrome, not in Google Bookmarks.
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Directions to NENA
· The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has approved NENA to be a Housing Counseling Agency.
· You can register for disaster food stamps at NENA. One of our trained staff members will assist you.
· Dr. King Charter School was the first school to open in the Lower Ninth Ward after Hurricane Katrina.
· NENA Community Meetings are scheduled every second Saturday of the month.


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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for Jan. 27, 2014. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the Crime tab.
Mark Allen Randall, 38 false information to police/fire, drug paraphernalia, possession of less than 1 gram of methamphetamine or cocaine base first offense
Christopher Gregory Redd, 43 failure to pay child support
Bobby Wayne Clemons Jr., 38 drug paraphernalia, false information to police/fire, possession of less than 1 gram of methamphetamine or cocaine base first offense
John Richard Gentry, 51 shoplifting value $2,000 or less
George Edward Bowman, 57 contempt of court/failure to comply with an Aiken Department of Public Safety order
Donald Ray Gibbs II, 32 urine/advertisement, substitution or spiking to defeat drug or alcohol test first offense, driving under suspension
Larry Chad Phillips, 22 failure to maintain proof of insurance in motor vehicle bench warrant, leaving the scene of an accident bondsman off bond, operating a vehicle without a license in possession bench warrant
Russell Andrew Slendak, 26 assault and battery third degree
Keith Obrian Wright, 24 receiving stolen goods value $2,000 or less, burglary (non-violent) second degree two counts, pointing and presenting firearms at a person, violation of probation
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Israel News - Stay Informed, Pray Informed
The world turned its back on the Jews of Europe during the Nazi Holocaust. Many of those who miraculously survived became a part of a reborn Jewish state. But the ghosts of their horrific past linger, and far too many are living out their last days in poverty and loneliness.
Israel Today is proud to be among those providing physical aid, as well as emotional and spiritual comfort, to Israel's Holocaust survivors.
But, we need your help!
How special it is to inform these precious souls that it is thanks to the kind donations of Christians that we are able to provide aid and comfort, when so many of them have been left scarred by their treatment at the hands of supposedly "Christian" nations.
We'll supply a Holocaust survivor with several gift coupons that can be cashed in a number of Israeli supermarkets.
Israel is home to more than 200,000 Jewish Holocaust survivors, many of whom require assistance that the state is often difficult for the thinly-stretched national budget to provide. That is where the goodwill of supporters around the world comes in, and the readers of Israel Today are right there on the front lines.


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-This Instructable will show you how to make grips for a bike using trash and supplies from around the house.
Step 2: Cut the Tube
Step 3: Cut Again
-You may also want to wipe out the inside of the tube with a rag, there is some sort of powder in it that makes it hard for tape to stick to.
Step 4: Making the Grip
-Tape the shorter section to the bar itself. Make sure it is secure because you will be pulling the rubber fairly tight.
Step 5: Finishing the Grip
-Tape the edge down.
-Get rid of any wrinkles by stretching the rubber or by letting some of the pressure off.
-Finish wrapping the end of the tube. (This doesn't secure it any more it just makes it look cleaner.)
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Gallery: Memories of World War II
Jan. 07, 2009 @ 01:44 PM
The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, ushered the United States into World War II on Dec. 7, 1941. It changed the lives of millions of Americans who put on their country's uniform and went into battle.
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Field Directions (S – W)
SANDYMOUNT PARK (Carroll County) 2250 Old Westminster Pike, Finksburg, MD 21048
Directions: Beltway Exit 19 (I-795 West) to Exit 9B (Route 140 West toward Westminster) and merge onto Route 140 West. Follow approximately 6 miles and turn left onto Green Mill Road. Turn right onto Old Westminster Pike. School and field will be immediately on the right. Field is located above the tennis courts.
SAREM FARMS (Montgomery County) 16001 New Columbia Pike, Columbia, MD 20866
Directions: Take I-95 South to MD-198 West Fort Meade Rd. Take that road for 7.5 miles and turn right onto Old Columbia Road. Destination is on your right.
SEIBEL FARMS FIELD (Carroll County) 1001 Green Valley Road, New Windsor, MD
Directions: Beltway Exit 19 (I-795 North). Follow I-795 North to Route 140 West. Follow Route 140 West approximately 13 miles through Westminster and turn left onto Route 31 toward New Windsor. Follow Route 31 approximately 7 miles and turn right onto Route 75 toward Union Bridge. About 150 yards on the right is the driveway entrance to the fields (directly across from New Windsor Middle School). There will be a large red barn with a soccer field in front. PLEASE DO NOT PARK ON THE GRASS.
SEMINARY PARK (Baltimore County North) 1422 Burton Avenue, Lutherville, MD 21093
Directions: Beltway Exit 25 (York Road). Go north on York Road to the first traffic signal and turn left onto Seminary Avenue west. Follow Seminary Avenue for approximately 1 mile and make a left onto Seminary W. Avenue (approximately 3 block past the light rail tracks). Make your first left onto Burton Avenue. Seminary Park is at the end of Burton Avenue. Fields #1 and 2 are on the turf. For Field #3, which is the upper field, go straight. Do not turn left on Burton Avenue.
SEVEN OAKS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (Baltimore County) 9200 Seven Courts Drive, Perry Hall, MD 21236
Directions: Beltway Exit 32B (Route 1 North). Follow Route 1 North for 2.9 miles and turn left onto E Joppa Road. Follow E. Joppa Road 0.5 miles and turn right onto Seven Courts Drive. School is on the left.
SEVERN-DANZA FIELD (Anne Arundel County) 728 Donaldson Avenue, Severn, MD 21144
Directions: Beltway Exit 4 (I-97 South). Follow I-97 South to Quarterfield Road exit. Bear left onto Quarterfield Road. Quarterfield Road becomes Donaldson Avenue. Park is on the right.
SNYDER LANE PARK (Baltimore County – Northeast) 9401 Snyder Lane, Perry Hall, MD 21128
Directions: Beltway Exit 33 (I-95 North). Follow I-95 North approximately 3 miles to Route 43 toward White Marsh Towne Center. At first traffic light, make right onto Honeygo Boulevard. Follow Honeygo Boulevard past Honeygo Regional Park and make a left onto E. Joppa Road. Follow Joppa Road for 0.4 miles and make a right onto Chapel Road. Follow Chapel Road 0.5 miles and make the first left onto Snyder Lane. Park is on the left.
SOLOMONS TOWN CENTER FIELD (Calvert County) 13150 Dowell Road, Solomons, MD 20678
Directions: Beltway Exit 4 (I-97 South). Follow I-97 to Exit 7 (MD-3 South) toward Bowie/Odenton. Follow MD-3 South approximately 10 miles and it becomes US-301 South. Follow US-301 South for 10 miles and merge onto MD-4 South toward Prince Frederick. Go approximately 40 miles. Turn Left on Dowell Road. Field is approximately 0.3 miles on the left.
SOUTHERN MIDDLE SCHOOL (Calvert County) 9615 HG Trueman Road, Lusby, MD 20675
Directions: Beltway Exit 4 (I-97 South). Follow I-97 to Exit 7 (MD-3 South) toward Bowie/Odenton. Follow MD-3 South approximately 10 miles and it becomes US-301 South. Follow US-301 South for 10 miles and merge onto MD-4 South toward Prince Frederick. Follow MD-4 South for 36 miles and turn left on to MD-765. Go approximately 1.3 miles. School is on the right. Field is immediately behind the school.
SPARKS ELEMENTARY (Baltimore County-North) 601 Belfast Road, Sparks Glencoe, MD 21152
Directions: Beltway Exit 24 (I-83 North). Follow I-83 North toward York approximately 10 miles Exit 24 (Belfast Road) towards Sparks. Merge onto E. Belfast Road. School is 0.2 miles ahead.
SPRINGFIELD HOSPITAL FIELD (Carroll County) 6655 Sykesville Road, Eldersburg,MD 21784
Directions: Take the Baltimore Beltway (I695) to exit 16 Route 70-West. Continue on Rt70 to Exit 80 Route 32. Go North on Route 32 Sykesville Rd. Just after theSykesville Volunteer Fire Station take a right onto Main St into Springfield Hospital Center. Field is .5 mile down on the left hand side.
ST. MARY'S RYKEN SCHOOL (St. Mary's County) 22600 Camp Calvert Road, Leonardtown, MD 20650
Directions: Take I-97 South for 17 miles to exit US-50 W/
ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL (Baltimore County – North) 11152 Falls Road, Brooklandville, MD 21022
Directions: Beltway Exit 23 (Falls Road North). Follow to third traffic light at Seminary Avenue. Turn left into St. Paul's School. Field is on the right.
STEFFAN MEMORIAL FIELD (Baltimore County West) 5895 Old Frederick Road, Catonsville, MD 21228
Directions: Beltway Exit 15 (Route 40 West). Follow Route 40 to at first light and make a left onto Winter's Lane. Follow Winter's Lane and make left at first road onto Old Frederick Road. Field is on right at the end of the road.
SUPPLEE FIELD (Prince George's County) 6850 Brooklyn Bridge Road, Laurel, MD 20707
Directions: I-95 South to Exit 33 (Route 198 West toward Burtonsville). Follow Route 198 West to second light and make a right onto Bond Mill Road. Follow Bond Mill Road to dead end at Brooklyn Bridge Road. The field will be directly in front of you. To enter, you must make a right on Brooklyn Bridge Road and then an immediate left on Supplee Road. Take a left into the parking lot. When facing the fields, Supple 1 will be on the right.
SYKESVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL (Carroll County) 7301 Springfield Avenue, Sykesville, MD 21784
Directions: Beltway Exit 16 (I-70 West). Follow I-70 West to Exit 80 (Route 32 North). Bear right and follow Route 32 North toward Sykesville. Follow Route 32 North approximately 4.5 miles and turn left onto Springfield Avenue. School is on the left.
TICK NECK PARK (Anne Arundel County) 7750 Edwin Raynor Boulevard, Pasadena, MD 21122
Directions: Beltway Exit 4 (I-97 South). Follow I-97 to Route 100 East. Follow Route 100 East to Edwin Raynor Boulevard exit. Make right at end of ramp onto Edwin Raynor Boulevard. Follow Edwin Raynor Boulevard to third light and make left into Tick Neck Park. One field is adjacent to the parking lot. Other fields are down the path on your right as you enter the park.
TOLLGATE PARK (Harford County) 702 N. Tollgate Road, Bel Air, MD 21014
Directions: Beltway Exit 33 (I-95 North). Follow I-95 North to Exit 77B (Route 24 toward Bel Air). Follow Route 24 approximately five miles to Route 1 and make a left onto Route 1 (McDonald's will be on the right). Follow to first traffic light and make right onto Tollgate Road. Fields will be approximately ¾ mile on the left.
TWIN RIDGE ELEMENTARY (Frederick County) 1106 Leafy Hollow Circle, Mt Airy, MD 21771
Directions: Take Beltway Exit 16A to merge onto I-70 West towards Frederick . Go 23 miles and take Exit 68 to merge onto MD-27 N/Ridge Rd. Then turn left onto E Ridgeville Blvd. Continue onto Old National Pike. Turn right onto Rising Ridge Rd. Then turn left onto Deer Hollow Dr. Take the 1st left onto Leafy Hollow Cir. School is on the left.
UPPER MARLBORO COMMUNITY CENTER (Prince George's County) 5400 Marlboro Race Track Road, Upper Marlboro, MD, 20772
Directions: Beltway to 97 South. Go 17 miles. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for US-50 W/
WATKINS PARK (Frederick County) 615 Center Street, Mt. Airy, MD 21771
Directions: Beltway Exit 16 (I-70 West). Follow I-70 West to Route 27 toward Mt. Airy. Follow Route 27 through three traffic lights and turn left onto Watersville Road. Make a left into Parrs Ridge Elementary School and follow to parking lot. NOTE: The address to the park will take you into the entrance to the park. However, the field is at the opposite end of the park and can be accessed through Parrs Ridge Elementary, 202 Watersville Road, Mt. Airy, MD 21771.
WAUGH CHAPEL ELEMENTARY (Anne Arundel County) 840 Sunflower Drive, Odenton, MD 21113
Directions: Beltway Exit 4 (I-97 South). Follow I-97 South to Exit 7 (Route 3 South toward Bowie/Crofton). Follow Route 3 South to Waugh Chapel Road. Turn right onto Waugh Chapel Road. Follow Waugh Chapel Road to Indian Summer Drive and turn right onto Indian Summer Drive. Follow Indian Summer Drive to Sunflower Drive and turn right onto Sunflower Drive. School will be at the end of the road.
W.E.B. DUBOIS HIGH SCHOOL (Baltimore City – North) 2201 Pinewood Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21214
Directions: Beltway Exit 32A (US-1 South/Belair Road) toward Overlea. Follow Belair Road 1.5 miles and turn right onto Northern Parkway. Follow Northern Parkway 2.2 miles and turn left onto McClean Boulevard. Follow McClean Boulevard 0.2 miles and turn right onto Pinewood Avenue. School will be on the left.
WEEMS-WHALEN FIELD AT BATES ATHLETIC COMPLEX (Anne Arundel County) 935 Spa Road, Annapolis, MD 21401
Directions: Beltway Exit 4 (I-97 South). Follow I-97 South towardds Annapolis. Take Route 50 East. Take the first right hand exit (exit 22-Aris T. Allen Blvd/Route 665 East). Continue on Route 665 East for 2.5 miles. It becomes Forest Drive at the first light. Continue on for 0.5 miles. Turn left at the light onto Hilltop Lane. Go 0.2 of a mile and turn left onto Spa Road. Go 0.4 of a mile and turn right at sign for Weems-Whalen Field.
WESTERN REGIONAL PARK (Howard County) 14800 Carrs Mill Road, Woodbine, MD 21797
Directions: Beltway Exit 16 (I-70 West). Follow I-70 West toward Frederick to Route 97 South. Follow Route 97 South approximately two miles to Carrs Mill Road. Turn right onto Carrs Mill Road. Follow approximately 0.3 miles and turn right into the park. As you enter the park, stadium fields #5 and #4 respectively will be directly on your left. To reach fields #7, #8 and #10, proceed on the main park road towards the back of the park. Fields #7 and #8 will be on your left and field #10 is all the way at the end of the park. The fields are labeled with signs.
WHITE MARSH PARK (Prince George's County – Bowie) 100 White Marsh Park Drive, Bowie, MD 20715
Directions: Beltway Exit 4 (I-97 South). Follow I-97 South to Exit 7 (Route 3 South toward Bowie/Crofton). Follow Route 3 South toward Bowie past Route 450. Approximately 0.5 miles past Route 450, make a right onto White Marsh Park Drive. The lower field is to the right of the synthetic turf field.
WHITE MARSH PARK (Queen Anne's County) 200 Bloomfield lane, Centreville, MD 21617
Directions: Beltway Exit 4 (I-97 South). Follow I-97 South to Route 50 East over Bay Bridge. Continue 10 miles on Route 50 to the Route 50/301 split and stay left following Route 301 North toward Wilmington. Travel approximately 6 miles on Route 301 North and take the Route 213 North (Centreville/Chestertown) exit on your right. Go 2 miles and take slight left onto S Commerce Street. Continue onto MD-213 North Church Road. Turn Right on Bloomsfield lane.
WHITE OAK ELEMENTARY (Baltimore County) 1901 White Oak Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21234
Directions: Beltway Exit 29 (Loch Raven Boulevard). Follow to Loch Raven Boulevard to light at Joppa Road and make left. At first traffic light, turn right onto Oakleigh Road. At first traffic light, turn left onto White Oak Road. At top of hill, turn right. Field is on the left.
WILDE LAKE HIGH SCHOOL (Howard County) 5460 Trumpeter Road, Columbia, MD 21044
Directions: I-95 South to Exit 41B (MD-175 West toward Columbia). Follow MD-175 West approximately five miles and MD-175 West will become Little Patuxent Parkway. Follow Little Patuxent Parkway 0.5 miles and make slight right onto Governor Warfield Parkway. Follow Governor Warfield Parkway 0.5 miles and turn right onto Twin Rivers Road. Follow Twin Rivers Road 0.3 miles and turn left onto Trumpeter Road. School will be on the left.
WILLIAM TYLER PAGE ELEMENTARY (Montgomery County) 13400 Tamarack Road, Silver Spring, MD 20904
Directions: I-95 South to Capital Beltway (I-495 West toward Silver Spring). Follow Capital Beltway to Route 29 North. Follow Route 29 North approximately 5 miles and turn left at traffic light onto Fairland Road. Follow Fairland Road approximately 1.75 and make a left onto Tamarack Road. School is 3-4 blocks on the right. ALTERNATE DIRECTIONS: I-95 South to Exit 33B (Route 198 West toward Burtonsville). Follow Route 198 West for 2.9 miles and merge onto Columbia Pike/US 29S/29th Infantry Division Memorial Highway. Follow Columbia Pike for 2.6 miles and turn right onto Fairland Road. Follow Fairland road for 1.5 miles and turn left onto Tamarack Road. School will be 0.3 miles on the right.
WILLIAMSPORT HIGH SCHOOL (Washington County) 5 S. Clifton Drive, Williamsport, MD 21795
Directions: Beltway Exit 16 (I-70 West). Follow I-70 West approximately 65 miles toward Frederick. At Exit 26A, take ramp right for I-81 South/Maryland Veterans Memorial Highay toward Roanoake. Follow 1.7 miles to Exit 2 and take ramp right for US-11 toward Williamsport. Follow 0.3 miles and keep straight onto US-11 South/E. Potomac St. South. Follow 0.4 miles and turn left onto N. Clifton Drive. The road name will change to S. Clifton Drive. Field will be on the left past the stadium.
WINFIELD ELEMENTARY (Carroll County) 4401 Salem Bottom Road, Westminister, MD 21157
Directions: Beltway Exit 16 (I-70 West). Follow I-70 West 11.8 miles to Exit 80 (Route 32) and merge onto Route 32 North (Sykesville Road). Follow Route 32 North 7.6 miles to traffic light at Route 26 (Liberty Road) and make a left onto Route 26 West. Follow Route 26 West 6.4 miles to traffic light at Salem Bottom Road and make a right on Salem Bottom Road. Follow Salem Bottom road 0.5 miles to school on right.
WINSDOR FARM ELEMENTARY (Anne Arundel County) 591 Broadneck Road, Annapolis, MD 21409
Directions: Beltway Exit 3 (Route 10 South toward Route 100 and Severna Park). Route 10 South will end at Route 2 (Ritchie Highway). Turn left onto Route 2 South (Ritchie Highway) and follow about 10 miles to the large traffic signal at College Parkway. Turn left onto College Parkway. Follow College Parkway for 2 miles to Pennington Lane. Turn right onto Pennington Lane and follow to first left (Broadneck Road). Follow Broadneck Road to school on right. Field is in the back.
WOOD LOCAL PARK (Montgomery County) 14601 Bauer Drive, Rockville, MD 20853
Directions: I-95 South to Exit 31B (Route 200 West/Intercounty Connector). Follow Route 200 approximately 10 miles to Exit 8A (MD-97/Georgia Avenue) toward Wheaton. Follow MD-97/Georgeia Avenue approximately 1 mile and turn right on MD-28 West/Norbeck Avenue. Follow Norbeck Avenue 2.1 miles and turn left on Bauer Drive. Park is after the first traffic light on the left next to Earle B. Wood Middle School.
WSSC FIELD (Prince George's County) 14501 Sweitzer Lane, Laurel, MD 20707
Directions: I-95 South to Exit 33B (Route 198 West). Merge onto Route 198 West/Sandy Spring Road toward Burtonsville. Turn left at Sweitzer Lane. (NOTE: You have to cross three lanes of traffic in approximately ¼ mile.) Field is approximately one mile on right across the street from a large WSSC building. Look for navy blue utility trucks and park in with the trucks.