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As you know from a previous post, I am running Windows 7 Pro x64 …
I have used ZoneAlarm for a number of years to protect my personal PC, with excellent results … yes, there was the occasional version that caused problems such as hanging or conflicts … but, by and large ZoneAlarm is an excellent piece of software that I highly recommend.
Since the Windows 7 beta came out, I had been checking the ZoneLabs.com web site to see if their would be a Windows 7 version. Indications were that there would be, but it wasn't evident when I checked for it.
So, before I upgraded to Windows 7, I did my research and found that Windows 7 versions were available … I decided that one of these would probably do the trick.
ZoneAlarm Extreme Security
I should mention at this point that I used to run AVG v8.5 as my preferred AntiVirus solution. This time around, I wondered whether I should be looking at a combined solution. I had a fresh install of Windows 7 … I had an image … nothing to lose right ?
Right !! Not only does ZoneAlarm Extreme Security work like a charm … it is a full featured, integrated security suite which covers my antivirus needs as well as the traditional firewall role.
Two Way Firewall
As you would expect, ZoneAlarm Extreme Security acts as a 2-way firewall and stops inbound attacks from the Internet as well as stopping anything from 'talking out' from your computer without your permission. This is a standard ZoneAlarm feature and no less than you would expect from any of their products.
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This version of ZoneAlarm has built in Anti Virus and Anti Spyware. Scanning is on-access so files are checked when you use them. The signature updates are regular and unobtrusive. In fact, you hardly notice the antivirus feature until it detects something and tells you about it. Once again though, this is a good feature, but not unheard of in other products.
OS Firewall
I love this feature !! The text from the ZoneLabs.com site states :
"Monitors changes within your computer to spot and stop new attacks that bypass traditional anti-virus protection….
At ZoneAlarm, we added outbound protection and then went beyond that to create the equivalent of guards who are trained to spot and stop suspicious behavior. We call this the OSFirewall, because it goes where dangerous programs go—to the operating system level. It monitors program installation, registry and file changes, keyboard and mouse code control, and over 40 other potentially dangerous behaviors."
I can tell you now that this is the feature that makes ZoneAlarm Extreme Security different, special … and worthwhile. I have already had occurrences of reputable downloaded software which after install has tried to run something or set up autorun options which I hadn't asked for. ZoneAlarm caught them, warned me and allowed me to stop them.
ZoneAlarm Extreme Security includes a lot of other features including parental controls, anti-spam, browser protection, and privacy and identity protection.
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Software needed: (check out www.doom9.net for downloads)
- DVD Shrink
- DVD Decryptor
Hardware needed:
- DVD Movie
- DVD Blank
- Computer, DVD Burner, etc.
This will be the basic instructable, showing how to copy a full disk with some changes to compression of the disk to give best movie quality. If there are enough requests I will write an advanced instructable to show how to copy only the main movie with no menu's or extra's (for large movies to get greater quality).
- Obviously only copy DVD's that you have rights to copy, copying commercially made movies is a breach of copyright and ILLEGAL!
Step 1: Overview of DVD Shrink
Mouseover the window below to view description of the main screen.
Step 2: Start the process
Open DVD Shrink.
Click "Open Disk" then select the drive which contains your DVD movie and click OK.
This will bring up the Analysis window, just leave it be, you must finish a simple analysis before you can continue (see second image).
Step 3: Set Compression Values
Drag the "compression slider" down all the way to the left or until the red disapears from the total movie size bar.
Next click on the extras folder and do the same.
This will mean the main movie is at the least compressed and therefore the highest quality.
This fit my needs exactly. I wanted to make hard disc copies to play on my portable DVD player and this does the trick. I had located DVDShrink somewhere else but was still unsure of how to create the disc for play on the DVD player vs the laptop (I can play the ripped VOB files on my laptop via VLC player but these don't play on the DVD player). This process links the ripping of the files (DVDShrink) to the burning on the final disc (DVD Decrypter) for a relatively seamless procedure. Well done silliou! The only addtl help would be, as the author mentions, how to 'reauthor' to avoid copying the trailers and commentaries. You can see how that's done here:
For me the best and easiest way to burn movies is by using a software called convertxtodvd. I have no problem converting any format or file (mkv,avi,mp4,mpg and more..) Its perfect for my use. I will soon write instruction here but for the mean time you can checkout my profile. Add me up guys.
so your computers can read different dvd formats. I'm not saying it will work but you can try it because it worked ofr me...
I made an account here just to thank you.
when you click on the backup icon and the window pops up ,
you have to slect the "ISO Image file and burn with DVD decryptor"
but somehow my only comes up as "ISO Image file" and there
is no DVD decryptor.? how come it's like that?
Have you received a reply or resolved your problem, because I have the same difficulty.
Would like to know what to do about it!
DVD43 will decrypt the DVD when you insert in into the DVD Drive. before copying. DVD43 then allows you to use the Drive to copy the files off the DVD to anywhere. Copy and paste if you want from DVD to hard drive. But we just want to copy it from DVD to DVD. (http://www.dvd43.com/)
just use 1Click DVD Pro. You select the DVD as the source and the DVD drive as the Destination, click copy and that's it. 1Click DVD Pro only copies, it does not decrypt the DVD, but that's already done by DVD43.
I like 1Click DVD Pro but you can use Nero, Roxio or whatever program your comfortable with.
I burnt a dvd useing this methode
- Decrypted the files useing dvd decryptor
- Shrunk the files useing dvd shrink
- Burned the shrunked files useing nero 8.
So I was watching it before and it started getting jummpy and skipping, after a while i got quite bad, stopping for 10seconds at a time. You guys got any idea or tips on how to fix this? Should I burn at a slower speed or somthing?


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If we had to narrow the talk surrounding the Libby scandal down to just one question, then it would have to be this: to what extent was the decision driven by Vice President Dick Cheney? If he played a role, that would send the impropriety meter, already waving in the red zone, right off the scale. Cheney was known to be in the special prosecutor's crosshairs from the outset. No prosecution could be mounted for one simple reason: the stonewalling and misrepresentations of Scooter Libby. If Cheney was behind the decision to pardon Libby, from any objective perspective that would be for one reason: to protect himself by preserving Libby's silence. That would be issuing a pardon in furtherance of a cover-up, which is precisely the circumstance for which – in the famous exchange between George Mason and James Madison in the Constitutional Convention of 1787 – impeachment was said to have been intended.
Moreover, we know from the recent Washington Post series on Cheney that there really aren't any major decisions in the White House from which Cheney was divorced.
So today Michael Isikoff takes a look at this question in Newsweek and what he says will only further sound alarms.
The president was conflicted. He hated the idea that a loyal aide would serve time. Hanging over his deliberations was Cheney, who had said he was "very disappointed" with the jury's verdict. Cheney did not directly weigh in with Fielding, but nobody involved had any doubt where he stood. "I'm not sure Bush had a choice," says one of the advisers. "If he didn't act, it would have caused a fracture with the vice president." (White House officials and Cheney declined to comment. "As you know, we don't discuss internal deliberations," a Cheney spokeswoman tells Newsweek.)
Sounds to me like we're deep into impeachment territory.
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In honor of Pet Dental Health Month, I decided to look at our dog's teeth. They looked great. We have cats too, so I trotted up to take a look at their teeth and was shocked! Loads of plaque. Dammit! I originally thought there was no easy solution to tarter, our cats are going to have to go under and have their teeth cleaned and this makes me very uncomfortable at their age.
Anesthesia and Pets
I'm uncomfortable with putting humans and animals under unless absolutely necessary. It's unnatural and just another opportunity to pump poisons in our body. I'm trying to limit that with our pets.
Pet Insurance and Teeth Cleaning
Teeth cleaning falls under the category of routine care and isn't covered by our pet insurance so it's important to keep our dogs' teeth clean.
Keeping Teeth Clean by Dr. Alinovi, DVM
My next 'call' is going to be to my favorite holistic veterinarian, Dr. Alinovi who recommends…
- Feed good food.
- Let them chew on antlers and raw bones. There are many companies carrying elk, moose and deer antler. Larger pieces cut crosswise act as a pumice to clean the teeth. More expensive antler are much heavier/denser and will chew longer.
You can follow Dr. Alinovi too at www.DinnerPAWsible.com, www.vintagedoggiespa.com, Twitter: DPDrCathy
We can't give our dogs raw bones or antlers, because they're such strong chewers that they destroy each and I worry about them breaking a tooth (which would be covered by pet insurance), requiring even more expensive care. But I do have friends who have moderate chewers who can make an antler last for months.
Other Dog Parents
Joan Hunter Mayer, of the Inquisitive Canine, was kind enough to share what she's learned about caring for Poncho's teeth:
You can brush your dog's teeth any time of day, it doesn't have to be after meals like us humans. A dogs mouth and all that's in it is different from ours, so it's not a concern.
- Use an angled brush to help with the shape of their mouth and the movement of our wrists/hands.
- Only need to brush the anterior portion of their teeth, not the inside – it's difficult and not very effective.
- With one hand, keep the dogs muzzle closed and insert the brush between the inside flesh of the muzzle and teeth – similar to us keeping our mouths closed while we brush.
- Brush in a horizontal action – unlike us that are supposed to in a circular fashion.
What I Found to Beat the Plaque (it works!!!)
I'm lucky, because our dogs have fantastic teeth, but that doesn't mean that we shouldn't care for them. I tried a product that you just put in the pet water dishes – the cats boycotted the water (are you trying to poison us?). So I kept looking.
I was soon introduced to a great product called PlaqClnz Daily Treatment Gel and started using it on our cats' teeth, heavy plaque, and I saw an improvement in less than 3 days; the plaque was coming off! I rub a drop of the gel on our cats' teeth (they hate it, but it's fast) and their mouth does the rest. It's great for dogs and cats.
I also stumbled on a post about flossing our dog's teeth, by Nikki Moustaki. I couldn't imagine this working with our dogs for long, but it's definitely an option for dog parents with very patient and well behaved dogs.
What is your dental routine with our dogs? Do you use any products that work?


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June 22, 2005
Lobo Junior Golf Pictures
June 14, 2005
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June 13, 2005
Five Former Lobos to Play at 2005 U.S. Open Championships
June 06, 2005
Levin Named PING First Team All-American
June 04, 2005
Lobos Finish Fifth at NCAA Championships
June 03, 2005
New Mexico Makes Cut at NCAA Championships in Tie for 12th
June 02, 2005
Lobos Fall to 25th After Two Rounds at NCAA Championships
June 01, 2005
Lobos Tied for 15th After First Round of NCAA Championships
June 01, 2005
Millican, Griego, Muthiya, Choi, Levin and Beljan Earn Regional Honors
May 30, 2005
Lobos Head to Maryland for NCAA Championships
May 21, 2005
Lobos Advance to the NCAA Championships
May 20, 2005
Lobos Move Up to a Tie for Third After Two Rounds
May 19, 2005
Lobos in Fifth Place at the NCAA West Regionals
May 16, 2005
Lobos Look to Advance to NCAA Championships at NCAA West Regional
May 09, 2005
No. 4 Lobos Head to NCAA West Regional
April 30, 2005
Lobos Make it Three MWC Championships in a Row
April 30, 2005
Millican Named MWC Coach of the Year
April 29, 2005
New Mexico Remains in First After Two Rounds at MWC Championships
April 28, 2005
Lobos Lead After Opening Round of MWC Championships
April 26, 2005
Lobos Look for Third Consecutive MWC Championship
April 26, 2005
Levin Named MWC Co-Golfer of the Month for April
April 20, 2005
Levin Named Finalist for Ben Hogan Award
April 17, 2005
Lobos Finish Second at Aggie Invitational
April 16, 2005
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April 14, 2005
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April 05, 2005
Spencer Levin Named to Palmer Cup Presented by Monster Team
March 29, 2005
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March 28, 2005
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Lobos Third After Opening Round of National Invitational Tournament
March 25, 2005
Spencer Levin Named Semifinalist for 2005 Ben Hogan Award
March 20, 2005
New Mexico Finishes Third at Hall of Fame Invitational
March 19, 2005
Lobos Move Up to a Tie for Third at Hall of Fame Invitational
March 18, 2005
Lobos Tied For Fourth at Hall of Fame Invitational
March 16, 2005
No. 4 New Mexico Travels to Houston for Hall of Fame Invitational
March 13, 2005
Lobos Finish 10th at Southern Highlands Collegiate Championship
March 12, 2005
Lobos Move Up to Ninth at Southern Highlands Collegiate
March 11, 2005
Lobos Struggle in Opening Round at Southern Highlands Collegiate
March 06, 2005
John Burns Intercollegiate
February 25, 2005
New Mexico Wins John Burns Intercollegiate
February 24, 2005
No. 4 New Mexico Maintains Lead at John Burns Intercollegiate
February 23, 2005
Lobos Tied for Lead After First Round at John Burns Intercollegiate
February 21, 2005
Lobos Travel to Hawaii for John A. Burns Intercollegiate
February 07, 2005
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February 01, 2005
Lobos Open Spring With Arizona Intercollegiate Championship
January 31, 2005
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Spencer Levin Finishes Tied for Sixth at All-American Tournament
November 18, 2004
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November 18, 2004
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November 11, 2004
New Mexico Sign Four to National Letters of Intent
November 07, 2004
New Mexico Finishes Tied for Eighth at Carpet Capital Collegiate
November 06, 2004
Lobos Fall to Fourth After Two Rounds at Carpet Capital Collegiate
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November 03, 2004
Lobos Travel to Georgia for Carpet Capital Collegiate
October 31, 2004
Spencer Levin Helps United States Claim Eisenhower Trophy
October 30, 2004
Spencer Levin Keeps United States Ahead at World Team Amateur Championship
October 29, 2004
Spencer Levin Tied for Fourth at World Team Amateur
October 28, 2004
Men's Golf Lobo Day Set for November 11-12
October 28, 2004
Spencer Levin Named MWC Golfer of the Month for October
October 28, 2004
Spencer Levin Tied for 12th at World Team Amateur Championship
October 26, 2004
Nelson Invitational
October 26, 2004
Nelson Invitational
October 26, 2004
Nelson Inivtational
October 24, 2004
New Mexico Wins Nelson Invitational
October 23, 2004
Lobos Move into First after Two Rounds at Nelson Invitational
October 22, 2004
Lobos Second after First Round of The Nelson Invitational
October 22, 2004
Former Lobo Chris Wall Tied for Second at Qualifying School
October 20, 2004
Lobos Head to Stanford for the Nelson Invitational
October 12, 2004
Tucker Photos
October 07, 2004
Levin Named MWC Golfer of the Month for September
October 02, 2004
Lobos Finish Second at the 50th Annual William H. Tucker
October 01, 2004
New Mexico Currently Second at the 50th Annual William H. Tucker Invitational
September 28, 2004
Lobos Host 50th Annual William H. Tucker Invitational Friday and Saturday
September 22, 2004
Pictures From Japan and Hawaii
September 22, 2004
Lobos Ranked No. 1 in Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index
September 22, 2004
Volunteers Needed for the 50th Annual William H. Tucker Invitational
September 15, 2004
Carpet Capital Classic in Georgia Postponed
September 10, 2004
A Conversation with Junior Spencer Levin
September 09, 2004
New Mexico Wins Topy Cup
September 08, 2004
Lobos in First Place After Two Rounds at Topy Cup
September 07, 2004
New Mexico Tied for Second After Round One of Topy Cup
September 06, 2004
Lobos Open Season in Japan at Topy Cup
September 01, 2004
New Mexico Ranked Ninth and 14th in Preseason Golf Polls
August 25, 2004
Spencer Levin Named to U.S. Men's World Amateur Team
August 19, 2004
Levin Falls in Round of 16 at 104th U.S. Amateur
August 19, 2004
Levin Advances to Round of 16 at 104th U.S. Amateur
August 18, 2004
Levin and Muthiya Advance to Round of 32 at 104th U.S. Amateur
August 17, 2004
Muthiya and Levin Qualify for Match Play at 104th U.S. Amateur
August 16, 2004
Spencer Levin Currently Tied for Second at 104th U.S. Amateur
August 09, 2004
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"Now two flags fly above my land that really sum up how I fee. One is the colors that fly high and proud The red, the white, the blue. The other one's got a rattlesnake With a simple statement made "Don't tread on me" is what it says and I'll take that to my grave. Because this is me. I'm proud to be American and strong in my beliefs. And I've said it before but I'll say it again 'Cause my family's always fought and died to save this land. And a country boy is all I'll ever be."
The only one worth shooting is the 198435th from the left. Its to hard to trophy hunt geese.
A lot. Wow.
One mole 6.02 X 10 ^ 23.
Eleventy billion.
There were a couple million staging north of Kansas City, at Squaw Creek. I guess they've moved up into your neck of the woods.
My mind is a raging torrent, flooded with rivulets of thought cascading into a waterfall of creative alternatives.
the river by me is full every day they are new geese everyday they leave and another huge group comes in. Any body up for a boat ride right through the middle of them with full load 12 gauges? lol
That's a couple tons of goose crap, I know that!
Wow!! Would that be fun to shoot at!


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The successful candidate will support a number of projects, in defining the business analysis approach to be adopted, the methodology, the structure of the business analysis team and use of any tools. This is a rare opportunity for a Senior Business Analyst to take a leading and high profile role in a sought after financial services organisation.
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NEW YORK (AP) Facebooks Internet.org project is taking another step toward its goal of bringing the Internet to people who are not yet online, launching an app Thursday in Zambia.
The Internet.org app will give subscribers of Zambias Airtel phone company access to a set of basic Internet services for free. Users of the app wont incur the data charges that can be prohibitive for many people in developing nations. Facebook has already been working with mobile operators around the world to offer its own service free of charge to phone subscribers think of it as a gateway to the rest of the Internet.
Online services accessible through the app range from AccuWeather to Wikipedia, a job search site as well as a breadth of health information. Facebooks own app, along with its Messenger service, is also included, as is Google search, although charges apply if people click on search results.
The app works on Android phones as well as the simple feature phones that are used by the majority of people in Zambia, said Guy Rosen, product management director at Internet.org.
If users click on a link that takes them outside of the 13 predetermined services, they will get a warning that they may incur data charges. One thing missing from the features is email. Many people who are new to the Internet in developing nations dont use email, opting to use messaging apps or social media sites instead.
Zambia is a country with 15 percent Internet penetration, Rosen said, adding that this makes for a huge amount of people that we can connect.
Zambias population is about 15 million.
The app will spread to additional countries down the line, but Rosen did not say which ones.
Internet.org estimates that about 80 percent of the worlds population that isnt online lives at least within basic 2G cellphone range. As such, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has said that making connectivity affordable and convincing people that the Internet is something they need are bigger hurdles to connecting people than satellites or balloons.
That said, Facebook has also acquired a satellite company, just to ensure all its bases are covered.
Facebooks Internet.org expands in Zambia
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By Master Sgt. Jon Hanson, USAFSpecial to American Forces Press Service
VLADIKAVKAZ, Russia, Sept. 7, 2004 Two C-130 crews from the 38th Airlift Squadron at Ramstein Air Base, Germany, flew medical and humanitarian supplies here Sept 6.
The crews dropped off about 36,000 pounds of medical and humanitarian supplies for use by relief agencies in the treatment and support of hundreds of victims of the recent terrorist act in Beslan, Russia.
The Russian government requested assistance after the United States offered support. The officials here said they appreciated the aid.
"I spoke to the Russian interpreter, and he was very thankful that we made the journey over here," said Air Force Lt. Col. Richard L. Galante, 38th Airlift Squadron commander, a reservist out of Youngstown, Ohio. "I could see some of the other Russian officials were really teary-eyed and really appreciated the support, that we brought in these medical supplies and other equipment that they need so badly."
"They said it was nice that our countries were in such community with one another, that we were living like brothers in the midst of tragedy," said Air Force Staff Sgt. Clayton E. Bronnee, a Russian linguist with the 426th Information Operations Squadron. "They said they felt very bad for us when 9/11 happened, and they appreciate our help and support now that this tragedy has befallen them."
The humanitarian supplies included sheets, blankets, medicine, burn kits, bandages and dressings, as well as specialized medical equipment.
(Air Force Master Sgt. Jon Hanson is assigned to the 435th Air Base Wing Public Affairs Office.)


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Per Nilsson named SEC Coach of the Year
Mississippi State's men's tennis team has produced a tremendous amount of success this season and that was evident in the release of the 2011 All-Southeastern Conference teams last Wednesday, as five Bulldogs earned league honors, Malte Stropp was tabbed SEC Freshman of the Year and head coach Per Nilsson was named Coach of the Year in the league.
"I'm extremely proud of what our team has accomplished this season, and these honors are very indicative of those accomplishments" Nilsson said. "I am humbled to have been named Coach of the Year by my peers, but I also want to give a lot of credit to our assistant coach, Matt Hill. He deserves as much credit as I do for our success."
Nilsson, in his fourth season as State's head coach, has led Mississippi State back to familiar territory in 2011. The Bulldogs, which are primed for their 20th selection to the NCAA Championship (to be announced May 3), have posted their best record overall (13-8) and in the SEC (8-3) since 1998's NCAA semifinal team went 21-5 and 9-2 in the league. Seven of MSU's eight losses this season have come to teams currently ranked among the nation's top 10.
Under Nilsson's guidance, MSU also claimed its first SEC Western Division crown (since the league went to divisions in 2002), finishing two matches better than its nearest competition in the division. State has also been ranked as high as 19th nationally this spring, the best by the program since 2005.
Nilsson himself was four-year letterwinner (1991-94) for the Bulldogs and was a member of State's 1993 SEC Championship team and the Bulldogs' 1994 NCAA semifinalist squad. He was assistant coach at Pepperdine when the Wave won the 2006 national title.


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Mysterious Part of Istanbul: Basilica Cistern
Basilica Cistern is one of the most beautiful and attractive structures of İstanbul. It's name comes from Basilica Illius which was so close to it. It is consructed by concrete blocks by putting them as supports to the ceiling. The Basilica Cistern built by the emperor Jüstiniyen in 6 century. The cistern under the ground, a structure for accumulating rain water. Blue, a peninsula that open up to all our knowledge of history.
Blocks of the Byzantine and Ottoman tiles meet, a Turkish guides tell you all the tales. One of the major attractions of the peninsula in the Basilica Cistern. Take your ticket, go down to the stairs. Then, the smell will receive some moist. Giant columns are rising out of the water on the ceiling. There is water under the bridge you walk, once a Byzantine cistern used as a place. In times of scarcity, water needs are met here. Once upon a time a higher than regular amount of water inside and, currently, there are hyperlinks to navigate on the water, on it. You can feel all the mystery and sadness of that period.When the end of the cistern, a giant statue stands opposite experience, giant, a head carved in stone, it may cause and the story is narrated by a lot of reverse stopped. The walls are illuminated by dim lights, you are going to other worlds in the ground while walking.
If you are lucky you can see here are exhibited in a job of the biennial. You know, come to life in different corners of the city Istanbul Biennale in summer. Basilica, the following, in a place where you can have a few things available to sit with your loved ones after touring Sarinic relax sipping a frothy coffee.


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Barca dominated possession for the first 25 minutes, but were stunned when Odion Ighalo put the hosts ahead at the Estadio Nuevo Los Carmenes.
Messi tapped in a deserved equaliser five minutes into the second half and then curled in a trademark free-kick 17 minutes from time to complete the turnaround and move Barca 15 points clear at the summit.
A first-half goal by Javier Saviola earned Malaga victory over Athletic Bilbao to ensure they will remain fourth in the Primera Division table by the end of the weekend.
The result was also the perfect morale-booster for the Andalusians ahead of their Champions League last-16 first-leg tie against Porto next week.
Osasuna claimed a vital 1-0 victory at home to Real Zaragoza to move above their opponents in the relegation scrap at the foot of the standings.
Kike Sola scored the only goal of the game with just four minutes on the clock when he produced a tremendous header to convert Damia's inswinging cross from the left flank.
Celta Vigo remain in the relegation zone of the Primera Division after suffering their third defeat in a row away to Getafe.
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Reports in the North East have claimed that the 30-year-old Argentine was looking to leave the club this month.
His father, who works at one of his former clubs San Lorenzo, also told Argentine TV earlier this month that his son was indeed looking to return to South America.
However, Sky Sports sources understand that Newcastle have not received a formal request from their skipper - although we believe he may want to leave.
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What is happening at NBC? Whitney Cummings — who is, by most accounts, very funny — has an autobiographical sitcom coming out called Whitney (adopting the one-named tactic not seen since the days of Thea Vidale).
Considering that Whitney is perfectly enjoyable on Comedy Central Roasts, stand-up specials, and Chelsea Lately, it's kind of weird that the jokes being pumped into the endless barrage of advertising NBC has churned out are stale, archaic
witticisms basically about how annoying women are. It's like 1987 up in here, and Cathy is Queen.
The editors at Splitsider have done a thorough investigation (meaning a lengthy, intellectual IM conversation because, hello, welcome to the internet) about whether or not the show will be able to survive this disarmingly antiquated approach to the idea of an intelligent woman being, y'know, really f'ing obnoxious (examples include: LADIES! ALWAYS YAKKIN' AWAY! and LADIES! ALWAYS SUSPICIOUS OF THEIR MEN! and LADIES! ALWAYS WANTING TO MAKE SEX AT THE WRONG TIME!)
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URI engineering students to launch first
water rocket contest
KINGSTON, R.I. -- April 30, 1999 -- The University of Rhode Island student
section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) will hold
its first Water Rocket Contest on the Kingston Campus Quadrangle, Tuesday
May 4 at 1:30 p.m.
Engineering students will be charging two-liter soda bottles with water
and then sending them skyward. The rockets will come down gently with the
aid of parachutes. Since soda bottles have few aerodynamic features, the
engineering students will be developing their own designs to enhance flight.
"We will be ending the school year with a blast, joked Angelo Di
Biasio, chairman of the URI ASME chapter, a senior mechanical engineering
student and resident of Johnston.
Di Biasio and Curtis Carlsten, vice chairman of the URI chapter, attended
an ASME Regional Conference last fall in Portsmouth, R.I. and attended a
water rocket contest there. They thought such an event at URI would encourage
friendly competition among the engineering departments and prompt teamwork
among the students.
"This is just applying basic physics that everyone in engineering
already knows, said Carlsten, a junior mechanical engineering student from
East Providence. It,s not like building a complex computer or robot. There
are going to be some great designs.
"I have come upon some groups talking quietly about their designs
and others have sworn me to secrecy about their projects, he said.
The URI ASME Student Section has done all the work organizing the event,
lining up sponsors and obtaining funding for prizes. First prize is $50
cash, second is $35 and third is $25.
The event is being sponsored by Brown & Sharpe, Toray Plastics, Texas
Instruments, the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, and URI,s Department
of Mechanical Engineering. Pepsi is supplying 60 bottles for the competition.
Di Biasio and Carlsten will be conducting all launches in a 60-foot-diameter
area that will be cordoned off from the public.
Each two-member team or single contestant will design a two-liter soda
bottle rocket to achieve maximum time aloft. The winning rocket will have
the greatest recorded time, from launch until touchdown. The two students
say that two-liter bottles, without design changes and additions, will tumble
around, and fail to achieve high altitudes. With some fins and a nose cone,
amazing altitudes can be reached.
"Contestants want to minimize drag going up and maximize drag coming
down, said Carlsten. "They need the best-designed parachute to catch
the most amount of air.
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The Copa Del Rey is an annual tournament for Spanish League teams in honor of the reigning monarch. It features teams from the first division, the second division, and combination between the third and fourth divisions. Action-packed year-long competition with some of the most famous players in the world duking it out for the recognition of the Spanish King.
The Copa del Rey is the oldest Spanish football competition and also one of the worlds most famous. Legendary stars like Zidane, Figo, Di Stefano, Raúl and many more have fought for the right to claim this trophy.
The cup was the National Championship prior to the formation of La Liga in 1929 and teams would qualify through their positions via their regional leagues.
The first ever champion of the tournament was Atheltic Club Bilbao in 1903. They were also the winners in 1904 after their opposition failed to show up. The current champion is Atletico Madrid who beat their cross town rivals, Real Madrid F.C., at the Santiago Bernabeu. The most successful side is F.C. Barcelona with 26 titles under their name and Athletic Bilbao coming close behind with 23 titles.
In the current format, entry is limited. As it stands, entry is reserved for teams in the Primera Division, Segunda A, Segunda B and the champions of Tercera Division. The early rounds are one-legged matches with the lower division teams given the homefield advantage. In the knock-out phase of the tournament, the competition turns into a two-legged event, with only the Final being played once at a neutral location.
The eventual winner of the competition earns itself a trip to the Supercopa de España and a place on the following year's Europa League competition. If one of the finalists has already qualified to an European Competition, the other finalist books its place instead.


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17th Annual Lemont Farmers Market
Visit this hidden gem of Historic Downtown Lemont at its Talcott Square location (corner of Stephen Street & Talcott Street, tucked behind LaDolce Vita and Stonehouse Pub) in historic downtown Lemont. Our market has grown and offers a wide array of bounty, including vegetables and fruits, flowers and plants, bakery, herbs, spices, and more! Plenty of free parking is available on Front Street and in the parking garage on River Street. Held every Tuesday, 8:00am- 1:00pm through Oct 27, 2015.
1st Annual Pierogi Polish Fest
The four-day festival will feature: live music (Polka, Polish dance music and your favorite local cover bands), traditional Polish dancers, carnival rides for all ages, Polish beer and other beverages and of course, among a vast selection of other tasty specials, the star of the fest, Pierogis!
2015 Summer Rooftop Music Series - Strung Out Band
Strung Out is Chicago's most unique classic rock band. Their dynamic blend of guitars, cello, violin, keyboards, bass, and percussion, topped off with outstanding vocalists, create an unforgettable sound. You'll hear the greatest Classic Rock, Pop, Southern Rock, AM/FM Radio Cuts, and everything in between. Songs people know and love, performed by a band that loves to entertain. So get ready to sing, dance, and have fun with the amazing musical experience only Strung Out can provide. This summer, a different live performance is featured each month on the Joliet Area Historical Museum's Outdoor Rooftop Terrace! Doors open at 6:45 pm, and performers take the stage at 7:30 pm. Only $8.00 for Students with valid I.D. and JAHM Members or $10.00 for General Public!
2015 Summer Rooftop Music Series - Train Company
Train Company plays killer, teeth-kicking blues-rock. Since forming in 2008, John Zozzaro (guitar/vocals), Mark Alletag (saxophone), Mike DeWitte (bass/vocals), Rob Lejman (drums) and Sam Wyatt (keys) have explored a sound that has included everything from jazzy pop to bourbon-soaked rock 'n roll. Train Company's success continues through constant gigging, including two recent sold out shows at Chicago's House of Blues alongside Counting Crows and Blues Traveler. Crowds can expect sweaty, high energy shows with no two alike! This summer, a different live performance is featured each month on the Joliet Area Historical Museum's Outdoor Rooftop Terrace! Doors open at 6:45 pm, and performers take the stage at 7:30 pm. Only $8.00 for Students with valid I.D. and JAHM Members or $10.00 for General Public!
2015 U.S. Amateur Championship
The U.S. Amateur is the premier amateur golf championship for players from around the world. Past winners include Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Tiger Woods
CITY:Olympia Fields
9th Annual Kops-N-Kidz Day
Calling all kids! Come by bike or on foot to Timberline Park at 10 a.m. on Saturday, August 8 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. for the 9th Annual Kops-N-Kidz Parade. Join the officers at Centennial Park (Lemont Park District) for lunch, pony rides, a ride on the model train, demonstrations, great prizes and lots of fun activities until 2:00 p.m. Great family fun.
A River Through History - The Des Plaines Valley Rendezvous
A River Through History is a living history reenactment of early American life at Columbia Woods Forest Preserve, as it was on the Illinois frontier prior to 1848, with emphasis on our local history from the fur trade era to the canal era. An exciting, entertaining and educational experience for all ages. We strive to create a better understanding and appreciation of our history by allowing the public and the reenactors to mingle, both as witnesses and participants, in our event. Finally, we seek to have the most authentic and highest quality reenactors and trade goods to represent our vision of the rendezvous to promote and enhance the historic, recreational and economic development of this new style National Park.
CITY:Willow Springs
Alsip Street Fair
Featuring children's Musician "Laura Doherty and The Heartbeats". and the headlining "Brass from the Past". Also a petting zoo, pony rides, inflatables, kids crafts and gaming, face painting, balloons, bingo, cocktails, food, a raffle, vendors, and more!
Artists Gallery
The gallery includes a unique collection of oils, watercolors, pastels, graphite and colored pencil, prints, photographs, sculptures, pottery, and miniatures.
CITY:South Holland
Autumn in the Park Festival
Autumn in the Park Festival has something for the entire family and then some. Two Chili Cook-Off's, BBQ Rib Competition, entertainment, food, drinks and fun.
CITY:Palos Park
Benches on the Avenue
This award-winning public art program features benches that showcase the unique and colorful designs of professional and amateur artists. The theme for 2015 is "Heroes and Villains".
CITY:Tinley Park
Bike and Dine Lockport
Meet in Lockport at the South Public Landing Parking Lot (10th Street and the Canal) at 9:45 a.m. Ride with guides starts at 10:00 a.m. 2 - 10 mile loops or 2 - 15 mile loops (rider preference). Admission cost is $45. Sign up at Trails for Illinois or http://www.visitlockport.com. Main Street Lockport will sponsor three Bike and Dine Events on Saturdays, June 6, August 1 and September 12, 2015.
Bolingbrook Jubilee 2015
Families will have a blast at the carnival in the front of Town Center and their Bingo tent on all three days on the grounds behind Town Center. There will be several activities just for the kids and more fun events are being added every day, so stop by in August and join us for a fun weekend!
Boo! at the Zoo
Halloween fun awaits families at Brookfield Zoo's annual Boo! at the Zoo celebration. The popular daytime event, presented by Fisher-Price, features a Costume Parade, Costume Showcase, professional pumpkin-carving demonstrations, not-so-scary games and activities, special animal Zoo Chats, and haunted hayrides.
Boz Scaggs
Boz Scaggs' remarkable career has spanned an incredible five decades, and includes such radio staples as "Lowdown" and "Lido Shuffle." His most recent work, A Fool to Care, is a pitch-perfect tribute to American roots music that Q Magazine calls "...some of the best music of his career. Every track is a jewel of unforced artistry in America's R&B tradition."
Brewery Tour/Beer Tasting
Tour the Pollyanna Brewing Company brewery along the I&M Canal,enjoy our tap room,share the experience of fresh, flavorful, craft beer-locally in Lemont, Illinois. Pollyanna Brewing Company experiments with local fruits and spices, seasonal lagers, barrel-aging, wild yeast and bacteria, and cider-beers on occasion.
Brian Regan
Critics and peers agree, Brian Regan has distinguished himself as one of the premier comedians in the country. The perfect balance of sophisticated writing and physicality, Brian fills theaters nationwide with fervent fans that span generations.
Charles Eston and Clare Bowen
Stars from "Nashville" will perform and share stories from the show. Appearing together are Charles Esten, who plays Deacon Claybourne, and Clare Bowen, who stars as his singer-songwriter niece Scarlett O'Connor. Charles "Chip" Esten is also a member of the original Whose Line Is It Anyway.
Chicago Bears RC Cola Training Camp
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Chicagoland Unconventional Bicycle Expo (CUBE)
The only place where you can test ride:unicycles, recumbents, trikes, cargo bikes, tandems and electric bikes all in the same place. Then walk the show and see a full line of the newest accessories, clothing, shoes, etc. Not to mention the touring companies, and bike clubs. You won't want to miss this show. It's the only one of it's kind in the America's.
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Classic Albums Live - CCR Chronicles
Classic Albums Live takes classic albums and recreates them live, on stage - note for note, cut for cut. This is not a tribute band. There are no gimmicks or fake accents. This is simply a live re-creation of one of the greatest rock albums ever made. 8pm at the magnificent Rialto.
Concerts On The Hill
Relax on the big grassy hill at Billie Limacher Bicentennial Park & Theatre while enjoying a variety of free family entertainment every Thursday, June 4 through August 27. Enjoy tasty, affordable concessions in a scenic setting along the waterway. Great $2 hot dogs! Picnic baskets welcome. Bring blankets and chairs for hill seating. Free parking. Visit the park's website for the performers. Every Thursday night at 6:30pm.
Country Markets - Frankfort
Enjoy local produce, homemade prepared foods, plants in an outdoor farmer's market. Special events throughout the year. Every Sunday in downtown Frankfort.
Crete Country Christmas
Come on out to our Crete Country Christmas, 3 days of various activities in Downtown Crete, Illinois, with a lighted parade & great company & cash raffles! A large Christmas Lodge, with heated tent, tables, chairs, and stage on Cass Street. Lots to do & see on a beautiful Christmas lighted night.


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Collection transferred to the IHRC from the Estonian Archives in the U.S.A. (EAU) in 2003-2005. It was processed as part of a collaborative project between the Estonian Archives in the USA (Lakewood, NJ), the National Archives of Estonia (NAE), and the IHRC in March 2009. Gristel Ramler and Birgit Nurme of the National Archives in Tallin, Estonia, worked with IHRC staff on the project.
23.06.1923-13.11.1997 Baltimore, Maryland, USA Born in Rakvere, Estonia. Emigrated to Germany and from there to the USA. Worked as a librarian at the Library of Congress 1960-1995
Collection is organized into five folders: 1. Estonian Lore by Selve Maas (extract from "The World and I", July 1987, pp 505-515), newspaper clipping with biographical data, exlibris 2. Newspaper clippings about Estonia and Estonians 1955, 1990s 3. Same 1995-1996 4. Collected materials about Estonia and Estonians: Magazines, presentations, copies etc. 5. Miscellaneous: Membership card of Orto publishing, pamphlets, invitations, prints of Estonian diaspora.
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The Maas, Selve (ne Raudkivi) collection is the physical property of the Immigration History Research Center, University of Minnesota.
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Juran, Quality, and a Century of Improvement: The Best on Quality Book Series of the International Academy for Quality, Volume 15
Authors:Kenneth S. Stephens, Kenneth S. Stephens,
Publisher: ASQ Quality Press
Keywords: quality, international, academy, volume, series, book, century, improvement, juran
Number of Pages: 304
Published: 2004-10-01
List price: $42.00
The fifteenth edition of this influential book series is a tribute to the person and works of Dr. Joseph M. Juran. For over three-quarters of a century the quality discipline has been blessed by the person and dynamics of Dr. Juran. His philosophies and contributions to the quality disciplines, his longevity as a contributor, and his vision in managing for quality, have had significant influences on the world of quality. Among the world renowned contributors (and International Academy for Quality members) to this volume include: Frank M. Gryna, A. Blanton Godfrey, Yoshio Kondo, Joe DeFeo, and
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Publisher: ASQ Quality Press
Keywords: references, quality, control, basic, asqc, skip, chain, sampling, perform
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Author: Kenneth S. Stephens
Publisher: ASQ Quality Press
Keywords: procedures, amp, principles, plans, sampling, applied, acceptance, handbook
Number of Pages: 550
Published: 2001-05-15
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Written in clear and understandable terms, this handbook provides a modern and applied approach to the subject of acceptance sampling and inspection. Loaded with numerous examples and illustrations to guide you, The Handbook of Applied Acceptance Sampling: Plans, Procedures, and Principles helps to make many of the mainstream principles and evaluation tools of this quality method straightforward and easy to understand. The text is written in a clear, lucid style with numerous examples and illustrations to help guide the reader, student or practitioner in these quality techniques, and to
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Publisher: Arcadia Publishing
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Published: 2010-07-28
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Greenup County, bordering the Ohio River in northeast Kentucky, is rich in history and culture. Settlers first arrived in the mid-1700s and carved farms from the hardwood forests. Lucy Virgin Downs, the first white child born west of the Alleghenies, lived in Greenup County, as did Jesse Boone, brother of Kentucky icon Daniel Boone. The 20th century brought industrialization and economic diversification to the historically agricultural area. Ashland Oil, a Fortune 500 company, maintained corporate headquarters in Greenup County. Two steel mills, a large rail yard, an excellent hospital, and a
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Published: 2000-12
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Stresses on metal such as weight loads, torque, or friction cause fatigue on the member under analysis. This can result in cracking and the ultimate failure of the member.
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Boston Univ., MA. Organized reference to aid in management of clinical problems and preparation for board examinations. Outline format allows rapid retrieval of key points. Lists 185 specific disease entities and summarizes landmark clinical studies. Abundant color and halftone illustrations are included. Softcover. DNLM: Eye Diseases--Outlines.


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Twenty years ago, Ellen Ochoa became the first Latina in space when she blasted off in Space Shuttle Discovery for the first of four flights. She logged more than 1,000 hours in orbit.
Born in Los Angeles, California, Ochoa studied physics at San Diego State University, then earned a Master's and PhD in electrical engineering at Stanford. She also played flute in the Stanford Symphony. She began NASA training in 1990, and by 1993 was ready for lift-off.
Ochoa made history on April 8, 1993, when Discovery set off on a nine-day, 148-orbit mission. She was responsible for operating the robotic arm to deploy a satellite. During this and three future voyages, she studied the Earth's ozone layer and solar wind.
An expert in optics and space robotics, Ochoa has three patents of her inventions and will be further honored in Governor Quinn's upcoming Exhibit (Latino Heritage Month: Inventors, Scientists, Innovators) opening October 7. Ochoa is now Director of the Johnson Space Center (the first Hispanic and second woman to serve as Director) in Texas.
While Ochoa was the first Latino woman in space, she was not the first Latino. Other trailblazers include: Arnaldo Tamayo Méndez (a Cuban fighter pilot who flew in the Soviet Soyuz in 1980), Rodolfo Neri Vela (a Mexican scientist aboard the 1985 Space Shuttle), and Franklin Chang-Diaz (an astronaut of Chinese and Costa Rican heritage who flew seven Space Shuttle missions).


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The John K. and Katherine Johnson Auxiliary is celebrating its 40th Anniversary of serving Regional Medical Center this year. The Johnson Auxiliary Annual Meeting and Luncheon held in April was filled with reflections on the past 40 years of service by the Auxiliary and a look at their committed service in the future.
In the early days of the Auxiliary, volunteers could be seen throughout the hospital wearing aqua jackets. Those who wore the volunteer uniform were seen as a source of love, hope, trust, and God's presence to all who entered the hospital. While the styles and colors changed through the years, along with the people who wear the uniform, one thing that hasn't changed is the compassion and dedication the uniform represents to those who wear it.
This year's luncheon was dedicated to Myra Thomas, a long time Auxiliary volunteer and MED Foundation Board Member, who passed away in September 2012. Pat Gesell, Auxiliary Treasurer, and Tammie Ritchey, Executive Director of The MED Foundation, gave a touching tribute regarding her service. Auxiliary Founders Bonnie Blair, Carolyn Hamlet, and Do Kaiser along with Ginger Elting, an early Auxiliary President, shared highlights of the start of the Auxiliary in 1973 and the social service programs implemented by the Auxiliary including a Health Education Program that included patient education on a variety of subjects and blood pressure screenings; a Clothes Closet to assist patients and their family members; a Food Cart for patients waiting to be seen in the clinics; and the establishment of a Prayer Room/Chapel.
In 1983, the Auxiliary took on a new project as an additional service opportunity to be provided to the hospital and its patients and opened a Gift Shop. Profits from the Gift Shop are donated to the hospital through The MED Foundation to support the purchases of medical equipment and educational and other initiatives of the hospital. Including this year's gift, the Auxiliary has donated $462,391.50 to the hospital from Gift Shop profits.
In the past year, the Auxiliary has provided valuable time and financial support to Regional Medical Center. During calendar year 2012, the Auxiliary contributed more 6,400 service hours to the hospital. They also donated more than $15,000 to The MED Foundation from Gift Shop profits and authorized spending just over $25,000 toward the renovation of the hospital's critical care waiting room and addition of a meditation room.
Dr. Reginald Coopwood, President and CEO of Regional Medical Center, posed with Auxiliary founders and early leaders at their annual meeting in April.
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Moving Beyond Trend Charts
I have made many trend charts and regressions over the past 4 years as I try to learn as much as I can about climate change and CO2's role in global warming. Here are links to some of my previous Climate Charts & Graphs work:
- Early Excel trend charts (link)
- R trend charts (link, link, link, link)
- R regressions (link, link, link)
While these trend charts and regressions help to show the relationships between climate factors, I keep asking myself the fundamental question "how does atmospheric CO2 actually affect the earth's temperature". To answer this, I need to delve more deeply into the physics of CO2 in the atmosphere to really understand the CO2 – climate change relationship. As I read climate science papers and visit climate change websites, I get a sense for the physics of CO2 and climate change, but not a real solid understanding.
David Archer's "Global Warming, Understanding the Forecast" book and accompanying videos of his Chicago University lectures and Dennis Hartmann's "Global Physical Climatology" have helped my understand the role that solar radiation, electromagnetic spectrum, blackbody radiation, Stefan-Boltzmann Equation, Planck's Law, atmospheric absorption bands and greenhouse gases play in the global energy balance and climate change.
To really understand CO2's role, I need to work with the numbers and formulas myself so that I can see the cause and effect relationships. I have developed a series of Excel tools to help me understand the physics behind global warming and to be able to reproduce several of the critical charts necessary to understanding climate change.
This series of posts will outline and graphically display the key topics and present the Excel tools that I found helpful to me to understand basic climate change science. Where possible, I present downloadable Excel workbooks to let readers work with the fundamental equations and check out the basic mathematical relationships for themselves.
Solar Radiation Warms The Earth
In this previous post, I discussed total solar irradiance (TSI) trends since 1611. I'd like to show how the TSI, also known as Solar Constant, is actually calculated.
The Earth receives essentially all of its energy from the sun's (link) thermal radiation striking the surface of the Earth. The Sun emits energy at the rate of 3.839 x 1026 Watts (W) (definition). As shown in the schematic below, the Earth receives approximately 1,367 W/m2 at the top of the atmosphere (TOA) from the Sun. This so called solar constant is actually not constant; its value depends on the distance between the Sun and the Earth, which changes because of the Earth's elliptical orbit.
The total solar energy striking the Earth is equal to the area of the Earth perpendicular to the Sun's rays times the Solar Constant (Sd). At the top of the atmosphere (TOA), the average incoming solar energy per unit of surface area of the Earth equals the solar energy striking the Earth Se-in divided by the entire surface area of the Earth (Ae ), 342 W/m2.
Not all solar energy at the top of the atmosphere reaches the Earth's surface; some is reflected by clouds and the Earth's surface. The next post will discuss the global energy balance, what happens to the solar energy as it travels from the TOA to the surface, the Earth's thermal radiation and how the Earth maintains thermal equilibrium.
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Las Cruces, NM – Republican United State Senator Pete Domenici's retirement announcement last week means New Mexico will have its first open Senate seat since 1972. Domenici's decision to step down has created a political stir within the state and many prominent elected officials are considering a run for the Senate. As KRWG's Evan Woodward reports, First Congressional District Representative Heather Wilson has announced she is seeking the Republican nomination for the open Senate seat.


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Delhi Metro Rail Corporation hiring for freshers B.E/B.Tech graduates "Assistant Manager" Delhi-Last date 26 June 2013
About company: Delhi Metro is a world-class metro. To ensure reliability and safety in train operations, it is equipped with the most modern communication and train control system. It has state-of-art air-conditioned coaches. Ticketing and passenger control are through Automatic Fare Collection System, which is introduced in the country for the first time. Travelling in Delhi Metro is a pleasure with trains ultimately available at three minutes frequency. Entries and exits to metro stations are controlled by flap-doors operated by 'smart-cards' and contact less tokens. For convenience of commuters, adequate number of escalators are installed at metro stations.
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Ten laptops were stolen from the Revenue Commissioners office on the Navan Road last night.
It is understood that three men were involved in the robbery at Ashtown, during which 10 laptops were taken.
The Data Protection Commissioner has now launched an investigation as it is unclear what information was stored on the computers.
The commissioner, Billy Hawkes, wants to establish if any data stored was of a sensitive nature.
The Revenue said all of its laptops, including the stolen ones, are encrypted. However, Hawkes will look to confirm the security measures were sufficient to ensure privacy of personal information.
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He said that a voice in his head, the one he sometimes calls Mr. Angry, told him to bring it to school — and threatened to punish him if he didn't.
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It's kind of low on the priority list right now, but I'm still going to endeavor to make it happen. Crappling of this sort should not be excused."No. Listen to me because I know what I'm talking about here." -- Hannibal
My dialect is berry sneaky, as I see that you have underestimated my sneakyness. As for the dirty noob ankle lock counter, I was lookin to give an idea of where to go and other opptions and the whatnot.
It is a given that you should perfect your basics, but you need to still be aware of what is comin at you(even if you cant stop it) . And its not like I showed him the Zapurder lock :5propelle (hahahaha jnp) So I am keepin it simple; ya know just givin a taste.
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I guess I shall now ask you Yrkoon9 since you seem to have the amazing mind reading powers of all bullshido forum readers. What dont you understand, remember be specific and I will answer them as such.
Pictures are prolly gunna be a must for this, but if you ask questions I will clarify for you. If pics are needed jnp needs to take some for another thread and we will do them at the same time.
Oh yeah one more thing the biggining of my first post was a joke (lemme 'splain) and the end was a family guy quote (Stewie)
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Now if there are any questions regarding the technique I will break out my little brown handbook, make sure that I am following all MLA guidelines for forum posting, and give you an A+ answer.
All sarcasm aside just ask and I will answer.
Now that you have had a full day to wallow in my neglect I will grace you with my presence again, Zaprude.
First of all you quoted me, and then said what you would 'do' to me with whatever the hell technique you were trying to present. That is originally what piqued my interest.
As others have commented your writing style needs work. Since words are the only medium we have to judge you by here on a message board the presentation of those words becomes exceedingly important if you are trying to accomplish a difficult task such as present a technique.
Now I am going to give you some hints. Your posts should have style, substance, and readability. Preferably they will have all three. So far you have barely mastered one. Unfortunately it was not what you needed. For instance if you were just going to flame someone you really only need style. But if you were going to present a technique you could forego style and focus on substance and readability.
Another example: If Albert Einstein were alive today and posting on a message board he would not be well received if his message read like this:
OMG dudez, Imma bust out some some seriuz phsycs on ya'll now. Light and speed and all that stuff is relative. I worked this shitz out on da blackboard and trus me - itz da bomb. If youz got some question you jus let em fly
Now the reality of the matter is he is an innovative genius comparitively speaking. But we will never know. Because his presentation was so bad all we could do is sit in shock and horror at his inability to convey his thoughts through the spoken medium.
Now if ole Albert had nothing much to add, but just wanted to slap someone with his e-peen he wouldn't need substance or readability. Just a little style. A witty little one liner would suffice.
Consider yourself schooled and educated on the fundamentals of message board posting.
Now go get your fuckin shine box, boy.
Last edited by Yrkoon9; 3/25/2006 8:41pm at .
HAHAHAHAHA!!!! Thank you for once again gracing me with your presence. I have lurked for a while and read so of the things that you post i.e. throttling and other dirty wonder tricks that you play. I guess I jumped the gun, as you and I have no repore, and assumed that my tone would carry through. (Yeah yeah ass outta you and me). Bu t you are still gunna be subject to my mood as to how my posts will be formatted.
As for my typing style, that comes form the multitasking I do at work ( so I have to shorten), mixed with the everyday colloquialisms that I like. Chat can be an evil thing that way. An as for the humor thing I guess it helps to know me or I come off as a real asshole.