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Considering the number of shows going on in any given season, it's easy to get distracted by all the pomp and circumstance swirling around and not think about what's going on in fashion now. But even in the middle of a fashion hurricane, we're always focused on bringing you, dear readers, the best wardrobe ideas and inspiration out there. Accordingly, we're delighted to present our monthly Who What Wear: Styling Tips, which is full of on-trend transitional outfits to help you ease out of winter and into spring. From Vanessa Traina's touch of tie-dye to Diane Kruger's pastel-plus-color pop look, we know you're sure to find fabulous ideas galore in today's story.
Tip #1: Personalize a LBD with lots of accessories.
When we were in New York last week, we noticed that loads of editors were wearing floaty spring dresses with winter staples and loads of accessories, but it's a London iteration of this look that really delighted us. Who could resists stylist Hannah Bhuiya, seen here at the Wallpaper Design Awards last month, wearing the most personalized LBD ever? In this case, Bhuiya layered a Christopher Kane for Topshop lace dress over a flesh-colored high-necked bodysuit from Gandolfi Dance Shop, Topshop lace tights, and a brown pair of vintage leather boots. Additional pizazz came from a Pauric Sweeney bag, vintage Yves Saint Laurent belt, and a studded cuff from Portobello Market. To emulate her look, just start with your favorite noir frock or something like David Lerner's One Shoulder Dress ($195), Black Halo's Jane Sheath ($390), or ASOS' Twisted Slinky One Shoulder Dress ($65); all are excellent, simple options. Then add a body-con top, like Topshop's Long Sleeve Lace Bodysuit ($50) or American Apparel's Baby Rib Long Sleeve T ($21) in crème. Finally, add fun accents like Urban Outfitters' Ecote O-Ring Belt ($34) or Free People's Cleo Belt ($48), a statement bracelet like Fuzz Black's Acrylic Studded Cuff ($95) or House of Harlow 1960's Riveted Gladiator Cuff ($65), and some cool stockings like Jonathan Aston's Net Pattern Tights ($9) or Urban Outfitters' Annie Open Work Tights ($24) for a Bhuiya-inspired, editor-endorsed outfit.
Tip #2: Start mixing your favorite print pieces.
This spring, it's practically imperative to break out an ensemble that involves multiple (but different) patterned pieces. Now, we know that not everyone feels comfortable trying the most outrageous examples of this look (see: Dries van Noten), but there is a way to subtly dip your toe into trend, as Amanda Hearst demonstrated at a party for Banana Republic's Summer 10 collection at Indochine. Wearing a mixed-print outfit comprised of Jason Wu's Rorschach-Print Blouse ($655) and Pleated Tulle-Trim Skirt ($1460)Â--the latter is a black-and-white metallic tweed that Team Wu refers to as "laser tweed"Â--Hearst offers a low-key chic way to wear this key look. For a non-designer recreation of Hearst's outfit, we suggest starting with a simple skirt like Nom de Plume's Yaya Puff Skirt ($58) in Squiggly Stripe or Reiss' Tammy Tiered Frill Skirt ($190), then simply add a print blouse! For a similar hue we like Sparkle & Fade's Ruched Shoulder Frock ($58) and Girls from Savoy's Blue Bird Blouse ($128) in a contrasting cream color is another great choice.
Tip #3: Pair a bold clutch with a pastel frock.
Ever impeccable and toujours in style, Diane Kruger never fails to create an incomparable red carpet look. While we love her most formal gowns (like that marvelous marigold Jason Wu situation at the SAG awards), we were just as excited to see the slightly more casual ensemble she wore to a BAFTA tea party. Kruger's pale pink Miu Miu dress from the Resort 10 collection was perfectly punctuated by her choice of an electric fuchsia clutch! Add a little boldness to your pastel dressesÂ--we like Acne's Strappy Dress ($350) and Elizabeth and James' Luna Dress ($375)Â--with a bag like Jimmy Choo's Candy Acrylic Clutch ($495). Marc by Marc Jacobs' Linda Bow-Embellished Clutch ($250) would also work with a pastel dress; the subtler grape color is quite nice. Also check out J.Crew's Lolly Mini Clutch ($68) in Cantaloupe, which would look sweet with a pale peach or blush dress.
Tip #4: Mix glam beauty with boho accents.
As major Old Hollywood enthusiasts, we adore that era's signature beauty style (perfectly bright red lips and polished curls) but sometimes these traditional trends can be a bit expectedÂ--especially when paired with a classic strapless gown. Yawn-a-rama! Accordingly, we were truly delighted to see Whitney Port's unexpected spin on the classic when she mixed a glam beauty look with more bohemian accents. While her white vintage dress and simple nude Giuseppe Zanotti shoes are lovely, we truly appreciate the contrast of her groomed curls and gorgeous red lipstick with a tassel belt and wrists covered in a variety of metallic bracelets. If you would like to enliven an understated frock with some hippie-chic accents, definitely check out the Streets Ahead Chain Belt with Leather Tassels ($215) and Topshop's Chain Detail Tassel Belt ($40), as well as House of Harlow 1960's Peacock Bangle ($73), JADEtribe's Bracelet Set ($99), and Lavish Jewelry's Floral Crochet Cuff ($148). Pair these accessories with a sleek and chic dress for a party-perfect look à la Port!
Tip #5: Spice up all-black with a bold jacket.
While we never turn up our noses at an all-black outfit, sometimes even the most beloved basics need a little boost. In moments like these, we're going to take a tip from Ally Hilfiger and reach for a statement jacket. Seen here attending Sophmore's Spring 10 lookbook party at The Box in Manhattan, Hilfiger spiced up her noir ensemble by adding a gorgeous red vintage jacket. Perk up your favorite black pieces by picking up something like Warehouse's Cropped Boucle Mix Jacket ($112) in a lovely pink-purple or Robert Rodriguez's Relaxed Slit Back Blazer ($297) in an intensely beautiful cobalt. Also, though it has a totally different shape than Hilfiger's selection, you might like Diane von Furstenberg's Draped Silk Blazer ($385), which comes in a rich raspberry hue.
Tip #6: Try a little tie-dye via a cool tee.
Wrapping up today's Tips we have a final thought from the always fashionable Vanessa Traina. Also spotted at Sophmore's Spring 10 Lookbook party (quite the stylish fete, no?), Traina showed off a black and blue tie-dye tee from Raquel Allegra, paired with a Balenciaga jacket and skirt. We love the sober shades in her top; it's like an under-the-radar version of the Proenza Schouler shirts we showed in our D.I.Y. story earlier this month. If you'd like to emulate Traina's look, please note that in addition to the bright tees, Proenza Schouler also created a Tie-Dyed Long-Sleeve Shirt ($375) in black and white that you might like, as well as a short-sleeve Tie Dye Cotton T-Shirt ($325) in blues. For additional options at a much lower price points, check out American Apparel's Unisex Tie Dye Viscose Tank ($32) in Dark Grey + Tie Dye V and Roxy's Circling In Top ($34.50) in Steel Grey: both are super darling and on the dark/neutral side of things, so you're sure to wear either option often!
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As an auditor for the IRS, Stephen Billings spends his days dealing with angry and terrified taxpayers who try to justify their creative and often ridiculous deductions. When Steven is given an assignment to audit the Hen House Ranch, a legal Brothel in Nevada, he pursues this endeavor with the passion of a man on a mission of truth and justice. He just didn't count on all of the prostitutes, crooked congressman, cheating business leaders and vicious gangsters he was about to find himself in bed with. The journey of the unlikely hero takes many paths. This is one of them and it's strewn with chaos, criminals and condoms.
Cast: Angell Conwell, Erin Cardillo, Fiona Gubelmann, Dana Green, John Livingston
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Emery and Carbon Animal Health sponsored and held an adoption day July 8 for the Emery Animal Shelter and Carbon Animal Shelter, showcasing several cats and dogs from their shelters. The Emery High School Sterling Scholars donated their time in advertising and helping out during the adoption day as part of the required service hours as sterling scholars. Twelve animals from Emery Animal Shelter found new homes.
Six cats and four dogs were adopted into permanent homes and two other dogs were fostered. From the Carbon Animal Shelter, four cats and one dog were adopted. The adoption fee included a neuter/spay, rabies vaccine, Avid chip, wellness exam and de-worming.
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Five junior high school friends form a singing group called "The 5 Ovations" to compete in a national music video contest for a cash prize of one million dollars. With limited funds and resources, these street smart kids use their wits, courage and passion to create spectacular song and dance numbers that compete with their arch rivals "The Wiggies," five rich, talented and unscrupulous sisters who along with their parents, will stop at nothing to win the competition.
Cast: Krystal Tini, Mario Macaluso, Jeana Zettler, Michael Pericoloso, Al Sapienza
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The Administrator shall provide Congress with a report within eighteen months after November 5, 1990, and biennially thereafter, containing a detailed description of the actions taken to implement the strategy to promote source reduction developed under section 13103 (b) [1] of this title and of the results of such actions. The report shall include an assessment of the effectiveness of the clearinghouse and grant program established under this chapter in promoting the goals of the strategy, and shall evaluate data gaps and data duplication with respect to data collected under Federal environmental statutes.
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Each biennial report submitted under subsection (a) of this section after the first report shall contain each of the following:
(1) An analysis of the data collected under section 13106 of this title on an industry-by-industry basis for not less than five SIC codes or other categories as the Administrator deems appropriate. The analysis shall begin with those SIC codes or other categories of facilities which generate the largest quantities of toxic chemical waste. The analysis shall include an evaluation of trends in source reduction by industry, firm size, production, or other useful means. Each such subsequent report shall cover five SIC codes or other categories which were not covered in a prior report until all SIC codes or other categories have been covered.
(2) An analysis of the usefulness and validity of the data collected under section 13106 of this title for measuring trends in source reduction and the adoption of source reduction by business.
(3) Identification of regulatory and nonregulatory barriers to source reduction, and of opportunities for using existing regulatory programs, and incentives and disincentives to promote and assist source reduction.
(4) Identification of industries and pollutants that require priority assistance in multi-media source reduction [2]
(5) Recommendations as to incentives needed to encourage investment and research and development in source reduction.
(6) Identification of opportunities and development of priorities for research and development in source reduction methods and techniques.
(7) An evaluation of the cost and technical feasibility, by industry and processes, of source reduction opportunities and current activities and an identification of any industries for which there are significant barriers to source reduction with an analysis of the basis of this identification.
(8) An evaluation of methods of coordinating, streamlining, and improving public access to data collected under Federal environmental statutes.
(9) An evaluation of data gaps and data duplication with respect to data collected under Federal environmental statutes.
In the report following the first biennial report provided for under this subsection, paragraphs (3) through (9) may be included at the discretion of the Administrator.
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By train:
The nearest railway station is Termini. From there you can
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turn right and follow the street until Piazza Indipendenza. At the
crossing you reach Via Palestro and the hotel is at number 87 at the
second floor.
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and it will bring you directly to Termini. From there as above.
Coming from Ciampino: you can take the bus service to Anagnina metro
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get off at Termini. From there as above on foot or by taxi.
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coming from north take the highway A1 until Roma. Follow the directions
to Fiumicino(A12)/Civitavecchia/(E80) and to Via Salaria. Turn left and
follow Viale Regina Margherita and Piazza Galeno. Turn right and follow
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Different colleges have different requirements, so be sure to research where you plan to apply. In general, we all love to see drawing, particularly drawing from life. It's important because you will be drawing a lot your first year, no matter what you major in. The media and subject matter don't matter so much – try still-life, landscapes, people, animals, buildings, whatever interests you. We're also interested in how you develop your ideas, so feel free to include pages from your sketchbook. If you don't carry a sketchbook, it's time to start.
In addition to drawing, other types of art are welcome too. Whether it's photography, film clips (short ones, please!), design projects, drafting, animation, 3D work, etc., show us what you can do!
Is there anything I should not include?
One word – anime! Seriously, most of the anime portfolios we see are weak – poorly executed and completely unoriginal. You can do better! Also stay away from fantasy art – unicorns, dragons, etc., and anything you've copied from a photograph or another artist. Keep it recent. Your mom might love it, but the kitty cat that you drew in kindergarten doesn't belong in your college portfolio!
How many pieces?
Ten to fifteen is a good number. If you include more than about 20 pieces, the work usually begins to get repetitive. Again, different colleges have different requirements, so ask!
Should my portfolio reflect my chosen major?
Not necessarily. But if you have experience in a specific discipline like photography, design, filmmaking, etc., show us. Some colleges might ask you to complete specific assignments for your portfolio that are related to your major.
How do I submit my portfolio?
Almost all colleges prefer electronic submission. Ringling works with a website called Slideroom, where you can upload your work and we can view it online. There's no problem with discs being lost or damaged or unreadable. Other colleges will ask you to submit your work on CD. A few want to see only the actual original work. Once again, you have to do your research.
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1. Gather your best, most recent work together. It could be class projects or work you've done independently. Finished work is usually preferable, but feel free to include pages from your sketchbook or works-in progress if they demonstrate your creativity.
2. Select 10 to 15 pieces. Be sure that they meet the requirements for your chosen major. Visit www.ringling.edu/apply for portfolio requirements for our majors. Different art colleges have different requirements, so always check before you submit.
3. Try to get some feedback on your work. Attend a national portfolio day, or schedule a portfolio review with an admissions counselor.
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The two cars show damage from the collision on the 45 mph curve of the US 6 east interchange.
A Price resident is dead after a head-on crash Monday morning near the East Price interchange along US 6.
Utah Highway Patrol identified the driver as 51-year-old Kelly F. Wise, of Price.
In a press release, the UHP reported that Wise was driving a 1991 Toyota Camry eastbound along the East Price interchange around 7:52 a.m. when she drifted into the westbound lane, striking an oncoming 2011 Nissan Rogue head-on at mile post 243.
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Sources: #Orioles and #Rockies still discussing a Huston Street trade.
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Sources: #Orioles and #Rockies still discussing a Huston Street trade.
@TroyRenck Troy Renck, Rockies
As for Orioles talking about Street. They had some interest a few weeks ago. Was told today, it had cooled.
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Jon_Heyman #rockies talking to orioles, blue jays, reds, others on huston street
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The Toyota FT-1 concept is a pure performance, track-focused sports car model created by CALTY Design Research, Toyota's North American Design branch. The FT-1 concept is a symbol that captures elements of the emotion and energy we can expect to see in future Toyota vehicles designs. Its design is heavily influenced by Toyota's long sports car tradition that includes vehicles such as 2000GT, Celica, Supra and most recently, FT-86 (Scion F-RS).
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The A-BAT is a Toyota concept vehicle that offers customers the versatility of hauling a standard 4x8 sheet of plywood one day, then taking a family on a camping trip the next. It features a 4-foot bed with more flexibility than the standard pickup truck. The translucent roof panel slides open to allow for tall cargo in the cab, and the bed lengthens an additional two feet when the pass-through midgate is folded down into the cab.
The rugged exterior of the A-BAT is contrasted by the 4-passenger modern interior. The door trim, shoulder, armrest and instrument panel pads and seat cushions are made of a tough, lightweight and comfortable material that can be selected for personalization. In addition, the colors are coordinated to enhance the sleek interior environment.
Inside, the A-BAT has a retractable, portable navigation unit with a 7-inch diagonal screen and Wi-Fi Internet. Other advanced features include a port for portable device assistant synchronization and a hard drive for digital music. The solar panels on the dash recapture energy from the sun to assist in the charging of the navigation unit, portable power pack and backlit information displays.
Style, performance and three rows of comfort
The essential Toyota values of roominess, style and environmentally advanced performance come together in a dynamic new way in the F3R.
This Toyota concept vehicle's 3-row seating is useful and versatile. Up front, the driver's seat reclines and swivels, and the passenger seat reclines to form a comfortable chaise. In the middle, the right and center sections of the 40/20/40 second-row seats fold into the floor, and the left-hand seat reclines fully to form an avant-garde sofa in the third row.
To enhance the F3R's utility, seating in transport mode is stadium-style with each row just a little higher than the row in front. The two track-mounted flat-panel video screens allow the vehicle's occupants to enjoy movies or games whenever they want in complete comfort.
The design makes use of environmentally sensitive materials, in keeping with the theme suggested by the Hybrid Synergy Drive® badging on the vehicle. These materials include floor panels made from Ecoresin, a specially formulated resin that can be recycled; and a simulated-leather seating material called Mythos that, unlike most plastics, does not produce the harmful chemical dioxin when burned.
The FT-CH dedicated hybrid Toyota concept vehicle is the latest addition to Toyota's comprehensive advanced technology vehicle line up. With Hybrid Synergy Drive® as its core technology, Toyota is exploring many solutions for the future of mobility – from battery electric vehicles, to plug-in hybrids, to fuel cell hybrids, to conventional hybrids like the FT-CH concept.
Designed by ED2 design studio in Nice, France, and revealed at the 2010 North American International Auto Show, this compact, nimble hybrid represents the expansion of hybrid options for the customer. The FT-CH is lighter in weight and more fuel-efficient than the Prius. The concept is designed to target a lower price point than the Prius, thus appealing to a younger buyer demographic.
At an overall length of 153 inches and width of 68.5 inches, the FT-CH is sized to be maneuverable and responsive. In spite of its compact size, the concept is designed for maximum passenger comfort and interior space.
Toyota concept vehicle electrifies Detroit Auto Show
At the 2009 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit, the world got its first look at Toyota's FT-EV, a battery electric vehicle (BEV) concept. You may be asking, why are we showing this advanced-technology vehicle now, just as we are debuting the all-new Prius? Well, the answer at Toyota is simple: right place, right time, right vehicle.
We believe there is no single solution to our future mobility challenges. What is the right vehicle for Tokyo right now might not be the best product for Kansas City today or Madrid next year. One thing is certain: Even in this difficult time for our industry, we must continue to look to the future. We are maintaining our pace for developing advanced technologies and exploring many technology options for future mobility.
We see the FT-EV concept as a great vehicle for the urban commuter. It is ideal for someone who drives fewer than 50 miles a day, mostly on flat surface streets, and has easy access to recharging options, such as a personal garage or a recharging station on a city street. While this vehicle will be perfect for the urban setting, it might not be the best solution for the rural dweller. This is why we continue to look at various technologies, such as the compressed natural gas Camry Hybrid concept that was shown at the 2008 Los Angeles Auto Show.
The FT-EV shares the platform of the Toyota iQ, a lightweight, 4-passenger micro-car that is on sale in Japan and Europe. This version is white with gold and silver design accents and a flared front and rear. With its Lithium-ion battery, it will reach a top speed of 70 mph.
Look for more information in the future on the launch of an urban-commuter BEV coming to market in 2013.
Hybrid powertrain meets sports-car fundamentals
The FT-HS pairs a potent hybrid powertrain with essential sports-car fundamentals. This Toyota concept is a mid-priced sports car that integrates ecology and emotion in a concept that addresses the question, "What is a suitable sports car for the 21st century?"
Boasting a powerful 3.5L V6 engine, the FT-HS is coupled with Toyota's Hybrid Synergy Drive® to produce a target power output of approximately 400 horsepower and a projected 0-to-60 acceleration in the 4-second range. At a mid-priced market position, the FT-HS would be a true "attainable exotic" with 21st-century performance.
A sculpted front and rear remove mass around key functional components, while the roof has a distinctive scooped-out section designed to reduce aerodynamic drag and provide head room at the key areas.
The FT-HS's interior features create a dedicated driver's cockpit that includes a cross-car instrument panel structure and delta-wing driver pod. An integrated instrument panel surrounds the driver, creating an enclosed pod effect. Armrests flow seamlessly into the door and surrounding interior. Seating is optimized for a lightweight appearance and function: The seating accommodates four and then converts to a 2-seater when the roof retracts.
Sustainable mobility for modern families
The Toyota concept Hybrid X rewrites the design rule book for hybrid models with unconventional creative solutions that could become the norm for future hybrid designs. A key concept is Vibrant Clarity — a design ethos grounding all design work in a unique and emotionally vibrant identity that speaks clearly of Toyota. Offering sustainable mobility for modern families, the environmentally advanced technology is another step closer to Toyota's vision of a zero smog-forming emission future.
Designed as a multi-sensory experience, the futuristic exterior shape of this Toyota concept car offers unconventional fusion of thought through a clear and visionary insight to the interior. Inside the car, the driver sets the mood using an internal interface that controls lighting, music and even smell via a perfume diffuser. Technological innovations in interactive navigation, driving information and comfort control allow complete driver control at the touch of a screen.
Fitting with the ecological technology at the core of Toyota's vision of the future, Hybrid X offers not only an environmentally advanced driving experience, but a completely innovative way of providing comfort.
The personal mobility vehicle
The PM is a personal mobility Toyota concept vehicle that "fits like a glove" to create a feeling of unity between the driver and the vehicle. Cutting-edge vehicle-to-vehicle communications technologies are employed under the concept of "meeting, linking and hanging out together".


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Mighty Avengers is getting a new #1 and a new title this November. At the Avengers NOW panel at San Diego Comic-Con on Friday, Marvel announced that the series will relaunch as Captain America & The Mighty Avengers -- with former Falcon Sam Wilson taking point as the new Captain America. That means a second title series for Wilson's Cap, and a second chance for readers to discover the book.
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Iain Boal's now famous chart of transport/motion effciency.
The Green Machine.
You forgot the disclaimer: Only applies when cycling on smooth paving
could be an illustration to this, probably my all-time favorite passage on biking: http://clevercycles.com/energy_and_equity/#degofs
If I read this correctly, the position of the automobile is relative to the weight of the automobile itself, not the weight of the individual person being transported; same for other means of motorized transport. The efficiency of motorized transport would look much worse otherwise. The purpose of the single-occupant automobile is to transport the occupant, not to move heavy chunks of steel.
And that is the great beauty of the bicycle - the weight of the machine does not significantly add to the energy cost of moving machine and rider.
It's a great chart - double logarithms and all - because it's such a nice thing to be able to visually compare these abstract numbers.
Merlin, in the light of your statement, how do you like these cars? http://carspector.com/chart/lightest/
Thanks, William - still, none of them beats the bicycle!
I'd vote for two more efficient modes of transport than a man on a bike:
* a man on an electric bike
* a godwit, which flies for 10,000km on less than a half kilo of body fat.
I watched all 5 of the episodes of Mr. Boal's presentation. One of the things he said was that the chart was misleading because the energy requirement for the bicycle did not include the embeded energy in the road _or_ the bicycle. To be fair, it is biased in favour of the car in the same way.
However, it is relevant in comparison to any animal, or to a human being walking. It's easier to walk on a sidewalk, but a person can manage a rough trail on foot much better than on a bicycle.
This would place the godwit at 0,3;0,7 - squarely between the pigeon and the salmon.
Where would you put a sailboat?
sailboat goes in your garage next to your bicycle, together the most efficient way to travel the globe!
I just thought of something ... how about a salmon on a bicycle?
The New Zealand Advertising Standards Authority agrees. A man on a bicycle is more efficient than an electric trolleybus and you better not claim the opposite
@JohnCanon - salmon riding bicycles is just silly - how would the salmon wear a helmet?
@patty: that's easy, you use a recumbent bike. It is even more efficient than a standard diamond-frame bike (less air drag), and you don't need a helmet -- if a recumbent tilts, you don't hit your head on the pavement.
Matt is right, a recent energy flow analysis indicated that pedal-assist electric bicycles are the most efficient means of transport yet invented.


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FYI vBulletin is about to release version 3.7
Here are some of the new features:
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- Thread tagging
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We'll probably have no choice but to upgrade to keep up vBulletin support. For simplicity, I'll keep whatever default settings this version has for the new features.
Which of these features do you think would be interesting?
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Just out of curiosity, why did you choose vBulletin out of all the possible options?
Just liked it? Went with the flow? Security? Features?
No criticism, just curious.
The forums used phpBB for some time, but the 2.x versions don't handle bulk email to more than 1000 users very well. A number of forums also merged into OpenFree and only vBulletin had a reliable import utility. vBulletin also has better standard security features that reduced the amount of bot SPAM significantly.


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Another year another Consumer Electronics Show. CES 2009 had a lot of new goodies that are expected to be out this year. There wasn't anything stuning on the mobile front except for a few things. One items that comes to mind is the new LG watch phone or the LG GD910
Now we've seen watch phones before with ones like the Hyundai W100 and although it was good it never really took off. They seem to be still very new in the market and haven't really caught on.
LG, though, is looking to change that. With the new LG GD910. Many specs don't seem to be available but from images shown on sites like Engadget it does seem like the watch will be very functional and not bulky. That was a downside to the W100 it was rather large on the wrist. Other features are Bluetooth, speakerphone, video calling, music player 3G and even a touchscreen to make it easier to use.
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Just about two years ago, Chemistry Nobelist, and atmospheric scientist Paul Crutzen opened a huge can of worms by suggesting that, since the world doesn't seem to be getting its act together to significantly reduce CO2 emissions, it would be prudent to think about emergency measures in which we engineer ourselves out of the crisis by monkeying directly with the Earth's solar radiation input instead of dealing with the CO2 content of the atmosphere. The specific proposal was to inject chemicals into the stratosphere that would form sulfate aerosols and hence block sunlight. Crude estimates suggest that the aerosol fix (if it is indeed a fix and doesn't create more problem than it solves) is more technologically feasible than sci-fi dreams of sunshades at the Lagrange point. Not to say technologically feasible, necessarily, but not so far out as the other schemes. Crutzen's idea, and related geoengineering proposals, have been discussed here on RealClimate. The subject is once more in the news, thanks to this chipper little op-ed by Ken Caldeira, which appeared in the New York Times this week.
Update: I just noticed that our original RealClimate piece was done before Crutzen's article was published. You'll find his article here (subscription not required).
The attraction of the proposal is that we are already conducting an uncontrolled experiment on aerosol-based geoengineering, through the sulfate aerosols injected into the troposphere by dirty coal plants. Along with a lot of nasty health and environmental consequences, this has had some inadvertent benefits in restraining some aspects of global warming. As coal plants get cleaned up in the future some of the cooling aspect of the tropospheric aerosols will be lost. Since aerosols last much longer in the stratosphere than they do in the rainy troposphere, the amount of aerosol-forming substance that would need to be injected into the stratosphere annually is far less than what would be needed to give a similar cooling effect in the troposphere, though so far as the stratospheric aerosol burden goes, it would still be a bit like making the Earth a permanently volcanic planet (think of a Pinatubo or two a year, forever). It might make sense to take a small portion of the aerosol that would have been dumped into the troposphere by retired dirty coal plants, and inject that directly into the stratosphere where it will restore the lost cooling effect while (hopefully) doing less harm than the old stuff dumped into the lower atmosphere. To go farther, though, and count on offsetting the entire unrestrained CO2 production of the coming century with engineered aerosols is fraught with peril.
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If you had asked me yesterday if I knew much about flat-screen mounting options, I would probably have told you yes. Seeing as how I appreciate a well-executed home theater, I've stayed pretty in tune with stationary screen mounts, tilting screen mounts, swiveling screen mounts, telescoping screen mounts, and even screen-mounting systems that masquerade as wall art. All around savvy, I would say. But here's the thing: I've never really gone as high-tech as to think about screen lifts, but that all changed this morning.
Your ears just perked up, didn't they? Yes, lifts. I'm not talking about those things that you slip into your shoes to sneakily make yourself look taller, or the stands you use on your desk to raise the elevation of your laptop or monitor. I'm talking about a real, motorized lift that you can attach a plasma or LCD screen to, in the interest of hoisting that TV to the perfect viewing position, and then lowering it down into a piece of furniture so you don't have to look at it when you're done. Just think about it: one little point and click, and your TV levitates out of an attractive piece of furniture, like Aphrodite rising from the sea. Poetry.
All romanticisms aside, though, the Chief® Automated Flat-Panel TV Lift actually lets you hide your high-def TV inside a cabinet or console – as long as it's large enough to fit the screen and sturdy enough to support the screen/lift weight, you're in business. Imagine the possibilities. I love the very thought of this, because I'm the kind of person who doesn't necessarily like to stare at my home electronics when they're not in use, and I would never, under any circumstances, do something as insane as wall mounting a flat screen above a fireplace. I guess I'm saying that I want to enjoy the viewing benefits of a flat panel, without having to suffer any of the decor hazards on the side. Sigh. The mere concept of this screen lift has left me grinning bigger than I have in a long time.
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Pollock of the Arizona Diamondbacks bats against the Colorado Rockies... News PhotoArizona Diamondbacks,Baseball - Sport,Baseball Bat,Chase Field,Colorado Rockies,Horizontal,Major League Baseball,Match - Sport,National League Baseball,Phoenix - Arizona,Sport,USA,Waist UpPhotographer Christian PetersenCollection: Getty Images Sport 2012 Getty ImagesPHOENIX, AZ - OCTOBER 03: A.J. Pollock #11 of the Arizona Diamondbacks bats against the Colorado Rockies during the MLB game at Chase Field on October 3, 2012 in Phoenix, Arizona. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)


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Ensure proper UVB coverage with energy-efficient fluorescent lighting for reptiles. Zilla Reptile Strip Light Tropical Fixture offers a smart solution to lighting your reptile habitat. Preassembled light fixture is ready to use and is ideal for use over screen-covered reptile terrarium. High-quality fluorescent light fixture features energy-efficient electronic ballast for instant-on, no-flicker start; white plastic reflector; rear on/off switch; and 7 ft power cord. Durable black plastic housing.
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Eastside High School ranks among top schools in country, drops from last year
By Jensen Werley on April 24th, 2013 | Last updated: April 14, 2014 at 10:36 pm
Gainesville's Eastside High School was ranked No. 35 on the Washington Post's list of most challenging high schools. The school's ranking dropped 18 spots from last year, but Jeff Charbonnet, the school's principal, said he is pleased with the results.


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Helper mining and railroad director Sue Ann Martell resigned on Dec. 9 amid a state audit. The situation involves allegations flying from the former museum director as well as members of the Helper City Council. Martell claims that her work environment had become hostile and that she had concerns about appropriations of museum garnered funds.
Helper Mayor Mike Dalpiaz confirmed the ongoing audit, but maintained that Martell's allegations were false.
"She voluntarily terminated her employment and asking someone questions does not make their work environment hostile," said Dalpiaz in a telephone interview Thursday. "There is however, an ongoing state audit concerning the museums finances."
Several members of the museum's volunteer staff have also reportedly resigned along with one confirmed member of the board of directors. The situation has caused the museum to close for an indeterminate amount of time.
Helper councilmembers P.J. Jensen and Dean Armstrong commented on the issue which will be reported in the Dec. 16 edition of the Sun Advocate.


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Buffalo is the second largest city in New York State with a population of approximately 1.3 million people in the surrounding metropolitan area.
Residents of Western New York can enjoy the urban lifestyle of cities such as Buffalo and Niagara Falls, combined with the small town character of communities nestled into the surrounding countryside. And just across the Peace Bridge from downtown Buffalo, Canada brings an international flair to the area, including the excitement of Toronto, a mere 90 minutes away.
Watch the 6-minute video below, produced by the Buffalo Niagara Convention & Visitors Bureau, to learn more about our city:
See also: Buffalo: America's Best Designed City
Affordable Housing
Buffalo enjoys a mixed and thriving economy with a moderate cost of living. Housing costs in Western New York are among the lowest in the Northeast with a broad selection of affordable houses, apartments and condominiums.
Downtown has seen a significant growth in new apartments and condominium development.
Compare the cost of living in your current city with that of Buffalo-Niagara.
Quality Education
Western New York is home to a variety of educational institutions for students of all levels.
Cultural Attractions
Like most large cities, Buffalo is home to festivals that have become part of the city's culture and tradition, including the Taste of Buffalo and the National Buffalo Wing Festival.
Year-round, residents of Western New York enjoy cultural resources such as museums, art galleries, theaters and more.
Professional Sports
For sports fans, Western New York offers the National Football League's Buffalo Bills and the National Hockey League's Buffalo Sabres. The Sabres play in a state-of-the-art sports complex in downtown Buffalo.
An Ideal Climate
Buffalo has some of the most pleasant weather in the Northeast, with plenty of sunshine and warm breezes to complement the many outdoor activities. Lake Erie moderates the temperature, cooling in the summer and warming in the winter. The lake is responsible for the famous snowstorms that Buffalo is famous for, which fall mostly in the hills south of the city.
Western New Yorkers can take advantage of winter weather with a short drive to Holiday Valley ski resort in Ellicottville NY, which offers skiing and snowboarding.
In the Media
- Washington Post, July 2014 - In Buffalo, N.Y., a new vitality is giving the once-gritty city wings
- Toronto Star, April 2014 - Shocked and awed by the rebirth of Buffalo


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They are not hidden. I just checked.
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Frederick J. Soltys
CUMBERLAND- Frederick J. Soltys, 88, a long time resident of Cumberland, RI, passed away on Sunday, August 11th 2013 at the Woonsocket Nursing & Rehabilitation Center. He was the husband of the late Alice M. (Jackson) Soltys.
Born on July 4, 1925 in Providence, RI, he was the son of the late John & Veronica (Walczak) Soltys and the youngest Brother of Rudolph and Alphonse Soltys, both now deceased.
Upon graduating from Mount Pleasant High School in December of 1943, he enlisted in the US Marine Corp in January 1944 and proudly served his country during WWII in the Pacific Theatre of Operations, participating in several island campaigns from September 1944 until the Wars end.
After his discharge, he earned a B.S. in Business Science from Bryant College and spent his working life in the Retail Business first as a Buyer for Lerner Shops and then as a Retail Manager at the New York Lace Store, Coats Field, Zayres and Weintraubs department stores - until he retired.
Throughout his life, he was involved in athletic pursuits. He enjoyed playing basketball, baseball, softball and jogging; he participated in these activities until he became physically unable to do so. He was an avid sports fan, but, above all, he was a Braves Fan - from Boston to Atlanta and everywhere in between.
To all of us who knew and loved him, there was never any doubt that the single most important thing in his Life was the Love of his Family and this will be the thing we will remember most.
He is survived by his four children, David Soltys and his wife Ruth of Smithfield, RI; Daniel Soltys of Cumberland, RI; Deborah Tetrault and her husband Jack of Cumberland, RI; and Douglas Soltys and his wife Patricia of Foster, RI; and his six granddaughters, Erika Soltys; Alyson Soltys; Kristen Dwyer and her husband Ryan; Kailee Levesque and her husband Michael; Madison Soltys; Brooke Soltys; one great grandson, Braeden Mr B. Dwyer, who always says that, Jaju loves me and many nieces and nephews.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Saturday, September 7th at St. Edwards Church, 396 Weeden Street, Pawtucket, RI at 9:00 a.m. with a military interment to follow at R. I. Veterans Cemetery in Exeter, RI.
Lastly, in lieu of flowers and in keeping with his favorite saying Once a Marine Always a Marine
Donations could be made to the Wounded Warriors Project in his memory.


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During the holiday season when surrounded by friends and family it is difficult not to reflect on the year gone by. As 2009 draws to a close many are contemplating what resolutions they'll attempt to keep in the upcoming year. We spend a lot of time envisioning the hopes, dreams, and goals we'd like to achieve in 2010. Doing so requires us to reflect on the things about us or our lives that we aren't very happy with. Memory with regard to the self is complex and often self-enhancing making it difficult to be realistic about negative feedback that will allow us to identify what needs to change. Recent work has demonstrated some flexibility in dealing with negative feedback (Sedikides & Green, 2009). The results include the already well-established self-protective effects that include simply avoiding negative information. In addition, Sedikides and Green (2009) have demonstrated the tendency to deal with negative feedback by channeling it into one's goals (e.g., improving a skill) but only under specific circumstances like when feedback is provided by close others. Hopefully, we can all turn any negative aspects of our selves or our lives into positive goals and the motivation to achieve them and make the most of the fresh start this January 1st.
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As he did during last month's hearings on the Benghazi attacks, Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) once again brought up the possibility of an Obama administration cover-up of the role played by the CIA in providing weapons to opposition forces in Syria.
During an interview Sunday night on WABC Radio's "Aaron Klein Investigative Radio," Paul said, "There has been a lot made of the political cover up of President Obama's administration saying this (Benghazi attack) had something to do with a homemade film from some guy in Los Angeles. But in reality the question is, or the secondary quotation is, why would they do a cover up? What are they covering up?"
Continuing in that vein, Paul added:
And I have a feeling that it had something to do with the CIA annex. You know, a week before the ambassador was killed in Libya, a ship left Libya and docked in Turkey and it actually interviewed the captain of that ship who said there were arms on board and that he actually witnessed the rebels taking the arms and disputing over who got what. That there were grenade launchers; that there were significant arms being transferred.
Now that doesn't say the CIA was involved, but that begs the question (what) was the CIA annex there. The Libyan government is said not to have known that they were there. And is that the reason for the cover up? So there are a lot of unanswered questions.
Paul, in fact, tried to get answers to these questions from then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton during the Senate's investigation of the Benghazi raid that left four people dead, including U.S. Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens.
Addressing Secretary Clinton, Paul asked directly, "Is the U. S. involved with any procuring of weapons, transfer of weapons, buying, selling, anyhow transferring weapons to Turkey out of Libya?"
Clinton demurred, claiming that she'd never heard about that allegation.
Click here to read the entire article.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
When Kerry Jensen heard last spring that some principals in Carbon School District would be shifted around for the 2006-07 year, he wasn't concerned.
After all, the veteran teacher and then Wellington principal had put in time as an administrator at all three levels since beginning his career with the district in the late 1970s.
And when Jensen found out he would move to Mont Harmon as the principal of the junior high school, he felt like he was going home.
"I really liked being the principal in Wellington," he said as he sat in his office at the junior high preparing paperwork. "But I spent a lot of years here before and it is very familiar to me."
Jensen is one of three principals replacing others administrators at schools around the district. He spent from 1988 to 2000 at Mont Harmon as an assistant principal.
"Every level of education has its advantages and drawbacks," pointed out Jensen. "The thing that is unique about educating kids in this age group is the influence you have over the rest of their lives. Ask anyone at any age who attended junior high and ask them to name two influential teachers in their life and at least one of them will be an instructor they had at the junior high level. What teachers do with this age group sticks with people, and often guides their careers for the rest of their life."
Jensen's tenure with the district began when he was hired as a teacher at Sally Mauro Elementary, where he spent two years. He taught at the old Reeves School for two years, went back to Sally Mauro for another year and finished his time teaching at the elementary level at Creekview, where he spent five years.
The next year, Jensen took sabbatical leave to earn an administrator's certificate. While doing his administrative internship and splitting that time between Carbon and Emery school districts, an opening came up at Mont Harmon through a series of transfers due to the illness of a principal at an elementary school. It was late in the school year and the district asked him if he would fill in as an assistant at Mont Harmon for the rest of the year and he did so.
The fill-in position turned into a permanent assignment the next year.
In 2000, Jensen moved from Mont Harmon to Carbon High as an assistant principal and transferred to Wellington Elementary in 2001.
Jensen looks forward to the upcoming year, partly because many faculty members who were at Mont Harmon when he was an assistant principal are still at the school.
But he also pointed out that the school will have two new English teachers, one new health and physical education teacher and at least one new computer teacher. He will also have a teacher that will be shared with another school.
When asked about coming challenges, he had a list, but noted they "weren't anything we can't overcome."
"Right now we are still fiddling around with the schedule for this year," he said. "We are already seeing that we are going to have more students than we thought and we will have to find room for them."
He also said that another challenge, due to changes over the past few years at Mont Harmon, will be that he and his new assistant principal, Carol Wells (previously principal at East Carbon High and at Petersen Elementary last year), will have to create a feeling of stability for faculty and students.
"And despite the fact I spent so many years here I am still going to have to reacquaint myself with working at the junior high level," he said.
"It takes a lot of dedication to stay working at the junior high level as a teacher," he said. "It isn't always easy, and it takes special people to stay put. This faculty has some very choice people on it."
As for what parents new to Jensen's administrative style can expect he says he always likes to keep an open door and to listen to people's problems.
"I will listen and give kids fair treatment," he said. "But that doesn't always mean a parent will get the answer they want when they come to see me, but I will do my best."
Jensen says a junior high school is an institution that is there to not only make students better academically but also help kids to be better citizens.
"The years I spent at Wellington Elementary were some of the best years of my educational career, but now I look forward to spending some very good years here too," he concluded.


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Once a month, the Simms/Mann–UCLA Center for Integrative Oncology presents Insights Into Cancer, a free public lecture series for cancer patients, their families and the community. Each lecture features a leading professional who provides up-to-date information, practical advice and answers to cancer-related questions. October 8, 2013Cancer and LGBT Patients and Families
Research shows that specific risk factors and health disparities may create a disproportionate cancer burden for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people. This session sensitizes participants to LGBT cancer risk factors and the unique issues faced by LGBT cancer patients and their families. As a result of numerous social factors, many LGBT patients face obstacles finding preventive services and accessing treatment and support once cancer has been diagnosed. Additionally, there are important considerations about coming out to treatment providers, psychosocial care for non-traditional family structures, and discussion of survivorship issues and end of life care needs in terms sensitive to the LGBT population.
Allison Diamant, M.D., a Professor of Medicine in the Division of General Internal Medicine and Health Services Research, Department of Medicine, David Geffen School of Medicine. Her research focuses on access and quality of care for underserved and vulnerable populations, including studying disparities based on race and ethnicity, health insurance, income, gender, and sexual orientation. Dr. Diamant also cares for the primary health care needs of patients with an active practice at UCLA and located in Santa Monica. She has a particular interest in LGBT patients and their families.
Thomas J. Pier, M.S.W., L.C.S.W., is a Clinical Oncology Social Worker at the Simms/Mann – UCLA Center for Integrative Oncology where he provides psychosocial care to patients with cancer and their families. He also facilities the group for young adults with cancer and has done presentations on health disparities in the LGBT population. He is also the Field Instructor for UCLA's Department of Social Welfare and for the American Cancer Society's Master's Training Grant for Clinical Oncology Social Work and has been working in oncology and end of life care for almost twenty years.
Insights Into Cancer lectures are held in the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center Auditorium, B Level, Room B130, 757 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90095.
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Archive for the '1930s workshop' tag
Four-Links – roving Landy, Tjaarda teardropper, the return of c4c?, Jeepers Creepers COE
* What's cooler than a Forward Control Land Rover? How about taking one on various expeditions around the world, as this South African couple did? (via, kinda)
* John Tjaarda, working for Briggs Manufacturing, toyed quite a bit with the idea of rear-engined streamliners in the 1930s, as we've seen by his patent filings and in older SIA articles. Now, we see in the July 1931 issue of Modern Mechanics another expression of his ideas on that topic.
* Will we see cash for clunkers make a return in 2010? Billionaire investor Wilbur Ross certainly hopes so, and Department of Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood talked about the possibility at the Detroit Auto Show this week.
* I've yet to see the first Jeepers Creepers or any of those Final Destination movies, but maybe I should check out the former, which featured a 1941 Chevrolet COE as the baddy's ride. From digging through the comments on some YouTube posts, it appears there were at least three of these trucks made for the movie, and all three are still out there somewhere. (via)
* Finally, the best garage restoration we've seen this year.


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With a slightly larger blade shape, the Shred Fiberglass whitewater paddle features our abXII blades on a fiberglass shaft making this paddle a great choice for entry-level paddlers. Available as both a 1-piece or 4-piece paddle.
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