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The plot of Side Effects centers around a fictional drug called Ablixa. The movie's marketing campaign includes a website for the fictitious anti-depressant with a commercial wherein a reputable physician, played by Jude Law — star in this film — recommends Ablixa while a series of both sad and happy scenes are displayed for viewers to the tune of new-age music one typically finds in these sorts of ads. Just before the commercial ends, a calm voice recites a list of warnings and numerous possible side-effects of the medication, many of which are worse than the condition being treated. Sound familiar?
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More information for Allaire™ ARIS® Speaker System
Now Bluetooth Compatible! The Allaire ARIS is the perfect solution for playing your music from today's cornucopia of devices, be it a computer, tablet, phone or any other device under the sun. You can either connect the old fashioned way via the 3.5 mm audio in jack, or add the Roxa Bluetooth 4.0 Receiver for an easy connection to any Bluetooth enabled device. You can also add the wireless card to stream wirelessly right to the ARIS.
So how does it sound? What you'll hear is true Hi-Fi sound. ARIS hosts four driven speakers and two passive radiators for enhanced bass response—plus three modes of operation that let you tailor your listening experience. A full 100 Watts total power guarantee the audiophile-grade speakers in ARIS come in LOUD and clear. And thanks to the ARIS speaker system's unique Wireless Card, you can upgrade when networking technology changes without having to rethink your sound system.
Nowhere is the quality of ARIS more apparent than in the retro-futuristic design. The iconic loop of brushed aluminum in anything-but-basic black will be a standout in every room—making it tempting to place ARIS speakers throughout your home. Go ahead: You never need to be anywhere without the music you want again.
Key Features:
- Single-piece brushed aluminum enclosure
- Adjustable and removable steel base
- 100W total power
- Six internal speakers (four powered drivers, two passive radiators)
- Three sound modes: natural, bass boost and enhanced stereo
- Simple connection to your home network via push-button or wizard for Wi-Fi and plug-and-play for Ethernet
- Compatible with Windows 7 Play To
- Compatible with Windows 8
- Works with DLNA®
- One-year warranty
- FREE lifetime technical support
ARIS Apps:
Android users: Please download the ARIS Control app from Google Play!
Customer Reviews For Allaire™ ARIS® Speaker System
- Even my wife was impressed! Hirsch
- My wife is cheap! She gave me a hard time about ordering the Aris but with the money back guarantee and free shipping both ways it was a no brainer to give it a shot. I was completely blown away by the workmanship and sound quality after the unboxing. My wife was impressed enough to give her blessing on keeping the system. Then when I was on a business trip one day I got a text message from my wife telling me how awesome the Aris was. That is probably the best endorsement possible considering my wife could usually care less about sound quality. I'm looking forward to trying more products from Aperion in the future.
One last note, I use the bluetooth connector and it works perfectly from 20 feet away through a wall. Nice! (5/20/14)
- Looks good and sounds great Michael G.
- This is a beautiful little system. I could not use the one-button set up to connect to my home network because my router does not have that feature. None-the-less, getting the Aris connected to my network was simple and straight forward, taking only a couple of minutes.
The fit and finish is superb. It looks great in person. The Aris is smaller than I expected and LOUDER than I expected. But even when cranked up delivers smooth highs, and a tight, but impressive amount of bass.
I had pre-ordered the Aris, and when the order was delayed I called Aperion to see what was up. The folks at Aperion were, as always, really nice, helpful, and informative.
- Great wireless speaker SP
- Wow, this is an awesome wireless speaker. It was easy to connect to my WiFi network using my smartphone and the Aperion access point that the speaker broadcasts. The speaker looks very nice and feels solid ( and is heavier than expected ). The sound is incredible , I especially like the "enhanced stereo" equalizer mode. Sending music to it is fairly simple from windows or from an Android smartphone. One slight concern I have is that I might damage the rear exposed speakers when handling it. The speaker also seems to sound the best if you are directly facing it.
Final note : I did not buy this directly but rather on ebay. I might have gotten lucky but I got a brand new in box for $260 shipped. I think at that price it is a steal. I think 500$ is a bit steep.
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Pro Reviews For Allaire™ ARIS® Speaker System
- MyMac Reviews the Allaire ARIS
- "Aperion Audio hits another home run with its innovative Allaire ARIS powerful one-piece speaker. The well-designed physical unit is heavy and loud, and the sound quality is impressive. If you have been shopping for a premium plug-in speaker that works either with an audio cable or Bluetooth wireless connection, stop looking and start listening to ARIS."
- John Nemerovski, MyMac.com, August 2013
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- Audioholics Review the Allaire ARIS
- "The body of the Allaire ARIS is one of the sharpest I've seen in a while. Featuring a single-piece black brushed aluminum body and a black cloth grille, the speaker itself sports a modern, intelligent look. One of the more notable strengths I discovered about the ARIS is its clarity at high volumes. This system gets loud…really loud. Reproducing crisp audio, paired with a sleek design, the ARIS would enhance most home decors."
- Aaron Howard, Audioholics.com August 2013
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- HT Guys Review the Allaire ARIS
- "It's great for backyard entertaining and it does fill a room with sound."
"In all the ARIS recreated sound more faithfully than any other wireless speakers we have listened to. There are other wireless solutions that cost less but none that sound as good."
- HTGuys.com, August 2013
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- Audioholics Consumer Excellence 2013 Award for the ARIS Wireless Speaker
- We had a chance to listen to the Allaire ARIS Wireless Speaker system at our 2012 Audioholicd GTG, and were impressed with its sound quality and functionality. Featuring dual 1" tweeters, two active 4" drives, and two 4" passive radiators, it can put out some good sound. It has a 3.5mm jack so basically anything can hook up. But it's the upgradable wireless card that makes this unit truly unique. Unlike most wireless speaker systems, the ARIS is designed for Windows. For those people on the Microsoft ecosystem or with a new Windows 8 tablet, this is the speaker for you. For those with Android or iOS devices, the ARIS work with DLNA, so you're in luck too. Aperion's DLNA app allows you to stream content stored on your network to the ARIS . Here's the only drawback, the $297 base price does not include the wireless card. Instead, the unit has to be hardwired to your network with an Ethernet cable. The wireless card is an extra $77.
-- Audioholics, July 2013
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- Sound+Vision Review of the ARIS Wireless Speaker for Windows
- Michael Berk at Sound+Vision put our new ARIS speaker through its paces, and even checked out how it stacked up against the B&W Zeppelin! Here's what he had to say:
"Configuring the Aris itself was quite simple, and took but a few seconds following the clear quick start card. Log into the speaker via its own Wi-Fi network from whatever device you have handy (I used a Samsung Galaxy SII smartphone), from there sign the device onto your own wireless network, and it's ready to go. Alternately, if you have a WPS router, you can simply press the WPS button on the card to set up."
"Basically the Zeppelin is a little boxier sounding, and the bass is boomier than the Aris'. the Aris also sounded (to my ear at lest) like it was putting out more energy all the way through the midrange and on up, say from 1 through 5 kHz or so; horns, vocals (from Cole to Ray Davies to Brian Ferry to Gillian Welch), and guitars both electric and acoustic all had a bit more presence and felt more forward in the mix than they did in the B&W presentation.... I'd say the Aris more than holds its own against the Zeppelin, but maybe comparisons are just a distraction. The thing stands pretty well on its own merits as well."
"There's no doubt about it — whatever your thoughts on the virtues of the various wireless protocols, the Aris is a fine performer as a desktop speaker, with impressive sound in a compact package. Judged on those merits alone, it should be on your list if you're interested in a high-performance "dock" (or just "wireless speaker," in this post-dock era) ... And with the expandable receiver card slot, you'll soon be able to use this as an AirPlay device in any case, so even if you're one of the Apple faithful, you'll be able to benefit from the Aris' real strength — it's impressive sonics. And that's really what matters in a speaker."
- Michael Berk, Sound+Vision Magazine, October 2012
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- Digital Trends Editor's Choice award for the ARIS Wireless Speaker
- "Fortunately, the Aris sounds outstanding – and we use that term intentionally. In a market oversaturated with wireless speakers, the Aperion Aris stands out as one of the best we've heard."
"The Aris is a top-tier wireless speaker that was built to be versatile and future-proof (to the extent that any piece of electronics can be). Its audio performance is outstanding and reflects Aperion's dedication to audiophile-grade sound quality. You can expect the Aris will fill all but the most cavernous of rooms with gorgeous sound. That it has a way of looking good in just about any environment is another big plus. We gladly recommend this speaker and honor it with our Editor's Choice award."
-- Caleb Denison, DigitalTrends.com, November 2012
Caleb had much more to say - Read the Full Review.
Connect to ARIS via Bluetooth
Connect the Avantree Roxa Bluetooth 4.0 Receiver to the 3.5 mm input on the back of ARIS and presto, you can stream audio from any Bluetooth enabled device! Featuring the aptX codec, you'll enjoy music in near CD quality, Bluetooth has never sounded so good!
Simple Wi-Fi and Ethernet Connectivity
ARIS keeps life simple with three options for connecting to your network. If your home or office is wired for Ethernet, just plug in ARIS and play. If your Wi-Fi router has one-button setup—called Wi-Fi Protected Setup or WPS—push two buttons: one on the router, one on ARIS. If your Wi-Fi router doesn't have WPS, spend some quality time (but very little quantity) with a wizard that guides your connection using your smartphone or PC browser. Presto! You're ready for the serious business of enjoying music. If you have any questions, let the Aperion Audio gurus know.
Easy Access to All the Tunes on Your Network
To play music to ARIS, all you need is Windows 8 or 7 on your PC or laptop. Using the built-in Play To feature, just right-click on your music files of choice and then choose the ARIS speaker you want from the list of possibilities. Want to keep everyone happy? Put an ARIS speaker in every living space to customize the musical experience. Control the programming from your smartphone, tablet or any networked source using the ARIS Music App (Android, iOS) or most other Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA®) apps.
Hi-Fi Speaker Technology
ARIS could be called the undocking speaker, as it wirelessly provides true Hi-Fi sound with low distortion even when you're using its full 100W of power. You won't need that kind of oomph often, but it's there for when you do. To keep your sound quality high, even at very high volumes, ARIS uses a custom engineered signal path that is fully digital from your source right to the speaker drivers. This crystal clear signal, with proprietary DSP (Digital Signal Processing) ensures that ARIS performs at a step above CD quality. ARIS also borrows elements from Aperion's award-winning speaker-driver technology, including woven fiberglass woofers for strength and speed, neodymium silk dome tweeters for accuracy in a tight space and two custom passive radiators to naturally enhance bass.
Future-Proof Architecture
New formats, protocols and wireless systems—the future is unwritten when it comes to networking technology. But when you're ready to upgrade, you don't want to say goodbye to a speaker system you know and love. That's why ARIS wireless speakers use our patent-pending Wireless Card system, which lets you swap cards when you change your networking technology. To make sure you have the latest features, the Wireless Card automatically updates its software as long as your network is connected to the Internet. The ARIS Wireless Card for Windows is the first to be released, but ARIS cards for other platforms are on deck.
Three Sound Modes to Customize Your Listening Experience
For 12 years, delighting ears has been our business. Where you place a speaker changes the sound, but ARIS fits almost anywhere. So the key variable is you. We've customized the ARIS sound using proprietary DSP, so you can select the experience you like best. Natural is tuned as a high-fidelity system to reproduce sound with as little coloration as possible. Bass boost adds the thump you love, without the boomy artifacts. And enhanced stereo is engineered to create a larger sound stage for you, without overdoing it.
Solid Power
Some music contains nuances you won't hear unless you turn up the volume and take in every note and beat. Other music can't produce the impact intended unless it dominates your entire sound horizon. But when you pin the volume to MAX, what you want is a pristine wave, not noise pollution. To keep it LOUD and proud, we engineered a one-off internal power supply that drives the speakers to 100 Watts total. Then we added plenty of headroom, just like audiophile-grade amplifiers. So when you need to escape, ARIS has the power to let you disappear into the music.
Single-Piece Brushed Aluminum Body
You'll see tabletop speakers molded in plastic, but we thought you might like brushed aluminum for two reasons: function and form. First to function: The 4 mm extruded-aluminum shell solidly secures the weight of the six speaker drivers, four power amplifiers and integrated power supply. Plus the extra rigidity of metal ensures you hear pure music, uncolored by vibrations in the cabinet. And to form: the retro-futuristic ARIS look meshes the best of old-style artistic imagination with forward-thinking technology. The shell's light weight, muted luster and iconic shape demonstrate why aluminum remains a defining material for high-end industrial design.
Removable/Adjustable Stand
The ARIS precision steel stand supports the speaker and keeps it from passing along vibrations. Tilt it up, tilt it down or take it off. ARIS arrives with the stand in tabletop position, which tilts the speaker to the correct height for placement on a tabletop or counter. If you choose to place ARIS up on a bookshelf or pedestal or somewhere above normal ear height, you can remove the screws and turn the stand around to tilt it downward. And if you'd rather not have a stand, fine. The solid rubber isolation pad covering the speaker bottom damps out vibrations when you place ARIS on any flat surface.
Aux Input Jack
If at times you want to connect a smartphone or music player to ARIS—but not to your wireless network—simply plug it into the 3.5 mm audio input jack on the rear panel. The AUX input lets you play music from any device with a headphone or line-out jack.
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POTSDAM The Clarkson University mens hockey team got off to a strong start and never gave a depleted Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute squad a chance, earning a 3-0 win before 2,235 fans in an ECAC Hockey game at Cheel Arena on Friday night.
RPI (10-11-4 overall, 4-6-3 conference) was missing four players after a brawl after a game against Union College last Saturday as well as coach Seth Appert, who was given a one-game suspension by ECAC Hockey. The missing players accounted for 35 percent of RPIs goal production this season.
Clarkson goalie Steve Perry finished with 16 saves to record his third shutout of the season in just 12 starts.
Clarkson (16-9-2, 9-4-0 took advantage of its first power-play chance and took a 1-0 lead off a goal from senior Allan McPherson at 7 minutes, 33 seconds of the first period and kept control of the game from that point.
I thought the goal was important, but we wanted to just try to be physical on pucks and be relentless on them so we could wear them down from that perspective, Clarkson coach Casey Jones said. We were hounding them and finishing our checks. I thought our (defensemen) were extremely good tonight. They did a good job controlling the game. I thought our guys were in the moment for our process and what we do and I thought they executed pretty well. I thought we took advantage of the fact that we had a little more depth in the game and we were able to come at them in waves.
Said McPherson, It builds a little confidence in the power play. We were moving the puck around well tonight and we have some talented players out there. It was good to get that first one early. We knew they were missing some guys, but they are still a good team.
After outshooting RPI 9-7 in the first period, Clarkson took control of the game in the second period, outshooting the Engineers 16-3 and scoring two more goals.
The first goal came at 2:48 from sophomore Todd Christian, who was playing in only his fifth game of the season. It was only the second career goal for Christian, who scored last year at Cheel Arena against Princeton.
It felt good to get rid of the goose egg, but it was just one of those things where youve got to make the most of your opportunities, Christian said. It hasnt been the easiest of years, but whenever I get the opportunity I have to try to capitalize. I wasnt really trying to pick corners, because it was hard to see the net, there was a lot of traffic, but I knew if I put it on net there was a chance and I was fortunate enough it went in.
Said Jones, (Christians goal) is outstanding and he had a big block in the third period, too, where we got a lot of motivation on the bench. Theres a lot of camaraderie. Hes well liked on the team. They showed a lot of support from the bench, and thats good.
Clarksons third goal came at 15:45 of the second period after RPIs Craig Bokenfohr hit Will Frederick from behind and drew a major penalty and game misconduct. Clarkson defenseman Kevin Tansey was nearby and almost went after Bokenfohr, but saw the puck loose on the ice so instead skated up ice with it and wound up scoring a goal before RPI could touch the puck and start the penalty kill.
If the puck hadnt gotten loose I was probably going to step in there and talk to (Bokenfohr), Tansey said. The puck just squirted out and I looked up and saw we had an odd-man rush. (Jarrett Burton) made a beautiful pass, (Paul Geiger) drove the net and took their (defenseman) and I had a perfect shooting lane so I just closed my eyes and shot and it went in.
The Engineers were outshot 29-16 and wound up playing two players down after Bokenfohrs misconduct. RPI had dressed only 17 skaters because of the four suspensions, and teams can travel with only 21 skaters and two goalies.
I thought Clarkson played an outstanding game, they just outcompeted us all over the ice, RPI assistant coach Bryan Vines said. They were first to pucks and they just dominated us. I thought they played a great, great game and we just didnt respond. Clarkson played a great game at home.
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twilight? never saw it, never will.Now, first off, "spending some time in the Bible" is what brought me to opinion I hold, you sanctimonious asshat. In the beginning God created woman to be with man. God made woman's form pleasing to man. The word "desire" is synonymous with "lust" but doesn't bring up negative connotations. So if a man desires a woman then he is exactly as God created him to be. The Bible is quite clear that a wife's body is the property of the husband. Not very liberating is it? If you want a biblical marriage you are about 2000 years and one women's rights movement too late.
Spend some time in the Bible and you will see that porn is just lust fulfillment and it's a sin.
How about this: a man wants to eat steak every night but all he gets is hot dogs, so he goes out and finds a woman who will cook him steak. Too bad he doesn't provide his wife with the steak to cook, he only brings home hot dogs and gets mad at her for not cooking up some steak. THAT makes about as much sense as you saying he has to use porn.
Be a man and provide for your family and then enjoy all they give back to you. Or be happy with your hot dogs.
Let me explain this in simple words so Anonymous can follow. Relationships are about giving something up to get something in return. A relationship is not a Man going to work, coming home, cooking dinner, giving his wife a foot massage, reading her poetry while pouring her wine, and then being satisfied with a quicky where she lays there looking bored because she just doesn't feel into it that night. A husband may be a role of servitude, but it is not the role of a servant. Accepting that your spouses needs matter is the first step in fulfilling those needs. Any man who thinks that his wife is a servant is sorely deluded. Narcissists believe other people are there only to be used by the Narcissist, and that is not healthy. Anyone wonder why a certain someone is famous for taking vacations that leaves her husband behind?
If a woman is unhappy in her relationship the key to fixing that problem isn't to cut off her husbands number one source of love and somehow hope he magically develops mind reading skills to figure out what the fuck is the matter. Relationships take work, engagement, not disengagement. When one party disengages that leaves two people saying "I don't trust you to fulfill my needs." And when two people don't trust each other to fulfill each other, they decide to fulfill their needs on their own. She'll get her emotional connection from her friends and romance novels, and he'll get his physical needs fulfilled from porn.
"Be a man provide for your family and enjoy all they give back to you" sounds suspiciously like "Be exploited and like it you jackass." That isn't being a leader, that isn't taking responsibility for yourself, that is choosing to be a stupid victim. Why would any individual do that to themselves?
And seriously, to those that think that men don't need porn, damn straight. We don't need PlayStations either. Hell we don't need jobs, don't need families, don't need physical possessions or relationships. But it ain't much of a life. The sales of porn and PlayStations tell us that more men than not consider sex and distraction a key ingredient in their well being.


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Hey, I'm in the same boat as RUD. What's the status of this????
Hey, I'm in the same boat as RUD. What's the status of this????
hmm this may be interesting fudge you been workin on an more huds lately ?
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So what's the status of railjumping?!
Hey... looks like i found some old friends! Anyone know how we can get them to bring back that IU feeling to QL?
im 100 % with Rud on this one... Im willing to pay up to 100 $ a month if i could play it daily !
the original servers are down now, or at least really empty... i cant believe nobodys playing it, it was one of the greatest mods for any game ever made. The sheer speed of the game that got even sped up with the mod, some perfect railjumping battles, the polish style players that would only know spawnfragging but if you were good you would could still outplay them, the jujus joint server, the nasty clan battles and my all time favourite server DARKS ALL RAIL, where everyone used to meet on friday and saturday night, these nights will be unforgettable.
It would be so great to see this coming back on Quakelive and maybe meet some of the veteran players again.
The real big problem is that we have absolutely NO SUBSTITUTE to IU.
some people have moved on to defrag, but its not the same, and its not for everybody like IU was.
i cant believe it could be that big a deal to port it to this.
If it was implemented, i would play almost every day again.
There is always hope
You can enable railjumping on a pro spawned server. You set the amount of knockback, reload time and damage too (if it's not insta).
Like to play more Freeze Tag ? Join Clan Chill. We play Freeze Tag most evenings, 7:30pm UK time onwards, with a smattering of TDM, CTF and a regular duel cup. Check our website. IRC : #clanchill on quakenet
is there any servers running constantly?
Not that I know of. If you are from North America, look for P4F instaFreezeTag servers every evening; rail jumping is one of the settings used.
So if i go premium, i can set up a server with railjump , reload time and choose my own map rotation with ctf and stuff?>
I think only pro can start servers.
I've started a few instagib servers since i went pro a month ago... the get full pretty fast.
Last time I implemented railjumping.. was fun.
rail + granades + railjumping and whatnot yeah.. add me as a friend if you want and we can start a server. (I can invite 4 friends who are not premium.. wait a few mins and voila! ... btw I'm in germany.


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|One Killed, Three Injured in Linville Crash
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A Forsyth County man was killed, three from a second vehicle injured in an early Sunday morning crash in Avery County. The 1:20am wreck was actually two crashes, starting with a single-vehicle crash that occurred when 41-year old Gregory Alan Harper, of Clemmons,
approached US 221 on Linville Avenue coming out of Eseeola, failing to even slow, according to investigating trooper Daniel Boone. Harper's 2005 Honda SUV slammed into the guardrail across the intersection and landed back out in the south-bound lane of 221 facing north, his vehicle on its side. Two witnesses stopped along US 221, but the driver of the other vehicle involved, a Lincoln Navigator, was watching the two vehicles pulled off the road and failed to see the overturned SUV. Gregory Alan Stanley, 54, of Dovic Drive, in Watauga County, slammed full-speed into the Honda of Harper. Witnesses said there was little way for Stanley to see Harper's SUV in the darkness, and trooper Boone said the second impact between Stanley's SUV and the Honda caused the most damage to the first vehicle. Gregory Alan Stanley and two passengers were taken to Cannon Memorial, as was Gregory Alan Harper, but Harper was pronounced dead shortly after arrival. Trooper Boone said that alcohol was a factor in the first wreck, but he had not filed charges as of late Sunday, but would confer with the DA's Office.
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Naval Academy Professor Serves as STEM Role Model on Ship of Exploration
Posted on: September 23, 2013 08:00 EDT by Alexandra Witten, Ocean Exploration Trust
Capt. Emil Petruncio, assistant professor of oceanography and associate chair of the Oceanography Department at the U.S. Naval Academy, joined the Ocean Exploration Trust's (OET) Exploration Vessel (E/V) Nautilus during its exploration of the Cayman Trough in August.
Petruncio served as a navigator and engaged in live outreach from the ship via the satellite "telepresence" system to www.nautiluslive.org, and to aquariums, museums and science centers, while continuing to teach classes at the Naval Academy remotely. He was joined onboard by participants in OET's Educators at Sea, Honors Research (HRP), and Science and Engineering Intern (SEIP) Programs, supported by the Office of Naval Research's STEM Program.
From June through November 2013, E/V Nautilus is in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea exploring the geological, biological, archaeological and chemical aspects of these regions using remotely operated vehicles to depths up to 3,500 meters. The Nautilus Live websiteengages online visitors in real-time research and discovery via live video feeds, commentary, and live interactive Q&As.
Cmdr. David Robillard, professor in the academy's Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering Department, completed a trip to Puerto Rico on board Nautilus Oct. 4-10. Dr. Robert Ballard, former naval officer and professor of oceanography at the University of Rhode Island, will summarize the expedition results in a lecture at the Naval Academy on Dec. 2 and hopes to recruit midshipmen to the program for 2014.
OET's educational programs emphasize and engage educators and students of all ages in STEM disciplines through ocean exploration. The STEM Science Communication Fellowship Program, previously called Educators at Sea, trains formal and informal educators in STEM communication.
The HRP engages rising high school seniors in a five-week summer program culminating on board E/V Nautilusor a partner ship of exploration.
The SEIP provides at sea training for undergraduate and graduate students in ocean science, engineering, and video engineering and production.
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Introduction to the Academic Integrity Policy (2009-2010)
By being a student here, you have agreed to the following Academic Integrity Statement:
I will act with integrity and responsibility in my activities as a La Sierra University student or faculty member. I will not participate in violations of academic integrity, including plagiarism, cheating, or fabricating information. I will not stand by when others do these things. I will follow the academic integrity policy.
A single Level 1 violation is automatically cleared from a student's record upon his or her graduation. Furthermore, a student can request from the Academic Integrity Committee a clearance of his or her record one year after the date of the violation. In such cases, the full committee meets to make a determination, taking into account a variety of factors.
Violations of academic integrity include behaviors such as the following:
Plagiarism: Plagiarism occurs when a writer appropriates another's ideas without proper acknowledgement of the source or uses another's words without indicating that fact through the use of quotation marks.
Cheating: Cheating is the use of unauthorized materials, information, or study aids in an academic exercise as well as collusion in visual or oral form.
Fabrication: Fabrication is the falsification or invention of any information or citation in an academic exercise. This includes lying to any member of the campus community.
Facilitating Academic Dishonesty: The facilitation of academic dishonesty occurs when someone knowingly or negligently aids others or allows her or his work to be used in a dishonest academic manner. Such a person is as guilty of violating academic integrity as the recipient.
If you violate academic integrity, there are many issues that must be addressed and balanced: How can the integrity of the community of scholars be maintained? How can you learn not to be dishonest again? How can you be restored to your place in the campus community? How can the consequences of your actions ensure fairness for all students?
There are four levels of academic integrity violations:
Level One violations involve a small fraction of the total course work, are not extensive, and/or occur on a minor assignment. Examples include working with others on an assignment when asked for individual work, failing to footnote or give proper acknowledgement to a written, internet, or oral source in an extremely limited section of an assignment, or leaving an exam room without permission. Your instructor will determine the consequences for level one violations that typically involve additional course work and/or getting a "0" on the assignment. If you do not believe that you have been treated fairly by your instructor you may appeal to the Academic Integrity Committee (composed of students, faculty, and staff) that will conduct a hearing.
Level Two violations are characterized by dishonesty of a more serious nature or by dishonesty that affects a more significant aspect or portion of the course work. Examples include learning what is on a test from someone who has already taken it; quoting directly or paraphrasing, to a moderate extent, without acknowledging the source; or submitting the same work or major portions thereof to satisfy the requirements of more than one course without permission from the instructor(s). Your instructor will determine the consequences for level two violations that involve lowering your grade in the course. If you do not believe that you have been treated fairly by your instructor you may appeal to the Academic Integrity Committee (composed of students, faculty, and staff) that will conduct a hearing.
Level Three violations include dishonesty that affects a major or essential portion of work done to meet course requirements, or involves premeditation. Examples include helping someone else cheat on a test, using unauthorized electronic device to obtain information on an exam, copying material almost word for word from a written source without citation, using a cheat sheet, or downloading a paper or major sections of a work from the internet. Your instructor will refer the case to the Academic Integrity Committee which will conduct a hearing. Consequences of level three violations may include lowering the course grade, a course grade of F, or an XF grade on the transcript for the course (failure due to academic dishonesty).
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Dream cars go on display at Heritage Museum
A collection of dream cars spanning more than half a century, from the Buick Wildcat II and Plymouth Explorer of 1954 to the Transition Roadable Aircraft of 2009, will be on display at Heritage Museum & Gardens in Sandwich, Massachusetts, from April 13 to October 27. The exhibit, "Driving Our Dreams: Imagination in Motion," will bring together for the first time these historically significant concept cars from collections across the country.
Six of the cars will be on display courtesy of the GM Heritage Collection: the 1956 Firebird II, the 1963 Corvair Monza SS, the 1973 Chevrolet XP-898, the 1974 Chevrolet XP-895, the 1986 Chevrolet Corvette Indy and the 1990 Chevrolet Corvette CERV III. Other concept cars include the 1954 Wildcat II and the 1956 Buick Centurion, courtesy of the Sloan*Longway Collection; the Plymouth Explorer, courtesy of the Petersen Museum; the 1953 Ford X-100, courtesy of The Henry Ford; the 1963 Harley Earl Corvette, courtesy of Dana and Patti Mecum; the 2009 Infinium Solar Car, courtesy of the University of Michigan; and the 2009 Transition, courtesy of Terrafugia. In addition, the exhibit will include one limited production car, a 1954 Hudson Italia, courtesy of Wayne Carini, and two production cars that are part of the museum's permanent collection: a 1927 La Salle Sport Phaeton and a 1962 Corvette.
The exhibit will also examine how car design has been reflected in popular culture and fashion. Visitors will be able to use designer tools and interactive stations to create design mood boards and post their solar car drawings. In the Heritage's Special Exhibitions Gallery, children and adults will be able to design their own concept cars; they'll also be invited to build scale models using an assortment of wooden parts, and test them for speed on a giant ramp.
"Paper Metropolis," a massive model of a megacity designed by artist Kiel Johnson, will be on display in the Special Exhibitions Gallery. Johnson will lead a five-day "community build" of the city, encouraging participants to think about the future of city planning.
"This is one of the most remarkable exhibitions we've had the pleasure of showcasing," said Ellen Spear, president and CEO of Heritage Museums & Gardens. "The intersection of fashion, design, style and technology is reflected in these rare and inspiring concepts – many of the ideas of 50 years ago are just being incorporated into cars today."
A summer-long lecture series accompanies "Driving Our Dreams." On Sunday, April 14, motorsports television commentator and author Bill Stevens, restoration expert Wayne McKay and Wayne Carini, a vintage car dealer and restorer known for his television program Chasing Classic Cars, will discuss the work of such visionary stylists as Harley Earl and Virgil Exner. On Sunday, June 23, Carl Dietrich, an aerospace engineer and co-founder of Terrafugia, will discuss his company's efforts at building a roadable aircraft. On Sunday, July 21, Bill Porter, a former GM designer, will talk about the influences of nature on current design. And on Sunday, September 22, Michael Knodler, professor of civil and environmental engineering at the University of Massachusetts, will talk about the future of roadways and traffic patterns. The lectures are $15 for museum members and $20 for non-members; the series is $55 for members, and $75 for non-members.
Some of the automobiles in the museum's permanent collection will be put into storage to make room for the special exhibit; you may want to call ahead if there's a particular car in the permanent collection you wish to see.
The exhibit is sponsored by Arbella Insurance Foundation, Bonhams International Auctioneers, Cape Air/Nantucket Airlines and Reliable Carriers.


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In a 72-year career Rube Goldberg wrote and illustrated nearly 50,000 cartoons. Goldberg (1883-1970) was the most famous cartoonist of his time, best known for his comical inventions, which were syndicated in daily newspapers throughout the world. Author Jennifer George celebrates all aspects of her grandfather's career, from his very first published drawings in his high school newspaper and college yearbook to his iconic inventions, his comic strips and advertising work, and his later sculpture and Pulitzer Prize-winning political cartoons. Brilliantly designed and packaged to capture the inventiveness of Rube Goldberg's work, The Art of Rube Goldberg is a coffee table book the whole family can enjoy.


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Issues like global warming, terrorism, food safety, pollution, epidemics, etc., stir up dark visions of the future among many. And while potential parents have long asked, "Why bring a child into this world?", the question seems increasingly potent. Unilever addresses this anxiety in a documentary-style four-minute video that ties into its new Project Sunlight sustainability initiative, which is aimed at "[creating] a better future for our children." The theme seems to be hitting a nerve, with the film reaching No. 4 on Ad Age's Viral Video chart last week and accumulating almost 8 million YouTube views since its Nov. 19 release.
The ad shows pregnant couples from around the world speaking about their anxieties associated with becoming parents, with one man saying, "We are scared—we are scared seeing the present, and we are scared for the future." They are then shown a video that starts with a somber tone and images of war and poverty, but then turns into positive message: A voice-over explains that thanks to various Unilever initiatives, more crops are being grown every day, clean drinking water is becoming available to hundreds of millions, and everyday products will help prevent illnesses that affect millions of children today.
The spot ends with the words, "Breathe calmly—bring your child into this world; there has never been a better time to create a brighter future for everyone on the planet and for those yet to come." Unilever is taking an almost universal worry among new parents and showing a different way of looking at the issue—focusing on the positives rather than the negatives—and its own role in that more hopeful outlook.


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Naval Academy Summer Seminar: Beyond the Ordinary
Posted on: August 01, 2013 08:00 EDT by Lt. Teng K. Ooi and Capt. Linda J. Beltra
Each year in June, the U.S. Naval Academy invites a select group of young men and women from around the nation to attend the Naval Academy Summer Seminar.
This fast-paced, six-day leadership experience is designed to give rising high school seniors an opportunity to see what the Naval Academy has to offer.
At the core of the NASS is the academic program – 90-minute workshops designed to promote problem solving using systems thinking, optimization, innovation, creativity, and team work. Students choose eight workshops from a wide range of subjects to include information technology, naval architecture, mechanical engineering, ocean engineering, aerospace flight testing, systems engineering, microcomputer design, ethics and character development, oceanography, mathematics, history, meteorology, literature, chemistry, political science, language studies, martial arts, and economics.
Students participate in project-based modules presenting a hands-on, real-world approach to solving design and analysis problems in the Naval Academy's world-class laboratory facilities. These facilities provide a unique learning environment outside the traditional classroom.
The academic staff is strongly committed to the project, with departments sponsoring several different workshops. The Mathematics Department, for example, held workshops on cryptography, Fibonacci sequence, rational and irrational numbers, targeting submarines using math and sound, and image compression using matrices.
"The young people get inspired when they understand the practical applications of math and science and see how analytical tools out there can solve complex problems. We are developing and building tomorrow's Navy scientists and engineers at the Naval Academy today," said Adjunct Professor Wayne Ehler, creator of the Mathematics Department workshop, "Equations of Lines in Multidimensional Space."
This workshop introduced the use of vectors to derive equations of lines and planes in 3-dimensional space. These equations were then used to describe the paths and motion of objects such as an airplane moving in space.
To round out the experience, students live in the dormitory, eat in the dining hall and participate in academic and leadership workshops. They also participate in daily physical training including group runs and conditioning exercises. Seamanship and navigation classes culminate in a cruise aboard a Navy Yard Patrol Craft. The program helps educate, motivate and prepare selected students who are considering application for appointment to the Naval Academy.
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The 700 physicians of the Yale Medical Group offer advanced care to patients in more than 100 specialties, including organ transplantation, minimally invasive surgery, diabetes treatment, in vitro fertilization, and cutting-edge cancer therapies. Yale physicians practice in an environment enriched by the proximity of Yale scientists in one of the world's foremost biomedical research institutions. Yale Medical Group is affiliated with Yale-New Haven Hospital, its primary teaching hospital.
Yale HEALTH is a not-for-profit, physician-led health plan that operates a medical center on the Yale campus for Yale University students, faculty, employees and their dependents.


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15 U.S. Code § 717x - Conserved natural gas
(a) Determination of entitlement
(1) For purposes of determining the natural gas entitlement of any local distribution company under any curtailment plan, if the Commission revises any base period established under such plan, the volumes of natural gas which such local distribution company demonstrates—
(A) were sold by the local distribution company, for a priority use immediately before the implementation of conservation measures, and
shall be treated by the Commission following such revision as continuing to be used for the priority use referred to in subparagraph (A).
(b) Conditions, limitations, etc.
Subsection (a) of this section shall not limit or otherwise affect any provision of any curtailment plan, or any other provision of law or regulation, under which natural gas may be diverted or allocated to respond to emergency situations or to protect public health, safety, and welfare.
(c) Definitions
For purposes of this section—
(1) The term "conservation measures" means such energy conservation measures, as determined by the Commission, as were implemented after the base period established under the curtailment plan in effect on November 9, 1978.
(2) The term "local distribution company" means any person engaged in the transportation, or local distribution, of natural gas and the sale of natural gas for ultimate consumption.
(3) The term "curtailment plan" means a plan (including any modification of such plan required by the Natural Gas Policy Act of 1978 [15 U.S.C. 3301 et seq.] ) in effect under the Natural Gas Act [15 U.S.C. 717 et seq.] which provides for recognizing and implementing priorities of service during periods of curtailed deliveries.
Source(Pub. L. 95–617, title VI, § 605,Nov. 9, 1978, 92 Stat. 3167.)
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The Natural Gas Policy Act of 1978, referred to in subsec. (c)(3), is Pub. L. 95–621, Nov. 9, 1978, 92 Stat. 3350, as amended, which is classified generally to chapter 60 (§ 3301 et seq.) of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 3301 of this title and Tables.
The Natural Gas Act, referred to in subsec. (c)(3), is act June 21, 1938, ch. 556, 52 Stat. 821, as amended, which is classified generally to this chapter (§ 717 et seq.). For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see section 717w of this title and Tables.
Section was enacted as part of the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978, and not as part of the Natural Gas Act which comprises this chapter.
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I know exactly what you mean.. I used to bea rabid Warhammer Fantasy gamer both RPG and Battle + the addons etc.. Moving to a place and finally when i discover someone to play with it's time to move on again
I've never gotten around to install NWN under Linux,, It sucked so badly under XP the short time i had that on my pc.. *sighs* That was 'cause of my ex-GF.
*laughs* Sometimes it's good to have ex-gf's since you can put a lot of blame on them
It's a good one But i think i've come to the age where it's more like. "Wow, i can still have sex with my gf without taking a pill? The game can wait, i want sex now!" The game wil always be there. So i prefer to use a bit more time on other things.
*is still only 37*
Damned i need a new calendar that has longer years. Any tips?


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But police and St. Lawrence County officials werent taking any chances Wednesday morning when Department of Motor Vehicles staff spotted a black satchel containing a tinfoil-covered bottle sitting unattended on a DMV office counter at the St. Lawrence County Human Services Center on Route 310.
At about 10:15 a.m., DMV staff notified the St. Lawrence County Administrators office that a suspicious-looking bag was found on a shelf and called Canton police, County Administrator Karen M. St. Hilaire said.
Nearly 200 people were in the building at the time, she said, including about 150 employees and about 50 visitors. The facility houses the DMV, One-Stop Career Center, Community Services and several other departments.
The first thing that went through my mind was, There is a 97 percent chance that this is not an incident, but were not going to take any chances, and we need to err on the side of caution, Ms. St. Hilaire said.
The building was evacuated within five minutes, Ms. St. Hilaire said, and remained closed for the day. It is to reopen this morning.
Was it the right thing to do? Absolutely, she said.
Village police and St. Lawrence County Sheriffs Department deputies were joined by state police, who dispatched a bomb squad from Ray Brook. Troopers with bomb-sniffing dogs arrived shortly after 11 a.m. and spent more than an hour sweeping the building, during which time they x-rayed the errant bag to insure it did not contain any explosives.
While we were here doing that, a young couple came back here to the scene to report that they were here earlier in the day and were attempting to get a drivers license. They needed some more documentation that the DMV required, then left the scene and forgot their bag, said Capt. Michael J. Girard, state police Troop B zone commander, Canton.
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Much of the food traditionally consumed on Thanksgiving actually originated in the Americas. Consider this information on the history of Thanksgiving menu items.
* Turkey: Of all the Thanksgiving foods, turkey is the best known. Turkey was first domesticated by the Aztecs and brought to Europe, where it is also popular as a holiday food, in the 15th and 16th centuries. It may have actually been introduced independently at different times to Europe by both the Spanish and English.
* Potatoes: Potatoes originated in South America, but were widely cultivated in much of the Americas before European settlement. Since being introduced to European settlers, potatoes have become the fourth most important crop consumed by humans in the world behind wheat, rice and corn. The vegetable's use is still expanding due to its nutritious nature, ease of cultivation and high yields, compared to other food crops. In the United States, almost 50 percent of all commercial potato production occurs in Idaho and Washington.
* Sweet Potatoes: Sweet potatoes are also native to South America. They were cultivated in the Caribbean, the Americas, the Pacific Islands and even the Philippines before European contact. They are mostly considered a holiday food in the United States, but in the recent past, they were a dietary staple.
After the great depression, they were considered a food of the poor, and consumption dropped greatly. However, they are a dietary staple in many other parts of the world. Additionally, sweet potatoes (although they are commonly referred to as yams in the United States) and actual yams are two separate species and not at all related. Yams are a root crop like sweet potatoes, but of much greater size. Depending on the variety, an individual yam tuber may weigh as much as 150 pounds.
* Squash: There are several squash species used for food. All are native to the Americas. Squash was an essential part of the Native American diet along with beans and corn. These crops are commonly called the "three sisters." In the garden, corn provides a stalk and support for beans to grow up, beans add nitrogen to the soil and squash, especially as it matures, conserves soil moisture and reduces weed competition by shading the ground.
* Cranberries: There are two or three cranberry species that are native to the European, Asian and North American continents. However, the cranberry species we most commonly eat is only native to the Eastern United States and Canada. Unlike most other agricultural crops, almost all fruit, whether sold fresh or processed, is exclusively grown in these same areas.
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NORTH SMITHFIELD ŌĆö After the final seconds ticked off the clock in DaviesŌĆÖ battle with North Smithfield on Tuesday afternoon ŌĆō a hard-fought clash from the opening tap to the final buzzer ŌĆō Patriots coach Joe Handy took one last glance at the scoreboard on the other end of his gym and let out a sigh of relief.
The Patriots won a 42-39 nailbiter with the rival Northmen that could have easily went the other way. Davies saw an 11-point lead slip away, turned the ball over 27 times, and fell victim to an excellent game by N.S. point guard Keila Strick, but the Patriots made some big shots and key plays near the end of the game to pull out the ŌĆśWŌĆÖ.
ŌĆ£This was huge,ŌĆØ said Handy, who saw his team, which was playing its first game in 11 days, hike its overall record to 4-2 and Division III-North mark to 2-1. ŌĆ£IŌĆÖm very happy with todayŌĆÖs win. At this time of the season, against a really good team ŌĆō they have nine seniors ŌĆō this (win) is fantastic for us.
While the win was fantastic for the Patriots, the loss was the complete opposite for the Northmen, who fell to 1-3 in the league (2-5 overall). They trailed by as many as 11 (15-14) midway through the first half before slowly coming back and seizing their first lead of the day (28-26) with 10:32 to play in the contest on a jumper by Jaime LaFazia.
With 5:53 to play, the Northmen owned a 34-30 lead, thanks to back-to-back layups by Strick, and just when it looked like the visitors had a strong grip on the momentum, the Patriots struck back.
Fifteen seconds after StrickŌĆÖs last layup, Jackie Sequen buried a three-pointer to cut the hostsŌĆÖ deficit to a point, and with 4:10 to play, Rosaliz Torres gave Davies the lead with a three-pointer of her own.
The Northmen soon retied the score on a tough layup by Samantha Kent with 2:24 left, and after both teams committed turnovers, Tara Larson gave N.S. its final lead with 1:34 to go by sinking the first of two free throws.
Again, both teams turned the ball over on their next possessions, and again, the Patriots took back the lead -- this time for good -- on a pair of free throws by Kaitlin Flynn with 1:14 on the clock.
A layup by Flynn with 47 seconds left then gave the Patriots a three-point cushion, but a layup by DiFazia with :31.2 on the clock again made it a one-point contest.
But seconds later, the Northmen got tagged with an untimely technical foul that seemed to take the wind out of their sails. During a scramble for a loose ball on the floor, one of their players tried to call a time-out, but the team didnŌĆÖt have any left.
Flynn went to the line and nailed the first of her two shots, and after the Northmen were unable to score the tying basket on their ensuing possession, the Pats got the ball back, and with 13.1 seconds left, Waleska Kelly hit the first of two free throws. The Northmen were unable to launch a game-tying, three-point shot in the remaining seconds.
ŌĆ£It came down to a bunch of key mistakes at the end, and thatŌĆÖs what cost us the game,ŌĆØ added N.S. coach David Ruff, whose team committed just 17 turnovers, but four in the final 2:01. ŌĆ£The ref came over to us during our (last) time out and said that we had no more time outs. Unfortunately, the girls werenŌĆÖt listening.ŌĆØ
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Flynn and Torres, both senior guards, and Sequen, a junior forward, each tossed in eight points, with Torres also shining defensively with six steals and Flynn contributing seven assists and four thefts.
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The clinical trial will evaluate whether using electrodes to stimulate a part of the brain called the fornix can slow memory decline and improve cognitive function in patients in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease.
"The goal of treating Alzheimer's disease with neuromodulation is to try to enhance what patients have and slow down memory loss and the process of the disease so they can have a few more years of good function," said Michael Okun, M.D., co-director of the UF Center for Movement Disorders and Neurorestoration. "This is a potentially exciting symptomatic therapy."
Deep brain stimulation is used to treat a variety of conditions, including Parkinson's disease, dystonia and Tourette syndrome. In the procedure, researchers carefully place electrodes in specific regions of the brain. When the electrodes are turned on they send electrical signals that prompt a therapeutic response.
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