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Richard, thanks for the update. I've updated the original post. Also, thanks for all the work you've done on calculating the insulation values for so many items through the years.
sorry about that.
CLO confirmation
Group, I've been consolidating CLO figures for insulation from various threads. Can anyone point out any errors in the list below? Sorry for the emphasis on Pati; I have a merchandise discount...
NF Redpoint Optimus Jacket $99
Not in stock online but REI stores are selling these for $99. I picked up a 22 ounce XL. 100g of primaloft 1.
I think the Saloman may be similar to the Ragged Mountan Stretch jacket referenced in the "The best clothing combinations for backpacking or hiking?" thread. CLO is .957.
Ditto. Trying to determine CLO.
I'd drop the mug and just use the Ti Pot. I have the 900 also and it's too much volume for just heating up water for meals and a hot drink for one. Depending on where you'll be, I'd...
good point
Paul you're right. I should have mentioned I have an X-therm and Ridgerest combo. My understanding is that EIN ratings assume an R5 pad, which I think the above combo is close to.
NNN BC Auto Ski Binding
I have two new pairs of Rottefella NNN BC bindings. Never mounted. $50 each or $90 for both. shipped CONUS.
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When the matte lip trend first emerged, we were a bit skeptical. We had grown close with our collection of glosses, lacquers and balms and were reluctant to consider another option – especially one that had the potential to make our lips look parched and flaky. But we gave it a chance – and we're so glad we did (a matte red lip has become a staple for our Friday night outings). So when we first heard about the resurgence of matte eyeshadow, we pushed our doubts aside ("It's boring!" "Why go matte when you can have shimmer or sparkle?" "It'll make us look like grandmas!") and asked makeup artist Jessica Scantlin to give it a whirl. She created two completely different, wearable, totally-opposite-of-grandma looks – and we have to say, we're kind of in love. Read on for directions…
1.) Scantlin first created a smooth base for the look by applying a foundation over your face with a beauty sponge (we love Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk Foundation).
2.) Scantlin created soft frames for this matte look by using Kevin Auicon The Precision Brow Pencil.
3.) Now onto the eyes! Scantlin dusted a matte white eyeshadow from model Amy's lash line up to her crease. Then, taking a matte taupe shadow, she created a V-shape from the outside of the eye and blended it halfway into Amy's crease along the socket.
4.) To accentuate the eye shape, Scantlin blended the matte white shadow along the lash line with a thin eyeshadow brush and blended.
5.) Back to taupe – Scantlin took the matte taupe shadow and lined the lower lash line with it.
6.) She finished off this gorgeous, natural matte eyeshadow look with a swipe of lengthening mascara like Maybelline Volum' Express The Falsies.
7.) To keep the look simple and light, Scantlin lined Amy's lips with a nude liner and filled them in with The Body Shop Colour Crush Lipstick in Dare to Bare.
1.) For those of you who like your eyeshadow a bit more dramatic, we've got you covered. Building on the look above, Scantlin took a dark brown matte eyeshadow, swept it along Amy's lower lash line and blended it out with a flat eyeliner brush.
2.) Using the same color, she applied it to the upper inner corner of each eye, extending and blending it along the crease.
3.) Scantlin took The Body Shop Colour Crush Eyeshadow in Chocolate Linger, a light brown matte shadow, and blended it all along the lid and the lower lash line.
4.) To finish off this sultry look, Scantlin applied Urban Decay 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil in Black Market alone Amy's bottom and upper waterline. For extra oomph, she traced a thin line along her upper lid to give a smoky effect.
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playing this card will lock you out of 2 mana the next turn.
however due too its abilities its more then worth doing so in turn 1 if possible.
since you will be able too attack twice with windfury for a massive 6 damage on turn 2.
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The flavor text brings up a good point...think ill move to Redridge if i was a human...
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If you get 2 Dust Devils on your initial hand, and play both in the same turn, their cost is less than 3 cristals:
If you are player 1, and use both in turn 2, you use 2 cristals playing the cards and 3 cristals overload in next turn: average cost 2.5
If you are player 2, and use both in turn 1, you use 1 cristal and the coin playing the cards and 2 cristal overload in next turn: average cost 2
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1 hp minions = free lunch for your opponent unless accompanied by charge/ stealth or divine shield.
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Unless you get this card on your hand turn 1, it will be too expensive to be worth casting.
All classes in the game, exept for paladin got cheaper ways to get rid of it, than it will cost you to play it.
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This card sucks. You only see people playing it on REALLY low ranks, like 25 - 15 because on that ranks people play basically anything they can get on packs. Don't play it. Just don't.
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This card is really tricky to play but despite its 1 mana cost i find this to be the 8+ turn card. If you play it at the start or mid game every class has the ability to deal with this without breaking sweat.
But at end game when most of the players have their heavy cards out this card helps a lot, i usually combo it with
Shattered Sun Cleric
Lightning Storm
. This way this card becomes 4/2 while lightning storm removes most of the small cards that can be traded with it. The idea here is that now i can trade my
Fire Elemental
or other heavy hitters on the taunt minions and still get atleast 8 dmg on enemy hero. Not to mention that this card 'Doubles' the damage of all the buffs that Shaman have.
If you get lucky and have your
Stormwind Champion
out too this card really becomes more dangerous than many of the 6+ mana cards. I know people say that the same buffs could benefit other minons more but none of those minions cost 1, and at 8+ mana the overload of 2 doesn't affect as much as it would on turn 1 or 2.
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Just played against a shaman, with my own shaman deck, who summoned two of these buggers on the first turn (he had the coin). Needless to say, I was in trouble unless I draw something to remove them...
Turns out, the RNG goddess was on my side today, because I got
Forked Lightning
and immediately used it to destroy the two Dust Devils. Needless to say, my opponent wasn't happy about it and left immediately :P
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Don't ever play this.
If you still want to play this for some reason, don't ever drop it turn 1. This could have 5 power and +1 spellpower on it and it still wouldn't be worth your first and second turns just on the off chance your opponent doesn't have the power to destroy this instantaneously.
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Compare with
Whirling Zap-o-matic
. Dust Devil is 1 less mana, and the Overload effect can be situationally good with
Unbound Elemental
, however Whirling Zap-o-matic's 1 extra health means that a
, or
cannot kill it with their Hero Power alone, and perhaps more importantly, it's a
. This means it synergizes with a plethora of cards, notably
Tinkertown Technician
, which is a fairly strong follow up.
Quick Facts
Dust Devil
Westfall is full of dust devils. And buzzards. And crazed golems. And pirates. Why does anyone live here?
This card is used in
5.26% of all Shaman decks
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Saturday, October 27, 2012
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ALBANY, Ga. -- Zombies lurked in bushes, in secluded spots and behind trees along Riverwalk, waiting for their prey Saturday afternoon.
Runners in the first Zombie River Run crowded to the starting line with "life flags" -- the kind worn in flag football -- streaming down the sides of their running shorts. Their object: to run the three-mile course and not lose life flags to the lurking undead.
"It is a family activity for downtown Albany. A lot of other cities have had fun with it," said Vicki Churchman, from sponsor The Flint RiverQuarium. "We've placed zombies about a half-mile into the run so they wouldn't be expecting them right away."
The $25 Zombie Run entry fee benefits the RiverQuarium. All participants received medals for finishing the run -- dead or alive.
Steven Holden, the captain of the Lee County High School cross-country team, returned first to the finish line. Unfortunately he arrived without his "life flags."
"It was a good fun run. Helped me get back after an injury," Holden said. "I had a little trouble with the zombies and that was upsetting."
Quite a few who ran in the race came equipped with zombie hair, face paint and costumes. Zombies have no loyalty, though. The zombie runners lost their life flags just as often as the living ones.
Two bands not often seen in daylight put down some hard rock and "industrial-thrash-metal" songs during the event. Lo-Cast opened and played an original song, "Scream My Name." The band Dog Head, with members looking like zombies, thrashed their way through a metal original, "Monster."
KaosinAlbany 2 years, 11 months ago
Thanks to everyone who attended and volunteered! This was a VERY successful event and I hope it only grows next year.
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Don't usually have to worry about zombies where there is no brains.
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An arcade can't truly call itself an arcade if it doesn't have at least a couple of pinball machines.
Back in the 1940s, pinball was actually illegal in some parts of the country; New York, Los Angeles and Chicago all had laws on the books that came with serious charges of illegal gambling for their owners and manufacturers. Pinball wouldn't become legal again for almost 30 years.
Unfortunately, there is literally only one remaining pinball manufacturer in the entire country. Once again, Kickstarter is here to help.
What Are They Promising to Deliver?: Pro Pinball by Silverball Studios, the same studio that produced the same line of computer pinball games back in the late 90s, wants to revive the series with four of their classic tables and a brand new one. To do this, they've hooked up with legendary pinball designer Pat Lawlor, the man behind such iconic pinball games as The Twilight Zone and The Addams Family, and backglass artist John Youssi. Silverball claims that with the right amount of funding, Lawlor can design the kind of pinball machine he's always dreamed of that traditional pinball technology prevented him from bringing to life.
How Much Have They Raised?: They just kicked off their new Kickstarter campaign a few days ago. However, word of Lawlor's return seems to have driven the hardcore pinball fans to open their wallets and put together just over $25,000 in donations in a single day. Their overall goal is $400,000 and, hopefully, there are still enough fans around to help Lawlor create another table or at least enough people who still know about pinball.
What Would You Get for Donating?: A $15 pledge will get you a digital copy of one of the pinball tables and some other Pro Pinball goodies. Some of the higher pledge levels come with boxed copies of the game autographed by Lawlor and the team, a hand drawn portrait of your likeness by Youssi or even an appearance on one of the game's backglasses and a free lunch in Chicago with the entire team.
Will They Make It?: The fact that Lawlor is on board might be enough to drive the hardcore pinball wizards to the campaign. If so, contributors wouldn't just be reviving the chance to play some iconic pinball games long after their parts have passed their ultimate expiration, they'd also be bringing back one of the legends of the arcade and giving him one more chance to "shoot again".
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Ghana coach Appiah to visit Liverpool this week in 2014 World Cup preparations
Ghana head coach Kwesi Appiah will embark on a trip to visit Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers and his staff to share ideas about trends emerging in the game.
Coach Appiah earlier spent a week with Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini and his staff and is expected to be have the same arrangement at Anfield in his bid to gain more experience.
The Black Stars boss expressed his excitement at the opportunity and thanked the Ghana Football Association for their efforts to ensure the national team's coaching staff are primed for the World Cup.
"The Ghana Football Association has done a fantastic job for me and my technical team to go there and share ideas and pick one or two things from these managers," the Ghana boss said in an interview prior to his departure.
"We just came back from Manchester City which was a good exposure for me and I am hoping that we will be able to achieve the same with Liverpool.
"All of this is part of our preparations ahead of the World Cup in Brazil," he added.
"We have to equip ourselves very well before the tournament starts in June, and there is no problem going there to pick something up from these managers.
"I watch the EPL a lot and for even this season Liverpool are doing very well, so it will be a welcome news for us all to start our work with them at Liverpool.
Appiah will not be alone on his trip to Anfield, with his assistant Maxwell Konadu set to join him.
"I an not going there alone, that is a great thing for us," he explained.
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Do you want to walk along cliff tops and view the English Channel? Or climb hills for stunning views across the countryside? There's something for everyone to enjoy in the coast and countryside sites we look after in Kent.
White Cliffs of Dover
Iconic coastline, amazing cliff-top walks, views across the Channel and the ideal spot to watch the busy port below. To experience the real beauty and wildness of the White Cliffs of Dover, walk the two miles from the visitor centre to the lighthouse.
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Toys Hill, near Sevenoaks
With more than 200 acres of woodland, this is a perfect spot for wildlife spotting and a peaceful walk - with stunning views over the Weald. You can also start the Octavia Hill centenary trail at Toys Hill and go onto Ide Hill, Emmetts, Mariners Hill or Chartwell.
Ide Hill
Just off the Greensand Way, this smallish area of woodland at Ide Hill is perfect for a gentle walk or picnic, with lovely views and bluebells in spring.
Chartwell, near Westerham
Surrounded by woodland, there's plenty of space to play and explore at Chartwell. Pick up a walks leaflet from the visitor centre and follow one of the trails. You could even walk to near by Emmetts Garden.
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Mariners Hill, near Edenbridge
This wooded area with great views is just off the Greensand Way. It's a perfect place to explore as part of a longer walk or to take the dog for a run. Mariners Hill is particularly lovely in spring when it's covered in bluebells.
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One Tree Hill, near Sevenoaks
The network of woodland paths here, including the Greensand Way, is ideal for walkers and horse-riders. At the highest point of One Tree Hill, there's an open area with wonderful views to the south over the Weald.
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Ightham Mote, near Sevenoaks
Surrounded by farmland and woodland this area is popular with dog walkers. The woodland at Ightham Mote is most beautiful in spring, when it's covered in bluebells.
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Scotney Castle, Tunbridge Wells
Parkland, woodland and farmland: this is Kentish countryside at its best. Look out for the sheep, cattle and oast houses and find the den building spot in the woods. There are short and longer trails that you can follow at Scotney Castle and geocaches to find.
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Sissinghurst Castle Garden, Cranbrook
Sissinghurst Castle Garden is not just a garden – in fact, it was the surrounding land that inspired Vita Sackville-West, with its views across the Weald, over farmland, a productive vegetable garden and woodland with sunny glades and lakes.
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Petts Wood and Hawkwood, Chislehurst
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Graduate student excellence award winners
Teaching winners
Jared DeCoste, Chemistry
Jared DeCoste launched his college teaching career with the Lois D. Mackey Award for Outstanding First Year Teaching Assistant, and followed up with a continuous subsequent appointment as Head TA. He was awarded a Departmental Summer Teaching Fellowship Award and appointed as Instructor of Record for CHEM 108 in the summer of 2008. DeCoste recently won the Chemistry Department's 2008-2009 Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award. His nominator praised DeCoste's success in all aspects of his career — research in material chemistry, serving as president of the Graduate Chemistry Club, volunteer work in the Science and Chemistry Olympiad for local high school students, as well as professional participation in the American Chemical Society Northeast Regional Meeting.
Irmak Ertuna, Comparative Literature
Irmak Ertuna has sought to foster a dynamic and open environment in the classroom. "I can honestly say I look forward to going to her lectures," a student enrolled in Ertuna's comparative literature class wrote. Ertuna, addressing her alleged "disadvantage" as a teacher — she is not a native speaker of English in English language classroom environments — suggests that the language disparity creates a "unique opportunity of establishing a genuine relationship with the students." Her nominators praised Ertuna's rhetorical register: "She presents material of the highest order of theoretical and philosophical difficulty in a manner that is eminently readable and engaging. I mention this specifically because it is (this talent) that has made her an outstanding teacher, indeed."
David Gerstle, Anthropology
Trained in biological anthropology with a specialization in linguistic anthropology, David Gerstle deftly ranges across distinctive academic discourses, ensuring that he is well-informed in each, and demonstrating a deep intellectual interest, matched by sophisticated thinking and reading in an impressive range of intellectual fields. "Simply put, Dave's performance has been so superb that he has redefined how I instruct TAs to teach their sections," stated his nominator. "(Dave has) raised my expectations of graduate teaching assistants and provided me with a new ideal model against which to instruct and evaluate graduate teaching assistants."
Todd Goehle, History
The History Department was so impressed with Todd Goehle's achievements as a teaching assistant and instructor that it prepared part of his nomination file last year, knowing that he would be away conducting research for his dissertation in Germany. Goehle's accomplishments include courses as varied as The Holocaust, American Legal History, and Modern World History. Goehle's dissertation adviser made an unannounced visit to one of his sections, and noted that over the first few weeks of class, Goehle "had instilled in his students the ability to think historically." Students are as enthusiastic about Goehle as the faculty, saying, "He was always jovial and gregarious, and he always exuded a quixotic charisma that eased students into respecting him."
Selin Gursozlu, Philosophy
Nominators praised Selin Gursozlu's contribution as a teaching assistant and as a teacher of record, citing her skill in clarifying difficult ideas for undergraduates, engaging students in discussion and developing their facility with issues in such thorny areas as ethics. Nominators cited Gursozlu's skill developing "strategies to encourage students to think with (her)." Supportive in her approach to students, Gursozlu's flexibility as an educator and her command of her philosophical content area is commendable. "I realize that some (maybe most) students experience social and psychological pressure in a classroom." Gursozlu remains conscious of this and that a feeling of inadequacy can be pervasive, especially for female and other underrepresented students, embracing an approach to help students develop the courage to share their thoughts.
Allison Keane, History
Allison Keane's teaching acumen rests on two complementary skill sets: the ability to raise and thoroughly examine complicated historical topics in discussion with students, and an ability to tutor writing. Her nominator said: "In Ms. Keane, the History Department won not only a talented scholar, but a trained professional in composition pedagogy and administration." Every good teacher, of course, must be passionate about the subject. And Keane is thoroughly committed to the discipline of history and excited about teaching it. Students concur with the faculty in their praise of Keane. One wrote, "She is a role model of a successful woman in her studies and as a mother."
Ming Liu, School of Management
Teaching financial management, Ming Liu earned student comments such as "Thank you for your teaching," and "I appreciate the professor's patience: always willing to answer my questions, perfect teaching style." Liu's ability to connect with students and his interests in teaching are both superior. The core course is always a difficult one to teach, since motivating non-finance majors to do the work necessary is challenging, but despite that difficulty, faculty are not surprised by his high teaching evaluations. Liu describes his experience with contrasting teaching models: in China, teachers tend to position themselves as authorities and in the United States "teachers are facilitators in the classroom." Liu successfully melds the best of both approaches in his work as a teacher of finance.
Dan O'Brien, Biological Sciences
As an undergraduate at Oberlin, Dan O'Brien double-majored in mathematics and biology. He brought this mastery to Binghamton University and deployed his acumen in teaching both statistics and introductory biology with professional skill. With the advent of National Science Foundation funding for Biology 105, 'Evolution for Everyone,' a course in evolution for non-majors, O'Brien's multiple aptitudes and ability to convey complex and interrelated ideas to students has proved invaluable. "I turned to Dan to become instructor of record for the course and to help me develop a modular format," his nominator said. "The result has been truly spectacular."
Hye-ri Oh, Art History
Hye-ri Oh's research for her doctoral dissertation dovetails with her teaching portfolio, a compendium of scholarship bolstered, according to her nominator, through "…student reviews that recognize her genuine interest in student learning, particularly when it comes to elucidating complex concepts." She earned an MFA in Korea in photographic practice and an MA in theory. Yet, as exemplary as her scholarship is, her teaching has proven deeply inspiring. "It was really at Binghamton that she began to pull together the strands of her thinking to give shape to her deeply original dissertation project," her dissertation adviser said. "… It was really her teaching that gave her the arena in which to begin to weave the threads of her thought together."
Eleni Pinnow, Psychology
Eleni Pinnow "has that intangible quality of an outstanding teacher who can challenge her students and at the same time nurture their mastery," Pinnow's dissertation director said. She added, "Over the past 20 years I have observed the teaching of over 120 graduate students — Eleni ranks right at the top in possessing the skills necessary for outstanding teaching." Students agree with the faculty concerning Pinnow's abilities. One undergraduate wrote, "Eleni has … inspired me to pursue graduate work in linguistics, an option I had never considered prior to being her student." Pinnow expressed her belief that "a good education never ends. As a teacher, it is my job to inspire lifelong commitment to learning in my students … to truly support a student requires genuine engagement from the instructor."
Greg Sevik, Comparative Literature
Greg Sevik creates a dynamic symbiosis between learning and teaching. His positive energy is noticed by faculty and students in the department. One lesson connected Shakespeare's love sonnets with Goethe's The Sorrows of Young Werther, forging a thematic link between the early modern formalist poetry and the Romantic period through a comprehension of the nature of poetry. "Thinking about sound, rhythm and tone in literature is a difficult task for advanced students. Greg's freshmen, though, had been given the critical tools to talk about the aural nature of poetry in an informed and critical manner," wrote his nominator.
Holly Wendt, English
Holly Wendt deliberately tries to bridge the gap between "creative" and "academic" writing. She fosters parallel interdisciplinary pedogogies, collaborative learning and a more challenging, holistic classroom through a linked course structure between English and sociology. Wendt has gone well beyond the call of office hours to organize small group discussions, conferences and tutorials, review sessions, writing workshops, films and even a group trip to The Cloisters in New York City. "Whatever the subject matter," Wendt said, "writing is an integral part of all the courses I have taught, not only as intrinsic to the curriculum, but as a developmental process that allows students to reflect on their experiences and bring them to bear on their academic instruction. It is not simply a matter of writing what one knows, but of knowing more."
Research winners
Siddharth Bhopte, Mechanical Engineering
Siddharth Bhopte has distinguished himself at the highest levels of academic and professional environments. Working in the field of electronics packaging, Bhopte has published two articles concerned with controlling the effects of convection on electronic systems. Four more articles exploring thermal management are currently under review for publication. He has participated in 10 conferences, which generated important publications in his field, and won the "Best Paper Award" from the EEPD Student Paper Session at the American Society of Mechanical Engineers international congress in Seattle in 2007. Bhopte also excelled as a summer intern at IBM in Poughkeepsie. Nominators praised Bhopte's work, noting that "For the last two years (Bhopte's) main focus has been in modeling transport and mixing micro-fluidics. … The work has yielded some very important results and has led to the submission of a patent application."
Juan Carlos Corona, Geological Sciences and Environmental Studies
Juan Carlos Corona has delved into the secrets of rock formation deep in the earth. While it is widely accepted that blueschist facies metamorphic rocks form in down-going tectonic plates in subduction zones, Corona's research has shed new light on the actual conditions of that formation. Corona's adviser asserted that Corona's research "will establish for the first time maximum and minimum pressure limits for the formation of pure glaucophane and provide information on the variation of glaucophane stability with iron content." To accomplish his work, Corona has undergone the arduous process of making pure glaucophane and has overcome the technical difficulties of doing research 75 miles deep in the earth. Nominators lauded Corona, writing that "Juan Carlos is an outstanding experimental petrologist who is undertaking a very important research project, a project that is not at all easy, but one that will yield very significant results."
Michael Head, Computer Science
The breadth of Michael Head's research in data systems encompasses published work in five areas of focus with as many different professors. He contributed significantly to projects resulting in two papers that he delivered in the Supercomputing Conference Series. Nominators wrote, "The nature of computing is rapidly changing with the movement of the microprocessor industry towards multi-core processors. At the same time, large-scale data sets are increasingly in use for both desktop and scientific applications. Head's research results directly address both these trends." The flexibility and scope of Head's talents in his field are matched only by his skills uniting people in fruitful collaborative efforts: He was the primary contact point for a collaborative team spanning three universities. From user-end access to broad-based implementations, Head has solved use and access issues in ways that open new ground in computing architecture design process. His innovations wisely approach both data structure design and designer collaboration.
Glendon Hunsinger, Geological Sciences and Environmental Studies
Glendon Hunsinger has received two prestigious fellowships, one from the Environmental Protection Agency and the other from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. These grants have supported his doctoral research in what he characterizes as "the cause-effect interactions of natural and human perturbations on biogeochemical cycling at terrestrial-aquatic boundaries." His work, some of which has been published in the Journal of Geophysical Research, analyzes what happens to chemicals and sediments in such places as wetlands and floodplains. Hunsinger's work looks closely at the impact of natural causation and human development on wetlands, riparian zones, floodplains, estuaries and coastal margins. His research underscores the dynamism of these natural systems and offers serious revisions of long-cherished beliefs about the systemic functions of watersheds.
Deniz Karakas, Art History
Deniz Karakas has distinguished herself as a scholar both in the United States and abroad, earning fellowships not only at Binghamton University, but also at the Harvard University Ottoman Summer School and at the Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations in Istanbul. She is now working as a lecturer in art history at Ithaca College and researching urban water supply and waste disposal in 18th-century Anatolia. "Karakas's dissertation project is the result of months of arduous archival research and years of devoted study of the now extinct Ottoman language," recounted her nominator. "Her dissertation, titled 'Clay Pipes, Marble Surfaces: The Topographies of Water Supply and Waste Disposal in the Outskirts of the Early Eighteenth Century Ottoman Capital,' promises to be an important contribution to architectural and urban studies of Istanbul, as well as to 18th-century Ottoman history."
Casey Schofield, Psychology
Casey Schofield's work in social cognitive bias and anxiety was spurred, she said, by her frustration with what she perceived to be inadequacies in previous studies. She noticed that subjects had been analyzed through behavioral responses and she proposed the innovative technique of gathering eye movement data for analysis. Nominators praise her work on social anxiety responses, noting that Schofield's research findings suggest that the interpretive biases of anxious individuals "may be limited to predictions of the emotional cost of interacting … rather than biases interpreting the emotional expressions themselves." In collaboration with psychology faculty, Schofield developed an innovative process for analysis through both behavioral and eye-movement data to determine responses in cases of social phobia. This work not only establishes new knowledge, but also opens up methodological approaches in the field.
Ilir Snopce, Mathematics
Ilir Snopce has already distinguished himself with his publication "Prop-p groups of rank 3 and the question of Iwasawa" in the Archiv der Mathematik, while two other articles are currently under refereed consideration with Journal of Group Theory and the Journal of Algebra. His graduate adviser said: "Ilir has shown real research ability and mathematical maturity not usually seen at such an early stage of one's career. In addition, he has extensive knowledge of several fields of mathematics which is way beyond the expertise of most graduate students." Snopce's research in Nottingham groups and pro-p groups via Lie rings has followed the highly successful work of E. Zelmanov, who received the Fields Medal (an equivalent to the Nobel Prize in mathematics). However, Snopce's work is distinguished for taking those mathematical approaches in serious and exciting new directions.
Yi Sun, Computer Science
Yi Sun's research looks into computer vision, pattern recognition and computer graphics. Sun's work has been developed under the aegis of research funded through Lijun Yin's grants from the National Science Foundation, NYSTAR and the Air Force Research Lab. "He developed novel techniques to automatically extract and measure human facial features, and automatically select the optimal features to identify individual persons," his nominator wrote. His work has been well received in 10 publications and conferences, including the IEEE Conference on Automatic Face and Gesture Recognition, IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, the European Conference on Computer Vision and the IEEE International Conference on Pattern Recognition. He was, moreover, invited to publish his work in a new book, 3D Imaging for Safety and Security. Sun's work has already had a significant impact on fields and applications as diverse as security, law enforcement, human machine interaction, telecommunications, education, entertainments and psychological and biomedical research.
Jun Zhang, Chemistry
Jun Zhang has "made substantial contributions in the area of functional nanomaterials," his nominator said. He has authored five papers and co-authored four others, several of which appear in the top three journals in his field internationally. Faculty at Miami University of Ohio noted Zhang's successful collaboration with their laboratory on the topic of metal nanoparticle catalysis, and Binghamton University faculty detailed how Zhang has "achieved his syntheses of several new nanomaterials and successfully proposed a new mechanism to interpret a nanoparticle growth process." Zhang's adviser, who has overseen Zhang's PhD candidacy and has collaborated with him in research, places Zhang "in the very top tier of the entire scientific community on nanoparticle synthesis."
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Andrei Guruianu, English
Andrei Guruianu is not only a frequently published writer, he works to bring poetry to the community of New York's Southern Tier. A Broome County Arts Council grant has supported his establishment of a literary journal, The Broome Review, and the Hoyt Foundation has given the publication "a significant grant." His dedication to giving voice to the community has been seen also in Our Voices, a collection of writings from local citizens participating in monthly creative-writing workshops, as well as The Quill, an undergraduate literary journal he co-founded with Binghamton University's undergraduate students. The variety of people who wrote in support of Guruianu's candidacy for this excellence award attests to his broad reach in the community and the breadth of service he has performed for the people of the Southern Tier: students, faculty and art organization directors.


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Before he steps down from the House very shortly, I join colleagues in paying tribute to the work of my neighbour, my right hon. Friend the Member for South East Cambridgeshire (Sir James Paice), not only for his work in clearing up the mess that we inherited with the RPA but his wider work on behalf of farmers. My hon. Friend mentioned the 15 digital centres that are going to provide...
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Before exchanged-based media marketplaces bring value to both media buyers and sellers, these changes must occur.
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Without quality liquidity, there is no way to derive a competitive advantage and therefore no vibrancy for the marketplace. In the long run, there are no audience bargains that your competition unwittingly passed over because multiple competitors march into the ad buy with the same information. In effect, prices are lower than they would be for transparent inventory, but higher than they should be for blind inventory. Both the premium publisher and the brand-sensitive advertiser lose. Incentives are currently misaligned, causing unnecessary friction, misvaluation of the underlying asset, and a suboptimal market.
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As per WS-I BP 1.2(http://www.ws-i.org/Profiles/BasicProfile-1_2(WGAD).html#Valid_Range_of_Values_for_SOAPAction_When_WS-Addressing_is_Used), the request is not correct.
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I might have found a problem in the related code that does this validation.
Is it possible to attach the wsdl:binding portion for the corresponding operation just to confirm my suspicion
My suspicion was wrong, there is no bug in RI. Its just validating the SOAPAction HTTP header as per WS-I BP conformance rules. Clearly the other stack sending the message is not sending it right, it should have sent "".
I relaxed this valdiation to accept such messages. This is fixed as https://jax-ws.dev.java.net/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=608
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Colonoscopy risks 'justifiable' in colon cancer screening
A German study to assess the safety of the colonoscopy has concluded that the risks are small enough to justify using the method as an effective way of screening for colon cancer.
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Hard Styles:
Traditional Shotokan
Kata: Taikyoku Shodan; Heian's 1-5; and Bassai Dai.
Techniques: Traditional stances, strikes, blocks, kicks, bunkai and kumite.
Boxing: Standard jab, hook, cross, uppercut, bobbing/weaving and movement.
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Traditional Judo (emphasis on throws):
Techniques: Kuzushi; Ayumi-ashi; Tsugi-ashi; Tai-sabaki; basic grips;; Kesa-Gatame; Kuzure-Kesa-gatame; Yoko-shiho-gatame; Ko Uchi gari; O Uchi gari; Ko Soto gari; Kami-Shiho-gatame; O Soto gari; De ashi harai; Tai otoshi; Morote-gari; Kuchiki taishi; Ippon & Morote seoi nage; Drop Seoi nage;Tani otoshi; Yoko otoshi; Uki waza; Sumi gaeshi; Harai goshi;
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Weapons: Weapons defense and disarm sets for knife, club/stick and gun.
No weapons kata prior to shodan.
Point Sparring: yes
Judo/Jiu Jitsu Randori: required
Board Breaking: yes
Self-Defense: yes: organized "sets" for each Kyu rank
Percentage Breakdown of Traditional Component Arts' Contribution to Go Jiu Bujitsu
30% Traditional Shotokan
30% Traditional Jiu Jitsu
30% Traditional Judo
8% Various Military and Law Enforcement Techniques (weapons defense & disarms)
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Summary: Go Jiu Bujitsu is a comprehensive and extraordinarily balanced hybrid and mixed martial art, which produces mixed martial artists with solid foundations up to the intermediate or advanced levels in Traditional Shotokan; Traditional Jiu Jitsu; and Traditional Judo, as well as with some exposure to Traditional Boxing and Military/Law Enforcement Techniques.


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COLUMBIA - A 27-year-old woman died Sunday after the vehicle she was riding in ended up in the lake at the Rocky Fork Conservation area near Finger Lakes State Park.
The Boone County Sheriff's Department said an autopsy is scheduled for Tuesday, but the cause of death is believed to be drowning. Divers recovered the body of Jerriah Gio'Vonna Jordan near the lake's boat ramp.
Deputies say Jordan's 28-year-old boyfriend was the driver of the vehicle. According to testimony of the boyfriend given to deputies, the car rolled down the ramp into the lake. The boyfriend was able to escape but unable to rescue Jordan, and ran to a nearby highway to attract the attention of emergency officials.


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Good news, here: "In a surprise move today, Representative Eric Cantor(R-VA) announced that he will stop all action on SOPA, effectively killing the bill."
Meh. Kinda. I like how he credits ultra lib Reddit with killing the bill. I imagine no Republicans/conservatives will get any props for it. Even though it was a big deal to defeat in the conservative circles I run in.
At this point I was hoping it would pass just to piss these guys off. I fucking hate them.
Considering GOP whore Lamar Smith from — I am ashamed to say Texas — was a driving force behind this bill…. I hate to say it but Reddit carried a lot of water in spreading the anti-SOPA message around the Interwebs.
The conservatives I knew were against it kinda sorta, but not enough to really do anything about it. I know they aren't the end-all be-all of conservatives of course, but this wasn't a huge conservative issue until late in the game. In any case… Paul Ryan and now Eric Cantor did the deed and killed it. Bottom line — Conservatives FTW!
Reddit can bite me. Giving them credit for this is like giving telephones credit for Civil Rights laws.
in any case… I don't care who gets credit so long as that pernicious bill is killed. Now we need to kill the Senate version PIPA.
No arguing with that really.
Good news.
No on to PIPA.
Good morning, all! Coffee is brewing and soda is chilling; hashbrown casserole being prepared for Magnus as be speak.
Actually, as "we" speak.
Nothing for the kindly old Colonel?
Kindly?! Yeah, right.
Talk to Magnus, he might share.
I do try, but sometimes things just must be said, and if I don't say them, well, who will?
Enjoy the casserole, folks. I know I will!
"My homeboys tried to warn me,/But that
you got makes me so horny!"
Happy birthday to our own Marie Antoinette,Michelle Obama!
Think the First Lady wears pleather undergarments?
Why so evil so early? :-O
Hadn't had coffee yet to soothe the beastie within.
She probably goes commando!
Perish that thought.
Leave it to a Nazi to up the evil quotient! :-O 😉
Now, there's a plate-load of hashBROWNs, eh?
Let her eat cake!
Nevermind. It looks like she already has…and way too much of it!
(Apologies to Marie Antoinette).
The perfect entree to a side order of hashbrown casserole!
That's the sexiest pic I've seen lately!
"I see as far as I do because I stand on the shoulders of giants"
Happy birthday,Benjamin Franklin!
Wasn't that Isaac Newton?
Cookie for Mike!
Comin' up,Maggie!
Yer really spoiling me, here. A guy could get used to this!
Busy all day today. Big doings at the base. Should be very interesting. Tell all well as much as I dare later.
Was at a new barracks dedication at fifth marines reg today. SecNav was there. Seemed like a cool guy. Very sad because it was being named for a marine named Don Hogan who lost his life saving his platoon from an IED. He was awarded the Navy Cross posthumously. Kids dad was wonderful. A really decent honorable man. Really felt for the fame,y. All their were adopted. Seemed really great good people.
Never gonna get used to typing with the IPAD…..
Newt Gingrich no conservative http://campaign2012.washingtonexaminer.com/article/newt-gingrich-no-conservative. Hve fun trying to rationaliIze a vote for this turd. But wait there's more…
It's not just the fact hen has no honor. The mans a crook.
The rank hypocrisy of the Left…kudos to Mr. Cohen
I'm not familiar with Mr. Cohen; but, I'll take his word for it. It's good to see the turning over of a new leaf!
He makes a good point, though. Liberals will encourage lawlessness, as long as they're the ones directing the application of the law. They'll crack down on the free speech of others; but, not their own.
"Liberals will encourage lawlessness, as long as they're the ones directing the application of the law. They'll crack down on the free speech of others; but, not their own."
That's a mouthful of the truth there Magnus!
Thanks! Barely had enough room in there for the hash browns, too! What kind of "secret spice" was Tink using?
Like Twinkies and Wonderbread? Get them while you still can.
Always wondered why Hostess' snacks were more expensive than the others. Now, I know.
The USW is throwing a fit, here, too, with Cooper Tire. I don't know the specifics, other than Cooper locked the union out when they wouldn't accept the last company offer. It would be a shame to see Cooper close this plant, or file for bankruptcy. I don't think they're close to that, though. They've made some good money that last couple of years; but, I think they see some huge costs coming down the road (Obamacare, anybody?), and asking the union to pay "their fair share" seems only reasonable, to me. On a side note, the NFL (yes, the National Football League) has come out in support of the USW at Cooper.
Yup, thanks a whole lot, unions. Stocking up on as many Suzy-Qs (for milady) and cherry pies (for me) as possible.
Is this better, Eric? 😉
The long version, so definitely. Still can't believe I'm going to pay more than $30 to see my friend's band open for Warrant, bugging out before the headliners hit the stage. Ratt excepted, hair metal never my bag.
\m/ -_- \m/ 😉
oops…link above is NSFW!
So is it NSFW because Sarah Silverman is in the video?
Pretty funny IMO.
Don't forget this one – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CARO4FZnVNA
Better version:
That's HOSTESS Cherry Pie, not WAITRESS Cherry Pie!
Suzie Qs are a magnificent work of art!!!
I've never had one. Are they kind of like a chocolate twinkie? (any double entendres or euphemisms are strictly unintentional)
Why would I want one of them when Hostess made chocolate cupcakes? Hell, I'd take a Snowball over a Suzi-Q
Pink or white variety?
Maybe some people don't like frosting (mind boggling, I know), therefore they would choose the Suzie Q over the cupcake.
Pink, I am secure in my manhood.
Yes, I had noticed that about you.
Check my link above for a pic of Suzie Qs. Chocolate cake slabs slathered with cream frosting in between! Very rich, sloppy and good for the soul! Not for the teeth, but the soul!
I saw the link, I was thinking more of flavor/consistency comparison rather than the look of it.
I'm a Dolly Madison man, myself, although my father drove a truck for Hostess for awhile and brought lots of 3 day old stuff home. That was very cool!
There was a bar right next to the truck depot and it was named, The Wonder Inn. (Hostess was distributed by Wonder bread in Chicago) Sometimes dad would get lost leaving the depot (I think the Wonder Inn had a tractor beam) and mom would pack me and sis in the car to go on a reconnaissance mission. There was a very cool little park with rides, "Kiddieland" across the street and my mom would buy sis and I a few tickets for the rides while she went into the Wonder Inn and made her case.
I think my sis and I still think that's the coolest job dad had! Free twinkies, fruit pies, cup cakes, ho hos and ding dongs and frequent trips to an amusement park!
Tastykake Butterscotch Krimpets FTW! 😛
I've never had a Dolly Madison or a Tastykake either (I have never even seen one out here) – freakin' California.
Dolly Madison struck a deal with Charles Schultz to use the Peanuts characters in their advertising. Good stuff!
Mmmmm, Tastykakes. Do believe I smell a trip to Philly's Best, who import that PA delicacy, in my near future. Thanks for the reminder, goozer!
If Hostess goes under, it will be the end of life as I know it. For my taste, Little Debbie just doesn't cut it.
Lil Debbie has a chemical taste to it that Hostess doesn't have. I haven't found any to compare, except Walmart sells a big box of their own chocolate frosted, cream filled cupcakes that are pretty darn close to Hostess in taste.
But then you have to go to Walmart.
Hey, I am not ashamed to rub elbows with trailer trash!
Considering how much time you spend talking to me, should I resent that implication?
Not at all. I spent 8 years in a trailer park when I first moved to Vegas. As a result, I kinda have the ability to recognize the traits in others.
And…only if the shoe fits.
Your link isn't found and I, for one, am grateful.
Same here, goozer…dead end 3D link.
Whew! Loooooooong meeting and looooooooong drive home!
Well…I don't know why it's trying to link to a 3D page, as the link I coded was something else. Hopefully this one works! 😉
So, you trying to turn us all into crack addicts?
Whew! Loooooooong meeting and looooooooong drive home!
Well…I don't know why it's trying to link to a 3D page, as the link I coded was something else. Hopefully this one works! 😉
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Rufus here: Done.
Have we ever rubbed elbows?
Only in our dreams.
Yes…many times. My elbows are raw!
Go at 6 AM there's nobody there.
That means no one to mind my bedhead at that time of the day either.
Or the striped stirrup pants!
Did someone say striped stirrup pants? 😉
That looks like hosiery you doofus.
You're right. How about these then?
I am not exactly sure what to make of that one. So, for once I will say nothing.
I thought they were checkered.
They were, but apparently the stripe meme is sticking.
At one of my previous jobs, long ago, a lady brought me a chocolate cake from her neighborhood bakery for my birthday, and I swear it tasted exactly like a Hostess cupcake. Failed to make a note of what bakery it was, and doubtless it's long closed by now.
I've got some recipes for ding-dongs, twinkies and Hostess-type cupcakes. I should go into business. Lars, maybe you and I could work out a trade? Goodies for books? Or if I ever get up north, goodies for teaching my boys proper sword handling.
Sounds good to me.
Lars, you could name the business, "Viking's Revenge Bakery, and Swordsmanship!"
Or not.
That is true.
There is a lot of discussion on the death of chivalry with the appparent chaos that ensued on the Costa Concordia.
It should be remembered, that during the Hudson Crash of Flight 1549 that women and children were evacuated first and the evacuation itself was rather orderly.
Chivalry is not dead is just smells funny.
Smells funny? NSFW, very NSFW.
If you were going down that path just go ahead and post the Ballad of Chasey Lain.
And spoil your fun? Never. 😉
No Chasey Lain, but same idea, same album, and ditto on the NSFW.
If it wasn't for the fact that people were killed I would be laughing because when I read the stories of how the captain and crew acted I thought the ship was piloted by Homer Simpson.
Or George Costanza (see my link below).
Also, that comparison is not fair Scott.
Homer Simpson would have shown some last-minute courage and in the end done the right thing.
I have never heard of this type of drug – the potential side effects are horrific.
Here is the WebMD page on them
Basically they are drugs marketed as bath salts and have been for a while to avoid detection and making them illegal. They are even marked as not for human consumption. On Sept 11th last year the DEA invoked some kind of emergency powers to get them off the shelves or something.
Chivalry is putting women on a pedestal..that way we can peek up their dresses
Footage of Captain Schettino during the sinking of the Costa Concordia
"How do you live with yourself?"
"It's not easy."
"I'm sure when she gets out of the Burn Unit she'll come around."
And I know I'm not the only person who thought of this comparison when I heard about the Captain's actions.
Captain was Italian?Enough said…
I'm hungry!
Pepperoni and cheese is fine with me. Vegetables are for the salad.
I think these girls are cute!
Those girls are legendary since they are the only women who live in North Dakota!
Not fair. I have a lot of good-looking relatives in ND. But it's true that most of the others are *from* ND.
Happy Birthday, champ!
(nice appearance from Cuba Gooding Jr., too)
Used to be a great billboard in ND:"Many are cold,but few are frozen".
You don't have to be a Redskins fan to like this photo.
Yeah, I like this one better.
My brother recently interviewed a couple of the Real Housewives of South Boston. The two embedded videos of the "show" are hilariously NSFW.
I'm trying to remember wich party Ron Paul belongs to because at times he sounds very much like a left-wing Democrat.
Just watched JUSTIFIED Season Premier.
In honor of, here is Brad Paisley's "You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive", which has been played at the end of both season finales.
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