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2012 Holiday Gift Guide: Televisions (list)
There's never been a better time to get a new TV to place in your living room, den or bedroom. Today's TVs don't just offer bigger screens, but there's also high-definition to make the picture stand out like it was real. Then add image enhancing technologies and Internet-capable features and you'll wonder what reason there could be to ever leave the house.
VIZIO E320i 32" Smart LED TV
A widescreen lightweight chassis is what you see at first glance, but then you'll confront a 720p resolution that's vibrant, thanks to a LED-lit display. Insert a thumb drive to access stored music or photos — you can leave the drive in and easily carry the VIZIO from one location to another. But if you're going to access Netflix or the other online applications provided, an Ethernet cable from your home theater's router will need to be plugged into the back.
Amazon has it for $485.
Sceptre E465BV-FHDD 46-inch 3D LED HDTV
46-inches is the new "42" inch size for displays, and this Sceptre provides a more than big enough screen when it's time to watch a movie or TV show. The set has 1080p high-resolution and plenty of inputs for attaching to video source devices. There's simplified, yet sophisticated controls for fine-tuning video and audio response to your liking. But don't look for Internet capabilities — instead concentrate on the addition of a polarized screen for 3D viewing (4 pairs of glasses/1 pair clip-ons). As is the case with many TVs on the market, the "street" price will be significantly less than that of retail.
Amazon sells it for $621.
SunBriteTV Model 3260HD All-Weather Outdoor LCD Television
A 32-inch 720p flat-panel TV might seen underwhelming, but how many can you take outside without any worries about what can happen? A protective chassis and waterproofed connections enable the SunBriteTV to perform outdoors regardless of weather conditions. Connect it to a video source kept safely away while you watch — the front panel is designed to keep sunlight from interfering with the picture more efficiently than that of a conventional HDTV.
It's $1,295 at Amazon.
Sony Bravia HX750 46-inch Internet LED TV
This 46-inch Sony comes with all the bells and whistles, from a 10 watt audio sound system to a smooth looking display that comes courtesy of 240 Hz, aided by the MotionFlow XR 480 technology. Dynamic edge LED backlighting plays a significant role in enhancing blacks, and the 1080p resolution ensures fine detail throughout. The use of "active" 3D means that viewing stays at full resolution, and Internet-related applications run the gamut from video streaming to "widgets" like weather forecasts and social media. Built-in WiFi frees you from having to be within range of a cable for connecting to your home network.
You can grab it at Amazon for $998.
Mitsubishi Diamond 842 82-inch 3D DLP Home Cinema TV
Mitsubishi eschews flat panel technology for DLP so as to provide a Full HD 1080p resolution to its 82-inch display. This includes 3D viewing as well, since "active" technology is used as opposed to a polarized screen. Even so, the chassis is more compact and manageable than those large DLP tube-based sets of yesteryear.
The lighting is evenly lit from edge-to-edge, even at an extreme angle to the set. There's also a wide range of Internet-related applications and destinations that can be accessed using a wired connection (or wireless via the optional adapter).
Amazon has it for a nice discount at $1,698.
Samsung ES9000 75-inch LED TV
Samsung maintains a thin and svelte chassis, even as the 75-inch screen threatens to overwhelm your living room or bedroom (or you). The Full HD 1080p resolution is maintained throughout on what is an evenly lit and sharp-as-a-tack screen — including when playing 3D since an "active" system is used (liquid-crystal shutter glasses required).
Samsung's "Smart Hub" provides a wealth of destinations to visit and apps to use, and both gesture and voice control let you suit controlling the TV the way you want to. Interesting additions include a pop-up video camera for use with Internet apps, and the ability to "swap out" the processing CPU for an upgraded/enhanced version at a later time.
You can pick one up at Amazon for $8,998.
Sony XBR-84X900 84-inch 4K Ultra HDTV
HD goes overboard as 4K replaces 1080p with 4 times the resolution and the most realistic image ever made available for the home. Everything about this Sony is high-end, from the highly detailed and beyond-sharp screen that is evenly lit from edge-to-edge (using Gorilla glass for a durable and bezel-reducing effect) to the 50 watt audio system straddling the display's sides.
A polarized 3D system still provides higher resolution than a 1080p "active" 3D system can, and the wide assortment of apps and online destinations can be accessed via wired or wireless connectivity. The Sony processing engine compares what's on screen with a comprehensive database to ensure the best possible visual results.
The retail cost is $25,000 and you can buy it at Sony.
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SlowMotion Films Reel 2014
A collection of this years' work with the Phantom Miro LC320S High Speed Camera. For more info go to slowmotionfilms.com or join us on Facebook.
Airshow by Slow Motion Films
Grabbed a couple shots in Madras Oregon for the Airshow of the Cascades. Shot on Phantom Miro at 1500pfs and a 300mm prime.
Ski Tree Stomping_by Slow Motion Films
As usual we have used every clip we shot on this 2hr or less shoot with Ari Delashmutt from Bend Oregon. We spoke of what would look good and Ari found and stomped every stunt without hesitation! Amazing athlete here.
Shot at Bachelor Oregon with Phantom Miro @800 and 1200fps. Prime 15mm and 70-200 2.8. No tripod no problem.
Mt. Bachelor Oregon Snowmobiling in Super Slow Motion by SlowMotion Films
Hooked up with Phil Yribar and his crew of MANIACS for a spring session near Mt Bachelor, Oregon. Shot at 600-800fps 1080p with the amazing Vision Research Phantom Miro LC320S. Thanks to 208 Productions for bringing us along. For more information visit slowmotionfilms.com or join our Facebook page facebook.com/pages/Slow-Motion-Films/170073419754618
100 Acre Woods 2013 Phantom Slow Motion, Slow Motion Films
Slow Motion Films worked with Rally America to bring you these shots from Missouri. All clips shot at 800fps/Canon 70-200, other than water crossing which was 1500fps. Shot on the Phantom Miro LC320S High Speed Camera. For more info see us at slowmotionfilms.com or join our Facebook fan page facebook.com/pages/Slow-Motion-Films/170073419754618
Snowmobile in Super Slow Motion on the Phantom Miro LC320S by Slow Motion Films
Meet up with Phill Yribar in Mccall, ID for some snomo action at 800fps. Some of the set up shots were at 1500fps and mostly used the canon EF 70-200 lens, sometimes with a 2.5 extender making it a 400mm.
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The Hilton Malta was honored by Hospitality Sales and Marketing Association International with a gold Adrian Award to recognize excellence in community engagement, creative content and brand building using social networks. Hilton Malta worked with Travel Click to create an interactive gaming contest on Facebook with a viral component that boosted brand visibility. The two-week campaign successfully generated a 300 per cent increase of the page's viral reach through posts and shares, and 10 per cent growth in the hotel fan base.
The Adrian Awards is a leading marketing competition, tailored for the hospitality and travel industries and attracting more than 1,000 entries. Hilton Malta will receive the award at the Adrian Awards Gala in New York in January. "We are excited to be recognised as a social media innovator by the Adrian Awards and HSMAI," Hilton Malta director of business development Julian Diacono said.
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Ambitious. Those are non-trivial pieces of machinery.
The self-replicating economy seems closer every day…
Adam sez, "My friend Judah is attempting to crowdfund a project to build an open-source Kikori CNC router. As he says in the project description, the Kikori is 'essentially a robot capable of milling complex three-dimensional shapes out of wood, soft metals, and plastics.' The version that Judah wants to build is designed to be cheap (under $5000 to make), able to mill the parts to make more routers ("self-replicating" in the not-scary-robot meaning of the term), and capable of meeting the needs of makers creating everything from furniture to custom engraving and sculptures. As with any Kickstarter project, there are rewards for various levels of sponsorship. The higher-end ones include the parts to build your own router (which is awesome if you've got the skills to do so, something I freely admit I lack), but my personal favorite is the custom-engraved clue-by-four ('Know someone who needs a clue? We'll engrave a custom message into a pine 2x4 to help get the message across!')."
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Ambitious. Those are non-trivial pieces of machinery.
The self-replicating economy seems closer every day…
Sadly i suspect one will still need to get motors and control electronics from outside sources.
DIYLILCNC another great open source CNC is also kickstartin'!
I don't understand all this DIY CNC (at least at this price point). $4,500 will buy you a nice solid cast iron mill with tighter tolerances, lower backlash and lower runout than any MDF monstrosity. $500 for some steppers/servos, controller board, end stop switches and a PSU and you can convert it to CNC.
Admittedly, the working envelope may be smaller but as I was told when I learn to machine parts; "near enough is not good enough". I'll take accuracy and repeatability, thanks.
You make a really good point. A mill is a WONDERFUL thing to own and to use. I think most people that are picking up big CNC machines like this one these days are thinking about using them on relatively flat things like plywood sheets and the like.
Judah built his 2′ x 3′ prototype at The KOIpound* in Cincinnati. He's very skilled, very motivated and knows what he's doing. If anyone can pull this off, he can. Please donate what you can.
*We're the local burner/maker/art/performance space (aspiring non-profit). He used that prototype for one of his final design classes and we still have it. We're hoping to eventually build a 4′ x 8′ like the one pictured in the video above.
If that CNC machine seems a bit big for you, check out this other Kickstarter project, the DIY Desktop CNC machine…
It far exceeded the fundraising goal, and parts, plans, full kits and even pre-assembled machines are now available. My kit is scheduled to arrive later this month. Woot!
For $5000 I could just buy an already complete router, made of metal and everything. here's one for $4300.
Even if the DIY one is more capable, at $5000 it seems really dubious that it's worth it to build your own when what you actually want to be doing is building whatever it is you want to make with your router. How far behind schedule are you because you had to build a router before you could start your actual project?
It would be worth it if you saved enough money, but at $5,000?
Some good points raised in this thread. DIY CNC projects, in my opinion, are better suited for smaller builds than the Kikori. It's a bit of a paradox: if you know enough to need a big/accurate machine, and have that kind of money, there are commercial options out there as a couple folks have mentioned. That said, DIY CNC projects in general are awesome, and lots of fun :)
Full disclosure: We are currently running a kickstarter as well for version 2.0 of our DIY CNC, the DIYLILCNC. We've had great success so far in distributing an open-source design for a smaller, cheaper mill, which we've found is a great way to teach beginners about the fundamentals of digital fabrication. Check it out!
Does anyone remember the Popular Science's plywood project contest?
All of those designs (some very ingenious) are just begging to be milled on a 4′ x 8′ CNC machine such as this, then you have inexpensive, easily-to-assemble furniture/etc.
They are still accessible on the Pop Sci website magazine archive.
I hope that this Kickstarter project is a success.
Actually, it's for precisely stuff like that we plan to build one. The ability to throw a 4×8 sheet of plywood in and a while later pull out a die-cut piece of art, sculpture or furniture would be HUGE for us.
Large flatbed cnc routers like this are quite different from CNC mills. I wouldnt want to try and mill a 4×8 sheet of plywood/mdf with a Bridgeport, or mill a smallish metal part with a ShopBot.
Lots of diy cnc devices are popping up lately. One trick will be getting a large enough base of the same equipment that the community can help each other. RepRap is cool, but each bot is kinda unique. Makerbot aimed lower but the installed base makes for better shared tools/designs, etc.
Next trick will be the software – both low level (driving motors) and higher (CAM/CAD). the MyDIYCnC bot stops at a parallel port w/motor drive pins. You need to provide computer, etc to do the driving, and conversion from CAD file.
Some good shared open source driver hard/software that supports multiple sized bots will be the next need for this market.
But if its a router that can make more routers, then isnt tht the exact definition of scary robot self replicating?
There's also: http://buildyourcnc.com/Book.aspx I bought the book from amazon and read it. The web site is pretty helpful also. I guess it depends on level of precision you are willing to pay for.
$5000 is not much less than what I recently paid for my ShopBot BT48 – and my Bot is a 600+ pound rock solid chunk of steel and heavy gauge aluminum with great tech support, good software and a plethora of users. I agree with MauiMaker – it's not the hardware that is in need of open sourcing but the software. Even if you build a CNC for $5000 you'll spend $2000+ additional on software before you can cut a thing.
Hopefully Judah or Kaz (my shop mate) will chime in on software here. I'm pretty sure we haven't spent a DIME on software thus far.
This is Judah; the kickstarter project is mine. Thank you all for you interest!
On the software end of things, there are plenty of free and open source options for running a CNC machine. I use EMC2 which runs on Linux (http://linuxcnc.org/) as my controller sofware, and as far as CAM software, PyCAM is a nice open source option (http://pycam.sourceforge.net/). Design software depends more on what you'd like to make, but there are plenty of options there as well, from OpenSCAD to Inkscape. You only really need to spend money on software if you want to do really complex high-efficiency milling.
Another quick note: as I stated on the kickstarter page, one of my design requirements for the Kikori was that it cost LESS $5000, and it does. Much less. Actual kit costs will vary depending on how much the customer wants to source elsewhere, but they will all cost LESS than $5K.
I had a question about the "open hardware" aspect of the project. There's a copyright based license for open source software (e.g. GFDL). Is there something comparable for open hardware?
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ALBANY, N.Y. – New York residents are being encouraged by state and federal recovery officials to obtain any necessary building permits before starting new construction or repairs to property damaged by Hurricane Irene or Tropical Storm Lee.
"Getting building permits is necessary for those with homes or businesses damaged by the storms," said Federal Coordinating Officer Philip E. Parr. "Residents need to know that permits are based on local codes and ordinances enforced by the community."
Securing the correct local building permit is the homeowner's responsibility. Those who agree to have their contractor secure a permit on their behalf should follow up with building officials to verify. Permits may be required for repairs to roofs, walls, siding, wallboard, plaster, insulation, paneling, cabinets, flooring, electrical systems, plumbing and heating or air conditioning systems.
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FIT Women Place 2nd, Men 3rd at Delhi Meet
NEW YORK, NY - The FIT Tigers brought four women and two men to face the Broncos of Delhi and the Suffolk Sharks this weekend. The women finished one point out of first place with 174 points, while the men secured 78 points for third.
For the women, the quartet of Lauren Lyons, Ivana Ng, Emily Lehr, and Jacki Kicksee opened and closed the meet with wins in the 400 Medley (4:51.74) and 800 Free Relays (9:54.23). Kicksee and Lehr added two more wins a piece with Kicksee breaking the school record in the 400 IM (5:19.08) and pacing a 2:28.58 in the 200 back. Lehr struck gold with wins in 100 free (1:00.09) and a gutsy performance in the 200 fly (2:42.11). Ng joined Lehr in the 100 free, finishing fifth in 1:14.68 and later taking fourth in 3:15.01 in the 200 breast, while Lyons raced both sprint and distance with a 29.81 in the 50 and a 6:34.00 in the 500.
Holten Wyatt and Sean Maldjian started the meet off for the men with side-by-side swims in the 200 free. Holten finished in second with a 2:00.92, with Maldjian just behind in 2:01.23 for third. They raced again in the 100 free, this time with Maldjian winning in 52.08 and Wyatt taking fourth in 56.47. Maldjian rounded out his races with a well-swum 500, finishing second in 5:40.71, while Wyatt placed second in the 200 back in 2:21.14.
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WOW! What a great fishing weekend to start the MSSA Fishing Tournament. We had a late start on Friday because of work (I know... that is no excuse!)
Our plans were to fish Thomas Point Lighthouse and points further south. We were able to keep the boat on the South River saving much travel time and leaving us with more fishable time on the water.
Knowing we only had a few hours to fish on tournament time we started off at Thomas Point Lighthouse trolling eastward toward Bloody Point Lighthouse. We saw a lot of fish on the sounder. As we headed into deeper water we kept seeing better markings. We ended up in 162 feet of water. As we turned the boat around towards the western shore and started trolling up to about 70 feet of water on that edge we caught this beautiful 36 inch 34 pound rock on a white tandem rig at 125 feet back. Unfortunately we ran out of time on the tournament that day.
We started off Saturday at 6 o'clock sharp and headed south. We began fishing at Breezy Point trolling eastward toward the south end of Tilghman Island. The plan was to zig-zag up the bay. We saw a ton of fish through out the morning but no bites. As we zig-zagged up the bay toward Chesapeake Beach in about 45 foot of water we caught our first fish of the day a 38 inch rock on another white tandem rig. So we kept on trolling toward the shipping channel around Poplar Island. We started crossing the channel and caught out next 39 inch 37 pound rock fish on a white umbrella rig. Our tournament was now over as we did not want to throwback that beauty. We started heading back but still trolling. At this point we were toward Deale on a northwest course. Within a half hour we snagged another 34 pound rock. We threw that back to the bay for another day since we had our limit.
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Eli Tomac's debut as a full-time 450-class rider didn't go to well for the 2013 250 outdoor National MX Champion. The GEICO/Honda Team rider went down early in his heat race when he and Jake Weimer got together in a rhythm section on the first lap and went down. Tomac injured his shoulder and did not return.
"The decision not to race was the hardest one I've ever had to make," said Tomac, who suffered a pinched nerve, causing his his left arm to go numb numb. "I just have no strength in my arm and shoulder, and I knew I wouldn't be able to hold onto the bike. It would have been dangerous, and I might have hurt myself even more.
"The best thing to do is get some rest, keep this thing iced up to get the swelling down, and hope I can ride next weekend in Arizona. This certainly isn't the way I wanted to start the year, but I guess it could have been worse."
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Lakisha Gaither told us that she sent her 15-year-old daughter, Brianna Stewart, to her grandmother's house in Fairfax after a violent confrontation with a group of teenagers at their Woodbridge neighborhood.
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Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Rugby World Cup Daily - Midweek injury updates
It's been a long, and good day of rugby at the World Cup as three matches took place earlier with two of them being close fought affairs. Rugby World Cup daily takes a look at the results, and we get a short injury update on the man who can, Dan Carter.
Samoa and Namibia was a bit of a rout, but then the game of the day was the Canadian unraveling of Tonga, which surprised many despite their close proximity on the official IRB Rankings. Tonga have a lot of European and Super Rugby experience, but that didn't count for much as Canada came out on top, 25-20.
Scotland and Georgia was fairly dire, but a hard fought 15-6 win for the Scots against a strong Georgian side who will always be a tough challenge for whoever they come up against.
Some of the biggest news of the day, and certainly yesterday, are the injuries that are causing a bit of concern for a few teams. Flyhalf David Skrela of France has been sent home, while England's key front rower Andrew Sheridan has suffered a reoccurence of a shoulder injury, so will be doing the same.
"It's a big blow to leave the World Cup through injury, but it's a significant injury to the shoulder, so I have to deal with that and get on with it now," Sheridan said.
Bryan Habana is also injured (knee), so won't be taking part in South Africa's meeting with Fiji. Victor Matfield (hamstring) and Jean De Villiers (ribs) seem to be in the same boat, as does Bakkies Botha (achilles).
The biggest injury talking point in the host nation will be that of New Zealand's Dan Carter, who has been forced to sit out of their match against Japan because of a sore back. He picked up the knock against Tonga.
By all accounts it seems to be precautionary, as is explained in the below RWC Daily show.
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i spilt tea all over me i was laughing so hard at that!
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Shows the updated team list for anyone that's interested.
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Ken Ihara got started playing with robots during his time as an assistant in the Harvard Robotics Lab. Ken recently started a kickstarter for his latest creation The Cardboard Robotic Arm. With a reach just shy of six feet this is a work of cardboard engineering art. The arm comes in two flavors, The Cool Dad Kit which has a three finger gripper and The Cinematographer Kit which has a mounting for a smart phone to shoot time lapse and videos.
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'Course, the route that we should have gone, when they passed the Fourteenth Amendment, that really was the basis of all these so-called rights and still is. At that time, we ought not to have ever had segregated schools, segregation in the South. Once you adopt a pattern and a mold of conduct with all of the laws involved, including your Constitution, and it's been in being for over a hundred years, people don't change their habits.
They really don't. I've done some reading, too, back in that period of time, and the laws really came into place between about 1877 and the turn of the century.
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Right. As a matter of fact, we didn't have the white primary law in Georgia, I don't think, until about 1917.
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2010. Nicaragua/France/Spain. Directed and co-written by Florence Jaugey. With Alma Blanco, Gabriel Benavides, Rigoberto Mayorga. La Yuma, the first fiction feature film to emerge from Nicaragua in 20 years, vividly depicts the life of a strong-willed and rebellious 18-year-old girl. Trapped in a gang she has outgrown, she dreams of becoming a boxer and longs for independence. In the ring, she finds release for the pent-up aggression and anger from life in the slums of Managua, a loveless family life, and friends who waste their lives on petty crime. Things take a turn for the better when a famous boxing teacher takes her under his wing, and she meets Ernesto, a journalism student who lives a protected life far from the violence of Managua's streets. In spite of their differences, they feel an affinity through their shared desire to find a place for themselves in the world, but their love leads to dangerous tension with Yuma's jealous ex-boyfriend. Blanco's passionate portrayal of Yuma make this somewhat familiar "female Rocky" fresh and appealing, and Jaigey's feel for the fraught atmosphere of the slums and the daily rituals of teenagers on the edge makes for a vivid, engaging first film. In Spanish; English subtitles. 91 min.
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Laboratory of Neuronal Structure and Function
Wylie Vale Chair
Paul E. Sawchenko, professor and head of the Laboratory of Neuronal Structure and Function, studies how the brain is organized to control such bodily functions as eating, drinking, blood pressure and response to stress.
Sawchenko's work attempts to understand the complex networks of brain cells that are involved in each of these essential functions, to identify specific molecules that affect communication between cells that make up these networks, and how these molecules are regulated under stressful conditions. These studies could have implications for the understanding and management of pathological conditions including hypertension, autoimmune diseases and stress-related psychiatric disorders, such as certain forms of depression and anorexia nervosa.
The typical signs of an infection–fever, listlessness, lack of appetite–are orchestrated by the brain in response to inflammatory cytokines, which are the immune system's signaling molecules. Cytokines are generated at the site of infection, then circulate in the blood and communicate with neurons in the brain to engage the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis, an integral part of the brain's stress response machinery.
But cytokines are big molecules, and how their reach extends beyond the almost impenetrable blood-brain barrier has been the topic of much dispute. Earlier research by Sawchenko and others suggested a vascular route whereby cytokines interact with vessel walls to generate secondary messengers, which then engage the relevant circuitry in the brain. Tightly packed endothelial cells, which line narrow capillaries throughout the brain, are perfectly positioned to record circulating immune signals, but they require a very strong signal to become activated. Perivascular macrophages, on the other hand–specialized white blood cells that digest cellular debris and pathogens and are lined up along the blood-brain barrier–are more sensitive but lack direct access to the bloodstream.
To determine the role of these two cell types, Sawchenko's group recently injected liposomes containing clodronate, a drug that can cause cell death, into the lateral cerebral ventricle of rodents. The liposomes were taken up by the macrophages, which were killed off. Without perivascular macrophages, the animals were unable to respond to blood-borne interleukin-1, which is a cytokine, and initiate the brain's so-called acute phase responses, which help the body tackle the challenge at hand but also cause the feeling of "being sick." To their surprise, however, Sawchenko's team found that the same cells suppressed the pro-inflammatory activities of endothelial cells, which are only stirred to action when they encounter lipopolysaccharide, a key component of the cell walls of certain bacteria.
The identification of a potent anti-inflammatory mechanism in the brain may pave the way for new therapies for chronic neurodegenerative diseases such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), Parkinson's, Alzheimer's and prion diseases, in which central inflammatory mechanisms play an important role.


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Stitching BU history together, shirt by shirt
Since last year, the Office of Alumni and Parent Relations has received approximately 150 BU T-shirts from alumni for use to form five multi-colored quilts, which will be hung throughout campus.
"We thought it was a great way to engage our alumni," said Rose Bacmanski Frierman, senior associate director of Alumni and Parent Relations. "The alumni didn't know what to do with them but throw them away. So instead, we told them to send them back to us."
The idea was the brainchild of Jordan Fox '02, a Homecoming Committee member, who proposed the idea to collect the shirts from other alumni and showcase them at the school.
Alumni donated T-shirts advertising a variety of campus organizations and events, from the radio station to theater productions to reunion weekends and athletics teams. The T-shirts were hung on clotheslines at the 2002 homecoming before stitching them together.
The quilts, with the largest measuring 90 inches by 95 inches, also have themes. Only one quilt, with an athletic theme, currently hangs in the West Gym lobby. However, Frierman said plans exist to hang the remaining four quilts at yet undetermined locations.
"This was really a success," Frierman said. "It was one of the neatest, innovative things we have done in our office."


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Once upon a time, field service technicians had to wait for something to actually break before they even knew there was a problem to fix. Now technology has taken over certain areas of maintenance. Machines can now talk to each other and communicate about wear issues before they become complete breakdowns. This translates to a faster response time and actually getting problems fixed before they arise, which can keep operations running smoothly.
Currently there are 50 billion sensors in machines communicating their status to the mother ship. In the next few years, however, that number is expected to balloon to 2 trillion. The sensors measure for unusual or abnormal readings at regular intervals and reports data to other machines. This translates to greater predictability in infrastructure.
Check out this infographic for more statistics on machine to machine communication and infrastructure upgrades. Do you have something to add to the conversation? Be sure to share this infographic with your friends.


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Working at Pembrokeshire College – Be part of a successful organisation
The College currently employs over 500 employees and is organised into 2 main faculties: Health, Care and Business, and Technology. With a main campus in the county town of Haverfordwest, and the MITEC Centre in Milford Haven (specialising in marine technology), the College also delivers courses at community venues across the county as well as on employers premises.
Work Based Learning is well established in many businesses throughout the region with the needs of local businesses being met through training4business, a specialised division devoted solely to meeting the training needs of local companies.
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Pembrokeshire College has an excellent and committed team of staff who receive a package of benefits including:
|Competitive salary
|Final salary pension scheme
|Generous annual leave entitlement
|Free fitness facilities
|Superb training and development opportunities
|Excellent restaurant/cafeteria facilities
|Excellent childcare facilities
|Flexible working
|Free health and beauty treatments
|Free part-time course provision
|Occupational health provision
|Opportunities to learn Welsh
Living in Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire College is based in west Wales with large parts of the county being in the UK's only coastal national park.
To find out more about living and working in Pembrokeshire, visit the following websites which provide useful information about the area:
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Rick Santorum: Provocateur of the Right
In the past, Rick Santorum had a habit of beating incumbent Democrats. His appeal against fellow Republicans, however, has yet to be tested. Until now: following Wednesday's announcement of the former Senator's "testing-the-waters committee," Santorum is officially joining the race for the race for the 2012 GOP presidential nomination.
Beginning his proper political career in 1990, Santorum unseated a seven-term Democrat to represent Pennsylvania's 18th district in the House of Representatives. He served at that post until 1994, when he won election to the U.S. Senate, taking out Democrat Harris Wofford after only one term. Santorum was re-elected in 2000, but couldn't survive a 2006 challenge from Democrat Bob Casey, Jr.
In a primary bid, Santorum probably has as much working against him as for him amongst conservatives. His disbelief in a Constitutional right to privacy and insistence on the sanctity of the traditional family combine to form an outspoken intolerance of homosexuality that goes further than the views expressed by other Republican candidates. In a 2002 op-ed, Santorum went so far as to partially excuse Catholic priests for sexual abuse because, "When the culture is sick, every element in it becomes infected."
He also has his name tied to intelligent design: the "Santorum Amendment" to the 2001 No Child Left Behind Act would have forced public schools to offer the creationist perspective in science classes, and to call into question the scientific evidence supporting evolution. That amendment was rejected.
During the lame-duck session of 2006, the Senator was also one of only two votes against confirming Robert Gates as Secretary of Defense. Santorum's dissent offered a platform for him to denounce diplomatic engagement with Iran and Syria, and rail against the threat of "Islamic fascism," a term he coined himself. On foreign policy, he's to the right of most other Republican hopefuls, but Santorum's logic definitely has its audience.
Santorum stakes out another unpopular position in his advocacy for privatizing Social Security, but the idea has more footing with conservatives. Indeed, in the wake of Paul Ryan's budget proposal to make Medicare a private voucher system, market-based Social Security reform may in fact come into vogue for Republican voters.
As he considers seeking the GOP nomination, positives for Rick Santorum include his hard line on immigration (which includes calls to build a border barrier and immediately deport illegals), staunch opposition to abortion, support for practices at Guantanamo Bay, and backing of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker in his efforts to impose anti-union austerity measures.
The negatives? Well, impassioned rhetoric aside, what immediately comes to mind is Santorum's unfortunate distinction as the namesake of a sexual neologism. A "Google problem" has haunted him for almost a decade...
It's unclear how much the association would actually hurt Santorum's presidential bid.
In GOP primary polls, the former Senator has seen a mixed bag. January surveys showed Pennsylvania Republicans placing Santorum in a third place tie with Newt Gingrich, trailing Mike Huckabee and Sarah Palin by significant margins, and surpassing Mitt Romney by only two percent. However, in the last week Santorum came out on top in a Greenville County, South Carolina GOP straw poll. He made 14 visits to the state in advance of that vote.


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White & dark chocolate terrine
By James Martin
Cooking timePrep: 30 mins Plus 2 hours chilling
Skill levelFor the keen cook
ServingsServes 8
James's take on a classic chocolate marquise has a silky-smooth layer of white chocolate sandwiched in the middle
Nutrition and extra info
Nutrition info
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 679
- protein
- 6g
- carbs
- 40g
- fat
- 56g
- saturates
- 32g
- fibre
- 1g
- sugar
- 39g
- salt
- 0.16g
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- a little oil, for greasing
- 200g white chocolate, broken into pieces
- 568ml pot double cream
- 300g dark chocolate, broken into pieces
- 2 large egg whites
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- Brush a 2lb loaf tin (about 22 x 11 x 6cm) with oil, line completely with cling film (the oil will help it to stick to the sides), then line the base with a strip of baking parchment. Gently melt the white chocolate in a heatproof bowl over a pan of barely simmering water, then remove from the heat and leave to cool a little. Using an electric whisk, beat in 200ml of the cream until the mixture is just holding its own shape. Set aside while you make the dark layer.
- Melt the dark chocolate as you did the white, then remove from the heat and cool for 1 min. Little by little, stir the remaining cream into the melted chocolate until you have a smooth, thick ganache. Whisk the egg whites to soft peaks, stir a third into the ganache to loosen it, then fold in the rest.
- To assemble, spoon just under half of the dark mixture into the loaf tin and smooth the surface. Spoon over the white chocolate and smooth, then gently spoon the remaining dark chocolate mixture over the top, being careful not to disturb the white layer, again smoothing the surface. Cover and chill for at least 2 hrs. If you're making the terrine the day before, let it sit at room temperature for 1 hr before serving.
- To serve, turn the tin upside down onto a serving plate and use the edges of cling film to ease out the terrine. Remove the cling film and baking parchment and serve with the Star anise biscuits (see Goes well with, right).
Recipe from Good Food magazine, April 2009
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I think this could be good, the dark chocolate part worked like a dream but the white chocolate left everything to be desired, it was sickly and sloppy. Next time,I would add some marscapone or cream cheese in an effort to lighten up the white chocolate part instead of cream, perhaps a 50:50 mixture. Very dissappointed:-((


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YIELD: Serves 4 as a side dish or supper with crusty bread
- 2 pounds fresh spinach, washed and tough stems removed
- Coarse sea salt
- 4 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/2 cup thinly sliced scallions
- 3/4 cup finely chopped onions or leeks
- 1/2 cup fresh tomato purée reduced by boiling to 3 tablespoons
- 1/2 cup long-grain rice
- 1/4 cup chopped dill
- Freshly ground black pepper
- Oily black olives for garnish
- Chunks of feta cheese or spoonfuls of thick yogurt for garnish
Wash the spinach and tender stems until the water runs clean; drain. If leaves are large and crinkly, sprinkle lightly with salt and mix well. Let stand in a colander 15 minutes; rinse and squeeze out excess moisture. Shred the spinach to make about 3 cups.
Heat 3 tablespoons of the olive oil in a 10-inch straight-sided skillet. Add the scallions, onions, a pinch of salt, and 1/4 cup water and cook, covered, over medium-low heat for 10 minutes. When the water evaporates, slowly let the onions turn golden, stirring occasionally. Add 1 cup water, the reduced tomato purée, and rice. Cover and cook for 10 minutes.
Spread the spinach and dill over the rice, cover, and cook 10 minutes longer. Remove from heat, mix, then place a double thickness of paper toweling over the rice, cover again, and let stand until cool. Adjust the seasoning with black pepper and salt and drizzle with the remaining tablespoon olive oil. Serve at room temperature garnished with black olives and feta cheese or yogurt.
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Nutritional Info
- Calories276
- Carbohydrates31 g (10%)
- Fat15 g (23%)
- Protein9 g (18%)
- Saturated Fat2 g (10%)
- Sodium638 mg (27%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat2 g
- Fiber7 g (26%)
- Monounsaturated Fat10 g
- Cholesterol0


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Relief with a ram's head, 2nd century A.D.,
Gift of Karen Giles Hovey, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kulp,
Jr., Mr. William I. Winchester, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bingham
Jr., Mrs. J. Byron Hilliard, John and Mary Louise Barr,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Angell, Dr. Charles and Lisa Barr,
Ms.Anne B. Ogden, and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ardery 1993.7
Rams' heads were a common feature in Roman art.
They were often used as decorative corners on sculptural
reliefs and could be found on cinerary urns, altars
and sarcophagi. This ram's head appears to have
been carved in high relief and was likely part of a
narrative frieze. The presence of a left hand gripping
the top of the head indicates that this is a fragment
of a larger work, and the back of the sculpture lets
us know that it was not intended to been seen in the
round. The narrative may have been mythological in nature,
or possibly ritualistic, depicting a sacrificial procession
in which the lamb would have been an offering to the
gods. The delicate working and classical style are reminiscent
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Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure Nail Polish
228 reviews
72% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.2
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.2
Price: $$$
on 11/7/2014 8:52:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
5 reasons why i love this nail polish:
1- Easy to apply (has large applicator brush)
2- Two coats is all you need. (I topped mine off with Essie go to go top coat so it would dry faster)
3- Did not chip until 4th day which is how long a salon manicure lasts on me.
4- Tons of color choices
5- Cheaper than a salon manicure
on 11/6/2014 12:39:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
This was so easy to apply. Loved the color, Please Sea Me. But...it did chip within 2 days AND, when I removed it, my nails and fingers were BLUE!! I can't get it off! I have a parent meeting in a bit, and I have blue fingers!
on 9/6/2014 5:34:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Love this nail polish line! Definitely one of my favorite lines from Sally Hansen. This line is one of the few drugstore brand lines that has a really nice range of neutral shades. It also has some nice dark and colorful shades as well!
The packaging is really nice, looks expensive and very substantial. The brush is wide and curved. For someone like me who isn't the best with applying on nail polish, it makes for a very easy application although some of you who prefer the common thin nail brush might hate it.
The formula is fantastic! With the lighter shades, you will find some streaking, but with 3-4 coats it won't be noticeable anymore. The nail polish lasts on the nails for a good amount of time, maybe 4-7 days before chipping occurs. I do use this with a base coat and sometimes with a top coat, I find that a top coat isn't necessary to prolong the wear of the nail polish.
I have an issue with brittle nails that break easily and this nail polish formula doesn't make it worse :D. I find that some nail polish formulas are just way too harsh for my nails and this one isn't one of them.
Overall, love this line! Great selection of shades, a bit expensive but you can always find Sally Hansen nail polish on sale. Easy to find in stores. Definitely recommend :)
on 8/3/2014 3:29:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I have been using this nail polish for several years, but I like to change colors and there was not so much variety. After several months wandering and using many different brands (I tried several colors of Essie and Opi, which I hated due to they chip even the same day), and trying expensive ones like Ciate (very good), $1 cheap drugstore brands and supposely long lasting brands (CND vinylux), I went back to Sally Hansen complete manicure nail polish. They now have new colors and is so good that I do not have to apply base and top coat separately. And it lasts longer than all the other ones I tried.
on 7/28/2014 9:55:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I am a nail polish collector and fiend. I am also the laziest person on the planet. Finding a base/topcoat/polish in one bottle is like finding the holy grail! I have several colors in this line - my go-to is Red My Lips, an opaque, classy and sexy red. Big fan of Barracuda when I tire of red, with some other pinks/reds/neutrals in between. I am prone to buying opaques and bright opaques with a shimmer, so coverage has never been an issue for me with this line, 2-3 coats does it for me and I could get away with 1 if pressed for time due to the heavy pigmentation in the colors. The brush is wide, short and flat - you either love it or hate it. I love it, but I'm also an old hand (ha!) at polish application. Great formula, great variety, same price as OPI and Essie, perfect for the lazy beauty buff!
on 7/20/2014 12:10:00 PM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Blond, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Green
I love Sally Hansen hard as nails polish. I have been a customer for 30 years. I have always loved their hard as nails formula.
I saw this polish, Debut--tint, it is a creamy white polish with some gold sparkly glints (not glitter) in it. I thought it was beautiful. I liked the brush and while it is true it is translucent and streaks, as you add more polish it looks really nice.
The problem is that it doesn't last very long. Within a day or two it is wearing off, and chipping.
I could put up with that and did for a very long time. Then I noticed that something was wrong with my nails. The gold glint is very hard to take off of my nails. Even if I use a base coat or two, the gold is still showing up on my nails along with some type of coating that is hard to remove. Now my nails look very damaged.
I am going to back to the hard as nails.
Then the condition of my nails got really bad with peeling, breaking, etc. They look so bad I have purchased a camoflauge polish from Barielle to cover them til they grow out.
At first I thought it was the OPI polish, then I realized that it was the Sally Hansen, my favorite brand of polish. I don't know what is in it but what ever it is is killing my nails.
I know this won't happen to everyone, we are all different but I do wonder what is in this polish that is bothering me so much.
on 7/19/2014 7:45:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I have never reviewed a polish, but this stuff is AMAZING. I am usually an OPI gal, but I bought this on sale at CVS in shade 150 Hi Ho Silver because I wanted a shiny, glittery opaque silver. (it looks great with my white gold and silver rings) I brought this to my manicurist and she loves the brush on Sally Hansen polishes. She put on a base coat, 2 coats of the polish, and a top coat. It is now EIGHT days later and it still looks perfect...no chips! This is unheard of for me - I am a stay at home mom and do laundry, cooking, and housework all day long. I wash my hands 10 or more times a day. Sometimes my manicure won't even last 3 days before it is chipping and/or peeling off. I notice that this polish is not supposed to need a base or top coat., but have not tried it alone yet. As far as the bad reviews, maybe it depends on what shade you get. But this shade 150 is an outstanding winner, and I will definitely not hesitate to try other colors in this line.
on 7/13/2014 4:40:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I have two shades from this collection, and let me tell you I've had no luck with these.
The colors I have are rather streaky and thin. It literally takes FIVE coats to make it opaque! And at that point, its thick and gloppy and never dries completely. Its also the type of nail polish that sticks to bumps in your nails and exaggerates them. This is probably my least favorite nail polish actually, its just so thin and streaky. Lacks pigmentation and just anything special.
The brush is ok I guess, the product would be even more terrible without it so I guess its got that on its side.
on 7/7/2014 12:56:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I have this in Angel Wings. The color is an iridescent shimmery white that appears pinkish-silvery-gold in A certain light. I love the color. I love the brush, shorter, wider and denser so it covers the surface of the nail with lesser strokes and usually one coat is sufficient. The polish lasts only a few days however before I notice chips. But this color is light so it's not as noticeable. A darker or brighter color would definitely show the chips. It is a good value. Cheaper than OPI or Essie. I would buy this particular color again and maybe would try others.
on 7/4/2014 2:26:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Other, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
I have two bottles of this now, Sheer Ecstasy and Peach of Cake. I don't like the formula. It's very streaky. The brush is nice and wide, which should make for an easier application, but the polish itself moves the way you'd expect a bottle of old stuff that's been open for a while to move. It's just sticky and too thick, and thick without being opaque. Not a good product.
Edit: I should say one thing for this polish: it's super shiny, even without top coat. Which is good, because I didn't have time to do the clearcoat before I left today. And my nails really do look nice.
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Nok Airlines' first-quarter net profit plunged 90.2% year-on-year because of the more intense competition, the political turmoil in Thailand and a weakened baht against the US dollar.
The budget carrier's earnings for January-March was 40.9 million baht, down from 416.1 million baht recorded in the same period last year, the company said in its filing to the Stock Exchange of Thailand on Friday.
Nok Air, owned 39% by Thai Airways International, pointed to competition in the domestic air transport industry, from full-service airlines and low cost carriers (LCC), which grew more intense in the last quarter of 2013, coupled with the entry of a new LCC player - Thai Lion Air - as reasons for its fallen profits.
The civil unrest had decelerated the economy since the fourth quarter of 2013, and the private consumption index, prepared by the Bangkok of Thailand, had fallen by 2.5% in February 2014.
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Using innovative and traditional methods, the Elmira College Office of Student Life makes a significant contribution to a student's total collegiate experience by offering a significant number of opportunities for students to participate in social, cultural, leadership, recreational, and residential activities in a safe and secure dynamic environment.
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The Oklahoman's Oklahoma City Thunder and NBA beat writer John Rohde answered questions from readers in today's Power Lunch chat. Read the entire chat recap here. Participate in our Power Lunch chats Monday-Friday at 11 a.m. at NewsOK.com/sports
On whether the Thunder will win Game 3 in Memphis: Not sure. But I sure like their chances of splitting in Memphis after last night. Slight momentum swing in the series is now in OKC's favor. Team that won the most recent game always has the momentum. On whether Thunder forward Serge Ibaka will play in Game 3 vs. Memphis: Thunder doesn't practice today. Should be good to go. Just bumped knees. Was ready to start second half, if needed. Was on a bike in the tunnel. On why guard Nate Robinson hasn't played in the playoffs for OKC: He's not good enough, proved that with 2 for 11 effort in season finale against Milwaukee. Besides, he's much more valuable on the sideline than on the court. He's one of the best bench players I ever recall seeing. He is into it, cheering on teammates; sticking up for them; coming to their defense. Last night was a prime example, coming to James Harden's defense. On why the Thunder is being public with their defensive strategy on Memphis: Trust me,every NBA team knows what the other team has done. Chat Recap: John Rohde
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