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Friday, September 23, 2011
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Gifts are hard to accept when we have done nothing to deserve them. I think it is as hard to accept cash as it is to accept an object when we have done nothing worthy of such generosity.
On the other hand, many of us find it easier to accept a verbal compliment than a material gift. Perhaps we are thinking "words are cheap and don't cost the giver anything."
Whenever I am given something without any connection to a service rendered I'm wondering where is the "hook?" What will this cost me later? My mail and e-mail is full of those "free" offers.
The gift that seems the most difficult to receive is the one thing that most perfectly reflects God's love -- a new life empowered by the grace of God in Christ Jesus.
The wildflower for today is another gift of beauty from God with no strings attached, simply free for us to enjoy.
Silene regia
Several years ago I went to the wildflower garden at Georgia Perimeter College's Panthersville campus. While there, I photographed several clusters of catchfly plants.
They are native to America and found in dry woods and well drained fields. Though the S. regia is more abundant in the Midwest, it is thriving in Georgia.
The plants I photographed stood about 2 feet tall with thin stems; however, in the better habitats, they may reach 4 feet. The leaves of the royal catchfly are lance-shaped opposites, abundant at the base and less scattered up the stem.
The more common catchfly of the Eastern U.S. (Silene rotundifolia) has broader leaves.
The final feature I wish to note is the tube-shaped feature under the bright colored petals. Most plants in the pink family have this feature. The royal catchfly sepals are sticky with 10 veins, five of which are pronounced, as illustrated.
The 16th verse of the account of the conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus explains that whomever simply trusts and relies on what Jesus taught and did becomes the recipient of God's forgiveness and redemption.
Jesus' message was clear -- God unconditionally loves each of us and desires to liberate us from the evil within each of us by giving us a new start in life. There is no way to earn God's gracious gift but to accept it as an expression of His boundless love.
Tomorrow, the Master Gardeners Plant Sale will be held at the county facility on Parker Road. At 1:30 p.m., I will be making a visual presentation on 30 fall wildflowers present in this area of Georgia.
For a color image to the royal catchfly, go to www.rockdalecitizen.com and search Orrin Morris.
Orrin Morris is a retired Baptist minister, local artist and art teacher. Notecards are available of the wildflowers published in the Citizen. His e-mail is email@example.com or call him at 770-929-3697.
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Restaurants, like any other business, must adhere to federal, state and local laws in order to operate and protect the health of their customers and employees.
Here are the top ten legal responsibilities of every restaurant:
Menu Labeling
On March 23, 2010, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act was signed into federal law. Section 4205 of this act states that restaurants with similar menus at 20 or more locations are required to clearly print the calorie count for each item on the menu.
Learn more about how FDA menu labeling affects diner's choices
Employment and Labor.
The Fair Labor Standards Act sets rules and provides guidance to ensure that employers in the United States do not violate the rights of their workers.
Employee Information.
Restaurants must verify that their employees are legally allowed to work in the United States. With the increase in illegal immigration crackdowns seen in 2008, this is becoming an even more important issue.
Food Safety.
Food service establishments must follow local and federal food safety laws in order to minimize the chances of food poisoning outbreaks. Restaurants are also regularly inspected by the health department to assure Food Code compliance.
All restaurants are required to file quarterly and yearly tax returns on payroll, income and other taxable assets to the IRS.
Restaurants are required to pay their employees based on current federal minimum wage and tipping laws.
There are many risks associated with running a restaurant. One way to manage operational risks is through having liability, property and workers compensation insurance.
Worker Safety.
All food service establishments must provide a safe working environment to reduce the risk of employee injuries. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration enforces laws and provides recommendations for ensuring an injury-free commercial kitchen.
Serving Alcohol.
Bars and restaurants that serve alcohol must be licensed to do so. They are also legally responsible for the conduct of a patron who has too much to drink.
Before opening a restaurant, the owners must check to make sure that their restaurant's name is not already registered or trademarked by another corporation.
Music Licenses.
Many restaurants play music over a central speaker system. This helps set the mood and add to a restaurants concept. However, the restaurant must be licensed and pay for the music they play in order to avoid lawsuits from the music industry.


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Mastering Technique: Roast, Bake, & Broil
- When Wednesday, June 27, 2012 at 6 p.m.
- Where Alchemy of the Hearth, 960 Rancheros Drive Ste L, San Marcos, CA Map | Website
- Age limit All ages
- Categories Food, Lectures & Classes
- Cost $65
Above: Promotional graphic for Alchemy of the Hearth: "Explore the magic of cooking - hands on classes for adults, teens and children" 760-233-2433.
The secret to cooking well doesn't lie in knowing a ton of recipes. Cooking well relies on time tested techniques passed down from generation to generation of cooks. Join Executive Chef Arleen Lloyd for the 10 class series geared towards mastering the techniques that will make you the best cook you can be.
Note: Purchase all 10 classes for $450.00 or purchase each class individually for $65.
In this class you will learn the what defines roasting, baking, broiling. You will then practice each technique with applicable foods. Please bring an apron, closed toe shoes, chefs knife and containers to carry your creations home.
Date: June 27th at 6 p.m.
Price: $65.00 individually/ $450 for 10 classes
Location: Alchemy of the Hearth at 960 Rancheros Drive Ste, L, San Marcos, CA 92069. Google Maps.


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Valor & Victory is a game of WWII Squad-Level Combat
Through the shattered ruins of a quaint European village, to the scorched sands of North Africa, and on the deadly beaches of a mist-shrouded Pacific island, Valor & Victory puts you in command of the troops and machines that fought across the battlefields of World War II.
Valor & Victory is a fast playing, easy to learn World War II squad-level game system. V&V gets you into the action quickly, without requiring you to learn a lot of minutiae and unnecessary detail. But don't let that fool you — Valor & Victory is a complete WWII wargaming system, covering infantry and armored combat, artillery and air strikes, snipers, close assaults, armored overruns, fortifications, and much more!
Valor & Victory may be easy to learn, but it's challenging and fun. So whether you're looking for an evening of serious wargaming action, or simply a quick battle at lunch, Valor & Victory delivers!
Online Play
What follows is a comprehensive, but possibly incomplete listing of scenarios created for V&V. Browsing through the forums and the file section may reveal others being either created or finished.
To see relative balance and post comments and questions to all the scenarios, go here: Valor and Victory Scenarios
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* Scenario ID - Scenario Name - (Complexity - Setting)
Barry Doyle (AnglePark)
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Greg Gresik (Nikoms)
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Dan Buman (1932f20)
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Nobody living in Hampton Roads? Chesapeake? Portsmouth? Norfolk? Hampton? Va Beach??
I live in Chesterfield County, a suburb near Richmond. We found out yesterday at 21 weeks that our little boy has bilateral clubfoot.
What about you?
My wife and I are also in Chesterfield. (North Chesterfield) We have a 7 month old boy with bilateral clubfoot.
Let me know if you need any data on local doctors or the process you will be going through. And a ray of hope, our boy is already crawling, has been for a month or so. Standing up, feet looking great.
Welcome to the group.
Sorry to respond so late to this post. Thank you so much for your offer, I would love to have any info you have to offer, at this point esp. about local doctors. I haven't found much specific info on the web and I am interested in the Ponsetti method (from what I have learned so far). I am due 2/5/13 with baby Jack. He is our first boy and we have three girls ages 8, 6, and 3. I have had a very hard time with the news but at the same time I am counting my blessings.


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Ad first I am looking for remove the balsam/ to separate the parts.
Second as a sealant/ a adhesive to buitlt the parts together.
Is is already used to built together some lens parts for a objective.
Many years ago Zeiss have it already used but that was terrible.
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Cockcroft: Top 100 keepers
Updated: March 9, 2007, 6:00 PM ETBy Tristan H. Cockcroft | ESPN.com
My fellow keeper-league readers, you finally have your wish.
Be it through chat questions or e-mails, one thing seemed clear this preseason: You crave keeper-league rankings, pointing to my column of last July geared toward advising owners looking to make late-season trades. Well, I certainly appreciate the sentiments with regard to my last keeper-ranking column, and as I always say, I'm thrilled to hear your feedback on what kinds of things you'd like to see covered in the coming weeks.
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$795—$1,110 1—2 bed 11444 137th St, Largo FL, 33774
Previously Listed from $795 1—2 bed
11444 137th St, Largo, 33774
Commute to Downtown Seminole
This apartment is in Largo. The closest park is Walsingham County Park.
11444 137th St has a Walk Score of 63 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Utilities Included, Sparkling Swimming Pool, Relaxing Hot Tub, Private Patio or Balcony with lake view, Paddleboats for you to enjoy, Pets Welcome, Picnic Areas w/ Grills, 9 Acre Natural Fishing Lake, 2 Gazebos, Walk In Closets, Lighted Tennis Court, 1 Mile from Indian Rocks Beach
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Michelle M
Jul 08, 2014
I have lived here for more than 4 years and love it ! The lake view is great and we are close to everything ! Beaches ,parks, shopping. We've had our ups and downs with some changes in management, however our current manager is by far the best we've had. We most certainly do not have roaches, pest control is weekly, monthly, bi-monthly which ever you choose. crack addicts and drunks do not infest our community. Lori has worked hard to make this a peaceful place. Unlike the team before her who did nothing but rent to the drunks and addicts in the first place ! Kudos to Lori Lemons taking on the task of giving us back our little piece of paradise and for making this a nice place to live. She deserves more support from us all and many thanks. Good things are happening here !
Paul Scharringhausen
Nov 28, 2013
At first glance, these apartments seem perfect....1 mile from the beach...nice lake view...good location...utilities included. However these things don't make up for it's shortcomings. First, the entire complex is infested with german roaches and I have confirmed this with several current and former residents. The property management refuses to do anything about it...sure the pest control guy comes every 3 months....but the company is too incompetant to handle a roach infestation of this magnitude. I had them come spray 3 weeks in a row and the roaches just laugh at us. Completely unacceptable for a complex that charges $800 a month for rent. Second problem is the walls are paper thin....I get the pleasure of hearing my neighbors every movement. And if I try to watch TV at night people complain about me even if I watch at a low volume. Third problem are the residents...the majority of them are drunken veterans, crack addicts, and mentally handicapped folks who leave shopping carts all over the property, steal your laundry from the laundry room...and stare at you when you walk by. Finally, the leasing manager Lori is a sociopath who talks down to you like you are some peasant...and I've never had a conversation with her that wasnt extremely awkward. Unless you are desperate or don't mind sharing your home with roaches...do not rent from here!
Michael Horner
May 25, 2014
Nice view of the lake !
A Google User
Jun 07, 2012
My fiancée and I have lived here going on 5 years. It's a beautiful place to live. Best part about living here is all the utilities are included except for cable. I only have a few complaints about living here. One of my complaints are that I pay around $800 a month to live here and the apartment is very very small. Also a few years ago my air condition broke and it ruin our carpet from the water damage and the workers walking all over my carpet with dirty and muddy shoes. After they were finished my carpet was ruined and it has never been the same. They did have somebody come in and clean my carpet but the padding under the carpet was ruined so now my carpet is very dirty no matter how many times I clean it. But we recently got new management. The new management is really doing a great job the place looks great. I personally would recommend this place if you are looking for a new apartment to move to. Our new manager Cheryl is always looking out for everyone's best interest. So I highly recommend that if you're looking for somewhere to live The Lakes at Largo is a great place.
A Google User
Apr 09, 2012
I lived at castilian for two years 1st year was good 2nd was a nightmare. They got a new apartment manager named Tony...psycho big time. The dude is crazy going around trying to start stuff with everybody. Just trying to find something wrong. I had a friend come to spend the weekend with me and he come banging on my door at 11 o'clock at night asking who was in my apartment. One nite I ran out to get something out of my car he was out leaning on my car asking me what I was doing in the parking lot n started giving me a hard time. The dude is wacked out. I could go on and on story after story but I have better things to do just wanted to give u guys the heads up. Hopefully they got rid of tony the bolonie lol
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Yala Snow MountainRecreation / Outdoor Peaks or SummitsBakram, Aba, Sichuan Province, China
Mugecuo Nature Reserve is another popular place in the area offering beautiful alpine lakes & scenic vistas. The holy Yala Snow Mountain…
Hanas National Nature ReserveRecreation / Outdoor Nature ReservesAltai, Xinjiang, China
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Li RiverRecreation / Outdoor RiversGuilin, Guangxi, China
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Dujiangyan is an irrigation infrastructure built in 256 BC during the Warring States Period of China by the Kingdom of Qin. It is located in the…
Longmen CavesRecreation / Outdoor CavesLuoyang, Hénán Province, China
The Longmen Grottoes or Longmen Caves are one of the finest examples of Chinese Buddhist art. Housing tens of thousands of statues of Buddha and his…
Mogao CavesRecreation / Outdoor CavesDunhuang, Gansu Province, China
The Mogao Caves or Mogao Grottoes, also known as the Caves of the Thousand Buddhas, form a system of 492 temples 25 km (16 mi)…
Yamdrok LakeRecreation / Outdoor LakesTibet Autonomous Region, China
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Police hunt for Sasquatch sculptureApril 02,2013WESTFORD Vermont State Police are on the hunt for Bigfoot.
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Police are trying to find a Sasquatch sculpture stolen from a driveway in Westford.
Authorities say the 8-pound, 15-inch-tall plastic sculpture of a Bigfoot head and chest was taken off a tree sometime Saturday or Sunday.
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|Rosaceae (ro-ZAY-see-ee) (Info)
|Rosa (RO-zuh) (Info)
|Easy Going
|Additional cultivar information:
|(PP10478, aka Easy Going�, HARflow, Don Quichotte�, Zonta Rose 98)
|by Harkness
|Registered or introduced:
Cluster-flowered (incl. Floribunda & Grandiflora)
24-36 in. (60-90 cm)
36-48 in. (90-120 cm)
4-6 ft. (1.2-1.8 m)
24-36 in. (60-90 cm)
USDA Zone 6a: to -23.3 �C (-10 �F)
USDA Zone 6b: to -20.5 �C (-5 �F)
USDA Zone 7a: to -17.7 �C (0 �F)
USDA Zone 7b: to -14.9 �C (5 �F)
USDA Zone 8a: to -12.2 �C (10 �F)
USDA Zone 8b: to -9.4 �C (15 �F)
USDA Zone 9a: to -6.6 �C (20 �F)
USDA Zone 9b: to -3.8 �C (25 �F)
USDA Zone 10a: to -1.1 �C (30 �F)
Yellow blend (yb)
Apricot and apricot blend (ab)
Slightly Fragrant
Blooms repeatedly
Can be trained as a standard or tree form
Resistant to black spot
Blooms on new wood; prune early to promote new growth
5.6 to 6.0 (acidic)
6.1 to 6.5 (mildly acidic)
From softwood cuttings
From semi-hardwood cuttings
From hardwood cuttings
By grafting
By budding
Average Water Needs; Water regularly; do not overwater
This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
Calistoga, California
Chico, California
Fairfield, California
Occidental, California
San Clemente, California
San Leandro, California
Edgerton, Kansas
Denham Springs, Louisiana
West Monroe, Louisiana
Alfred, Maine
Conneaut, Ohio
Washington, Pennsylvania
North Augusta, South Carolina
Rowlett, Texas
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On May 26, 2012, tuggyowen from Chico, CA wrote:
I would agree this rose does not compare to Livin' Easy-not a bad rose but not nearly as quick to repeat or particularly well formed blossoms. The blooms are really rather boring and one dimensional. I've grown it for about four years. This year I'll take it out because there are so many more interesting roses.
On Dec 13, 2010, tgwWhale from Casco, WI wrote:
I bought this rose because it was supposed to be a sport of Living Easy, which was said to be quite easy to grow and quite hardy. As I have trouble growing yellow roses, I thought this one might be good.
On Sep 25, 2008, kdaustin from Austin, TX (Zone 8b) wrote:
Mmm...Could be better.
On Sep 19, 2003, htop from San Antonio, TX (Zone 8b) wrote:
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On Aug 12, 2001, JSS from Cordova, MD wrote:
Medium to large double blooms, 25-30 petals. Moderately fruity fragrance; sport of Livin Easy Rose. Consistent in every climate, large bright green foliage. Highly resistant to black spot, thorny stems.


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Travelers are voting Zion Human History Museum as the best museum in Hurricane. There are 1 museum in Mount Carmel Junction a city just 45 km from Hurricane and 6 museums in Boulder City which is 120 km distant. The most popular of these are Zion Human History Museum in Mount Carmel Junction and Neon Museum in Boulder City. You can find 8 museums in Utah and 1277 museums in the country of United States. Our members favorite in Utah is Zion Human History Museum and Metropolitan Museum of Art is the top pick in United States. Want more? Check out our map of museums in Hurricane.
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Development of high-speed image acquisition systems for spray characterization based on single-droplet experiments
2015) TRANSACTIONS OF THE ASABE. 58(1). p.27-37 Mark(
- Wind tunnel study of ammonia transfer from a manure pit fitted with a dairy cattle slatted floor
Numerical study of air humidity and temperature distribution in a topspray fluidised bed coating process
2015) JOURNAL OF FOOD ENGINEERING. 146. p.81-91 Mark(
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Spray nozzle characterization using a backlighted high speed imaging technique
2014) Aspects of Applied Biology. 122. p.353-361 Mark(
- Assesing natural ventilation rates using a combined measuring and modelling approach
- Determing the drag coefficient of fertilizer grains using stereovision
A simulation of the influence of spinning on the ballistic flight of spherical fertiliser grains
2014) COMPUTERS AND ELECTRONICS IN AGRICULTURE. 105. p.121-131 Mark(
- Predicting spread patterns of centrifugal fertiliser spreaders
Development of a reference method for airflow rate measurements through rectangular vents towards application in naturally ventilated animal houses, part 1: manual 2D approach
2014) COMPUTERS AND ELECTRONICS IN AGRICULTURE. 106. p.31-41 Mark(
Effect of spray angle and spray volume on deposition of a medium droplet spray with air support in ivy pot plants
2014) PEST MANAGEMENT SCIENCE. 70(3). p.427-439 Mark(
Coupling CFD and diffusion models for analyzing the convective drying behavior of a single rice kernel
2014) DRYING TECHNOLOGY. 32(3). p.311-320 Mark(
Development of a reference method for airflow rate measurements through rectangular vents towards application in naturally ventilated animal houses, part 2: automated 3D approach
2014) COMPUTERS AND ELECTRONICS IN AGRICULTURE. 106. p.20-30 Mark(
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Towards 15 years of reliable biological manure treatment in Flanders
2013) ManuReSource 2013, Abstracts. p.27-29 Mark(
- Modeling deep-bed grain drying using Comsol Multiphysics
Anaerobic digester sustained by aerobic digestate treatment
2013) ManuReSource 2013, Abstracts. p.173-175 Mark(
- Development of a reference method for the measurement of the ventilation rate through rectangular ventilation openings using ultrasonic anemometers
- Multi-scale model for heat and mass transfer during rice drying
- A real-scale test facility for the study of ammonia emissions from a slurry pit: effect of airflow rate and airflow direction at the slatted floor level
- Field test facility for the development of a reference method for ventilation rate and emission measurements in naturally ventilated pig houses
Computational modelling and scale model validation of airflow patterns in naturally ventilated barns
2013) Acta Horticulturae. 1008. p.171-176 Mark(
Spray nozzle characterization using high speed imaging techniques
2013) Precision agriculture '13. p.569-576 Mark(
Measurement of single droplet characteristics using high speed imaging techniques
2013) Computer Graphics and Imaging. 798. p.321-326 Mark(
Estimation of leaf wetness duration for greenhouse roses using a dynamic greenhouse climate model in Zimbabwe
2013) COMPUTERS AND ELECTRONICS IN AGRICULTURE. 95. p.70-81 Mark(
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- 3D Simulation with virtual stereo rig for optimizing centrifugal fertilizer spreading
- Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) modelling of the fluidised bed coating process
A vertical spray boom application technique for conical bay laurel (Laurus nobilis) plants
2012) CROP PROTECTION. 41. p.113-121 Mark(
Coating quality as affected by core particle segregation in fluidized bed processing
2012) JOURNAL OF FOOD ENGINEERING. 113(3). p.415-421 Mark(
Comparing spray gun and spray boom applications in two ivy crops with different crop densities
2012) HORTSCIENCE. 47(1). p.51-57 Mark(
An integrated study to improve spray deposition in a dense crop with a horizontal leaf position
2012) Aspects of Applied Biology. 114. p.355-362 Mark(
Development of an imaging system for single droplet characterization using a droplet generator
2012) COMMUNICATIONS IN AGRICULTURAL AND APPLIED BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. 77(4). p.469-481 Mark(
Modelling the bed characteristics in fluidised-beds for top-spray coating processes
2012) PARTICUOLOGY. 10(6). p.649-662 Mark(
- The use of high-speed imaging systems for applications in precision agriculture
Spray deposition and distribution in a bay laurel crop as affected by nozzle type, air assistance and spray direction when using vertical spray booms
2012) CROP PROTECTION. 41. p.77-87 Mark(
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Two-step cross correlation–based algorithm for motion estimation applied to fertilizer granules' motion during centrifugal spreading
2011) OPTICAL ENGINEERING. 50(6). Mark(
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- A 3-D stereovision system for fertilizer granule characterization
- A global coating quality model for top-spray fluidized beds: spray sub model
Measurement and simulation of the ventilation rates in a naturally ventilated Azrom type greenhouse in Zimbabwe
2010) APPLIED ENGINEERING IN AGRICULTURE. 26(3). p.475-488 Mark(
Effect of spray application technique on spray deposition in greenhouse strawberries and tomatoes
2010) PEST MANAGEMENT SCIENCE. 66(2). p.203-212 Mark(
- A device for extracting 3D information of fertilizer trajectories
Application of a tracer aerosol technique using atomized sodium chloride particles for measuring ventilation rates in a naturally ventilated Azrom-type greenhouse in Zimbabwe
2010) APPLIED ENGINEERING IN AGRICULTURE. 26(2). p.275-286 Mark(
- Influence of particle surface moisture content on the growth rate in fluidised bed agglomeration
- Modelling of particle surface moisture content to estimate growth rate in fluidised bed agglomeration
Multi-phase cross-correlation method for motion estimation of fertiliser granules during centrifugal spreading
2010) PRECISION AGRICULTURE. 11(6). p.684-702 Mark(
Attrition strength of water-soluble cellulose derivatives coatings
2010) POWDER TECHNOLOGY. 198(2). p.298-309 Mark(
Comparison and evaluation of interphase momentum exchange models for simulation of the solids volume fraction in tapered fluidised beds
2010) CHEMICAL ENGINEERING SCIENCE. 65(10). p.3100-3112 Mark(
- Modelling coating quality in fluidized bed coating: spray and particle submodel
- Perspectives of fluidized bed coating in the food industry
The effects of whitening and dust accumulation on the microclimate and canopy behaviour of rose plants (Rosa hybrida) in a greenhouse in Zimbabwe
2010) SOLAR ENERGY. 84(1). p.10-23 Mark(
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Technical and economic feasibility of gradual concentric chambers reactor for sewage treatment in developing countries
2009) ELECTRONIC JOURNAL OF BIOTECHNOLOGY. 12(2). Mark(
Influence of spray application technique on spray deposition in greenhouse ivy pot plants grown on hanging shelves
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I lost all my respect for Vettel today. RB needs to be concerned about it's corporate image. RB is about pushing yourself to the limit The ONLY way he can attone for this is to regift a race to Webber. Anything else is nonsense and more patronizing lies. I am disgusted. Hamilton on the other hand deserves kudos for his words.
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From seed; direct sow outdoors in fall
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From seed; sow indoors before last frost
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Merced, California
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Cherry Valley, Illinois
Des Plaines, Illinois
South Amana, Iowa
Brusly, Louisiana
Brookeville, Maryland
Lexington, Massachusetts
Somerville, Massachusetts
Amherst, New Hampshire
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On Sep 6, 2014, SallieKr from (Sallie) Cherry Valley, IL (Zone 5a) wrote:
Yes, it has gorgeous flowers. That doesn't make up for the invasiveness of this plant. I had to dig up an entire bed to try to remove the long and deep runners. Four years later I'm still trying to get rid of it by spot treating with RoundUp. It's seeds also managed to end up in an area 60 feet away and is causing the same problems there.
On Jun 20, 2014, AmyInNH from Brookline, NH wrote:
Positively exquisite flowers, mottled deep pink fading to ivory at the bottom edge of the petals. A prolific bloomer. Planted on north facing side, close to the house, so it's shielded from the mid-day sun and strong winds. On the tall side (2.5 ft.), billowy in a light breeze, not likely to take a strong wind without staking. Observing them in a pot on the patio, while waiting to be planted, the fattest bumble bees seemed to be obsessed with them.
On Jun 3, 2006, CaptMicha from Brookeville, MD (Zone 7a) wrote:
Anticipating the spreading nature of campanulas, I planted my Elizabeths in a contained bed where I can pull up undesired plants, and there were a lot of them.
On Jul 6, 2005, Joan from Belfield, ND (Zone 4a) wrote:
It's a lovely flowering plant, but it does tend to be invasive and can take over a bed quickly.
On Nov 30, 2004, smiln32 from Oklahoma City, OK (Zone 7a) wrote:
Beautiful pendulous pink flowers on arching stems. Flowers bloom from July - August. Easily grown in average, medium moist, well-drained soil. No serious pest or insect problems. Can be invasive.


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July 1, 2010
Show Me the Money: Picturing an End to Animal Overpopulation
The annual Spay Day Online Pet Photo Contest supports the spay/neuter efforts of local organizations in the United States and abroad.
July 1, 2010
Closer to the Magic Pill?
A groundbreaking symposium held in April in Dallas has the potential to bring the dream of nonsurgical sterilization for companion animals a little closer to reality.
July 1, 2010
To the Rescue: Trial by Fire
George the cat survived a terrible ordeal, thanks to the skill and compassion of an Ohio shelter's staff.
July 1, 2010
Off Leash: Bright is the New Black
Marti Houge's bright bandanas give color-challenged pooches a better chance of catching someone's eye.
July 1, 2010
Collars and Sense
It's often said in the sheltering field that a collar and identification tag are a lost pet's best chance of returning home. That's especially true for felines: Only 2 to 5 percent of the millions of homeless cats entering shelters each year are reunited with their families.
July 1, 2010
Carriage Horse Update
While a bill recently adopted by the New York City Council calls for some improvements in the way carriage horses are treated, advocates are disappointed by how little the measure does to protect these animals.
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On the Road Again
In Washington state, a mobile spay/neuter clinic helps disadvantaged people and their pets.
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An Unexpected Truth
When a new breed-specific ordinance in Omaha threatened to undo all the work the Nebraska Humane Society had put into trying to place some of the shelter's pit bulls and pit bull mixes, the organization made the best of an unfortunate situation.
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Coffee Break: Naming Adoptable Animals
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"Spent a wonderful weekend here. The condo was in a perfect location for the Warrior Dash we were attending. Beautiful setting and lots to see and do close by. Loved it! Brian"Guest: Brian E. Date of Stay: August 2015 Review Submitted: August 27, 2015View listing
"Upon arrival Sky Run staff was helpful navigating and advising us about Copper Mountain and the amenities available. Being able to pull our vehicle into the heated garage under the building was key for transporting and storing ski gear during our stay. Our family of four settled into this roomy condo quickly and were amazed by the panoramic view of the ski slopes and Center Village - WOW! Close proximity to the American Eagle and American Flyer lifts made the mountain quickly accessible. Thank you Kathy we will be back!"Guest: LLBeanhead Date of Stay: February 2015 Review Submitted: February 24, 2015View listing
"We found Copper Junction 401 on line and everything was great. Booking was easy and any time I had a question Leigh was there to answer. Copper Junction supplied me with accurate directions to the resort, parking and how to get our key. Our rooms were clean and the condo was well stocked just like the advertising said. We did need to call during our stay and needed to stay a little longer than our check out and Leigh from Copper Junction 401 was very kind and accommodating which we all appreciated very much. I would go back and recommend this property to friends and family."Guest: Arlene P. Date of Stay: September 2015 Review Submitted: September 16, 2015View listing
"A very upscale condo in a quiet location. Tastefully decorated like a cabin in the woods, which it is. It felt like we were staying in someones home rather than a rental condo. A wonderful place to stay in beautiful Copper Mountain."Guest: RKS Date of Stay: August 2015 Review Submitted: August 20, 2015View listing
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I really enjoyed the service from Rachel. It was a very busy day at the store and we waited outside in the cold, but it was worth it. She was always there for us, and thought of creative ways to serve us.more
A tiny but nice UGG store but WAYYYY too many people inside. But even though the place was packed, I received good and friendly service, and the shoes I wanted to try on magically appeared out of the stock room within seconds. Congrats to the team!more
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I can't tell you how long I have been going here but it has ever since I can remember. I went as a young child with my parents. When I was finally old enough to decide where to go for my own agriculture needs I decided to continue to go to IFA because they have never disappointing me and because I have so many fond memories there. I can remember people buying eggs there and I always wondered why they were buying eggs there and not at the grocery store. Anyways, I continue to go there today and I am so glad for the friends I have made by going there as a valued customer. One thing that stands out for me with this company is that they treat you more than a customer its as if your a true friend.


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COPENHAGEN – With more foreign aid and investment, China can impose a stricter target to slow the growth in its greenhouse gas emissions, said Nobuo Tanaka, executive director of the International Energy Agency.
"Based on our analysis, projects currently planned in China, such as energy conservation and the introduction of more renewable energy, would slash the country's carbon intensity by 47 percent," the head of the Paris-based energy research organization said in an interview.
Beijing has pledged to cut its carbon intensity, or the amount of carbon dioxide emissions per unit of gross domestic product, between 40 percent and 45 percent by 2020 compared with 2005 levels. That would mean the country's total emissions would still rise because the Chinese economy is expected to continue growing rapidly over that period.
Tanaka said that after developed and developing countries agree on specific rules concerning the flow of funds to projects in industrializing nations, China's potential to reduce emissions will increase.
Tanaka also urged India to raise its goal of a 20 percent to 25 percent reduction in carbon intensity by 2020 compared with 2005, saying he believes the country can aim for a 40 percent cut in emissions per unit of GDP.
According to the IEA, China was the world's top carbon dioxide emitter in 2007, accounting for 21.0 percent of global emissions. India ranked fifth that year, following China, the United States, the European Union and Russia.
Tanaka told a news conference at the U.N. climate conference in Copenhagen that emission reduction targets unveiled by major economies so far fall short of what is needed to avert catastrophic impacts from climate change and if not revised upward, would lead to a rise in the average global temperature of at least 3 degrees from preindustrial times.
He stressed the importance of speeding up investment in projects to trim emissions.
While the IEA now forecasts the cost of coping with global warming will reach $10.5 trillion between now and 2030, Tanaka said each year of delay in carrying out climate-friendly projects would add $500 billion to the bill.


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Retrieves the value of the specified firmware environment variable.
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The name of the firmware environment variable. The pointer must not be NULL.
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The GUID that represents the namespace of the firmware environment variable. The GUID must be a string in the format "{xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx}" where 'x' represents a hexadecimal value.
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A pointer to a buffer that receives the value of the specified firmware environment variable.
- nSize [in]
The size of the pBuffer buffer, in bytes.
Return value
If the function succeeds, the return value is the number of bytes stored in the pBuffer buffer.
If the function fails, the return value is zero. To get extended error information, call GetLastError. Possible error codes include ERROR_INVALID_FUNCTION.
The exact set of firmware environment variables is determined by the boot firmware. The location of these environment variables is also specified by the firmware. For example, on a UEFI-based system, NVRAM contains firmware environment variables that specify system boot settings. For information about specific variables used, see the UEFI specification. For more information about UEFI and Windows, see UEFI and Windows.
Firmware variables are not supported on a legacy BIOS-based system. The GetFirmwareEnvironmentVariable function will always fail on a legacy BIOS-based system, or if Windows was installed using legacy BIOS on a system that supports both legacy BIOS and UEFI. To identify these conditions, call the function with a dummy firmware environment name such as an empty string ("") for the lpName parameter and a dummy GUID such as "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}" for the lpGuid parameter. On a legacy BIOS-based system, or on a system that supports both legacy BIOS and UEFI where Windows was installed using legacy BIOS, the function will fail with ERROR_INVALID_FUNCTION. On a UEFI-based system, the function will fail with an error specific to the firmware, such as ERROR_NOACCESS, to indicate that the dummy GUID namespace does not exist.
If you are creating a backup application, you can use this function to save all the boot settings for the system so they can be restored using the SetFirmwareEnvironmentVariable function if needed.
GetFirmwareEnvironmentVariable is the user-mode equivalent of the ExGetFirmwareEnvironmentVariable kernel-mode routine.
Minimum supported client
|Windows Vista, Windows XP with SP1 [desktop apps only]
Minimum supported server
|Windows Server 2003 [desktop apps only]
Unicode and ANSI names
|GetFirmwareEnvironmentVariableW (Unicode) and GetFirmwareEnvironmentVariableA (ANSI)
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Uncle Tom's Dragon: character design based on a silly juxtaposition of words continues-- HB graphite inked with 0.45 Pigma.
Uncle Tom's Dragon: character design based on a silly juxtaposition of words continues-- HB graphite inked with 0.45 Pigma.
TV and a basket of towels.
Person on couch with cat.
Cow study: reffed from plastic cow, guided by An Atlas Of Animal Anatomy For Artists, using (loosely) a Preston Blair stick skeleton.
After 19th Century "Punch" cartoon re Afghanistan.
Bear redux.
Redrew the head (mostly) of yesterday's bear to test out some "B" softness black Conte crayon on Strathmore 400.
Experimenting with various tools that will provided greater, quicker "mass drawing" capacity than my Bic Round Stic. (I'll probably keep the BRS for "line drawing" though.)
Plan: after I get 100 images on the crappy lined notebook stuff I'll transition over to a nice scanable sized Canson hardbound book, probably using BRS and Conte. [Probably be easier to handle more painterly subjects like "Road At Night" with such tools!]
You've developed a GREAT HABIT of drawing everything and anything around you. This is something that many people lack including myself because of the subject matter they are drawing isn't "cool". I see a few kinks that you could work on but as an improving artist myself I've discovered that whatever problems come my way I create a solution, my own solution. So just keep drawing and drawing and drawing...you know, pretend you have an energizer battery lodged in your back.
Hey Flanagan-- thanks fer the drop by!
Posting daily is not too hard. Putting my work before the masses restrains me from producing total crap. But, I try to be realistic in generating "sketches" as opposed to "masterpieces." I do a fair amount of gesture-doodly crap, e.g. Posemaniacs studies on chopped up shopping bags, and I do abstract studies/experiments to test materials and ideas, but I don't post this stuff! (Some do, I don't. . .)
Foreign Legion paratroopers taking cover in a rice paddy, Vietnam, 1954. (From book photo).
Hey Kamber, keep on drawing from life, it's good for you! Try studying some anatomy too, it can only help. I recommend Bridgman or Loomis, look up saveloomis.org to download the loomis books and get studying .
Keep up the good work.
Hey cdejong!
Yup! Bridgman's pure gold. I've kinda come off a (previously) long study of anatomy, so this thread is more "environmental," for the most part.
Of all things, I'm probably going to start folding more Vanderpoel studies into this SB-- he's really good for "planes."
Rare 2nd daily post: experiment with a figure from life using ballpoint and HB Conte crayon. Can't say this is the "end all, do all" for the SB, I might just revert to pure graphite in this Canson SB-- perhaps graphite sticks in addition to HB pencil. [But, worry not (!), the crappy lined notebook will continue for awhile longer. . .]
Hey Kamber! I really like your drawing of the cow head; I also love your environmental drawings, but, as a piece of advice, when drawing your environments, try using vanishing points and rulers. Even if you don't want to use rulers, just quickly sketch lines to help you put your drawing in proper perspective. Also, when drawing things, try to draw what you see, not what you think you see. Like, as things move futher away, they become less discernible.
Kaaaamber! Nice update! I really like the 'Nam sketch (war interests me...i dunno why...), but the guy sitting down is very more complete. Try and do this with all your sketches, even if it's a couple hours later. Also, since your into evironmentals right now, maybe study some plant life, animals, or some master perspective drawings to copy from. It may be an interesting turn for your art. Well, I'll catch your SB later. Until then...DRAAAW!
darksoulzero-- welcome by!
Generally, the stuff I draw in "2-point" would have VPs off the page. What I usually do is rough in a light, partial Horizon Line, visualize the spot off the page where the vanishing line and the HL would intersect and sort of "shoot" for it like you'd shoot/hit a golf ball. (And, I keep an eye on the subject to see if its shaping up like a TV or whatever).
Atmospheric perspective? Probably lost due to my heavy-handedness!
Flanagan-- 2nd repeat visitor-- I feel so special now
The French experience in Vietnam has always fascinated me. Sitting guy just looks more complete-- everything's better with more rendering! (Uh, sometimes. . .) Environments from the Masters? That's the plan! More extended studies? That's for my "Study Book." One of the many "books" I have going. . .
Anyway. . .
Another escaping subject-- only got 4 or 5 minutes of blocking in-- "rendering" here was really just an excuse to lay down/experiment with more HB Conte. [Was making "value charts" earlier-- little boxes-- white through grey to black-- think the HB Conte will work for the new SB direction-- line quality will be a little rougher. But, per Jack Hamm, that's probably a good thing when handling landscape/foliage stuff.]
Grocery store soup bar.
A ballpoint pen can actually go a long way. If you take it slow, you can get very smooth brushlike gradients reminiscent of tattoo art.
But you might want to start experimenting with ways to create more convincing space in these landscapes, and that means you'll want to try laying in more tones and fewer lines. Now, I know quality of materials is not the most important thing... but ballpoint ben is not an easy way to learn about tones, and that waxy notebook paper is gonna tend to reject anything else.
I think the best thing you can do right now is get yourself a pad of toned paper. It usually comes in a pad full of all sorts of grays and browns. You've already got some dark conte crayons, so get yourself a white one. Working from a midtone allows you to consider highlights and shadows separately and encourages you to use a full range of tones. It helped me a lot, and it's actually really fun. It'll also encourage you to use less line where it's not necessary.
Keep it up, bro
bagshotrow-- welcome by!
Agreed! Ballpoint is an awful "mass drawing" tool unless you're working fairly small and slow. But, you've pretty much nailed the direction I'm heading-- use Conte to lay in more tone quicker. Who knows, I might just do some stuff all with the long side of the Conte from time to time.
I'm told the white Conte or white chalk on toned paper is more of an experts trick. [But, maybe for "Book III."]
Four figures.
Another cow.
I like how you're shading more and more, like on that re-draw of the bear's head a few posts back.
To quickly shade large areas, I use a fat (or "jumbo") HB pencil I got recently and use the side of the lead, adding on more layers/pressure for darker places. I've been doing a lot of speed drawing the last month, so I say that helps immensely!
Also that last cow is looking great, I'd say that's quite a tough angle!
Keep them coming!
Insanity is the key!
Also, studies are a key. And passion is a key. Also, so are inspiration, motivation and dedication. Talent can be a key. Insomnia can also be a key, depression is a sad rusty little key. Damn, artists need one hell of a keyring.
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You're going to start shading, that's great! Those four people are very appealing to my eye. Although the proportion and anatomy on some of the figures can use some fixin', the perspective is really great. They actually look like they've volume, and I really dig how you drew their faces. I'm liking the cow. Once again, you nailed the perspective, and like Aila said, it is a tough angle to draw from so give yourself props for that. You're doing good and keeping up a good habit. Now go shade something PEACE.
Hey Aila-- Welcome Back!
Book II with more shadin' starts after this post. And, you're gonna see that cow on a regular basis-- I intend to memorize it!
Flanagan-- Hey Again!
The "Four Figures" sketch is the type of "information gathering" that will (eventually) turn into watercolors. Cheat Factor on the cow: the other back leg was visible underneath that blobby cow sternum structure-- left it out 'cause I didn't think it would "read right."
Below: Preston Blair "stick and dot" skeletons applied to two figures from Peck's "Atlas"; experiment with "ball-oid" and plane head based on a Peck 3/4 head; same applied to Peck's floating skulls page; and a partial cow skeleton.
Hey kamber, Shadow stalker gave me some good advice on line quality. You should check around about it. It'll really improve your drawings.
Have to check that out darksoulzero!
The Start of Book II!
For this book: 8.5 X 11 inch Canson hardbound; Bic Roundstic; and black HB Conte. (Still sticking to 10 to 20 minute time limit for the daily: sketch 5 or 10 minutes, then render 5 or 10 minutes).
Below: lion from An Atlas Of Animal Anatomy For Artists by Ellenberger et al.
cool stuff, i really like the one with the bridge and cows are cool XD keep it up
"The whole point of practice is to do it until you can do it right." - dpaint
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Hey bagshotrow, welcome back!
Sticking to white Canson for this book for now. But, I have worked "reductive" in vine charcoal-- toning my own paper with charcoal powder as you describe.
Skeletal hip after Peck.
You got some good studies here. Maybe I'm a bit late but I suggest that you should get your hands on some anatomy books like Bridgman's constructive anatomy and Rubins anatomy for artists for example. And try pushing some of the life drawings more until you get better and more realistic results. Good to see some blank papers btw!
Keep it up man!
Insanity is the key!
Also, studies are a key. And passion is a key. Also, so are inspiration, motivation and dedication. Talent can be a key. Insomnia can also be a key, depression is a sad rusty little key. Damn, artists need one hell of a keyring.
Current Sketchbook
My little webspace
My Old CA Sketchbook
element 1988: thanks for the visit! Ornamental bridge is a constant theme-- have drawn it many times. Cows are just fun to draw!
Spaggen: welcome by! More into Peck and Vanderpoel as of late. It's my intention to put longer more extended studies in my finearts thread. Though, some longer stuff will end up here-- mostly cartoons.
Aila: no problem-- I'll just "necro" your thread and give you the attention of thousands of people across the globe to keep you drawing!
Ahh! The much hated lined notebook. It's been reassigned as an anatomy study and gesture-doodle book-- if something interesting emerges in it from time to time I'll fold in some stuff from time to time. (There's no escape. . .)
Below: Three dark doors.
Study of bathroom door molding. (You really don't understand how complex some little things are until you start looking at them, start thinking about them).
The kind of crap that goes into the lined book now-- Posemaniacs via Hogarth.
Real "gesture drawings." This is what they look like people! Not that other stuff people call "gestures. . ." Note the fishing line like scribble.
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Incertitude is a puzzle platformer I created where your main objective is to move the character around (Gilbert) throughout each of the levels trying to get to the blue END block. There are certain easy obstacles you will have to overcome in the first few levels, but as you progress, you will run into more hindrances that will stand in your way, and the puzzles will get harder. The only weapon you have to aid you is the GX-ball. You're able to jump and as you're in the air, you can shoot a GX-ball downwards to destroy (or even create) certain things.
The key game play is listed below:
When you lose all 5 lives, you'll be jumped back one level and you'll also lose 2 of your gems.
As you get farther in the game, more buttons and actions will become available to you, and theyll also be explained to you. So play hard and be careful, there's a reason the game is called Incertitude.
So far I have 7 levels completed and the game is 95% bug free, so i'll be making more levels and adding new gameplay elements in the next few days and ill keep everyone updated with news, images, and videos.
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Plagues of Night and Raise the Dawn conclusion of the first TP arc
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March 3 2013, 10:31 PM
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Re: Plagues of Night and Raise the Dawn conclusion of the first TP a
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Maybe, but what is left at this point but a war to the Death between Federation and the Typhon Pact?
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has very rarely been about "war to the death." Indeed, even in its most seemingly intractable military conflicts -- the Dominion War, the Xindi conflict, the Borg Invasion in the novels -- the ultimate resolution has usually turned out to be an act of peacemaking rather than destruction (although only half credit goes to the Xindi conflict, since they only made peace with the mammalian factions).
If anything, what we're seeing in the books has never been a strict Pact-vs.-Federation dynamic -- it's been more of a competition among the Pact's own members, some hardline and some moderate. And rather than uniting to form a common front, those factions have only become more divided in recent books, with the Romulans and Gorn becoming friendlier to the Federation than they are toward their own fellow Pact members.
War to the death might have been exaggeration, but I think way the novels-verse has been shaping up, the state of the two powers have been locked in a cold war much like before the Dominion War, a open conflict, a warfare seems to be the next step.
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Sony's Perceived Idiocy.
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And again, I'd say not one of those games are that great. Sure they may be fun but when your console costs as much as a PS3 does they need to be a bit more than what the competition is offering. None of those games are enough to make me want to get a system so I'm going to stand by my statement and say it doesn't have any exclusives that are worth a damn.
Certainly entitled to your opinion, as BigFoot stated, to each his/her own. Uncharted was worth the price of entry for me, not so much because of the game but because of the experience. In a similar manner Gears of War was worth the price of the 360 for me not cus of the game but because of the total experience.
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Connect to a Digital Video Recorder
Old video surveillance systems used to require a remote access system, a camera multiplexer; a time-lapse VCR, and an unlimited supply of videotapes for remote viewing and storing video from a multi-camera system. Now you can get the capabilities of all those products in one with a Digital Video Recorder (DVR). By connecting up to four cameras to a DVR, you will be able to record and review video footage of activity around your property. You can even remotely access your video footage using a Network Digital Video Recorder (NDVR).
Lux rating is the amount of minimum illumination that a camera can have and still pick up an image, 0 being the lowest, or no light. So the closer the lux rating is to 0, the better the camera will operate in no light or low light situations. The Indoor/Outdoor Camera can pick up images in 0 lux because of its IR LEDs
Resolution is the amount of horizontal TV lines that make up a picture, so the higher the number of the resolution, the better clarity your picture will have. Note that the monitor or recording device you use must have a resolution equal to or greater than the resolution of the camera, as it will do you no good to have a camera that can output in 540 lines of resolution but have a monitor or recording devices that only pick up images at 300 lines of resolution. The Indoor/Outdoor Camera has 420 lines of resolution, not quite as good as broadcast television.
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Infrared (IR) cameras can pick up images in total darkness. Most IR cameras send out a reflective IR light emitting diode (LED) illuminator which can not be seen by the human eye. This light reacts with an object which in turn puts out a low frequency image. That image can then be picked up by the camera in low-light and no light areas. The greater the number of IR LED illuminators, the greater the power of the camera. The Indoor/Outdoor Camera has 30 IR LEDs for a 100' range.
Specifications Manufacturer SecurityMan Manufacturer Product No. SM-3032S UPC 701107901848 Image Sensor 1/3" Sony Super HAD CCD Effective Picture Elements NTSC: 512x492 Horizontal Resolution 420TV Lines Minimum Illumination 0 lux with IR LEDs On S/N Ratio >48dB Auto Electronic Shutter NTSC: 1/50 ~ 1/100,000 sec
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Back Light Compensation Auto Gain Control Auto White Balance Auto Gamma Correction R>0.45 Lens 3.6mm Viewing Angle 75° H, 55° V Sync internal Video Output 1.0V p-p Composite 75Ω Weatherproof IP65 Power Requirement 12VDC Power Consumption 1A IR LEDs 30 LIR LED Range 100' (30m) Weight 18.2oz (517g) Operating Temperature 14° to 122°F (-10° to 50°C) Dimensions 6" x 3.75" x 2" (152 x 95 x 51mm) Camera Only Mfgr Warranty 1 year, limited
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