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Digital Microscopes
Celestron - Microscope Digital Imager
It connects via the included USB 2.0 cable to a PC or laptop computer.... Learn MoreModel#: CEL-44420
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Barska - Digital Microscope with 3.5 Screen
Digital Microscope with 3.5 TFT Color Screen with display menu, 40x, 400x, 1600x Magnification, 5MP Digital camera with 4x Digital Zoom, Records images and video, Revolving nosepiece turret, Transmitted and Oblique LED Illumination, 64MB Internal Memory, Expand the memory with an optional SD memory card, Stage dimension 95mmx95mm, Six position color wheel filter, Compatible with Windows XP and Windows Vista.... Learn MoreFREE SHIPPINGModel#: AY11374(48 States)
Celestron - Micro360 Dual Purpose Microscope
High power for specimen slides and low power for thin and solid objects.... Learn MoreModel#: CEL-44125
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Celestron - Amoeba Dual Purpose Digital Microscope (Blue)
This dual purpose microscope is perfect for high powered specimen slide viewing or you can quickly set Amoeba to a lower power to view stamps, currency and more.... Learn MoreModel#: CEL-44325
Celestron - Amoeba Dual Purpose Digital Microscope (Gray)
This dual purpose microscope is perfect for high powered specimen slide viewing or you can quickly set Amoeba to a lower power to view stamps, currency and more.... Learn MoreModel#: CEL-44326
Celestron - PentaView LCD Digital Microscope
Coin & Stamp collectors and those wanting to use lower powers or to observe large objects (2mm and larger), we recommend you look at our digital microscopes designed especially for these types of activities... Learn MoreFREE SHIPPINGModel#: CEL-44348(48 States)
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Celestron - Deluxe Handheld Digital Microscope (Box)
Great product for teens as well as adults for education, discovery, work and fun.... Learn MoreModel#: CEL-44302-B
Celestron - Mini HDM Handheld Digital Microscope (Box)
Perfect for teens and adults, the Mini Handheld Digital Microscope is a fun educational tool and well suited for hobbyists, industrial Q.C. and inspection, medical and science applications.... Learn MoreModel#: CEL-44305
Celestron - Portable LCD Digital Microscope (Box)
New Innovation from Celestron! A portable digital LCD microscope with a 2.4" LCD screen. With the built-in digital camera (3MP), you can take snapshots or video using the built-in flash memory of... Learn MoreModel#: CEL-44311
Barska - Digital Microscope Mono, Compact
DIGITAL MICROSCOPE 10X-300X A Digital Microscope, In The Palm Of Your Hand! Now you can get a closer view of the world around you with this Digital Microscope. This digital microscope is state-of-the-art integration of high quality optics and digital camera.... Learn MoreModel#: AY11336
Barska - 8-25x25 Zoom Monocular / Microscope
BARSKA 8-25x25 Zoom Monocular/Microscope, 8-25x Zoom magnification, 25mm Objective lens, Strong plastic magnifying chamber attaches to monocular to view specimens, Large eyepiece for comfortable viewing, Includes wrist strap and case.... Learn MoreModel#: AA11568
Celestron - LCD Digital Microscope
This innovative microscope design allows you to view specimens on the LCD screen which provides for comfortable viewing for the individual and small groups. The digital camera allows you to take snapshot images or short videos.... Learn MoreModel#: CEL-44342
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Celestron - Handheld Digital Microscope
You view and capture images (snapshots or video) at 20x power or 400x power on a PC or laptop computer with the attached USB cable.... Learn MoreModel#: CEL-44300
Celestron - Handheld Digital MicroscopeHandheld Digital Microscope - General Features10x to 40x and 150x Digital Power1.3mp digital camera for snapshots and videoLED illuminatorPhoto management softwarePowered by USB 2.0 cableMetal stand to hold the microscope steadySize - 4 ... Learn More
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Celestron - Deluxe Handheld Digital Microscope
Great product for teens as well as adults for education, discovery, work and fun. This innovative microscope design allows you to view specimens or objects on a computer screen and allows you to take snapshot images or short videos... Learn MoreModel#: CEL-44302-A
Celestron - Mini Handheld Digital Microscope
Perfect for teens and adults, the Mini Handheld Digital Microscope is a fun educational tool and well suited for hobbyists, industrial Q.C. and inspection, medical and science applications... Learn MoreModel#: CEL-44301
Celestron - LCD Handheld Digital Microscope
The Celestron LCD Handheld Digital Microscope is a lightweight, portable microscope with a 2.4" color TFT LCD screen. A soft carry pouch is included so you can take it along on all your outdoor adventures.... Learn MoreModel#: CEL-44310
iOptron - ST-80 Electronic Microscope
The ST-80 Microscope is both versatile and easy to use with the ability to magnify objects 4x to 1024x. In addition, it comes with an electronic eyepiece to allow you to directly view and capture images or videos onto your computer... Learn MoreModel#: 6810
iOptron - ST-640 Electronic Microscope w/ LCD screenThis high-tech microscope is capable of both digital viewing through a large 3.5" LCD screen and via traditional eyepieces for additional magnification. The camera imbedded in the digital eyepiece can shoot both pictures and videos ... Learn More
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iOptron - Handheld Microscope 300K
The new iOptron Handhelp Digital Microscope is an excellent beginner use instrument for classrooms, homes etc.... Learn MoreModel#: 6732


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The management and operating contractor for the National Nuclear Security Administration's (NNSA) Nevada National Security Site, has been recognized for having one of the cleanest, most fuel-efficient vehicle fleets in the nation.
Competing with more than 38,000 public fleets, National Security Technologies' (NSTec) Fleet, Fuel & Equipment Service operation was rated 4th by the 2015 100 Best Fleets, Green Fleet Awards organization, which tracks and rates the performance of vehicle fleets throughout the continent.
To be recognized for having a top fleet, a company must demonstrate vision, outstanding operations, and strategic planning toward the future environmental role of fleet that other public fleets can emulate; reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, and fleet composition demonstrating a commitment to alternative fuel vehicles such as hybrid vehicles, plug-in electric vehicles and alternative fueled vehicles. Candidates must also demonstrate fleet utilization goals that validate a strong commitment to a "green" approach toward keeping the environment clean.
NSTec's fleet is comprised of 960 vehicles, ranging from sedans to large trucks. More than 40 of them are alternative-fueled or plug-in electric vehicles.
"Congratulations all. This is quite an accomplishment!" said Jim McConnell, Assistant Administrator for Safety, Infrastructure and Operations for NNSA.
The NNSA Livermore Field Office in California donated over 4,000 pounds of food to local food banks, food pantries and other local groups in support of the 2015 Feds Feed Families campaign. As part of the campaign LFO staff, family and friends worked with The Urban Farmers to pick 600 pounds of apples for donation to local organizations. Urban Farmers is an all-volunteer, non-profit that harvests fresh backyard fruit for donation to those in need.
Sandia National Laboratories post-doctoral fellow Stan Chou demonstrates the reaction of more efficiently catalyzing hydrogen. In this simulation, the color is from dye excited by light and generating electrons for the catalyst molybdenum disulfide to evolve hydrogen.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —Sandia National Laboratories researchers seeking to make hydrogen a less expensive fuel for cars have upgraded a plentiful catalyst nearly as cheap as dirt — molybdenum disulfide, "molly" for short — to stand in for platinum, a rare element with the moonlike price of $1,500 a gram.
Simple Sandia-induced changes take the 37-cents-a-gram molly from being a welterweight outsider in the energy-catalyst field — put crudely, a lazy bum that never amounted to much — to a possible contender with the heavyweight champ.
The catalyst's action can be triggered by sunlight, which eventually may provide users an off-the-grid means of securing hydrogen fuel.
Brigadier General Stephen L. Davis, NNSA's Acting Deputy Administrator for Defense Programs, gets a lesson on how to drive a Safeguards Transporter during a recent visit to the Office of Secure Transportation (OST) headquarters in Albuquerque, New Mexico. OST is responsible for transporting nuclear weapons, components and special nuclear materials to Department of Energy and Department of Defense customers throughout the nation.
After his driving lesson at a training pad, General Davis poses outside the vehicle with his instructors and OST management. From left, they are: William Vigil, Senior Federal Agent; Angel Hernandez, Squad Commander; General Davis; Isaiah Bullock, Senior Federal Agent; Mark Jackson, OST Acting Deputy Assistant Deputy Administrator; Fred Roberts, Deputy Director Facility; and Kerry Clark, OST Acting Assistant Deputy Administrator.
During a recent visit to the Y-12 National Security Complex, NNSA Uranium Program Manager Tim Driscoll stopped by Building 9204-2E's new direct canning machine, which allows operators to package enriched uranium material removed from dismantled weapons and ship it directly to the Highly Enriched Uranium Materials Facility for long-term storage. An important element of the Uranium Transformation Strategy at Y-12, shipping directly to HEUMF stops the flow of material into Building 9212, enabling faster inventory reduction and improved safety. Direct canning at Y-12 is estimated to save $20-30 million by 2021, assuming current dismantlement plans.
The hydrogen plasma phase transition experimental team, outside the NIF Control Room
At Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), a National Ignition Facility experimental campaign may have unlocked scientific secrets behind how hydrogen becomes metallic at high pressure.
"Hydrogen properties are still puzzling," said Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) physicist Marius Millot. "In particular, back in 1935, it was predicted that hydrogen should become metallic at sufficiently high pressure. But, using static compression, our colleagues have yet to find clear evidence for metallization at room temperature."
A rigger scales Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory's cargo container stack.
Researchers from five laboratories and a private company recently spent two days in blistering 100 degree heat testing radiation detection technologies amidst cargo containers. The 15 researchers demonstrated the feasibility of using gamma-ray and neutron imaging detectors to identify radioactive materials using the Laboratory's cargo container stack testbed.
During a recent visit to the Y-12 National Security Complex, Rep. Mike Simpson (R-Idaho), chairman of the House Energy and Water Appropriations Subcommittee, is shown some of the technology in the Highly Enriched Uranium Materials Facility by Warehousing and Transportation Operations Manager Byron Hawkins. Simpson toured Y-12 with Rep. Chuck Fleischmann (R-Tenn.) as well as NNSA Production Office Deputy Manager Teresa Robbins, Consolidated Nuclear Security President and Chief Executive Officer Jim Haynes, and CNS Y-12 Site Manager Bill Tindal. In addition to touring HEUMF, the congressmen also visited Building 9212, Building 9204-2 and the future site of the Uranium Processing Facility.
The entrance to Site 300 circa 1955.
Sixty years ago, the University of California Radiation Laboratory began testing high explosives at what would become one of the nation's most sophisticated non-nuclear weapons testing sites, an 11 square-mile plot of rural grassland tucked away in the steep ravines and tawny rolling hills near the Alameda-San Joaquin County, California, line.
On Thursday, Site 300 celebrated its 60th anniversary, with a picnic attended by more than 100 of the facility's past and present employees, along with some special guests.
R&D Magazine named 18 NNSA lab projects as finalists for the 53rd annual R&D 100 Awards, which honor the 100 most innovative technologies and services of the past year.
Finalists were selected by an independent panel of more than 70 judges. This year's Finalists represent many of industry's leading organizations and national laboratories, as well as many newcomers to the R&D 100 Awards, often referred to as the "Oscars of Invention."
This year's winners will be presented with their honors at the annual black-tie awards dinner in November in Las Vegas.
Among the finalists were:
|Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
|Harsh Environment Tag (HET) System
|This technology for first responders is ideally suited for time-sensitive and real-time inventory or personnel tracking in harsh radio frequency signal environments. The entry is a finalist in four categories -- process/prototyping, software/services, market disruptor product and corporate social responsibility. This technology is being developed in collaboration with Pleasanton-based Dirac Solutions Inc.
|Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS)-based Adaptive-Optics Confocal Microscope
Using the latest advances in adaptive optics and MEMS, this technology revolutionizes deep tissue imaging, providing unprecedented in vivo optical images at the molecular level. The technology is a finalist is two categories -- analytical test and market disruptor product. The work has been performed in conjunction with the University of California, Santa Cruz and Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Boston Micromachines Corp.
|Zero-order Reaction Kinetics (Zero-RK)
This software package is an innovative computational method that speeds up simulations of chemical systems by 1,000-fold over methods traditionally used for internal combustion engine research. The entry is a finalist in the software/services category.
|Large-Area Projection Micro-Stereolithography
A three-dimensional printing instrument, the device can fabricate products of substantial size yet contain highly detailed features in contrast to other 3D printing techniques that generally have to sacrifice overall product size to achieve small features. It is a finalist in the process/prototyping category.
|Dilation X-ray Imager
This imager is the world's fastest two-dimensional X-ray framing camera with 10-fold better temporal resolution than existing cameras. It can survive in environments with 10 times higher neutron backgrounds compared to conventional X-ray cameras. The technology is a finalist in the market disruptor product category. LLNL researchers collaborated on this effort with two companies, San Diego-based General Atomics and Kentech Instruments Ltd. of Great Britain.
|High-Power Intelligent Laser Diode System
This laser system employs advances in laser diodes and electrical drivers to achieve two-to-three-fold improvements in peak output power and intensity over existing technology, in a 10 times more compact form that can scale to even larger arrays and power levels. The technology is a finalist in the information technology/electrical category. LLNL collaborated on the laser system with Lasertel of Tucson, Arizona.
|Los Alamos National Laboratory
|LARS is a small-scale radiography device that, for the first time, can provide continuous high-speed x-ray imaging of spontaneous dynamic events, such as explosions, reaction-front propagation and material failure. To image these types of events, scientists require the use of some type of penetrating radiography, which LARS provides. Laura Smilowitz, of the Laboratory's Physical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy group, and her team and collaborators at CoRELabs developed this technology.
|Throughout the world, oil, gas, and petrochemical plants often use vessels and pipes to store or transport fluids. Over time, some of these vessels can corrode because of the caustic nature of the fluids inside them. PipeLIBS (Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy) is an elemental-analysis system that uses a laser beam to excite material so that it emits light at wavelengths characteristic of its chemical composition; it identifies the target elements and determines their concentration in a matter of seconds or minutes.
Designed for high-performance computers, MDHIM is a revolutionary software tool that performs more than a billion key/value inserts per second that can be retrieved in key order.
Today, scientists analyze data visually, often turning data into images or even movies. Current simulations on high-performance computers, such as supercomputers, make visualizing data untenable because of the resources required to move, search and analyze all the data at once. MDHIM provides a solution to this complicated problem by identifying, retrieving and analyzing smaller subsets of data.
Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) is quickly becoming an essential tool for improving the safety—and efficient maintenance—of critical structures, such as aircraft, pipelines, bridges and dams, buildings and stadiums, pressure vessels, ships, power plants, and mechanical structures such as amusement park rides and wind turbines.
Los Alamos engineers have developed SHMTools, software that provides more than 100 advanced algorithms that can be assembled to quickly prototype and evaluate damage-detection processes. It is a virtual toolbox that can be used to detect damage in various types of structures, from aircraft and buildings to bridges and mechanical infrastructure.
|Nevada National Security Site
|Argus Fisheye Velocimetry Probe
|Building on technology from the Multiplexed Photonic Doppler Velocimeter, a portable optical velocimetry system that simultaneously measures up to 32 discrete surface velocities onto a single digitizer by multiplexing signals in frequency and time, the Argus Fisheye Probe measures the velocity distribution of an imploding surface along many lines of sight. Laser light, directed and scattered back along each beam on the surface, is collected into the launching fiber. The received light provides a continuous time record. The probe measures surface movement. It is used to better assist scientists in understanding the material behavior in shock physics experiments.
|Sandia National Laboratories
|LED Pulser
The Sandia LED Pulser uses light-emitting diodes (LEDs) rather than lasers to provide rapidly pulsed, multi-color, very bright light for scientific, industrial, or commercial uses, and can be used in applications formerly possible only with far more expensive light sources. Using custom electronic circuitry, it drives high-power LEDs to generate light pulses with shorter duration, higher repetition frequency, and higher intensity than do commercial off-the-shelf LED drivers. The Pulser already has been used in several research studies that helped design and optimize cleaner and more efficient engines, which could, in turn improve local air quality and public health.
|Y-12 National Security Complex
|LISe Thermal Neutron Imager
|LTNI was developed through a collaboration with three Tennessee universities. The imager builds upon a lithium crystal that won an R&D 100 Award in 2013. Applications for the imager include research, diagnostics/medical imaging, law enforcement and national security.
|Chemical Identification by Magneto-Elastic Sensing
|The product of a three-year Y-12-university collaboration, ChIMES is an inexpensive, small and portable chemical sensor with virtually limitless applications, including detection of chemical and biological warfare agents, toxic industrial chemicals, explosives and illegal drugs.


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Ben Doster
Deacons Illustrated will breakdown the top targets listed as athletes Wake Forest is pursuing in part two of The War Room after addressing the offensive prospects the Demon Deacons are recruiting.--- Johnathan Alston, Bunn (NC), Wide Receiver or Outside Linebacker, 6-foot-3 and 200 pounds. Rivals.com rates Alston as a three-star recruit.He claims seven scholarship offers from FBS programs. Georgia, Georgia Tech and Wake Forest are also showing interest in Alston.Last season Alston caught 27 passes for 523 yards and seven touchdowns, rushed for 118 yards and two touchdowns and 67 tackles, 12 tackles for loss and six sacks.--- Zach Bradshaw, Damascus (Md.), Wide Receiver or Defensive Back, 6-foot-3 and 205 pounds. Rivals.com rates Bradshaw as a three-star recruit.He claims 15 scholarship offers from FBS programs, including one from Wake Forest and is also receiving interest from other programs.Jonathan Himebauch is recruiting Bradshaw for the Demon Deacons.--- John Brown, Durham (NC) Jordan, Running Back or Cornerback, 5-foot-11 and 187 pounds.Clemson, Duke, East Carolina, NC State, North Carolina, Virginia and Wake Forest are showing interest in Brown.Derrick Jackson is recruiting Brown for the Demon Deacons.Brown on Wake Forest in a prior interview with Deacons Illustrated: "I got to learn a lot more about the academic side of Wake Forest [at its Junior Day Saturday, Feb. 25]. I learned that the classes aren't very big, and the professors are not more one-on-one, but a little more personal than it would be at a big school. That would be one of my reasons of picking a college.""I think they [his parents] liked the visit a lot. They also liked the academic side of it, and how they told us Wake Forest was like an Ivy League school playing against BCS colleges."He rushed for 860 yards last season.--- Bra'Lon Cherry, New Bern (NC), Running Back or Wide Receiver.He is receiving interest from North Carolina and Wake Forest.--- Marcus Davis, Delray Beach (Fla.) American Heritage School, Cornerback or Wide Receiver, 5-foot-11 and 170 pounds. Rivals.com rates Davis as a three-star recruit.He claims nine scholarship offers from FBS programs, including one from Wake Forest and is receiving interest from other schools.--- Joseph Downey, Roxboro (NC) Person, Wider Receiver or Running Back or Defensive Back, 6-foot-1 and 180 pounds.He has received interest from Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, Duke, East Carolina, Georgia Tech, Michigan, NC State, UCLA, Virginia Tech and Wake Forest.Derrick Jackson is recruiting Downey for the Demon Deacons.Downey accumulated 1,000 yards of total offense and scored 12 touchdowns last season.--- Delando Johnson, Towson (Md.) Calvert Hall, Free or Strong Safety or Wide Receiver, 6-foot-2 and 180 pounds. Rivals.com rates Johnson as a three-star recruit and as the nation's No. 38 athlete.He claims scholarship offers from East Carolina, Illinois, Toledo and Wake Forest, and is receiving interest from many other schools.Jonathan Himebauch is recruiting Johnson for the Demon Deacons.Johnson on Wake Forest in a prior interview with MDHigh.com: "I was really happy to get this offer because Wake is obviously a great school. I'm going to be looking at them because they were one of the first BCS schools besides Illinois to take a chance on me."He recorded 62 tackles, 11 sacks and five pass breakups, and caught three touchdown passes last season.Stay tuned for The War Room part three: defense. ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now!
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March 9, 2010
Barton Simmons
Rivals.com Football Recruiting
Year after year, the level of football talent has steadily risen in the city of Memphis. Once only a basketball town, Memphis is quickly becoming a hot stop for college football recruiters. In the class of 2010, the city produced four four-star prospects and 16 prospects in all that signed FBS scholarships. The class of 2011 in Memphis may not have quite the same number of elite prospects or even the same depth but there are still numerous prospects that are continuing to emerge. Beyond the 2011 class, the future remains bright in Memphis as the class of 2012 is already shaping up to be a phenomenal group.Rivals.com made a tour through the emerging hot bed to get a handle on some of the most talented programs in the state of Tennessee.WhitehavenNo school is a better representative of the talent growth in Memphis than Whitehaven. In recent years, the program has been a huge pipeline for college football talent producing players like Tenarius Wright (Arkansas), Gene Robinson (North Carolina) and Ferlando Bohanna (Mississippi State) all within the last couple of years. The class of 2011 should again continue that streak of FBS talent.This year's class is led by Terry Redden at defensive tackle, who currently holds an offer from Clemson. Redden is an undersized defender but he is very active and very physical. While Redden has drawn the early attention, linebacker Charles Harris could very well end up being the top prospect. At 6-foot-1, 200 pounds, Harris should continue the strong tradition of linebackers out of Whitehaven. He is extremely fluid in pass coverage and should thrive in more of a prominent role as a senior. Harris is joined in the linebacking corps with another big and talented prospect in Julius Lewis. The two linebackers along with Redden should combine for a dominating defensive front and the emergence of some promising talent on offense such as tight end Keilyn Wells (6-5/225) and wide receiver Duke Coleman should offer a number of options for college coaches.Wooddale After a 9-3 season that ended with a one-point playoff loss to Whitehaven, Wooddale returns the majority of its top prospects and a few have already begun to pick up college interest. In the class of 2011, Wooddale is led by Kevin Green and Ryan Mack. Mack is a 6-foot-4, 310-pound offensive tackle that claims a verbal offer from Memphis and has received additional interest from West Virginia, Alabama, Arkansas, Southern Miss and others. Green is a linebacker/safety prospect that stands at 6-foot-1, 210 pounds. As a junior, Green piled up 115 tackles, three sacks, two forced fumbles, two interceptions and 17 tackles for loss. All that work was enough to earn him a verbal offer from Memphis along with interest from Penn State, Illinois and others. There is more talent at Wooddale in the 2011 class in players such as defensive back Desmond Stevenson, linebacker Deion Roberson and quarterback/athlete Demarion Graham. However, the jewel of the program may be in the class of 2012.Rising junior Jovon Robinson is a powerful running back at 5-foot-11 and 220 pounds. As a sophomore, Robinson was the heart and soul of the Wooddale offense, rushing for just under 1,700 yards and 26 touchdowns while also adding two interceptions on defense and both an interception and fumble recovery returned for a touchdown. With a healthy junior season, Robinson should enjoy plenty of college interest.MitchellMitchell has been a loaded program of late, making deep playoff runs in each of the past three seasons and producing some major talent in the process. Alabama signee Keiwone Malone was the headliner in the 2010 class for Mitchell and running back Artaves Gibson will take that title for the class of 2011.Gibson may have slipped off of some radar's following an injury-plagued junior season that saw him rush for only 511 yards and five touchdowns in six games. As a sophomore though, Gibson rushed for 1,759 yards and 23 touchdowns, including 191 yards and two touchdowns in the state championship game.Some schools have not forgotten that phenomenal sophomore campaign and strong start to 2009. Gibson recently picked up official offers from Memphis, Kentucky and LSU.When Gibson departs in the class of 2011, Mitchell already has its own 2012 standout waiting to emerge. Nathan Cole is the son of head coach Nathan Cole Sr. and has been a major contributor on one of the state's best teams since his freshman year. The wide receiver is a fluid, natural pass catcher should step in for the departed Malone as a junior to be the primary receiver target in Mitchell's wide open offense.Memphis EastLast season, defensive tackle Brandon Ivory was a virtual unknown to college recruiters. Then he blew up in a post-season all-star game, was offered by Memphis, committed and later jumped on an opportunity to sign with Alabama. That sleeper status likely won't repeat itself with head coach Marcus Wimberly's crop of talent in 2011. East is led by a trio of receivers in the 2011 class that provide tremendous speed and athleticism. Robert Fields at 6-foot-1, 180 pounds is the biggest receiver of the group and caught 13 passes for 348 yards and two touchdowns as a junior in only six games. Brandon Barron should emerge with more touches as a senior after catching 12 passes for 181 yards as a junior. Meanwhile Detavius Johnson returns from a junior year in which he caught 44 passes for 661 yards. At 5-foot-9, 165 pounds, Johnson is undersized but has huge big-play ability.As talented as East's receiving trio is, college recruiters will have to wait a year for what may be the team's top recruit. Running back Brian Kimbrow is 5-foot-8, 160 pounds and rushed for 863 yards as a sophomore on only 86 carries. He also excelled on the defensive side of the ball and could develop into either an all-purpose back or a lock-down corner on the next level.ManassasThe emergence of four-star offensive guard O.C. Brown put Manassas on the map for college recruiters in 2009. It's a good thing too because the small inner-city school is stocked with more players that colleges would be wise to take a hard look at in future classes.In the class of 2011, Chavis Daniels is receiving some interest as a linebacker from the likes of Western Kentucky, Southern Miss, Illinois and Ole Miss. Daniels stands 6-foot-2 and 225 pounds and has great athleticism with the ability to play running back and wide receiver in high school. In the class of 2012, Manassas boasts a three players that will likely end up playing somewhere on Saturdays with one of them having the type of body that ends up playing on Sundays. At running back, Omar Williams rushed for 1,600 yards and 17 touchdowns as a 5-9/185 pound sophomore but the player handing him the ball could be the best prospect on the team regardless of class. Will Redmond plays quarterback at 6-foot-0, 179 pounds for Manassas but he likely projects at either wide receiver or defensive back at the next level. Wherever he ends up, he has tremendous athleticism and good straight-line speed and should continue to develop into a highly recruited prospect. Finally, Manassas is home to one of the more impressive looking sophomores that you will find anywhere in the country. Brandon Hill currently stands at 6-foot-6, weighs 353 pounds and doesn't look to have bad weight on him. As is often the case with players that get that big that early, Hill is still learning to how to use his body and is still getting coached up on his technique but his potential is through the roof. Southwind - Lonnie Ballentine already holds one of the more impressive offer lists in the state of Tennessee and it's easy to see why with unique size combined with legitimate track speed at the cornerback position. White Station - After a Cinderella run to a 6A State Championship in 2009, White Station will re-load with some young talent. Linebacker Barron Thompson and wide receiver Adrian Ross have FBS ability out of the class of 2011 while the top prospect for the Spartans looks to be 2012 wide receiver Antonio Cheatham.Ridgeway - Redgeway was home to four-star Justin Maclin in the class of 2010 and its next big-time performer looks to be 2012 all-purpose back Jaylen Walton. Walton has size limitations at only 5-foot-7 but he is a highlight reel waiting to happen with the ball in his hands. His 335 yards rushing early in the season against future 6A State Champions White Station really put Walton on the map and he will likely be one of the state's top 2012 prospects despite his height.Melrose - Tino Thomas has emerged as one of Memphis' top 2011 prospects at safety with offers from Arkansas, Duke and Kentucky early. Thomas is the brother of current University of Miami running back Graig Cooper. Prospects always emerge at Melrose and perhaps the next one to step up will be 2012 quarterback William Gross who grew up a lot as a sophomore under center in 2009. Memphis Central - Central may be home to the biggest sleeper from the class of 2011 in tight end Cameron Clear. Clear is a 6-foot-6, 265-pounder that has a basketball background and is still coming to grips with his football potential. 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A gorgeous new furniture collection by Ruben Toledo has been introduced by RalphPucci. One of my personal go-to's for furniture classics, Pucci's studio has an interesting history, as it was founded as a mannequin company by his parents in the l950′s. Operating in a spacious loft on West 18th Street in NYC, highly stylized and artful mannequins are designed, manufactured and unveiled yearly. This history has fueled a successful connection to fine furniture, and a noteworthy collection.
Pictured above are examples of 'Ruben Toledo's furniture collection. 'Born in Havana, Cuba in 1960, he moved to New York with his family when he was just a child. He is painter, sculptor, illustrator, reporter and fashion chronicler, as well as surrealist wit of great renown. The continuous, sudden changes of fashion and the body language of style are two constant themes of his work which is naturally inspired by a Latin flavor, but which is also strictly connected with the American pop culture for its capability of modern synthesis.'
'Ruben Toledo is the author of the famous Style Dictionary, a collection of unforgettable images which, under the form of drawings and watercolors, meld fashion at its most ephemeral with style at its most abiding. Ruben designed his first mannequin for Ralph Pucci in 1988 and continues to this day to work on new projects. His most recent project, hand painted surreal and whimsical images in limited edition on Ralph Pucci Furniture (two) in 2012 was called "historic" by N.Y. Magazine design editor Wendy Goodman.'
To view an online catalog of the Toledo collection visit: http://ralphpucci.net/publications/toledo_cat.asp
In addition to contemporary furniture introductions, Pucci hold rights to many of the well known classics. 'Pucci gained the exclusive rights to the French Ecart collection, featuring the authentic reproductions of Pierre Chareau, Eileen Grey and Jean Michel Frank and expanded the collections to include designs of award winning Chris Lehrecke, Patrick Naggar, Paul Mathieu, Jerome Abel Seguin, Christophe Delcourt and the French design team Nathalie du Luart and Delphine Vendel. He soon added the rug designs of Christopher Farr, whose artists include Alegra Hicks, Kate Blee, Madeline Weinrub and the estate of Gunta Stolzl. Pucci later gained the rights to the classic furniture designs of multi-award winner, Vladimir Kagan, as well as, designs of Kevin Walz and Robert Bristow. Internationally known designer Jens Risom's classic designs are part of the Pucci collections. Pucci added collections by Vicente Wolf, along with collections of French designers Eric Schmitt, Herve Van der Straeten, India Mahdavi and California designer, William Emmerson. Pucci also introduced one of a kind, rare pieces by Philippe Hiquily and rare sculptures by Jean-Claude Farhi. His long association with Andree Putman has produced several collections. In 2001, Pucci introduced a new collection of ceramic vessels by London artist, Abigail Simpson, woven Vessels by Jonathan Klein were later added. In 2002, the exclusive lighting designs of David Weeks were introduced with 4 subsequent collections added. In the last years additional collections were added, a group of contemporary quilts were designed by Denise Schmitt, glass vessels designed by Lianne Gold were added and fiber art by Dana Barnes.'
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Fannie and Freddie CEOs Score Big Paydays
Big firms which got government bailouts and haven't paid back the money are supposed to be subject to pay restrictions. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac both borrowed tens of billions, and haven't repaid it yet. So how is it that their CEOs will make millions for their work in 2009?


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Signee Profile: Stallworth ready for SEC
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Stallworth committed to Auburn in the summer, and although took official visits to Michigan and Tulsa in January, signed with the Tigers on Signing Day. Stallworth played quarterback in high school, but projects elsewhere at Auburn.
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On his workout regime:
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May 5, 2016
The father of a Kinston woman who was murdered in Wake County almost two years ago has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the couple accused of killing her.
Laura Ackerson was reported missing by Kinston police on July 15th, 2011 . Her dismembered body was found more than a week later in a Texas creek.
Authorities believe Ackerson was killed in Wake County, her body placed in coolers and driven to Texas in a rental truck.
Rodger Ackerson filed the lawsuit Wednesday in Lenoir County against Grant and Amanda Hayes, the Raleigh couple who are awaiting trial for the woman's murder.
Ackerson's two children were fathered by Hayes, and the two were going through a custody dispute at the time of her death.
Hayes is scheduled to stand trial next month in Wake County on the murder charge, while his wife's trial is set for early next year.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama says he'll work with Congress to help the public understand the circumstances under which the government will target an American citizen with ties to al-Qaida using an unmanned aerial drone.
Obama says he doesn't believe a president can do whatever he wants, whenever, under the guise of counterterrorism.
And, he says it's not enough for U.S. citizens to take his word that, quote, "we're doing the right thing."
An internal Justice Department memo surfaced earlier this month outlining a legal rationale for the government to target U.S. citizens abroad it believes are leaders of al-Qaida and continually engaged in operations against Americans.
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Dozens of workers were let go Monday from the Vestas wind turbine tower manufacturing factory in Pueblo.
The Danish company said it is adjusting its manufacturing workforce due to a market slowdown prompted by uncertainty over whether Congress will extend a wind production tax credit.
Vestas spokesman Andrew Longeteig says the cuts represent about 3 percent of the company's more than 3,000 employees in the U.S. and Canada. That would mean about 90 employees are losing their jobs.
Vestas had employed 1,700 people in Colorado, including about 400 people at the tower factory in Pueblo.
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Vestas also operates three factories in Windsor and Brighton that produce blades and nacelles, which house turbines.
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Las Vegas, NV (Sports Network) - Anthony Marshall and Bryce Jones-Dejean each
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There's every indication the search for Dylan Redwine is still underway in a small town near Durango where his father Mark lives. Missing posters are posted all over the area of Vallecito Lake, Colorado.
"We don't know where Dylan's at; we have no idea where Dylan's at," Mark said Wednesday. "He could be anywhere."
Mark is working with search crews and other investigators close to home trying to find any trace of his son. Dylan disappeared while on a court-ordered visit with Mark before Thanksgiving.
"My ex-wife and I both agree that Dylan's not the kind of kid that would run away, but I also think that there's a possibility that Dylan was torn between his parents," Mark said.
Investigators announced this week they want to speak with a man who could help them out in their investigation. There was a man who was reportedly in the Vallecito area, who was possibly looking for rental properties around the time Dylan disappeared. He's described as a Hispanic man, 45 to 50 years old, and about 5-foot-10. Investigators think he may have seen something that could help them find Dylan.
The La Plata County Sheriff's Office says it still doesn't have a suspect and very few clues, but Dylan's family will keep looking, convinced they will see him again.
"Absolutely," Mark said. "I have no reason not to believe that."
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May 6, 2016
With last month's approval of the 4-unrelated rule in Greenville, the city is now moving forward with its plans.
Thursday night the mayor and council members appointed a citizen working group for the university neighborhood.
Mayor Allen Thomas says, "We're so excited to get this initiative to make this area safer, clean it up, and make it the most revitalized area in Greenville."
The mayor and councilmembers Marion Blackburn and Dennis Mitchell each appointed two people, a total of six members, for the neighborhood's citizen working group.
Blackburn says, "Whenever you get people that share some common goals and ideas, there is the possibility that some good will come of it."
Blackburn says the most important factor in her choices, was their ability to stay focused. "To select people that were able to work in a very difficult circumstance, and yet still speak up for good policy and be able to work in a setting, that could be tense."
The specific goals of the group have yet to be determined. Blackburn says that decision should be up to appointed members. "We need to be sensitive to what they want this panel to accomplish, regardless of who made the appointments that goes for all 6 members. We need to be super sensitive to what they would like to accomplish."
So now, the two sides of the issue are working together. Mayor Thomas says, "I think the inclusiveness of this, representing so many people across Greenville and this community is what excites me. And I look forward to in a year coming back and talking about what a success the university neighborhood is for the city."
Blackburn says the six group members chosen are residents of the university neighborhood.
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California Law Academies
On May 1, Law Day, Chief Justice Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye presented the Chief Justice's Award for Exemplary Service and Leadership to the state's Law Academies. Ruthe Ashley, Chair of the California Law Academy Strategic Task Force, accepted the award and spoke about the academy movement in California, including the work of teachers and mentors from the legal community.
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Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye presented her first Exemplary Award as leader of the judicial branch on May 8, 2012, to the Open Courts Coalition. The Open Courts Coalition is a campaign of attorneys, labor and business leaders, calling on the Legislature to keep the courthouse doors open by restoring the $350 million that has been cut from the courts in recent years. Coalition cochairs, attorneys Paul Kiesel and Niall McCarthy, pictured right, accepted the award during a Law Day celebration in Sacramento. See video.
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(CNN) -- The fact that Chick-fil-A is a company that espouses Christian values is no secret. The fact that its 1,600 fast-food chicken restaurants across the country are closed on Sundays has long been testament to that.
But the comments of company President Dan Cathy about gay marriage to Baptist Press on Monday have ignited a social media wildfire.
"Guilty as charged," Cathy said when asked about his company's support of the traditional family unit as opposed to gay marriage.
"We are very much supportive of the family - the biblical definition of the family unit. We are a family-owned business, a family-led business, and we are married to our first wives. We give God thanks for that," Cathy is quoted as saying.
Strong feelings of support and disagreement have followed, making Chick-fil-A the top Google trend on Thursday morning as the company's Facebook and Twitter pages were burning up with arguments.
"Hate mongers! Never again! Not another $ from me," Duke Richards wrote on Facebook.
"Goodbye Chikkk-fil-a! your food was delicious, but I can no longer eat nuggets filled with hate!" read a post by Blake Brown.
"I am truly ashamed of the recent admittance from Mr Cathy about your bigoted company practices. I hate the fact that my money was used for this. I will never support your company (and) will make sure anyone I know does not either," Mikell Kirbis wrote on Facebook. "While I'm not a Christian I know that hate is not in God's plan nor (is) ignorantly picking sections of the Bible to brandish. Good bye and I hope either you change your ways or close down."
But the support for the company was just as vehement.
"Just wanted to say I'm proud that you stand firm in your beliefs. You knew the risks, and still took the plunge. May God bless this company with abundance. Never back down!" said a Facebook post from David Jones.
"Thank you for standing up for what you believe. The truth is not hate. It's just the truth," wrote Sharon R Boyd.
"I love the values that this restaurant stands for and will support it every dang chance I get! Pay no attention to the morons spewing hate!" read a post from Raymond Joy.
In a statement to CNN on Wednesday, the company said it would stick by its principles, but it tried to withdraw from the heated social media debate over them.
"The Chick-fil-A culture and service tradition in our restaurants is to treat every person with honor, dignity and respect - regardless of their belief, race, creed, sexual orientation or gender. We will continue this tradition in the over 1,600 restaurants run by independent owner/operators. Going forward, our intent is to leave the policy debate over same-sex marriage to the government and political arena," said a statement from Don Perry, the company's vice president of corporate public relations.
The Human Rights Campaign, a lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender advocacy group, said Wednesday that Cathy's comments gave consumers a clear choice.
"It's strange to say, but it's good to see Chick-fil-A finally admit to their anti-LGBT policies," Michael Cole-Schwartz, the organization's director of communications, told CNN. "Now fair-minded consumers can make up their own minds whether they want to support an openly discriminatory company or take their business elsewhere. As the country moves toward inclusion, Chick-fil-A has staked out a decidedly stuck-in-the-past mentality."
Polling shows increasing support for gay marriage in the United States. A CNN/ORC Poll conducted in late May found 54% of respondents favoring the legal recognition of gay marriage with 42% opposed. The poll had a sampling error of 3%.
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Sharks are a marine animal appearing in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto V.
San Andreas & Vice City
Even although not as common as most sea creatures, sharks can be spotted in the waters of San Andreas and Vice City, mostly in the San Fierro Bay in San Andreas and everywhere in the waters of Vice City, and in both games they can sometimes be mistaken by dolphins. They do not take damage when shot at, and like other marine animals in GTA San Andreas and Vice City, they don't move when they swim.
The easiest way to spot a shark is to just search the water for it, preferably through a Sniper Rifle. They however do not appear as frequently as other marine animals. There is a frequent myth which claims sharks attack players, yet this is wrong. Like other marine animals, sharks don't attack the player, and as a matter of fact they swim away when approached.
Sharks are also mentioned in the 10th page of the GTA Vice City manual:
"Shark attacks off Vice City happen a few times a year and there are more sharks out there than you would like to think - Best advice: Stay out of the water!"
This might suggest that sharks could have been used as an excuse for the player's inability to swim in Vice City.
First revealed in the prerelease screenshot on the right, sharks will appear in waters around San Andreas. It has been confirmed that sharks will attack the players if they get too close, but given that Rockstar mentioned they would be exploring the undersea with a much greater detail in V and that a small submarine was also seen in the pre-release screenshots, the first option is the most likely one. Getting attacked by a shark also unlocks the "Out of you depth" achievement. Sharks can be killed if the player is on a boat and shoots one, which only takes two shots with the 50. pistol. It is also now confirmed that sharks may be killed underwater using a knife, as first performed by MSgtGenocide on the 22nd of September.
External Links
- Jaws (Sharks) page on the GTA Myths Wiki.


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The Secretary is authorized and directed to determine the portion of any unauthorized disbursement to which any individual under this chapter is entitled, and to pay to such individual the amount which the Secretary determines such individual to be entitled. Any payment under this provision shall include interest at a rate of 5 per centum per annum, simple interest, from the date on which such disbursement was made from the trust estate of the deceased Indian.
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No payment shall be made to a person under subsection (a) of this section with respect to any unauthorized disbursement from the trust estate of a deceased Indian if—
Source(Pub. L. 98–500, § 3,Oct. 19, 1984, 98 Stat. 2317; Pub. L. 100–581, title II, § 201,Nov. 1, 1988, 102 Stat. 2939.)
1988—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 100–581amended subsec. (b) generally. Prior to amendment, subsec. (b) read as follows: "No payment shall be made under subsection (a) of this section with respect to any unauthorized disbursement from the trust estate of a deceased Indian if the total amount of unauthorized disbursement from such trust estate was less than $50."
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For 'Space Opera' universes with 'magic' drives (like Traveller, Star Wars and Star Trek), the answer is 'whatever the plot requires'.
However, for answers dealing with hard science, this is the single best source of data that I know of:
[The problem with 'realistic', is that 'realistic' ships are slow (months to the next planet and hundreds of years to the next star) and 90% reaction mass ... that's a lot of 'nothing' for a deck plan of a ship.]
For just the 'cargo' portion of the ship (including human cargo, but ignoring drives, fuel and reaction mass) this is a good source of data on how much room is needed for living space and food production:
Hope that helps and Good Luck.
[PS. If you just want some quick and dirty answers, Traveller (the RPG) requires:
1. about 2000 cubic feet of living space (200 square feet of floor area) per person ... which includes all common areas, life support, living quarters, food storage etc.
2. about One crew member per 50,000 cubic feet of total ship.
3. about 15% of the ship dedicated to 'Engineering' (drives, power plant and fuel) per unit of speed ... which in traveller are gees of acceleration for normal travel and parsecs per week for faster than light travel.
4. each 2000 cubic feet of unused space can hold 1 passenger worth of accomodations or 1 TEU standard cargo container. ]


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Charles Hamilton has avoided jail time for now, but could be facing up to five years if he doesn't pay restitution and meet other court-imposed conditions.
PARIS, Maine (AP) _ A legally blind Rumford man who pleaded guilty to stealing $11,000 worth of items from a neighbor's home has avoided jail time, upsetting his victim.
Charles Hamilton was given a two-year deferred disposition in Oxford County Superior Court on Wednesday. He has to pay $1,200 in restitution and refrain from committing a crime during that period. If he meets the conditions, the case would be dismissed. If he fails, he faces up to five years in prison.
The Sun Journal reports that Jodi McKenna, who identified herself to the judge as the single mother from whom Hamilton stole, said the restitution does not come close to replacing the items stolen, which included everything from jewelry and electronics to pitchforks and blankets.
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Student Meal Plan Options
Dining Services at Radford University offers a variety of meal plans, providing you with the freedom to select the plan that best meets your eating preferences.
Unused balances for meal plans do not carry over to the following semester. If the account balance reaches zero before the end of the semester, the meal plan will no longer work until additional Food or Flex Dollars are purchased.
On-campus meal plans (residents)
All students living in residence halls must choose one of the following meal plans. Learn more about on-campus meal plans.
2015-2016 rates
- RU Flex Plan ($1,876 per semester)
- 19 Plus Plan ($1,934 per semester)
- 15 Plus Plan ($1,882 per semester)
Off-campus meal plans (commuters)
Off campus (commuter) students are not required to purchase a meal plan, but may choose to purchase a meal plan. In addition to being able to purchase any of the meal plans available for on campus students, the following options are also available to commuter students. Learn more about off-campus meal plans.
2015-2016 rates
- RU Flex Plan ($1,876 per semester)
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With the RU Flex plans, the purchases made by students using their Flex Dollars are at prices 50% below Dining Services retail prices.
In all retail locations (locations other than Muse or Dalton) students pay 50 percent of the listed retail price when using their Flex Dollars. Students begin the semester with:
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