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Vegetable juices and green smoothies (also called blended salads) both have a place in the Nutritarian diet. Both are great ways to get more raw leafy greens into your diet, in addition to your usual salads.
Satiety and blood glucose
A green smoothie — a blended mix of leafy greens, fruits and nuts and/or seeds — is an excellent, portable morning meal. It contains all the fiber from the greens and fruit, plus fat from the nuts or seeds to keep you full and limit the rise in glucose from the fruit.
A vegetable juice with a small amount of fruit, depending on size, may be as calorie-dense as the smoothie, but will not be a satisfying meal on its own. For this reason, if you have a substantial amount of weight to lose, I wouldn't recommend juicing often because it will likely add too many extra calories (without the feeling of satiety) and compromise your weight loss efforts. Also for those with diabetes, I do not recommend juicing, since the sugar in the juice enters the bloodstream rapidly without fiber from the original vegetables and fruits to slow the process.
Micronutrient availability
Blending and juicing both disrupt the mechanical structure of plant cells, which increases the accessibility of many micronutrients. Many beneficial micronutrients – carotenoids, polyphenols, and folate for example — are often bound to structural components or large molecules within the plant cell like fiber, proteins, and starches. Processing, heating, and chewing break down these cellular structures to increase the availability of the bound micronutrients; however, many may not be accessible for our absorption by chewing alone. Blending increases our likelihood of absorbing these nutrients. Importantly, the micronutrients that are bound to fiber within the plant cell may be removed with the fiber by juicing and therefore be more available via blending than juicing.1
Also, with smoothies, you are often adding nuts or seeds as a healthful fat source. Although blending alone increases the accessibility of carotenoids, since the presence of fats is known to increase carotenoid absorption from leafy greens,1,2 it is possible that nuts and seeds in a smoothie could increase absorption further.
For those who have nutrient absorption problems, gastrointestinal conditions, or other medical conditions, vegetable juices (especially cruciferous vegetables) are often useful as a supplement to a healthful diet, providing additional beneficial nutrients to promote healing.
Guidelines for juicing and blending:
1. Parada J, Aguilera JM: Food microstructure affects the bioavailability of several nutrients. J Food Sci 2007, 72:R21-32.
2. Brown MJ, Ferruzzi MG, Nguyen ML, et al: Carotenoid bioavailability is higher from salads ingested with full-fat than with fat-reduced salad dressings as measured with electrochemical detection. Am J Clin Nutr 2004, 80:396-403.
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You must be looking at the cheaper models. I see The Reliquary Keyboard for only $2400 and a Victorian Laptop for $6850. Time to get my credit card...
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Theme 17-6 is the sixth level of the third episode of mine and dine.
Fire the Yellow bird horizontally into the TNT on the left, without triggering the speed boost. The tower will fall rightward and eventually trigger the TNT in the middle. The explosion can launch debris into both the hanging pig and the structure at the far right.
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Two Girls Praying by Emile Munier (1840-1895)
I know you've all been waiting for details from my cruise, or for Linzer Sables (which I did make). Or, perhaps you were expecting another crazy, madcap story about my adventures as an Accident Prawn. Maybe you've been looking for some telltale sign that the Holidays are upon us. I've tried, but I just don't have it in me right now.
You see, I did have a wonderful time on my cruise. It was relaxing and rejuvenating and wonderful. But, the series of events which transpired this past week has sapped me of my holiday enthusiasm and left me a little limp.
While still basking in the afterglow of a whole week the Caribbean, the first thing that Mr. SGCC did when we got home was turn on his cell phone. Big mistake! Waiting for him was a message that one of his clients had died. Not just any client, mind you, but a three year-old baby, who for the past two years lay in a nursing home, hopelessly brain damaged due to being violently shaken by his foster mother. This little boy had suffered so much! Some say that perhaps his passing was a blessing. I only feel overwhelming sadness at the tragic and senseless destruction of child's life.
A few days later, my in-laws called with more terrible news. Mr. SGCC's closest cousin P. had passed away. It was very sudden and completely unexpected. P. went in to get a routine flu shot, like millions of others do each year. Whatever was in the vaccine reacted negatively with another medication that P. was taking and twenty-four hours later, he was gone. Just like that. Gone. P. was only two years older than we are (and we aren't old). He was an only child and his father died last April. Now, his mother, Mr. SGCC's aunt, has lost her entire family within six months time.
My husband and his cousin grew up together. They spent every holiday, Spring Break and summer vacation together. Neither had siblings, so they were like each other's brother. P. lived in Pennsylvania and we live in Florida. Though "the boys" didn't get to visit very often in recent years, the bond was still there. As for me, I liked P. very much. He was warm and sweet and funny and genuine. He will be sorely missed.
Albrecht Durer's Praying Hands
Now, I'd like to tell you about my dear Uncle Sal. He's is a tough, old, wiry seventy-two year-old guy with the unfailing energy of a twenty-five year-old. He grew up in the same little Italian town as my father, and eventually married Dad's little sister. For over fifty years he's been a devoted husband, father and grandfather. Uncle Sal has survived cancer, open heart surgery and two serious car crashes. (Did I mention he was tough?) He's also the only Italian I've ever known with red hair and freckles!
On Saturday afternoon, Uncle Sal was up in his avocado tree picking avocados. At seventy-two, his tree climbing days should be long over, but nobody could ever tell HIM that. He lost his balance and somehow grabbed onto a live power line. Electricity jolted through his body as he plunged twenty-five feet to the ground. By some miracle he barely survived the fall, but his injuries are catastrophic. He is badly burned over much of his body and has broken his arm, leg, pelvis, sacrum, 8 ribs and several vertebra in his back. He was airlifted to a hospital in Tampa where he was in surgery all Saturday night. He is now in the burn unit in critical condition.
We have no idea at this point if, when or how he will recover from this. I do know that any recovery will surely be long and grueling. I am putting this out there because if there was ever a time my family needed some extra prayers, this is it. I am a firm believer in the power of prayer and if you are too, please put in a good word for my uncle.
So, my dear readers, as you now know, this has been a helluva week here in SGCC Land. Cooking and baking have been pretty far down the list of my priorities. I hope to be back on track tomorrow with my weekly Tuesdays with Dorie post. I'm heating the oven up now.


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Burger King
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Burger King is a global chain of fast food restaurants.
In 2009, the fast food chain ran several ads tied into the release of Star Trek and to promote their glasses and kids' toys.
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THOMPSON - Ryan Preece took the lead on lap two and never looked back.
Preece, of Berlin, led all but one lap to win the 30-lap NASCAR Whelen All-American Series SK Modified feature.
Rick Fuller of Auburn, Mass. was second and Keith Rocco of Wallingford third.
It was the second victory of the season at Thompson for Preece, who won his first at the track on May 26. Preece is in his first season running regularly in the division.
"I've got a great spotter and a great crew," Preece said. "They really did a good job today. I can't thank them enough. I'm thankful to have this ride, to be able to race on Thursday nights and Friday nights like I am and racing as much as I am. I'm just having a lot of fun."
Preece started second and went by Fuller, the pole-sitter, off of turn four on the second lap. Fuller stayed with Preece the rest of the way, but couldn't find a line back to the lead.


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The Scotchman
This delightfully busy Googie sign once stood on Federal Blvd in front of the Scotchman
Motor Restaurant, the burger joint of choice for hot-rod cruisers from 1949 through 1977.
Famous among old-school Denver car culture for their Mr. Horrible Burgers, Scotty Cheeseburgers and Kilted Tacos, washed down with drinks like the Choking Coke,
the Hot Cookie or the Sloppy Malt!
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I had found a low quality photo of the sign and someone suggested I post it to
The Eye. I thought this would be a perfect opportunity to exercise my illustration
skills and post a much clearer drawing instead.
This drawings are 100% illustrated, nothing clipped out of photos. They are posed
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Another sunny summer has arrived once again. It is time to take advantage of this warm weather, and review any wear and tear that may have emerged from the previous seasons. With these simple home energy audit tips, a person can save 20% on cooling and heating bills. It is important to catch any weathering before it becomes a problem.
Energy Analysis
With a notepad in hand, take the time to walk around and document any cracks or gaps. Beginning the inspection from the inside, start by turning off the electricity at the circuit box. Remove the switch-plate covers, and see if any gaps have formed. If any separation has developed, install foam inserts or replace them with insulated covers. In addition, phone-jacks can be insulated too.
The next step is to examine where windows meet walls, walls meet floors and pipes and wires enter the home, sealing gaps with caulk. Other areas to investigate are:
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When reviewing these areas, look and feel for daylight and drafts. These are all indications that heat is escaping. Places to examine on the outside of the home include areas where pipes, vents or wiring enter. Check for gaps or damage, paying attention to where material joins, and where it meets other materials. A few locations would be chimneys, windows or the foundation.
Some homeowners prefer having a professional handle the check ups. If that is the case, contact the local utility company for referrals. Some utility companies provide rebates for home-energy audits.


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Julie from Less-Than-Perfect Life of Bliss created a new stylin' lamp for her daughter's bedroom from an old lamp she had originally purchased from the thrift store. Julie painted the cherub base a bright yellow and then dressed up a plain white shade with strips of ruffled fabric. This is such a simple way to […Read More]
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I have no idea what I was thinking about having kids. I can afford them my husband has a pretty good job (90,000 a year) so we can pay all our bills and have the kids with nice clothes and everything. however, I'm 25 years old. I have a 6 year old boy a 10 month old boy and one on the way. my 6 year old boy is with another man who i had an abusive relationship with and known him since i was 15. By the way he only gets him every other weekend and pays only 500 a month since he lost his 6 figure job (total loser) (was paying 1200 a month) anyway my husband is not emotionally supportive at all mentally and has not been to one doctors appointment with me since i had our 10 month old or with the little girl im pregnant with now. Im due next week by the way. I feel like i have no support sysytem watsover i have no family here and I literally feel like running away. I am stressed out to the max because my hubby and I keep arguing and he is so insensitive which causes me to lash out against my kids although my 6 year old annoys the hell out of me. I think I want my old life back. NO KIDS, JUST ME, NO HUSBAND. To go back to school and get a full time job and live in a one bedroom apartment and dont have to wake up at 6:15 in the morning to send my son off to school no more making bottles. Im not sure if this is just the fed up with being pregnant hormones or if i just want to get away from my kids all together. Anybody a SAHM and feel liek you need to get away?
Considering putting my kids up for adoption
Married 5/08, Little Princess 10/10
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If it is that your husband isnt being supportive then give him a break focus on
If you plan on going back to school go to one that has a day care so that all of the kids have a place to stay while your at school
Hang in there momma. I've been there. I started back on my antidepressant this month and things are much better. Tell your husband very clearly what you are feeling (seriously- if you sugar coat it he won't get it) and Let him know that you need him to show interest and help you out with (fill in the blank) and consider seeing a therapist or starting a treatment plan. It's worth it!
Maybe you should talk to your Dr. I felt this way off and on with my son even though my husband and I planned and tried for him. My husband and I started having problems after my son was born and I didn't realize that I had become depressed because it happened over time. At times, running away seemed like what I wanted most. Once I dealt with the depression, my outlook was completely different. If you decide to do this, make sure it is a well thought out decision because it is surely one that will change you and your childrens lives forever. In the end, if you feel it is the right decision, there are plenty of people who can offer loving homes that would love to adopt. I applaud you for recognizing that maybe you can't provide what you need to the kids. I wish there were more people who did. Please, talk to your Dr about depression and make sure this is not the issue. Good luck.
I agree with the previous posters. What you are feeling is not abnormal - these emotions are symptoms of depression. Tell your OB so that they can prescribe anti-depressants. Get professional counseling (you can even Skype with some counselors if your schedule makes it hard to leave home on a regular basis).
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Treatment of DRlyp/lyp rats with hIL-1Ra. A: Longitudinal monitoring of DRlyp/lyp rats treated with 350 μg/kg/day human recombinant IL-1Ra (n = 16, dashed line) or saline (n = 23, solid line). Agents were delivered intraperitoneally in saline. Treatment was initiated by day 30 (prior to insulitis).
Fasting blood glucose was measured three times per week, and type 1 diabetes onset was defined as the first of two consecutive
fasting blood glucose measurements >250 mg/dl. hIL-1Ra–treated rats survived 71 ± 11 days (range 53–100), while saline-treated
controls survived 61 ± 6 days (53–75) (P = 0.007, log-rank test). B: Detection of anti–hIL-1Ra antibodies in IL-1Ra–treated DRlyp/lyp rats. Indicated amounts of hIL-1Ra (17 kDa) were loaded onto polyacrylamide gels, electrophoresed, and blotted. Membranes
were probed with a 1:2,000 dilution of onset sera from hIL-1Ra–treated (top left blots), saline-treated (top right blot), day 40 hIL-1Ra–treated (bottom left blot), or saline-treated (bottom right blot) DRlyp/lyp rats. C: A Venn diagram illustrating the relationship between the gene expression induced between the PBS-treated DRlyp/lyp vs. BN allogeneic and hIL-1Ra–treated DRlyp/lyp vs. BN allogeneic inductions (244 |log2 ratio| >0.5- ±1.4-fold; FDR <0.10). PBMCs of six BN rats each were cultured with a serum pool generated from six hIL-1Ra–treated
DRlyp/lyp rats or a serum pool generated from six PBS-treated DRlyp/lyp rats (n = 12 cultures). For PBMCs of each donor BN rat (n = 6), a culture possessing autologous sera was prepared. Fifteen cultures possessing allogeneic BN serum were prepared. Global
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for gene expression induced by placing the PBMCs into culture. D: Regulated probes were identified between the PBS-treated DRlyp/lyp vs. BN allogeneic and hIL-1Ra–treated DRlyp/lyp vs. BN allogeneic inductions, replicates were averaged, and the relatedness of the three conditions were examined by hierarchical
clustering. E: Well-annotated, regulated probe sets regulated by sera of PBS-treated DRlyp/lyp rats vs. the BN allogeneic induction. *Orthologues regulated by human type 1 diabetes sera (13). The scale represents the fold of change between the serum tested relative to autologous serum (−fourfold to +fourfold).
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New platforms such as Windows Phone have a large number of applications yet platform providers currently have a very limited view of what behaviors these applications exhibit in the wild. In addition, these devices are typically resource-constrained, and so cannot support full recording of application behavior. To address these issues, we introduce collective record and replay, a new variation on record and replay that samples the non-deterministic inputs to a program probabilistically across a large number of users. These partial traces are then recombined on the server, allowing a view into the behavior of untrusted applications. In this talk, we will discuss the record and replay framework we have developed for Windows Phone 7. The choice of interface on which to interpose for recording significantly affects the efficiency and efficacy of the system, and so we will describe the tradeoffs of each interface, which one we chose, and why. Finally, we will outline the remaining steps needed to implement our system.
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- A basic user utility preference to reduce uncertainty: a dissent to reporting and asset measurement
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- Abstract
- Legitimacy and self-regulation of the accounting profession dictates that it typifies integrity and credibility in both the form and substance of its accounting standards. Unsound and dishonest business practices are not evident in the financial reports, nor are they the responsibility of accounting standard setters. Nevertheless, professional accountability is not enhanced if the financial reporting standards permit a great deal of choices, variation and interpretation, particularly in asset values. In pursuit of professional legitimacy and the credibility, accounting standards can reduce opportunities for intruding bias, inept judgement, or interpretation perspectives adding to user uncertainties. The thesis of this conceptual paper is that key user groups have an intrinsic homogeneous preference utility for information relating to financial risk, which can be satisfied by a simple asset value, based on a market bid. The balance sheet can contain a segregation of asset values, either in supplementary or classification form.
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- Critical Perspectives on Accounting Journal, Vol. 19, no. 5 (Jul 2008), pp. 785-804
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- 2008
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- Accountability; Accounting standards; Asset value; Professional integrity; User utility preference
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Bringing the African Diaspora to the Big Screen
The 21st annual African Diaspora International Film Festival, which includes several first-run films and discussion sessions with directors that will take place at Teachers College, will open in New York City on November 29th.
Published: 11/22/2013
The Case for Pondering
TC's David Hansen argues for education that questions as much as it defines
Published: 10/8/2013
Inaugural Gordon Lecture Focuses on the "Lost Question" of Race in Education
Are educators and education policymakers truly confronting issues of race and racism? Has a focus on class trumped an awareness of race? Did school desegregation obscure other inequities?
Charles Payne, Frank P. Hixon Distinguished Service Professor in the University of Chicago's School of Social Service Administration, will tackle these and other questions in delivering Teachers College's inaugural Edmund Gordon Lecture on Thursday, October 10th, at 6 pm in TC's Milbank Chapel.
Published: 10/1/2013
If You Could Save Time in a Bottle...
...what would you tell the world in the year 2138 about Teachers College?
Published: 9/30/2013
Honor Our Distinguished Alumni
Published: 9/9/2013
Giving Their Regards to TC Way
An enthusiastic crowd kicks off the academic year by celebrating TC's new address
Published: 9/5/2013
TC, As You've Never Known It
Notice anything strange lately on campus?
Published: 7/9/2013
A Banner Year Continues
First it was the bus shelters, now it's the streets. The first in an ongoing series of banners celebrating the College's many academic strengths and the power of its alumni have gone up along Broadway, between 110th and 114th Streets and again between 118th and 120th Streets, and on 120th between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue.
Published: 4/13/2013
Lemann Foundation now offering scholarships to TC for Brazilians
TC will offer scholarships to admitted master's students from Brazil, beginning in the fall 2013.
Published: 3/29/2013
Happy Birthday, TC!
The 125th anniversary celebration begins with a happy three hours in Zankel Hall
Published: 3/12/2013
The Ultimate Street Cred
A series of ads in bus shelters establish TC's claim to being a place "where firsts happen"
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A Woman in History: Eileen Power, 1889-1940
Cambridge University Press, Mar 29, 1996 - Biography & Autobiography - 292 pages
Eileen Power was the best-known medieval historian of the interwar years, and wrote one of the classic medieval histories, Medieval people. An active participant in the campaign for women's suffrage, she became one of the first writers and teachers of women's history. She made her career as lecturer and then as professor at the London School of Economics and, together with R. H. Tawney, turned a frontier subject, economic and social history, into a prominent part of the historical disciplines. She defined her subject as comparative and international in her passionate engagement with the forces of nationalism and militarism. Her major works on trade, merchants and comparative economic history were conveyed in writing that was individual and human, rich in narrative and ranging widely over time and place. In her evangelism for the subject on the lecture platform, on the radio, through the press and in the school book, she made her subject glamorous, and her history became compelling reading and listening for a whole generation. Yet when she died prematurely at the age of fifty-one, her legacy to history was lost, and now we have largely forgotten her and the passions that drove her to write history. By narrating the life story of this woman who combined scholarship with personality to make an academic career against the odds, Maxine Berg refocuses our attention on Eileen Power as one of the first and most remarkable 'women in history'.
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If people did blew up the LAPD's phones, all for some rich girl, what would be the consequences for the other people in LA? It's not pretty. No matter how you look at it, my mind still can't comprehened that as rational.
The best course of action would be to blow up LA.
No, it's not rational, and fairly stupid as well. But I thought you were referring to the snarky comments, like the one I made about being able to see her head from Mars.
Any talk about celebs is irrational… I can't believe this thread is still going.
-my own post isn't helping.
This is the most fun I've had with a forum 'discussion' since that two day flame war from a period lost in the murky depths of time in an era called 'Before I regained my sanity and quit playing Runescape'.
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Not too many folks involved in divorce proceedings get royally screwed like the folks in this sad story did:
NY: Divorce Judge On the Take Destroyed Lives & Families
But we all need to be cognizant of the fact that court cases don't always go according to plan. That's why I continually harp on the point that the money you will pay for a good attorney, an attorney who is a specialist in the particulars of your divorce will not actually cost you money, but save you money for the rest of your life.
Reading this article made me wonder, in particular, where were the attorneys on the losing side? Were they part of the skulduggery as well? Or were they just "chickenshit" afraid to stand up for their current client's rights in favor of being in a better position to win more cases in the future?
Don't know, can't say, but do remember one thing whine you have to take things to court. Divorce, tax case, personal injury, whatever, the case belongs to you and the other party in the case. It doesn't belong to either or both of your lawyers … and although you should always listen to the advice of your attorney, he or she does not control your case … only you are ultimately responsible.
Before I'd let some tin-horn crooked judge force me to sign papers as it appears this one did … threatening to take away money … I'd walk out, risking nay contempt charges he might want to file … clearly stating to my attorney as I left, "You're fired!" and then find me a proper attorney to continue the adventure.
Could it be a couple of these victims were too much in love with money themselves? "Sign away your rights or I'll rule you get nothing" is not enough of a threat to make me compromise what I know is right.


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Matt Damon, who just welcomed his second daughter, Gia, on August 20th, lends his face in this ONE ad campaign.
According to the site, ONE is a campaign to help fight poverty and global AIDS. Some of the voices in the video are of Michelle Obama, Cindy McCain and Mayor Bloomberg. ONE had asked them to go on the record to describe their plans to combat global poverty.
This ad will air on national television starting this Sunday, August. 24th.
Matt is very involved in other charities. In July he and pal Ben Affleck took part in the Ante Up For Africa poker tournament.
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2007 Pathways and Access to
Careers in Technology
Field Team Research Group 5D: KSU Research Team
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Trevor Wrobleski, J'Juan Sleet, Steven Brown, Sarah
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Ringo, and Tiffany Parham
Our PACT Challenge:
To find out why farmer Billy
Bob Cabrito's fish
goats are dying.
The facts we learned
about goats: To find out why farmer Billy Bob
fish and goats are dying.
The facts we learned
about fish: Overcrowding causes sickness. Check
pesticides, parasites, and bacteria on a monthly basis
to keep your
fish healthy.
We learned about soil and water analysis to solve the challenge.
To analyze soil we had to: Take a spoon of soil and
put it into a cup,
then mix three fourths cups of water
with the soil. Then dip the edge
of your pH paper in
the water and compare the color to your pH scale.
To analyze water we had
to: Take four different cups and fill them
with four
different types of water labeled Pond water, Microcosm
water, Sample 1, and Sample 2. Then dip your pH paper
into the cup,
and then compare it to the color pH scale.
0-6 is the most acidic, 7
is neutral, and 8-13 are
Our soil results: Sample
1 had the most alkaline. Runoff soil, organic
and sample 2 were neutral on the scale.
Our water results: Pond
water had the most alkaline and sample
1 and 2 were
the most acidic. Microcosm sample was neutral.
Based on these studies
and our analysis results our
recommendation to Mr.
Billie Bob Cabrito is: Treat
the fish for
Gill Fluke by adding chemicals to the
water and treat the goats for Streptococus with antibiotics.
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Technology Changes How We Remember A Concert
I know, I know, I can't stop talking about the Garth Brooks concert last weekend. While that WAS an awesome concert, there was a part that brought sadness to this old timer. This past weekend I was cleaning and organizing a box of pictures when I ran across my Garth Brooks concert ticket from 1998. Think about it, this piece of memorabilia is a thing of the past.


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Reviews for Company of Heroes 2: Starter Commander Bundle
Good but not complete yetmahon | Aug. 10, 2013 | See all mahon's reviews »
Although Company of Heroes 2 is still a very fresh release, it already received an expansion. Company of Heroes 2: Starter Commander Bundle adds four tactics or tactical doctrines: Anti-Infantry Tactics and Conscripts Support Tactics for the soviet commander, and Spearhead Doctrine and Joint Operations Doctrine for the geman one. These expand the base game and add some new tactical options for the player, by adding new units and new tactical options. While it may seem like a lot, there is much more content available in other DLCs, so you may feel a bit disappointed that even with this pack your game still doesn't feel complete. This doesn't matter you will not enjoy this expansion - just remember this is not a complete expansion.


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Id /id/ n: The personality component made up of unconscious psychic energy that works to satisfy basic URGES, NEEDS, and DESIRES. The id operates based on the PLEASURE PRINCIPLE, which demands immediate gratification of needs.
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I work full time because I'd be a crappy stay at home mom.
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What do you think about your life? I mean, you like your life or want to change something?
Yeah, this is a strange question, but I often ask myself If I want to change my life. And yes, I want.
I often find myself thinking -praying- for someone to take me away from this meaningless life. But I know no one hears my prayers.
I don't know if there is something worth living for. Every day I wake up, and I do the same movements repeatedly. I hate my life. Boring, bland, sloppy, useless life.
I wanna live for adventure. I wish my life was like a book that is constantly changing, never knowing what will happen from one page to another.
I know I'm missing something, an emptiness that I'll never fill.
I try to fill it with my stories, my drawings, my imagination, but it's not enough. I think I'll never find anyone that I can understand, but that's okay. By now, I'm giving up living.


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San Diego Rep. Juan Vargas of San Diego announced plans Monday to introduce a bill in Congress that would strengthen laws against child sex trafficking.
The Child Protection Act of 2012, or Hazel's Law, would remove a requirement that prosecutors have to show an accused sex trafficker knew the victim was a minor.
"It's nearly an impossible feat," Vargas said at a news conference outside the downtown Hall of Justice.
He said the law would prevent child sex traffickers from getting lighter sentences because their knowledge of the victim's age could not be proved in court.
The bill, co-authored by Rep. Doug LaMalfa, R-Richvale, will be introduced today. Democrat Vargas' district includes the southern portion of San Diego County, Imperial County and all of California's border with Mexico.
A woman identified as Hazel C., 20, appeared with Vargas at the news conference. She was 17 when she was abducted in January 2010 and held for nine months by a man who forced her and others to earn $1,000 a day.
Although authorities at the news conference did not reveal the defendant's name, Hazel said her abductor was prosecuted and sentenced in December 2011 to 30 years in federal prison.
"I know firsthand that slavery is not dead here in America," she told a gathering of reporters outside the courthouse.
She said one of the difficulties in the case involving her captor was proving that he knew she was a minor. She called the bill "an amazing step in the right direction."
According to the FBI's website, human trafficking is one of the world's fastest growing criminal activities, generating billions of dollars of profit each year. The agency investigates human trafficking as a priority under its civil rights program, but it also crosses into other investigative areas, including organized crime, crimes against children and gangs.
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Boneh and Venkatesan have recently proposed a polynomial time algorithm for recovering a ``hidden'' element of a finite field of elements from rather short strings of the most significant bits of the remainder modulo of for several values of selected uniformly at random from . Unfortunately the applications to the computational security of most significant bits of private keys of some finite field exponentiation based cryptosystems given by Boneh and Venkatesan are not quite correct. For the Diffie-Hellman cryptosystem the result of Boneh and Venkatesan has been corrected and generalized in our recent paper. Here a similar analysis is given for the Shamir message passing scheme. The results depend on some bounds of exponential sums.
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The DIY Surveillance System Using a Webcam – Part 1
Part-1: Hardware
The Story: Its been a while since my last post due to some work projects which have been occupying a lot of time and effort. However I still managed to find time for a hobby project, a DIY surveillance system using a webcam so I thought I'd go and share it with the rest. It's not really a hobby project the real motivation behind the project are some of the cleaners which mess up some of the wirings of some work related project I am involved in. So you'd leave everything okay and when you come back in the morning something would either be unplugged or just not working. I'd to spend a lot of time probing on the scope of what's wrong and most important where! with so many wires it's a pain. So I decided to go ahead with building a surveillance system for myself using a webcam and some other hardware which I will mention in a while (I don't want to go in detail of why not buy one off the shelf so don't ask). The project however did help me learn about some valuable electronics concepts and it wasn't all for fun. Anyway without further delay id just get on with it.
Id cover this project in three parts:
1- The hardware
2- The comms (communication with the hardware)
3- The software (web based control including streaming)
The second one is also related to software but since its more about channelling communication down to the hardware I decided to keep it separate. The flow of this entire process is summarized in the diagram below.
I would start off with the hardware part which is crucial as if that doesn't work, there is no point to the rest of it really. The hardware that is needed for the projects include:
1- Webcam
2- Stepper Motor (4 wired = 2 Coils for a clockwise and an 2 for anticlockwise rotation)- http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=9238
3- Motor Driver Board (Controlling the motor why this is needed is discussed below)-http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=9402
4- Arduino Board (any would do I'm using which has the ATmega168 on it. Description below)
Webcam is pretty obvious since its a surveillance system so cant do much without the video I guess. The webcam I am using is:
The stepper motor was a bit tricky to decide on compared with servos. But to summarize it down for those who don't know much about it is that servos operate on a closed loop and perform a feedback mechanism to the microcontroller to adjust position errors in other words they aren't that precise. So say I want the camera to be at a 45 degree angle id have to rely on the feedback from the motor to first decide where it is and then move on to adjust the position. Stepper motors are however are relatively cheap and provide precision control by operating in steps. A complete discussion on servos vs steppers is discussed here and is worth having a look at http://www.torchmate.com/motors/electronics_selection.htm. The motor for this project can be viewed at the link above and is a bipolar motor. The stepper motor: (http://www.flickr.com/photos/45253805@N07/4156919912/)
The stepper driver is the A3967SLB and can be viewed at the link above which is used to control motor movement and provide precision control based on the input pulses provided to it. It can be operated in full-, half-, quarter-, and eighth-step modes. For people who still don't understand just consider it as way to translate the high/low pulses into something meaningful for the motor to move a step a very small if it's just 1 pulse. The driver(http://www.flickr.com/photos/45253805@N07/4156920162/)
The last but not the least is the arduino board which has the Atmega168 microcontroller on it. This is needed as it talks to the stepper driver which in turn controls the movement on the motor.
Connecting it all up:
1- Camera to the stepper motor
Ok so now we know the basic components of what are going to use so lets get on with the connections and how all of this will work. The first thing was to cut the camera (you can see the image at the flickr link mentioned above) and make it fit on the motor. Now this is a very crucial yet very important procedure so make sure you don't damage the camera. I cannot exactly go about telling how to cut it up but here are some of the snaps of how the camera is mounted on the motor:
1- http://www.flickr.com/photos/45253805@N07/4156920424/in/photostream/ – Side view
2- http://www.flickr.com/photos/45253805@N07/4156158481/in/photostream/ – Back view
Once this is done plug the camera within the USB port to make sure its working!!! Else you've done something wrong or damaged the camera J.
2- The Stepper Driver – Motor Connection
The simplified diagram of the stepper is as follows, it only includes only the pins I am using
The 5v and the Gnd are to run the driver board. Instead of using a power supply for this what I did was use the pins on the arduino to get the 5v directly. This powers the driver. The PWR is the power to the motor and can be from 12v to 30v. Im using 12v to power it from an external power supply. The C-A and C-B are the coils from the stepper motor in other words the 4 wires from the stepper motor would go in here. If you are using a motor different than the one mentioned above please read the data sheet to ensure that the correct wires are placed. In total there are 4 coils within the motor 2 to ensure a clockwise rotation and 2 to ensure an anticlockwise rotation. If these wires are attached in a wrong order the clockwise and the anticlockwise motion might cancel each other out and the motor might not move. The connections for the motor above are as follows:
Red and Green are for Coil A – C-A
Yellow and Blue are for Coil B – C-B
So now you would have the motor connected to the stepper driver board.
3- Stepper Driver- Arduino Connections
Ive connected the dir pin which controls the direction of the motor to Pin 4 on the arduino and the stepperPin which controls the amount of steps the motor should take is connected to Pin 3.The sleep pin is connected to Pin 7
My connections: http://www.flickr.com/photos/45253805@N07/4161441034/
Why connect the sleep pin?
Ok this is important because it allows the coil which holds the shaft in its position, to demagnetise. What I mean is if you don't use the sleep pin the motor still functions but if you try to move it with your hand you wouldn't be able to since the coils are magnetised and they hold the shaft firmly. Since the coils are magnetised this causes the motor to heat up and I didn't want that to happen if the motor is not in operation else it would melt the glue that is holding the camera.
Test Software:
Now to ensure everything is alright and the motor is working upload the following test code which is a basic routine which comes with the driver to see if everything is working or not. I've added a bit to control the sleep pin you may wish to remove this to observe what happens without the sleep pin. This code is written with the arduino programming language which is based on c/c++
int dirPin = 4; int stepperPin= 3; int sleepPin=7; void setup () { pinMode (dirPin, OUTPUT); pinMode (stepperPin, OUTPUT); pinMode(sleepPin,OUTPUT); } void step(boolean dir,int steps){ digitalWrite(sleepPin,HIGH); digitalWrite(dirPin,dir); delay(50); for(int i=0;i<steps;i++){ digitalWrite(stepperPin, HIGH); delayMicroseconds(100); digitalWrite(stepperPin, LOW); delayMicroseconds(100); } digitalWrite(sleepPin,LOW); } void loop(){ step(true,15); delay(500); step(false,15); delay(500); }
The code is self explanatory, there is a simple step function which allows a direction to be input 0 for clockwise and 1 for anti-clockwise. The steps are the number of movements which the motor should take. The duration of the 1 step is determined by the delayMicroseconds in the functions which determines how long to hold the pulse high and in turning causing the motor to turn for that time period. The main function or the loop simply calls this function once to make it turn clockwise and then anticlockwise. If this works as expected and the motor is moving the hardware step to the project is complete. We are now ready to create the front end software, the arduino would then be revisited once the front end software is complete.
Please note that the above code is not the final version of the code to go on the microcontroller and would be revisited.
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hi.. this is pretty neat.
do you happen to know if the stepper driver needs the 5v line hooked up,and would not doing so cause strange problems even though the regulator is onboard?
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Great info! I'll have to take a closer look at this when I have the time. Sounds pretty useful.
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The EasyDriver you got from SparkFun (which I designed) does NOT need 5V. In fact, that pin is to supply 5V to the outside world, should you need it. There is a 5V regulator on the EasyDriver that generates the logic level supply voltage for the driver chip. So leave that disconnected.
Have you heard of any issues with these motors? I have hooked up the EasyDriver v4.2 with the same connections you made and am unable to get the motor to do more than vibrate when I start sending steps to it.
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HI. I'm trying to do a similar project… Could you help me out? I'm using a PIR sensor to sense a motion and the arduino will trigger a webcam and sent the pics online to a remote location.. this is what i have in mind….
Cool project! Very cool project…!
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Thanks for the info! It got me set up and running in no time. I needed to change the digitalWrite(sleepPin,HIGH); to digitalWrite(sleepPin,LOW); in the beginning of the step function and the digitalWrite(sleepPin,LOW); to digitalWrite(sleepPin,HIGH); at the end of the function for the code to work.
Thanks again!
Very useful page – thank you very much for making the information so accessible and useful.
I appreciate that you have made the effort made!
Best regards
can u provide me the full programming part for this project


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I think this is pretty much an average shot. It isn't bad, but it is nothing spectacular. Am I missing something? The foliage creeping in from up-left and growing out of the slab really seem to make the photo look dirty. Just looks like a photo taken any old day at the crag. Good photo, but average.
slablizard, are you sure that isn't from chalk? It seems that the limestone only changes color on holds... I could be wrong. sidepull, I don't think that the picture is an "indictment" of the community. (referring to your usage of the word) If you feel that way, it would be your (the jury)indictment.


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The event, which will examine how the relationship between Israel and Turkey could affect the global business climate, is the first in the series "The Future of Business: America in a New World," which will take place in locations around the globe.
That conversation will continue on March 30 in Istanbul, on June 8 in New York City and on June 22 in Jerusalem.
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"What should they know and what should they do as their enterprises act as instruments to create and distribute wealth? What must they know and do in order to cause no harm?"
Turkey and Israel are ideal subjects with which to begin this kind of conversation, Gautschi said.
"Both nations have strong ties to the United States, and although Israel has deeper cultural ties in the U.S., Turkey's global standing has risen dramatically recently," he said. "Many of the participants in the Arab Spring uprisings cite it as a role model for Middle Eastern countries."
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Colfax gets on-air KNCO nod after Nevada Union fails in post-season bid; Lorenzo Lamas rides again in Lincoln; Auburn's independent movie loss is Roseville's gain
With playoff high school football back Friday night, radio stations KAHI, KNCO and Star 94.1 have the area well-covered for all the mud, sweat and tears. Auburn's KAHI 950 AM – the Voice of the Foothills and the Placer Hillmen – will be covering the Auburn team as far as it goes in the "second season," with Pete Dufour doing the play-by-play. The pre-game broadcast on KAHI starts at 6:45 p.m. – 15 minutes before kick-off in a matchup between the hometown Hillmen and Woodland High School. Up the hill in Colfax, the Falcons will be taking on Orestimba and Grass Valley's KNCO 830 will be stepping up to broadcast the game. The Nevada County station is normally airing Nevada Union Miners playoff games at this time of year but the team missed the playoffs for the first time since broadcaster Tom Fitzsimmons can remember. Fitzsimmons, who has been doing the play-by-play on Miners games for 14 years, said Colfax businesses have stepped into the advertising void once word got out that Falcons games would be airing on radio. The Colfax game is also at home, with pregame starting at 6:45 p.m. and a 7 p.m. kickoff. Colfax Record Sports Editor Mike Ray is scheduled to be along at halftime to provide some expert analysis. Bear River on FM Bear River Bruins, also in the playoff picture, are on the road to take on Marysville. Star 94.1 FM out of Grass Valley will provide the excitement over the air, with a 6:45 p.m. pregame and 7 p.m. start time. Fitzsimmons said that if Auburn listeners can't tune in at 94.1 FM they can try a sideband at 105.7 FM that tends to provide a good signal in some parts of the Highway 49 corridor. And if you want to go to live streaming audio on the computer, all three stations will oblige. Just go to kahi.com, mystarradio.com or knco.com. Mike Remy, KAHI sports director, can attest to the power of playoff football in the foothills. Website tracking during last year's Placer playoff run found that an average of 17,000 listeners logged on for each game. And when KAHI broadcast the Rocklin-Grant showdown last year, KAHI tallied 64,000 listeners. Lamas in Lincoln Thunder Valley Casino Resort will be offering a celebrity sighting opp Nov. 20*, but bring along a toy, a $20 bill and a motorcycle. The Lincoln casino will have Lorenzo Lamas – famous for 1980s primetime soap "Falcon Crest," 1990s cop drama "Renegade" and steady work from 2004-07 on daytime soap "The Bold & The Beautiful" – onsite and appearing throughout a Santa Claus Toy Run event. The charity gig starts at a Sacramento motorcycle shop, with Lamas leading the ride, and ends with a party at Thunder Valley. Lamas will be joined at the event by "Renegade" co-stars Kathleen Kinmont and Branscombe Richmond. One more time Independent cinema impresario Renee Berg is giving area audiences one more shot at seeing "Harrison Montgomery," a movie starring Oscar winner Martin Landau and featuring Krista Ott, a Cool-area resident who picked up some positive reviews for her work in the film. Berg previously screened the flick at Auburn's Music & More Theater and the Colfax Theater but bad weather helped to keep the crowd down to little more than the veritable friends and family. This time around, the film will be shown at Roseville's Tower Theater. The showing is at 7 p.m. Friday with $7 admission at the door. Berg said she'll be going ahead with more independent films at the Roseville location over the next six months. *Reflects a change in the original posting to reflect an incorrect date. The correct date of the ride is Nov. 20. Ticket sales end on Nov. 19.


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1. Silent Hill might be the scariest game of all time.
2. Kindergarten Cop might be the funniest movie of all time.
3. One is a terrifying nightmare about devil worshippers; the other is a lighthearted romp about five-year-olds. They've got nothing in common, right?
7. The first level of Silent Hill takes place in a school. But it's not just any school. Look at the door.
8. "It's just a door", you say. Is it just a very specific sign?
9. Is it just TWO very specific signs?
10. Is it just THREE very specific signs?
11. And the EXACT same school bus?
12. Kindergarten Cop was released in 1990; Silent Hill in 1999. There is only one, ironclad conclusion to be reached. Silent Hill is the sequel to Kindergarten Cop.
All the children in Kindergarten Cop are dead and Arnold cannot save them. Next time someone suggests that you watch Kindergarten Cop, the comedy, you should correct them: Kindergarten Cop, prelude to the horror tragedy.
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Peer review (known as refereeing in some academic fields) is a process of subjecting an author's scholarly work, research or ideas to the scrutiny of others who are experts in the same field. It is used primarily by editors to select and to screen submitted manuscripts, and by funding agencies, to decide the awarding of grants. The peer review process aims to make authors meet the standards of their discipline, and of science in general. Publications and awards that have not undergone peer review are likely to be regarded with suspicion by scholars and professionals in many fields. Even refereed journals, however, can contain errors.
Not only can refereed journals contain errors, they can contain "experts" who make errors about acceptance and rejection of articles based on their prejudice and fear of ideas that do not meet with their preconceived ideas of how the world should work. I experienced this first hand with an article I wrote with some colleagues a few years ago and submitted to The Journal of Legal Education whom we had contacted and they said they would be interested in such a piece. We thought an article on violence prevention would be helpful to law professors but apparently, the reviewers had other ideas. I have no problem accepting a rejection for an article but when I saw the two reviews our rejection was based on, I must say, I lost respect for this particular journal's decision to allow such lame reviews.
One review was just lame stating that our analysis of violence prevention was just "simplistic"--a buzz word for "I don't agree with your viewpoint"--and we needed to get more information from administrators and deans (the very people who have no clue about violence!) with regards to their experience with violence to get more insight etc. Not sure that would help but okay. The second "expert" review reads more like a rant than a review; the funny thing is that I can just imagine the fury of this guy who wrote a long tirade full of typos and I could just imagine his fingers clacking away angrily as he typed. Here are a few highlights from this "expert" review:
The article "Anger and Violence on Campus" is not worthy of publication. Reading it, I was reminded of the premises of so-called war on terrorism-terrorists are evil people who need to be contained or eliminated. Never mind trying to understand the underlying reasons people might resort to violence, there is something fundamentally wrong with them so we need to figure out who they are and keep them from causing harm to others. This paper takes a similar superficial look at violence on campus- those who act violently are fundamentally disturbed people who need to be identified, contained, and if possible eliminated or screened form our campuses. At no point do the author(s) follow-up on their initial observation that "vengeful individuals sought to address perceived grievances" Rather than examining the sorts of perceived grievances people sought to address, they focus exclusively on the failure of institutions to recognize "clues of impending violence" and their inability to take preventative actions.....{long rant}
I will not even bother going into detail in my concerns about the sorts of admissions screening and record keeping that are suggested at the end of the paper-the authors) must have been taking instruction from the Justice department since there is not even any recognition that there might be some issues of rights involved here.
I have no problem being rejected but I do have a problem with the bias that this reviewer shows, indicating that we are "taking instruction from the Justice department" because he does not agree with us. Why say this? I can just imagine the "I hate Bush stickers" plastered on his office door. Anyway, good news, our article has been resubmitted and been accepted by another equally prestigious law review so obviously it is not as "unworthy of publication" as the biased reviewer seemed to think.
I am not retelling this story to get revenge, I merely want to point out that peer review can often mean gate keeper to those ideas that some academics want kept out of print. Diversity of ideas often means little to some elitists when it comes to ideas that do not fit in with with their preconceived notions of how the world should be. This is not a scholarly critique so much as a political rant. We get it, he doesn't like Bush, but what does this have to do with violence in the classroom? It is, to say the least, disappointing.


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Call number: Y Mystery / Broach, Elise
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Named after a character in a Shakespeare play, misfit sixth-grader Hero becomes interested in exploring this unusual connection because of a valuable diamond supposedly hidden in her new house, an intriguing neighbor, and the unexpected attention of the most popular boy in school.
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History Mystery
Moving to a new school can be tough for any kid, and sixth-grader Hero finds the only thing that gets her through the first few miserable weeks is the promise of finding a million-dollar diamond hidden somewhere in her new house, a diamond that may also be key to answering the question: "Who is the real Shakespeare?" In this treasure hunt meets history mystery, Broach paints the theories surrounding Shakespearean authorship with a light touch. History and literature mix easily into the contemporary storyline without overwhelming it, and the thread of the mystery remains strong throughout. While certain subplots and the final connection between Shakespeare and the diamond may feel contrived, young readers will still enjoy this novel for its compelling premise, and teachers will find it a useful introduction to Shakespearean authorship. Readers who enjoyed Broach's more recent Masterpiece or Blue Balliett's Chasing Vermeer series may wish to check this title out. Recommended for readers ages eight to twelve.
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