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www.huntington.com) and Cleveland State University have entered into an exclusive 10-year partnership that provides more than $1 million for scholarships and academic programming through an expanded banking program Huntington will offer as "The Official Bank of Cleveland State University."Cleveland State University President Ronald M. Berkman and Huntington Bank Greater Cleveland Region President Dan Walsh announced the partnership at a press conference today at the opening of Huntington's new full-service branch in the university's Main Classroom building. Together they discussed the benefits of the program and unveiled the new Huntington Bank Vikings debit card. "We are very pleased to have Huntington as a banking partner," said Berkman. "The scholarships and internships it has provided will be invaluable to many of our students throughout the next 10 years." Over the life of the relationship, the university will receive $50,000 in scholarships, a minimum of three paid Huntington internships per year and $250,000 to support the university's Allen Theatre Project, the "Power of Three." Huntington will also work with the university to develop and deliver a financial literacy program to arm students with practical advice on how to build and sustain a strong financial foundation. "Huntington is proud to be a part of the community so well served by Cleveland State," said Walsh. "This extraordinary university contributes significantly to the vibrancy and economy of our city. We are proud to make this investment in its academic, cultural and athletic excellence. With the opening of the new Huntington branch on campus, Cleveland State students, alumni, faculty and staff will have access to the full complement of Huntington products and services. In addition, they can bank conveniently at any of our branches throughout greater Cleveland."
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Just bought yet another of these cardis in that beautiful deep damson colour. I find they just elevate a summer's dress, these cardis look so stylish.
Love this style , it can look elegant with a dress or skirt or casual with a pair of loafers and jeans . Wish it could be made with long sleeves as well.
Fit and quality I gave 5 stars. Regarding the colour (glacier) I unfortunately awarded it one star only. When the cardigan arrived the colour was very different to the website. The glacier colour was a very "washed out" colour. Sorry Brora!
This is the second collared cardigan I've purchased. I particularly like the fact that it is warmer than a jacket but achieves the same effect - great for winter. The sizing came up well for me (size 16) and I didn't need to change it (I have had to size down/up in the past with some Brora designs). Loved the aubergine colour.
I originally bought my first collared cardigan ( size 14) over four years ago and is still in excellent condition. Recently I bought the plum one. The sizing seems to come up slightly smaller and I have opted for a 16. It seems to be exactly the same size as the other one.
They are great with dresses, skirts and jeans. Wonderful feel to the wool. Two of my most favourite items of clothing.
I have always admired this vintage style cardigan and when I saw it in the sale in my favorite colour (dragonfly) and size I just had to have it. The colour is much nicer than I expected. It is really smart and classy and looks good both with or without a pretty scarf.
Having read other reviews recommending to go up a size I was a bit worried that it would be too small or skimpy. However, it is perfect in every way. I am short (5ft 2") so I only ever buy tops with shorter length sleeves as full length are way too long on me and take away from the look. I think 3/4 sleeves look more elegent anyway
I love the feminine style of this collared cardigan - I now have it in three different colours. For what it's worth, I always purchase one size bigger - usually take a 10/12, but find size 14 better in this style, in order to get extra length. Like other reviewers, I don't like to feel exposed at the midriff! The cuff at the hem is deep enough to nip-in the waistline, and, with 3/4 sleeves, sleeve-length with the bigger size is not a problem.
Bought 2 in the sale - chamomile and dragonfly. They lift a summer's dress into a smarter, more elegant realm. I always buy these in 10, which is a close fit on me but I don't want to lose the shape by buying a larger size.
I have always loved this vintage style cardigan and decided to treat myself. It is lovely and perfect to wear over a light dress or skirt at this time of year. I have the navy colour-way. The only con for me are the small buttons - I have large fingers!
I love the design of this being fitted, and though it is shorter, it looks great with skirts and pants with a higher waist. I consider the style to be kind of retro 50s romantic. I also like that it can be worn buttoned up or over a shell top. The neckline is very flattering. I highly recommend it. Craftsmanship is excellent.
I bought this jumper after seeing a picture of it paired with a silk dress I had already bought. It does the job and I'm sure it will be useful but I must say I'm not generally a fan of 3/4 length sleeves. Full length is so much more versatile - and sleeves can always be pushed up but in winter bare wrists are not comfortable. I felt there was also a bit of skimping with the collar - it would have been much better if it came an inch further forward on each side. It does feel a bit as if Brora designers looked for ways to reduce the yarn usage on this garment.
Having said that the buttons are good and the colour (peppermint) a nice fresh green.
Air Conditioning in the South makes sweaters a requirement all year round. I love the color and feel of this cardigan. I have been wearing it constantly since I got it. It goes with everything. I like the simple styling and the way the collar lays. Craftsmanship is solid. I know I will have it for years to come.
I wear a 10-12 Us and a 14UK fits just right.
I love this cardigan! It is beautifully soft and the colour (driftwood) goes with so many things. The fit is great and the length good on me-I am 160cm. I also like the sleeve length, which is about mid-forearm. I haven't washed it yet, but based on previous experience it will last for ages. I hope to buy more in this style.
Super colour and quality - I had to buy a size larger as my usual size seemed a bit too snug.
Bought the plum cardigan to wear with my Brora skirt - it's a great length and the colour is beautiful. Quality is excellent, as always with Brora. Am now thinking of splashing out on the peppermint!
I'm keeping this one, love the color and the collar, but very short in the torso, limiting its usefulness. Others may find this a deal breaker
The mint version is my second cardigan in this cosy shape. I was not sure about the green when I saw it online, but am very happy with it. The mint is a fresh and lovely mix of light and dark shades, medium bright in a pleasant way, very similar to the Pistachio green Brora linen tennis dress of 2 years ago. I bought the cardigan for the warmer season and will wear it with grey, beige and sky blue skirts. Could not resist the beautiful mint lace knit scarf to go with it.
I bought this in Winter White and it's a beautiful cream colour, flattering to most complexions, even if pale. I'm usually a size 12, but chose the 10 for a neater fit. Well made and warm, with ideal length sleeves for shorter arms such as mine. Perfect.
Chose the peppermint and am very pleased with it. Have purchased this style before and have had the collar come loose so hope this won't happen on this cardigan. Would prefer a little longer. (Have clicked 3 stars on fit but is showing as 5)
Love the nostalgia of this cardigan, the effortless look of the 50s when a pretty cardigan and skirt were all you needed to look good. It looks lovely with pearls. But I agree with lots of others it's too short. And I still have to turn down lots of Brora things I'd like because of the 3/4 sleeves, cold in winter and autumn and if I want them shorter in spring I can pull them back. Would love to see more collared cardigans and a sensible length.
A good fit in normal size (3/4 sleeves a little cold in winter but will be great in spring/summer). The Moss colour is sensational.
The colour (crabapple) was lovely but didn't suit me at all and sadly, the fit was odd and did nothing for me. I returned it, but am not put off!
This cardigan has proved good value ( I tell myself") and I wear my two cardigans with everything in my wardrobe. I love the length of both the body and the sleeves and I love the style. Only reservation is that the collar has become detached from the body of both of the cardigans over time. It won't stop me buying another one though.
I have two of these cardigans, and do love them, but must have a matching thermal underneath to achieve a decent length. I am 5feet 9 inches tall, and this cardigan is simply too short on its own. Please offer a longer length for taller customers. I would pay more for this option.
I love this cardigan shape and hoped the Platinum would be a lovely, silver grey as in the photo. It turned out to be a rather dead, putty colour so it had to go back.
I am an average height on 5ft 6". Why oh why don't Brora make more collar cardigans? But also a couple of inches longer. It is just too short in the body, and makes it uncomfortable to wear, as a cold gap tends to appear. Many women of my age want cardigans/jersies that we can wear without anything except underwear underneath, as everywhere is so hot! But Though this lovely cardigan has a collar, very flattering to my age, it is too short for comfort. I bit the bullet and sent the lovely crabapple one back. Please take note for further collections!!
I have this in pink, pale grey and purple. It's a lovely nostalgic cardigan, bit 1930s. But agree with others who find it large/shapeless. Also three quarter sleeves - I don't get them. They may look more feminine but I just want to keep pulling them down. If we want shorter sleeves we can slide them up a bit. With long sleeves and a slightly fitted waist this would be perfect. Usual size too baggy, size down too small. I think it's the fit not the size. Still lovely though.
I already own this cardi in amethyst and bought it again in cerulean; both are rich, slightly heathered colours. It is a bit wide in the body--might size down though the size down was sold out. I decided to buy it anyway (in the sales) since I wear version one so often. Buttons are securely sewn and there has been minimal to no pilling on the amethyst version, which I believe is as it should be for the price.
I am sending this cardigan back because I didn't realise that the sleeves were 3/4 length. In fact on me they were a sort of 5/8 length and simply looked as if they'd shrunk! Great pity because the colour (cerulean) was a beautiful shade. Please make other garments in this colour.
I have ordered this style in various colours and was always happy with fit and quality - however, the last, navy one I bought was very poor quality. The stitching around collar and sleeves began to unravel about a week after purchase. Should have returned it, I know, but instead had the "fun" of mending it myself. Not Brora's usual quality.
Thanks for the speedy delivery. The cardi fits well and is a lovely soft knit. I have worn it continuously for the first week.
One problem I have had is that two of the buttons came loose and needed to be sewn back on.
Colour is great - porridge is an exact match.
Beautiful quality as always from Brora.
Purchased in the sale so there was not a large choice of colours available in my size, but found the 'porridge' to be neutral enough to wear with most colours.
So pleased to be able to purchase beautiful clothes 'made in the UK'
Thank you Brora for maintaing your high standards over the years.
The buttons are sewn on well, which is an important indicator of quality for me. The colour is deep and slightly heathered and the style is comfortably conservative but never boring. I probably could have sized down as it is especially generous through the torso but, magically, without being sloppy. I hope to wear it forever but I was suspicious of the card it came with claiming pilling was natural. I have vintage cashmere with no pilling; I call shenanigans on that. But I have worn it almost daily for over two weeks and there is no pilling so I've decided to trust the quality and assume the disclaimer is unnecessary.
Adorable cardigan but wish I'd bought a size down in the two I have - I find it a bit too loose so I feel a bit frumpy. Won't stop me buying another though in smaller size as it's a dream to have such a pretty 50's cardi. As with other Brora cashmeres I expect the softness can depend a bit on the colour, I have this in pale spring colours and they are the softest of all my Brora things apart from chunky items.
I actually order a size down in this style to give a snug and sculpted fit. Great quality, lovely colour, very pleased with my purchase. Am now looking at the summer colours!
I was undecided about purchasing this item given other reviews, so waited until the sale. Loved the colour - I also have the round neck jumper and cardigan - and the collared style, but the shape of this cardigan was quite boxy as another reviewer has noted and I found the length a bit short for me being 5'10''.
The colour of this cardigan is lively but subtle and makes me feel alive and energetic whenever I wear it.
Love the feminine design and flattering shape. would love to see more colours introduced
Love this cardie teamed with a tight pencil skirt and heals.
I love this cardigan so much that I have it in three different colours.
This is the most beautiful 'retro' cardigan and I've had numerous compliments. The colour is out of this world too!
This cardigan is a pure delight. I love the colour, the cute button, the smart collar, and the fit with 3/4 sleeves so no need to keep pushing up sleeves when using the computer at work. It can be dressed up with a smart skirt or down with jeans. My only tiny criticism is that I would prefer it to be 2 cm longer so that it's a bit more elegant with lower cut jeans. But it's looks lovely with everything else so I would not part with it for anything!
I love this style; it can be dressed up to look formal, or worn with jeans and a vest at the weekend. A really versatile piece. I like the slighly less fitted shape and the vintage style collar.
I agree with the reviewer who said that she found the cardigan a little too short. I am not tall or long in the waist but still found this too short in the body for comfort - don't care for several centimetres of midriff on show. While the fitted shape and overall style of the cardigan is lovely, an extra 5cm on the length would make it much more wearable. Waists on trousers and skirts haven't yet risen to their 1980s levels and until they do this leaves most of us with a Winnie the Pooh style gape.
I really love it but the fit could be better. It is not the shape the photo suggests. It is rounder overall in shape and tighter around the seams.
This cardigan is exquisite. It is a lovely cedar colour, and very soft. My daughter says it has "understated elegance". One request: I love the '"cropped" look but it is just a bit too short for those of us 5"9". Might Brora have a "long" version of some styles to accommodate tall customers? Otherwise this garment is close to perfect for me.
I got cedar & ink & both are very soft colours - as usual unique to Brora. Particularly like the cedar. I love the collared style - it works really well with the Brora thermal tops and the Liberty print jersey dresses. The cardigan is a fairly cropped style which I like for wearing with dresses or skirts.
Really nice length and the colour is great!
Love this style, and the quality is beautiful; just wish it were less pricey, as would love two of them!
usual classic Brora - you can't beat it
I did have to return the 10 I first bought as it was too tight over the bust (even though on the company's chart I was a 10). This was inconvenient and cost more in the way of postage, but the 12 was just fine. The brown is suberb - it's rare to find a brown that is sexy and not frumpy!
A wonderful soft green cardi. I love this soft grey-green. Just the right thickness. Seems very good quality and I've already worn it several times. Lovely buttons too. Makes me feel a little bit 1950s.
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There are about four people born every single second. As our expanding population's energy needs grow, the more we will need clean, reliable, and sustainable energy to power our future. So, who's doing something about renewable energy? Around the mid- to late 1920's,...
Topics Covered: coal, energy, gas, geothermal, hydro, nuclear, power, Question Power, question your world, science, science museum of virginia, Solar, stem, Wind, renewable, sustainable, technology, engineering, environment
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Halloween is an awesome time of year to show off your creativity and crafty costume making skills right? Well, the world of science is no exception to that. While pirates, zombies and scary monsters are commonly found walking around on Oct 31st, there is plenty of room for other awesome costumes...
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Thursday, September 5, 2013
The race for the most efficient way to power our planet is happening right now. There are many options ranging from wind to nuclear to hydro power. Sometimes science has to turn to nature for inspiration, after all trees have been using solar energy to survive for millions upon millions of years...
Topics Covered: Question Power, science museum of virginia, question your world, stem, RVA, biology, coal, Data, earth system, fuel, gas, hydro, oil, photosynthesis, power, energy, science, Solar, trees, Wind
Friday, September 7, 2012
Oil is a finite resource that powers a lot of our day to day world. Hurry now while supplies last!
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Natural gas generates 31% of Virginia's energy. Whether it's powering your house or is the butt of schoolyard jokes – this finite resource is a major player in energy consumption.
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In this week's profile of mayoral candidate James Donaldson, we unfortunately did not have enough real estate to include a handful of basketball-related tidbits that emerged from our conversations with the former Sonic. So here they are: While Donaldson received comp tickets Sonic games while they were still in town, he says he went more for the social aspect, and often left at halftime. Donaldson says he doesn't watch sports much anymore, preferring instead to work out at 5 a.m. every morning, frequent local restaurants, watch movies, and take long, scenic drives.
Asked whether KeyArena and a new NBA franchise would be a focus of his campaign, Donaldson says, "Not at all, but there are things we need to do with Seattle Center." Furthermore, he feels that, of all the positions on the floor, point guards have the skills that best translate into politics (witness Kevin Johnson's recent election as mayor of Sacramento). "They need to understand where everybody is supposed to be," says Donaldson. Of the current crop of point guards, Donaldson feels Chris Paul and Steve Nash would make the best politicians, because "they help their teams to run and function most efficiently."
At 7'2" and 275 lbs. during his playing days, Donaldson remains one of the biggest men ever to have played the game. If successful in his bid for mayor, he will undoubtedly be the tallest elected official in American history. (Though he admits to weighing about 320, at a tone 51, Donaldson still looks as though he could step on the floor.) Donaldson considers former All-Star center Artis Gilmore the strongest man he ever played against, in spite of the fact that Gilmore was actually listed as weighing 35 lbs. less than Donaldson. Says Donaldson of Gilmore, who played for the Bulls and Spurs, among other teams: "He would just lift me up with one arm."


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Frank Colacurcio Sr. and Big Joey Massino may have talked, even met, and of course they are both famous Italian-American mobsters on the same page, according to Wikipedia and anyone else who tosses together a list based on crime and vowels. Stripper king Frank once met in Yakima with a member of Massino's New York crime family (chatting with Bill Bonanno, son of family boss Joe "Bananas" Bonanno) as the feds watched through their binoculars. But, said Frank afterwards, he went to the valley just to get some produce. "I picked some hot peppers," he said, "but I didn't pick no bananas." To the end, when he died two weeks after his 93rd birthday last year, his lips were still sealed. About everything. Name something, he didn't do it. But he is likely spinning in the earth now to hear about Big Joey, who has broken the sacred vow.
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Massino, who began his transformation from Mafia boss to rat in 2004 after he was convicted of seven murders, fingered Vincent Basciano, the Bonanno family's former acting boss, who ordered a 2004 murder. At Basciano's trial yesterday, Massino described the job of a boss in Italian-restaurant terms:
"If you need somebody to kill somebody, you need workers--it takes all kinds of meat to make a good sauce." And omerta, silence, was golden. "You never talk in a club, you never talk in a car, you never talk on a cellphone, you never talk on a phone, you never talk in your house," he testified.
But talking in court, now that's beautiful. If Frank were here to be asked about this rat blasphemy, certain to start a war, he would most likely say, as he once politely did, "I don't want to be rude, but I have learned over the years to watch what I say to reporters, and I would really rather not comment right now. I hope you understand." Then he would go around the corner and launch the rockets.


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I have stood on the street that was just a dirt lane that all the leaders of the Alamo traveled up and down every day: Lt. Colonel and Commanding Officer William Barret Travis, Colonel James Bowie, and honorary Colonel David Crockett. In fact, the hotel I'm staying in is on this path now known as Houston Street. I have to admit I'm a little confused about that because Houston was a wee bit late in showing up. But, he did have the overall picture in mind. He sacrificed the brave men at the Alamo for the bigger picture of winning Texas.
I'll admit that I've always been curious about the Alamo, having grown up on Davy Crockett television shows, but when my good friend, Bard Selden, told me that I was actually kin to one of its heroes, my curiosity escalated. It seems that Mr. Cloud, who was a supervisor with my father, Paul Battle, told "Pop" how we were kin to Daniel William Cloud.
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We have added NoFollow and NONE tags in the Meta description of these pages but that does not stop them from linking to their store running off our website. Allowing the page to be found by a spider.. I doubt willingly that any of our affiliates would want to add in a no follow tag to all links going to their store on our site.
So here is my problem.. how do I get MSN Live to ignore links from my partners to their store hosted on my site? Google ignores these links but Live and Yahoo don't..
Could it be as simple as adding in the robots.txt file ( disallow: /*affiliateid )?
Or would I need to create a spider only 301 redirect or 404?
setup has hosted affiliate stores run off our own store
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Are you using Javascript or PHP stores for including remotely hosted stores on your own site? And is it your own private arrangements with individual merchants to include their stores, or are you using aggregated scripts by a third party provider called from the developer's site?
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I wonder if the cockpit camera is available on the seat-back system?
I've been rather withdrawn since I got word yesterday morning that one of my online friends and blog buddies had passed. Captain Carroll "Lex" Lefon had been the XO of the TOPGUN (as he said - one word, all CAPS) aggressor squadron, had commanded a squadron of his own, and been an exemplary husband, father, and friend. I never had the opportunity to meet him in person, but we corresponded via email and I always felt like a welcome friend. He also had a really great blog - Neptunus Lex.
We lost Lex on Tuesday morning when the F-21 Kfir he was flying as a civilian contractor crashed near the west gate of NAS Fallon. Lex's blog is still live and there is a memorial post from one of his guest bloggers who's still an active duty Hornet pilot. Be sure to check out the 1000+ comments on that one. The Secretary of the Navy even sent a personal note with his condolences. I highly recommend stopping by and reading through the archives. There is an awesome amount of humor and wit, but even more wisdom.
I'll be hoisting a Guinness (as he would say - for strength!) tomorrow evening in his memory :slurp
This pic came from a post called Camping Day One. Lex had to go up to Pt. Mugu for training in the Kfir when he first got his new job with ATAC. Needing to take the budget route, he pressed his R1150GS into service and camped out on the beach. Yes, I was more than just a little jealous when Lex took his GS on a road trip to go beach camping so he could fly fighter jets
Godspeed and blue skies, Lex. You will be sorely missed and I'll keep your family, friends, and colleagues in my prayers. Thanks again for everything
Quincy by any chance?
So sorry to hear that. May he rest in peace.
Thank you, Klay
Yes the World Freefall Convention was a blast.
Thanks a lot for the heads up on this museum as I didn't even know such a place existed in our neck of the woods. I took my kids there today and we had a great time.
The Starship.
Turbine Bonanza conversion with some very large aux tanks for RTW trips.
The Mystery Ship racer.
^^^Glad you enjoyed it. I do the airplane museum thing everywhere I go, and they are everywhere! I had a nice trip to the "Return to Trenton" rally and squeezed in the Canadian Air Force Museum Trenton ON), The Curtiss Wright Museum (New York), and the USAF Museum in one road trip!
Thanks for pointing out the Curtiss Museum. Didn't even know it existed.
If you mean the one in Hammondsport NY: It's a good one!

Untitled from Nep Lex on Vimeo.

The friend whose passing I noted earlier made this video only last month. The imagery is great, but I really like the music, too. The second song is eerily fitting these days.
Thanks for a final great video, Lex
Survivability. The osprey was designed for combat. At least that is the theory. The distance between the engines makes it less likely that they would both take battle damage, and very unlikely that one engine catastrophically failing would take the other engine out. No drive shafts through the wings means there are no long drive shafts to get shot up and fail. At least not as the primary means of powering the rotors. The concept of a helicopter/plane thingy that doesn't have the wing surface to glide, but doesn't have favorable or as far as I know even survivable autorotative characteristics still scares me though.
Are you an AH64 driver?
Remember that the Osprey still has drive shafts in the wings, as the rotors are linked mechanically in case of engine failure.
That's true for the osprey, but I was referring to the civilian version that AW is working on.
Great stuff. What's the name of the second song (who sings it)?
Condolences on the loss of your friend...
Thanks, Hardware.
One of my friends on Facebook who also knew Lex says that the second song is "Timshel" by Mumford and Sons.
Yes I am. I should have prefaced my post by saying I am just making observations of the Osprey. I am not trained on this aricraft. While it is my understanding that there is a driveshaft through the wings, the concept is redundancy. It would take both a driveshaft and an engine failure to lose one effective rotor system.
That's really interesting, I had always assumed it was to get enough clearance for those huge freaking rotors (props? :)). Never occurred to me it was for survivability. Learn something new every day
Having the engines out on the wing tips also simplifies the main power train....that drive shaft through the wings (and the gear box at each end) would get way too heavy to be practical if it was designed with the durability necessary for continuous use, as it would be in the case of a central power system.


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While humans may find much to appreciate in Earth's menagerie, it is hard to argue that preserving DNA can justify the murder of a sentient being. Sea lions are remarkable creatures. Some believe their cognitive abilities rival those of chimpanzees: In 1993, a female sea lion at the University of Santa Cruz named Rio became famous for being the first nonhuman animal to understand the transitive property—if A equals B, and B equals C, then C equals A. Single females are known to baby-sit young pups while their mothers go fishing. And with social animals, the murder of one may well traumatize the entire group, as has been documented in elephants. Salmon, on the other hand, have a brain that looks like a knotted shoelace, and some scientists argue that the absence of a neocortex means the fish lack a psychological experience of pain.
We may have a sense of what it means to kill an innocent sea lion, but it's hard to anticipate the moral consequences of an ecosystem's downward spiral. If we take a consequentialist view of ethics, we cannot distinguish between an action and a lack of action. If the only way to stop a mass murderer were to kill him, and I refused because of my belief that it is wrong to kill, then I would no doubt be responsible for the murderer's future victims. Even if this murderer were severely intellectually disabled—the cognitive equivalent of a pinniped—I would still be compelled to kill him.
Taking this tack, ecologists may argue that it's worth killing sea lions to save the salmon. Salmon eat smaller fish in marine estuaries and carry key nutrients up river systems, where the salmon themselves become food for other fish, birds, and mammals. According to one study, more than 40 species of mammals and birds in Alaska feed—at least some of the time—on salmon and their eggs. Bears and eagles fertilize evergreens with the salmon carcasses they dump onshore. If salmon vanished tomorrow, some animals would find other places to live and other things to eat, but the net effect might be an increase in the number of deaths due to starvation—and a curtailment of whatever pleasure human and nonhuman animals derive from the presence of salmon.
The tricky part is figuring out what those effects would be. A sound conservation ethic cannot be based exclusively on a vague principle of biodiversity or the sanctity of the natural world. Instead, it must respect the interests of sentient beings. We have to ask ourselves if saving salmon will lead to the greatest good for the greatest number, or if the pain inflicted by trapping and killing sea lions year after year will overwhelm whatever greater good is done for our planet.
The truth is that thorny ethical questions like this one can sometimes be avoided altogether. In the dispute over the Columbia River, conservationists and animal rights advocates alike believe that the real problem at Bonneville Dam is the existence of Bonneville Dam. Without that man-made structure, the salmon would not face the bottlenecks that prevent many from getting to their spawning grounds, and sea lions would not find themselves perishing inside a metal trap. So, the one thing we can all agree on is our own misanthropy: We shouldn't be holding animals accountable for the damage humans have wrought.


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The Yammer-CRM integration is finally available for users of Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online. If you have logged on and looked at your Activity Feeds lately, you will see a 'Get Yammer' notice near you messages. One of the key things to consider before you pull the trigger is that your activity feed user post data will not be accessible in from your record walls or your main 'what's new' feed. Yammer will replace this functionality. The old post data will still live in the system and you can grab it with Advance Find or the SDK, but users will not see it on their walls.
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My Wordfence shows a login record concerns me. Pls see below.The 'systemwpadmin' is not a user of my website at all. I can' t see any relevant post or comment by it. Another thing is that Wordfence found a suspicious php file under wp-admin/includes/. Follow the suggestion of Wordfence, I deleted it, can't remember the name, it didn't exist before.
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Police used a canine early this morning to find a homeless man accused of trying to steal copper from a large irrigation system in a farm field in the 2600 block of South Gladstone Avenue, according to the Bartholomew County Sheriff Department.
Sheriff deputies and the Columbus Police Department canine unit searched the farm field and surrounding area after the owner of the irrigation system reported it had been tampered with early this morning, according to Maj. Todd Noblitt, sheriff department spokesman.
Gerald D. Reed, 46, who told investigators he is homeless but has a last known address in Indianapolis, was taken into custody, accused of Class D felony theft, and is in the Bartholomew County Jail with bond listed at $10,000, according to Noblitt.
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|DELPHI DELCO ELECTRONICS EUROPE GMBH Patent applications
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|ANTENNA FOR RECEPTION OF CIRCULARLY POLARIZED SATELLITE RADIO SIGNALS - An antenna receiving circularly polarized satellite radio signals has a conductive base surface and a conductor loop oriented horizontally above the base. The loop is configured as a ring line radiator, incorporating a polygonal or circular closed ring line, in a horizontal plane above the conductive base surface. The conductor loop is electromagnetically excited by a device including an antenna connector. The ring line radiator forms a resonance structure that is electromagnetically excited, whereby the current distribution of a running line wave in a single rotation direction occurs on the ring line. At least one vertical radiator extends toward the conductive base surface and is disposed on the ring line radiator, wherein the vertical radiator is electromagnetically coupled both with the ring line radiator and the electrically conductive base surface, to support the vertically oriented component of the electromagnetic field.
|ANTENNA ROD FOR A ROD ANTENNA FOR MULTIPLE RADIO SERVICES - An antenna rod for a rod antenna arrangement on a vehicle body, which serves as the ground of the rod antenna arrangement, for electromechanical connection with the electromechanical base connector of a low plastic base part. This base connector is affixed to the vehicle body which part contains the further antenna circuit that is connected to the electromechanical base connector. The antenna rod contains a plastic rod to which an antenna coil is applied. At the lower end of the plastic rod and parallel to its rod axis, an extended electrically conductive element is guided as a coupling conductor, for electromagnetic coupling to the antenna coil, with an overlap of multiple but at least two windings of the antenna coil. The coupling conductor is galvanically separated from the antenna coil by means of a low-loss insulator, to create capacitive coupling to the antenna coil. The coupling conductor, the low-loss insulator, and the antenna rod are connected with one another in mechanically firm manner. The coupling conductor is equipped, at its lower end, with an electromechanical connecting element, for connecting to the electromechanical base connector.
|ANTENNA FOR CIRCULAR POLARIZATION, HAVING A CONDUCTIVE BASE SURFACE - An antenna for circular polarization having an electrical dipole radiator which is oriented essentially parallel to an electrically conductive base surface in a plane of symmetry SE oriented perpendicular to the electrically conductive base surface. The dipole is in connection with a slot radiator which is configured in an electrically conductive base surface, with its longitudinal expanse along the intersection line between the plane of symmetry SE and the electrically conductive base surface. The slot radiator connection location is formed by means of connection points situated at the longitudinal edges and lying opposite one another. The electrical dipole radiator and the slot radiator are tuned to one another in their resonance frequencies. The slot radiator and the electrical dipole radiator with dipole feed line are connected with the antenna connection location by way of a combining network, in terms of magnitude and phase, in such a manner that circular polarization exists in the remote field at the frequency at which the radiators are tuned to one another.
|ANTENNA FOR RECEPTION OF SATELLITE RADIO SIGNALS EMITTED CIRCULARLY, IN A DIRECTION OF ROTATION OF THE POLARIZATION - An antenna for reception of satellite radio signals emitted circularly in the direction of rotation of polarization has a conductive base surface, an antenna connection point, an antenna element connection point and at least two antenna elements. The first antenna element is a loop antenna formed as a conductor loop disposed substantially parallel but spaced apart from the base surface. The loop antenna has a plurality of capacitors disposed along the conductor loop. The antenna connection point is coupled to at least one interruption of the loop antenna. This connection point is configured to feed a ring current into the loop antenna. There is also at least one additional antenna element extending between the antenna element connection point and the loop antenna. There is at least one antenna output connector linearly polarized in a spatial direction and a plurality of networks forming a matching network and a phase shifter network configured to connect the antenna elements to at least one antenna output connector. The antenna element connection point and the loop antenna are coupled to each other by the two networks. In reciprocal operation of the antenna, the radiation fields of the loop antenna and of the additional antenna element are superimposed with different phases in a far field of the antenna. The additional antenna element has a polarization orientated substantially perpendicular to the polarization of the loop antenna and an essentially orthogonal phase in the far field.
|RECEPTION SYSTEM FOR SUMMATION OF PHASED ANTENNA SIGNALS - A diversity antenna system and method comprising a plurality of antennas, a plurality of switches and a plurality of phase shifters, wherein the switches and the antennas are selectively opened and closed or switched on an off to achieve equiphasing. This system separates the noise signal from the useful signal in order to achieve a proper determination of the different phases. In addition there is a receiver which is configured to receive the output of the diversity system. The logic control unit is configured to perform particular steps or algorithms in order to achieve equiphasing of the received signals.
|BROADCASTING RECEIVING SYSTEM - To improve the signal/noise ratio of a radio reception system intended for a vehicle, comprising multiple antennas having marked radiation characteristics with a directional effect, in each instance, it is proposed to orient the antennas in the vehicle at spatial sectors, with the proviso that their individual radiation characteristics supplement one another to produce a specific required radiation characteristic. For this purpose, the signals of the antennas are combined in an active combiner, with the interposition of amplifiers, and a sum signal is passed to a receiver by way of an output-side line.
|ANTENNA FOR SATELLITE RECEPTION - There is disclosed an antenna for reception of circularly polarized satellite radio signals. The antenna comprises at least one two-dimensional or three-dimensional antenna conductor structure connected with an antenna output connector. The multi-dimensional antenna conductor structure is configured so that it comprises a plurality of antenna conductor sections, which, with reference to a spatial reference point (z) common to the antenna conductor sections, are disposed in pairs, symmetrically and extending in the same direction. The multi-dimensional antenna conductor structure is furthermore configured so that during reciprocal operation of the antenna as a transmission antenna, antenna currents having at least approximately the same size flow in the individual pairs of antenna conductor sections, and the arithmetical average of the current phases of these antenna currents, counted in the same direction, in each instance, in the antenna conductor sections of each pair, has at least approximately the same value in the case of essentially all the pairs of antenna conductor sections, with reference to a common phase reference point (B), during reciprocal operation of the antenna as a transmission antenna. Such an antenna receives left-rotating circularly polarized waves and right-rotating circularly polarized waves equally. The vertical radiation diagram can be filled up towards low elevation angles by means of a vertical, electrically short monopole disposed at the phase reference point (B), whose reception signal is superimposed on that of the antenna conductor structure.
|ANTENNA DIVERSITY SYSTEM FOR RELATIVELY BROADBAND BROADCAST RECEPTION IN VEHICLES - There is disclosed an antenna diversity system for relatively broadband broadcast reception in vehicles such as motor vehicles. The device can include a diversity processor having numerous components including a microprocessor for controlling a signal selection switch. In alternative embodiments the processor can be incorporated into a receiver or into a multi-antenna system. One advantage of these designs is that it is able to exist with one reception tuner and being able to select one signal from a plurality of antenna signals A
|ANTENNA DIVERSITY SYSTEM HAVING TWO ANTENNAS FOR RADIO RECEPTION IN VEHICLES - There is an antenna diversity system for radio reception in moving vehicles which includes a receiver, and at least two antennas coupled to the receiver. These antennas transmit antenna feed signals to an antenna diversity module coupled between the receiver and the antennas. In at least one embodiment, the antenna diversity module comprises at least one evaluation circuit for evaluating an interference in a reception signal, and at least one processor for adjusting a magnitude em and a phase angle of a linear combination of the antenna feed signals. The evaluation circuit reads and sends an interference indication signal to the processor to create a relatively low interference signal. Thus, the diversity module combines the antenna feed signals in an adjustable manner based on an magnitude of phase angle, to form a linear combined signal that is present at the output of the antenna diversity module as a reception signal.
|RECEPTION SYSTEM HAVING A SWITCHING ARRANGEMENT FOR SUPPRESSING CHANGE-OVER INTERFERENCE IN THE CASE OF ANTENNA DIVERSITY - A diversity processing system for providing interference masking signals in an interference suppression circuit. These interference masking signals are generated by an interference detector which through a coupling element couples in a signature signal into a reception signal. This reception signal is then passed to an amplifier, an optional frequency converter, an IF filter, a frequency demodulator and then on to an interference suppression circuit which provides a masking pulse to mask any distortion or interference associated with the diversity switching of antennas during operation.
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