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Cruising The Coast Road Tour EventWritten by Gerry Burger on April 17, 2013 Over 6,000 cars cover the Gulf Coast
Few events can compare with Cruisin' the Coast. The event involves three counties, six cities, 300 volunteers from 13 car clubs to ensure that the 6,169 registered cruisers all have a great time during the weeklong Cruisin' the Coast event. The big show has been going on for 16 years now and it continues to become bigger and better each year.
While the explanation that the event "has something for everyone" may be a bit of a cliché, it truly has it all. First the concept is perfect: take a 30-mile stretch of beautiful Gulf Coast, find six perfect venues for cruising, and then organize it in such a manner that thousands of street rods, muscle cars, customs, and trucks are cruising up and down route 90 to enjoy each scenic cruise point. The coast is alive with hot rods of every description and the concept of actually cruising rather than just parking gives the event a special energy. And that energy carries over into the evening hours as well with the cruising going on well into the night as showgoers enjoy some of the entertainment attractions at the casinos and local night spots. Entertainment this year ranged from Jay Leno to the Beach Boys.
From Ocean Springs to Bay St. Louis, the cruise locations all had shops, restaurants, and live music to entertain the folks. The casino night life provides great eats, entertainment, and for those so inclined, the gambling never stops, and of course walking the white sandy beaches is a great way to pass the time.
For the first several years this was a three-day event, but today Cruisin' the Coast has morphed into a weeklong happening and the October weather makes it the perfect time to enjoy the Gulf Coast. This year it was 100 percent pure roadster weather for the entire week and top down cruising was the order of the day. While the event began on Sunday, October 7, it builds in intensity until the following weekend when the coast is literally overrun with cars. Friday October 12 through Sunday the 14 were the big days, but there is so much to see and do in the area that many hot rodders are opting to spend the entire week there. The more casual first two days make cruising easier and allow time later in the week to take in the swap meet, the car corral, a big auto auction, and to watch the Mississippi Heritage Aviation Museum do their fly-by salute in vintage aircrafts. Then you can cruise to the Biloxi block party, Gulfport Cruise Central, and park at the Edgewater Mall for a while before heading to D'Iberville and scenic Bay St. Louis.
Yes, there truly is something for everyone at this event. It has become a true hot rod vacation destination and we noticed a lot more families and wives along to enjoy the area. The complete absence of a fairgrounds and the ability to eat at local restaurants and enjoy the gulf seafood only adds to the fun. Yes, Cruisin' the Coast is all of that and more, we've put this one down on our list of best events and plan on returning to enjoy it again. The 17th Annual Cruisin' the Coast will take place October 6-13, 2013. Early registration and information is available at www.cruisinthecoast.com.
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The clean lines of a '61 Chevrolet convertible are among our favorites. A cool set of wheels, moderate lowering, and the right color combination add up to a great cruiser.The cruising never stopped and great hot rods always seem to look better cruising at night. We offer this flamed Chevy coupe as graphic proof.OK, we just couldn't resist this classic image of a '58 Yeoman wagon haulin' the surfboards. Full-length lake pipes and scallops add a mild custom touch to the wagon.Cruising into the scenic seaside village of Bay St. Louis capped off Thursday evening. In a couple of years that young fellow riding shotgun will no doubt be behind the wheel.All of the venues were great cruise spots and one of our favorites was the tree-lined streets of Ocean Springs. It was the ideal cruise spot with several blocks of boutiques, coffee shops, and restaurants, and 1,000 street rods, too.The traditional hot rod look of black paint, red rims, and wide whites works on almost any car. This '63 Tempest convertible sure wears it well and the lowered stance completes the package.There was something for everyone cruisin' the coast, from a hot rod '56 Chevrolet to muscle cars and rat rods, everyone is welcome at this event.Cruising into the sizable swap meet and the car auction arena in your pearl lime green '57 Caddy Seville is arriving in style. Mild custom touches enhance the already outrageous good looks of the Seville.
Walking out of the swap meet we came across two very cool fat-fendered Fords. Forty Ford fenders may be the ultimate canvas for any good set of flames.Eli Griffin managed to take a '34 Chevy trunk-sedan and turn it into a wicked hot rod. Cream wires and grille insert work well with the red oxide primer. The work was done by Twin State Customs.It says Coast to Coast Road Tour 2005, but seven years later this scalloped Dodge roadster is still going strong. The traditional touches work well on this Mopar.This Deuce five-window has all the proper appointments for an early East Coast hot rod. Deeply channeled, over the frame headers and Fiesta caps inside wide whites make this a great hot rod. Rob and Emily Wise are the proud owners.We captured this sleeper at the beach. At first glance one might think this '62 Impala is a stocker, but the trained eye quickly notices those big rear tires and wonders what might lurk under the hood.Black primer, red accents, and checkerboard trim give this '27 T-roadster the hot rod look. The appeal of the basic hot rod is impossible to deny.Robbie and Mona Long are the proud owners of this '34 Ford pickup. The two-tone paint and big wheels give the little hauler a contemporary look.Every time we saw Joe and Carolyn Wright's '50 Mercury custom there was a crowd around it. Frenched Buick headlights and a neat recessed '49 Plymouth bumper are just two of the highlights.


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Corvallis, OR (Sports Network) - Spencer Dinwiddie scored 24 points as the
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Weapons on Campus
Weapons Prohibited on Campus
The University of West Georgia prohibits the possession of any weapon on the campus except as noted below. The Campus is defined by the law to include the campus proper as well as property leased by or loaned to the University for University functions. This includes, but is not limited to, off-campus sites used by Athletics for sporting events or vehicles used by the University to provide transportation for students and staff. OCGA 16-11-127.1(b). This prohibition extends to all faculty, staff, students, and visitors.
Under the law the following items are considered weapons and therefore may not be possessed on campus. Weapon means and includes any pistol, revolver, or any weapon designed or intended to propel a missile of any kind, or any dirk, bowie knife, switchblade knife, ballistic knife, any other knife having a blade of two or more inches, straight-edge razor, razor blade, spring stick, metal knucks, blackjack, any bat, club, or other bludgeon-type weapon, or any flailing instrument consisting of two or more rigid parts connected in such a manner as to allow them to swing freely, which may be known as a nun chahka, nun chuck, nunchaku, shuriken, or fighting chain, or any disc, of whatever configuration, having at least two points or pointed blades which is designed to be thrown or propelled and which may be known as a throwing star or oriental dart, or any weapon of like kind, and any stun gun or taser as defined in subsection (a) of Code Section 16-11-106. Weapon does not include baseball bats, hockey sticks, or other sports equipment possessed by competitors for legitimate athletic purposes; and this policy does not apply to certain persons acting within their official capacity, i.e., law enforcement officers, prosecuting attorneys, etc. For a complete list, please refer to OCGA § 16-11-127.1(c).
The following exceptions are the only exceptions to this policy:
1. Weapons which are used in classroom instruction. Weapons used in classroom instruction by faculty, staff, or students must be approved in writing by the UWG Chief of Police prior to the weapon being brought onto campus. In addition, students must secure approval by the instructor prior to requesting permission from the UWG Chief of Police. Permission requests to the Chief of Police must include academic justification and security considerations. Those bringing weapons must comply with the stipulations established by the Chief for security and safety purposes, and failure to do so may be considered a violation of this policy. Weapons brought on campus for classroom instruction will not include live ammunition although deactivated rounds are allowed for demonstration purposes only.
2. Any person (including students) who holds a valid weapons carry license obtained in accordance with OCGA § 16-11-129 or pursuant to OCGA § 43-38-10 may keep a weapon within a vehicle in transit or parked within the campus property. Please be aware that a permit to carry belongs to an individual and does not automatically extend to persons authorized to operate a vehicle. If the license holder is not present with the vehicle to be used on campus, make arrangements to remove any weapon from the vehicle prior to entering the campus, or to secure the weapon in a locked compartment, container, or firearm rack, before operating the vehicle on campus.
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PHOTO OP: So close we can taste it
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Congratulations to those two girls!ReplyDelete
It would be great to see them both in the final. I'm going to guess at least one won't make it through, though.
I won't make you eat your words, Richie. (I don't even know what you said.) But if it makes you feel better, you can bite me. ;)
LOL I said that they could make a final but they'd need a bit more variety to win. So who the hell knows?ReplyDelete
Not sure about the biting - it leaves scars. Now eating...
- MelanieJanuary 27, 2010 at 3:23 PM
They're so cute! :DReplyDelete
I hope one or the other makes the finals.
Sorry, Melanie, for your losses. :'(ReplyDelete
I love scars! I think they are beautiful. Besides, there's usually an interesting story behind them. Like the time when Rafa...oops, I have said too much. ;)


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For a typical government, almost half of its budget will be spent on citizen-centric activities, such as social programs, infrastructure and business development, safety and security. Spending on so-called social programs, for things like healthcare, education, family, employment and training services, is under fire more than ever because many citizens ... [ + Read more ]
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Currently, the 3 OS projects that I follow closely are:
-Fedora Directory Server
I'm currently tied up by my own projects at this point, but I keep my eyes on these 3 every week. Here are my wish list, some of them are probably requested already:
1. Anyway for Zimbra and Alfresco teams to work together, so that there is a more coherent integration? That would be soo cool!
2. If Zimbra and Alfresco could have the same (or similar) security model, that would be really great. I mean, role-based security, applied to both Alfresco and Zimbra
3. ASP model. I'm going to ask this for Zimbra only. How can I use Zimbra in an ASP model? How to control mail quota, disk quota? With the current architecture of storing one file per msg, how would you control that? I guess you can keep track of them and add them up, and how to do it in more dynamic and scalable way?
4. I've not digged into the code yet, but what does it need to make Zimbra store contact information in LDAP (FDS)?
5. Is it possible to use the Alfresco repo as the backend repo, or is this too much work?
6. Someone already asked about lean packaging. I'm all for easy installation and configuration, but I don't feel like using MySQL (nothing against it, just prefer PostgreSQL), and I want to use FDS instead of openldap. It would be nice to have clean, open interface for integration, that makes it easy to pick and choose the best of breeds. For scalability, I can easily run my LDAP on another server, have my DB on yet another, have my repo on a SAN/NAS over fiber optics, ... Think of an environment where I need to support 200K concurrent users. Lean packaging would also make it easier to port to other platform. With embedded openldap postfix, I have no chance to run it on Windows (I know, my server are running on Linux, but for development, demo on laptop?)
7. Support for JSR-168. Yeah someone already asked for that.
8. Performance of the Ajax client. I'm testing the hosted demo, and it feels sluggish, and it makes my machine not very usable. I can see Firefox is eating up CPU, constantly staying at 50 to 60%. My machine: 2.4GHz CPU, 1G RAM, WindowsXP (SP2). Nothing much running at this point: Thunderbird, Firefox (5 tabs, one using the demo), VS 2003 (for a small project, less than 50 classes), one Explorer, AVG, Virtual DAEMON manager, that is. Most services turned off. No messenger, no junk. And running on corporate network, on a saturday morning (2 persons in office). Probably the demo server is too loaded, probably the connection from my place to the demo server has a long latency, but the first impression was not very good. UI looks great though. Never work with Ajax before, any way to improve that?
Looks cool though, with a little more work (quite a bit of works, I would say), it would be like IBM Workplace :)


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Classic Mopar Rust Restoration - A Progressive Restoration - TechWritten by on June 1, 2008 Contributors: MCR Staff Rebuilding Your Mopar In Steps, Part 1
Why do you own (or want to own) a Mopar musclecar? Don't think about it. It's not a trick question. You own your car because you love the car, and you want to drive it and show it off. But you also know that getting your dream car the way you want it is going to take some work. You're not afraid of getting dirty, but perhaps the thought of completely disassembling your car and then taking years to get it back together is a bit intimidating.
Yes, it's true that the most efficient way to restore a car is to do it all at once. You tear it down, find out what is needed, and then methodically restore or replace each component as it slowly goes back together. But that usually can't be done in a single winter season, and after what could turn into years of all work and no rewards, it can be tough to maintain momentum. Perhaps the restoration of every last detail is not your top priority. After all, you bought it to enjoy it, not to work on it all the time.
So, we would like to introduce a new series of articles to help you restore your dream car one bite-size piece at a time. The inspiration for this comes from our friends at Muscle Car Restorations (MCR) in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. Owner John Balow, responding to a need in the restoration market, has started a new program called Progressive Restoration. The basic premise is to do only what can be done during one winter season so the owner gets his car back in time for summer cruising. The car is done one section at a time as the owner has resources available. It doesn't matter how many years it takes to finish what the owner wants done; every summer he is behind the wheel enjoying his ride. As John's personal '68 Barracuda goes through the process, we'll pick out selected parts of the restoration to provide you some inside tips that you can use for your project.
It's unlikely that you are going to find a car that doesn't need some level of rust repair, so let's start there. This is often the toughest hurdle for most first timers to get over. The best way, of course, is to completely disassemble the car and have it chemically stripped to completely remove every last speck of rust, but that requires complete disassembly of the car, which is what we are trying to avoid. Since many of you are going to end up patching the rusty areas of your car, we'll start by showing you the best way to do that.
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If you have ever tried to chemically strip paint by hand, then you know what a messy pain in the rear that can be......so leave as much of the original paint on the car as you can and have the trouble spots media blasted instead. The bottom of this quarter has some soft spots and has been patched and rusted through a second time.This seam between the quarter-panel and the rocker is supposed to be lead sealed. Perhaps that's why this repair didn't last-it wasn't sealed from the elements.After getting the rusted metal out of the way, grind anything that is left of the spot welds flush, and then clean the entire area with a wire wheel, a Clean and Strip Disc, and/or something like a 3M Roloc Bristle disc.A lot of rust damage is caused by water that can't properly drain from an area or from debris holding moisture like a sponge. Getting wet isn't the problem; the problem occurs when moisture cannot dry out reasonably quickly.In most cases, the best way to remove damaged sheetmetal is with a cutoff wheel. It's the easiest way to cut nice straight lines that will be easier to weld later. Never, ever, use a cutting torch to remove bad sheetmetal. You'll warp everything beyond your ability to fix it. A little help with a chisel is often necessary to pop some of the spot welds free.This would certainly be an easy enough piece to form yourself, but an even better scenario would be a patch panel from someone such as YearOne so you canretain the original factory look. Parts you can cut from a donor car are also a great option. MCR just happened to have a YearOne panel that was damaged during shipping, so they were able to remove just the piece that was needed. Notice the piece was cut to fit the opening. There will not be any overlap of the parts as overlapped seams can trap and hold moisture.
This image shows the area at the front of the quarter-panel area that was originally spot-welded to the rocker. Once it is properly fitted, mark the locations of the factory spot welds so you can drill holes that you will later plug weld.Since the patch will be welded in several places to the rocker, 3M Weld Through Primer is applied before the patch goes on. You could also use POR 15. Just be sure not to apply anything in such a way that it will prevent moisture from freely draining from the area.The first step to welding in your new piece is to place tack welds in key locations to simply hold the part in place. All seams are butted together, and all welds are a series of tack welds. There is no stitch welding! The goal is to achieve good weld penetration, but to use minimal heat to prevent any distortion of the area involved. The process is simple. Start by placing a tack weld about an inch apart, all along the seam. Cool the area with compressed air, and move back and forth across the part as you go. Then go around the part again, putting another tack weld in between the ones you just did. Do this a third time and you should be left with approximately quarter-inch spaces between all your welds. Resist the temptation to run short bead welds to fill in the remaining gaps. Instead, do a series of three quick tack welds, essentially tack welding the tack welds together. This might sound like it could take a lot of time, but it really progresses faster than you think, and you really save time by reducing your finish bodywork to an absolute minimum. When you have finished, use a 3M reinforced grinding wheel to grind the weld nearly flush with the sheetmetal. Watch that you don't grind any of the body panels as they will get thin quickly. When you are finished, look the seam over closely to see if there are any small gaps or pinholes that might need a quick tack to fill in. A quick pass with an 80-grit grinder is a good idea to smooth everything out.All that's normally left before painting is to apply whatever filler and/or sealer applications might be required. This seam area was leaded at the factory so that needs to be addressed first.Leading is a simple process, but many home builders don't do enough of it to justify having the materials. Another method that could be used is to weld the seam (using the previously described method), and smooth with a quality filler. While not the OE-correct way to fill the seam, it is acceptable.


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Dehydrated skin is a lack of moisture (water) in the skin. The principal causes of dehydrated skin include prolonged exposure to sun, heat or wind, harsh skincare products (soap-based cleansers), not drinking enough water, excess caffeine, and certain medications. Hydraphase provides targeted, long-lasting hydration to dehydrated skin types. This line rehydrates, protects, soothes, cools and refreshes and can be used on sensitive skin types. The three main ingredients to this line include Time-Released Polymer to trap water in the skin and release it throughout the day, Glycerin to absorb water from the air and deliver it to the skin and Thermal Spring Water to soothe, calm and strengthen the skin.
Proper hydration is extremely important when it comes to healthy skin. When the skin is properly moisturized, it is more resilient and less susceptible to common ailments. La Roche Posay Hyrdaphase is a line of hydrators designed to restore moisture to thirsty skin.
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Andrew Niccol
Birth Name: Andrew Niccol
Born: 01/01/1964
Birth Place: New Zealand
Born: 01/01/1964
Birth Place: New Zealand
New Zealand-born screenwriter-director Andrew Niccol began his career in London, successfully directing TV commercials before moving to Los Angeles in order to make films "longer than 60 seconds." He interested high-powered producer Scott Rudin in his "The Truman Show" (1998) script, but Rudin was not willing to gamble on a rookie director, particularly when Jim Carrey came aboard, swelling the budget to about $60 million. Peter Weir helmed instead, bringing a complementary vision which lightened the material somewhat, and the clever satire, which followed a cheerful insurance man (Carrey) as he slowly realizes that all the people in his life are just actors in a TV show, opened to critical ... Continue Bio >>
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text: Photo Gallery Pictures: Solar Plane Completes First Intercontinental Flight Fueled only by the sun glinting off its enormous wings, the Swiss experimental aircraft Solar Impulse aims for a historic intercontinental flight. PUBLISHED Fri Jun 01 18:03:00 EDT 2012 0 1 / 17 Sun-Powered Shadow The unique silhouette of the experimental aircraft Solar Impulse soars above Rabat, Morocco, just before landing to complete an unprecedented intercontinental journey—without fuel tanks. The plane touched down in the North African capital at 11:30 p.m. local time, 19 hours after take-off from Madrid, Spain, with Bertrand Piccard, one of the aircraft's two designers, in the cockpit. The 448-nautical-mile (830-kilometer) flight across the strait separating Europe and Africa, put Solar Impulse into the history books as the first manned solar intercontinental flight."The flight over the Gibraltar strait was a magical moment, and represents one of the highlights of my career as an aeronaut," said Piccard after deplaning before a cheering crowd at Rabat-Salé international airport.It was the second part of a two-stage trip from the plane's base in Switzerland. The plane had been holding at Madrid for more than week waiting for calm weather, after originally taking off from Payerne, Switzerland, and flying 17 hours into Spain with Piccard's project partner and codesigner, André Borschberg, as pilot.This jaunt is a warm-up for the Solar Impulse's planned round-the-world flight in 2014.—Brian Handwerk Photograph courtesy Jean Revillard, Solar Impulse Night Preparations Solar Impulse's ground crew can be seen making final preparations for takeoff in the wee hours of the morning—at 5:22 a.m. Madrid time on June 5. The intercontinental leg of the solar plane's journey was delayed several days by weather, though not by a lack of a sun. High winds, which create problems for the ultralight craft, kept the plane grounded until conditions improved early this week.Once under way, the flight to Morocco took 19 hours and 8 minutes at an average ground speed of just under 32 miles per hour (52 kilometers per hour). Although it began and ended in darkness, the flight didn't really tax the airplane's power sources. "After almost 20 hours of flight we landed with a full set of batteries," said pilot André Borschberg. "This is extraordinary as it represents an increase in confidence in new technologies." Photograph courtesy Jean Revillard, Solar Impulse Crossing a New Frontier Powered only by the sun above its wings, Solar Impulse soared to heights of 27,000 feet (8,229 meters) while en route to Morocco, where its international journey ended. The team said that the flight was made "under the patronage" of Morocco's King Mohammed VI, and by invitation of the Moroccan Agency for Solar Energy (MASEN). The team chose Morocco as its destination in order to help launch construction of the world's largest (160-megawatt) solar thermal power plant."We share a common message with Solar Impulse, a strong one," said Mustapha Bakkoury, MASEN's president. "Solar energy (is) no longer restricted to the scientific world but is becoming an integrative part of daily (life). We will begin production in 2014, coinciding with Solar Impulse's world tour." Photograph courtesy Jean Revillard, Solar Impulse A Flight by Light The Solar Impulse aircraft stands on the airfield in Payerne, Switzerland before a test flight last year. Solar flying takes patience and a wait for favorable conditions, but the team had confidence that the skies would be right for its late-spring history journey."Weather isn't a reliable science but we always find a window," Solar Impulse spokesperson Alexandra Gindroz said. "It isn't about rushing or completing the flight at some speed. It's about having good conditions.""Solvay," the word displayed prominently on Solar Impulse's nose, is an international chemical company that became the project's first major partner in 2004, and contributed high-performance ultralight polymers that made the physical construction of the aircraft possible. Other sponsors include the watchmaker OMEGA, Deutsche Bank, and Schindler, a leading provider of elevators and escalators. Photograph by Dominic Favre, European Pressphoto Agency Stretching Its Wings A record-breaking journey began when Solar Impulse took off from an airfield in Payerne, Switzerland, en route to Madrid, Spain, on May 24. André Borschberg, the project's chief executive officer, flew the first leg of a 1,550-mile (2,500-kilometer) intercontinental flight that ended in Rabat, Morocco, without using a drop of fossil fuel or emitting any pollution.Borschberg described the flight as "incredible," adding: "This confirms our confidence in the capacity of solar energy even further." Photograph by Laurent Gillieron, European Pressphoto Agency Setting Sights on History Solar Impulse president Bertrand Piccard, who piloted the second leg of the Solar Impulse flight from Madrid to Rabat, Morocco, is seen preparing for a test flight in April at the project's base in Payerne, Switzerland.(Follow the journey of Solar Impulse on the project's website.) Photograph by Denis Balibouse, Reuters Waiting for Calm Much like the aviation pioneers of the early 20th century, the pilots of the Solar Impulse must wait for the right weather. The aircraft is seen here in April 2011 at its hangar in Payerne, Switzerland."You know the airplane is very light and very sensitive to turbulence and strong winds," Gindroz said. Takeoff conditions are particularly important. "There are very low limitations for takeoff, between four and seven knots, so it's important that there is almost no wind at takeoff. In flight, we can afford a bit more wind." Photograph by Denis Balibouse, Reuters Aircraft Array The carbon-fiber Solar Impulse aircraft has an enormous 200-foot (61-meter) wingspan—similar to that of an Airbus A340.Yet it's ultralight, weighing only about as much as an average automobile (3,525 pounds or 1,600 kilograms). Almost 12,000 silicon solar cells, most arrayed on the aircraft's wings, drive four electric motors that can turn the plane's propellers day or night thanks to power-storing batteries. Photograph by Francis Demange, Gamma-Rapho/Getty Images Sky-High Energy Storage Solar Impulse soars above Montreux, Switzerland, in a 2010 test flight. The plane's batteries store solar energy to make night flight possible but they also presented one of the aircraft's great engineering challenges. The batteries weigh approximately 880 pounds (400 kilograms), more than 25 percent of the plane's total mass, and necessitated major weight reductions across the rest of the body. Photograph by Fabrice Coffrini, AFP/Getty Images Propelling a New Era of Flight Rammos Lyssandre, an aircraft designer who interned with Solar Impulse for his master's thesis in 2008, tests one of Solar Impulse's four propellers. The propellers drive the 71.5-foot-long (21.8-meter-long) aircraft at average flying speeds of 43.5 miles per hour (70 kilometers per hour). The plane's four motors average 8 horsepower, and together produce about the same amount of power as the Wright brothers used on their famous flights in 1903. Photograph by Francis Demange, Gamma-Rapho/Getty Images Breaking Records, Day and Night Solar Impulse sits on the runway in Payerne, Switzerland, on the morning of July 8, 2010, after the 26-hour flight that was the first night flight in the relatively short history of solar aviation.Before the flights this spring, the plane already held three world records; absolute height (30,300 feet, 9,235 meters), height gain (28,688 feet, 8,744 meters) and duration for a manned solar flight (26 hours, 10 minutes, 19 seconds). Photograph by Denis Balibouse, Pool/European Pressphoto Agency Virtual Reality, Vertical Peaks Bertrand Piccard tests a virtual flight simulator in which he spent 25 straight hours preparing to pilot Solar Impulse on future long-distance flights without liquid fuel.Solar aviation launched in the early 1980s when experimental flights first crossed the English Channel and then stretched out to distances of several hundred kilometers. In 1990, the Sunseeker crossed the United States in a series of almost two dozen stages, the longest of which was 250 miles (400 km).Unmanned drones have already achieved some stunning solar successes as well. QuinetiQ's Zephyr drone flew nonstop for 14 days in July 2010, circling the skies above the Yuma Proving Ground, a U.S. Army test facility in Arizona. QuinetiQ officials said the plane might have kept flying indefinitely but had little else to prove. Photograph by Francis Demange, Gamma-Rapho/Getty Images Sizing the Challenge The Solar Impulse team tests an early cockpit mock-up in July 2005. Conditions can be cramped but the plane isn't designed for practical transportation. It's an inspiring example of what clean, green technology is capable of achieving."Our airplane is not designed to carry passengers, but to carry a message," said Bertrand Piccard. Photograph by Francis Demange, Gamma-Rapho/Getty Images Circling Not a Problem Solar Impulse prepares to land in Brussels, Belgium, at the tail end of its first international flight in May 2011. That flight originated in Switzerland.When André Borschberg reached Madrid late last month, after a far longer flight and some 14 hours aloft, his landing was postponed but demonstrated another advantage of solar flight. "We had to wait like three hours for authorization to land, so that all the regular traffic could land," Gindroz said. "But it's not a problem for us to circle because Solar Impulse doesn't have any limitations with fuel." Photograph by Jean Revillard, Solar Impulse/EPA Pioneer Garb The suit and boots of Solar Impulse project CEO and pilot André Borschberg are shown before he took off from the airport in Payerne on May 24. Borschberg and his partner, fellow Swiss pilot Bertrand Piccard, spent seven years designing the aircraft. Photograph by Denis Balibouse, Reuters Airborne Without Contrails Solar Impulse, an unusual entrant in the race for green transportation, takes to the skies above Payerne, Switzerland, on May 24. Some 17 hours later the sun-powered plane had traversed the Pyrennees and landed in Madrid without consuming a drop of fuel or creating any emissions. The flight is meant to fire the imagination and showcase the potential of solar powered flight in an aviation industry currently dominated by powerful fossil fuels. Photograph by Fabrice Coffrini, AFP/Getty Images Next: Quiz: What You Don't Know About Solar Power Photograph by Michael Melford, National Geographic Related Stories 16 Pictures From an Epic Solar Flight Around the World Solar Plane Lands in U.S. on Record Voyage Will We Soon Be Riding on Solar Roads? The Idea Gains Traction


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Follow the Female Leaders to Faster Portfolio Growth
Executives ask themselves daily: "What can I do to give my company an edge?" Studies show that the answer may be as simple as hiring more women for executive and board of director roles. So you just might want to invest in these six companies that have done just that.


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Black bear hit, killed on I-95 in Daytona Beach
Published: Tuesday, October 23, 2012 at 11:45 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, October 23, 2012 at 11:45 a.m.
A motorist driving a four-door Nissan hit and killed a Florida black bear Monday night on Interstate 95, state officials said, but the driver was not injured.
The bear was hit in the southbound lanes of the interstate, just north of the LPGA Boulevard overpass in Daytona Beach, said officials with the Florida Highway Patrol and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
The bear reportedly weighed 200-300 pounds, said Joy Hill, spokeswoman for the wildlife commission.
It was at least the 12th bear killed on Volusia roadways this year. Between Jan. 1 and July 31, the most recent data available, 11 black bears were hit in Volusia. Hill said no bears were hit in Flagler County.
For weeks, the commission has reported the bears are very active, taking advantage of a plentiful acorn and berry crop to fatten up for winter. In the fall, bears may consume up to three times their normal amount of food, and biologists say bears can be single-minded in their pursuit of more food.
State officials said the number of calls about roaming black bears has broken records every month since the spring.
-- Staff Writers Lyda Longa and Dinah Voyles Pulver
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OKLAHOMA CITY, OK - Oct. 3, 2003 - Oklahoma Christian University's School of Engineering has received another stamp of approval with re-accreditation of its electrical and mechanical engineering programs by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology.
The re-accreditation follows a long process of self-study and assessment, along with the documentation that Oklahoma Christian meets or exceeds criteria that touch all areas of the engineering educational programs, such as faculty, facilities, curriculum, support from within the university and interaction with industry.
"This is an extraordinarily good report from a demanding accreditation organization," OC vice president for academic affairs Jeanine Varner said. "I particularly want to acknowledge the work of Dr. Jeff Bigelow and Dr. David Cassel in overseeing the self-study and writing the reports. The results we received are a real tribute to the engineering faculty as a whole."
ABET is a professional accrediting organization that accredits engineering programs. The accreditation process, a voluntary, non-governmental process of peer review, is used to assure quality in educational institutions and programs. Accreditation requires an educational institution or program to meet certain defined standards or criteria and serves to alert parents and prospective students that a program has met those standards. It informs university faculty, deans and administrators of a program's strengths and weaknesses and of ways to improve the program. Accreditation also allows potential employers to know the university's graduates are prepared to begin professional practice.
"We're blessed that the quality and reputation of the program has grown to the point that Oklahoma Christian serves as a springboard for its graduates to excel at leading corporations such as Northrop Grumman and Texas Instruments in the private sector, and Tinker Air Force Base in the public sector," said Cassel, the chair of OC's mechanical engineering department. "Our smaller class sizes and emphasis on project-based learning help us prepare our students for industry because students enjoy more access to our state-of-the-art equipment and facilities, as well as more individualized attention from our professors."
Oklahoma Christian is one of just two members of the 107-school Council for Christian Colleges and Universities with accreditation of two of its engineering programs. Oklahoma State University, Oral Roberts University, the University of Oklahoma and the University of Tulsa are the only colleges in the state of Oklahoma besides Oklahoma Christian with accredited engineering programs.
The re-accreditation coincides with the recent reorganization of the engineering programs into the School of Engineering in OC's College of Professional Studies. Oklahoma Christian graduated its first majors in computer engineering, the newest engineering discipline to be added as a program at Oklahoma Christian, this past April. Their graduation allowed the university to begin the accreditation process for that program this academic year, with a planned visit from another ABET team in the fall of 2004.
"Oklahoma Christian puts particular emphasis on the development of communication skills, ethical decision making and interdisciplinary thinking in all of its engineering programs," said Bigelow, the chair of OC's electrical and computer engineering department. "Our goal is to become the engineering school of choice for prospective students and for prospective employers. This announcement from ABET is an indicator for both groups that OC engineering cannot be ignored in their decisions."
For more information on OC's School of Engineering, go to www.oc.edu/engineering, www.oc.edu/beth and www.oc.edu/baja.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- If you make a donation of $200 or more to the North Florida Chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund, you may be able to win tickets to the 2013 Super Bowl.
Jacksonville Jaguars defensive lineman John Chick has donated a pair of tickets to the organization as a fundraiser giveaway. The first 50 people who donate $200 or more will be entered to win.
The contest opened Friday morning at 9 a.m. and will close on Tuesday, Jan. 29th at 4 p.m. The winner of the tickets, which are located in Section 622 Row 13, will be randomly selected.
The monies raised will be put toward type 1 diabetes research, per Chick's request, according to a release.
"Although I am able to live out my dream of playing in the NFL, it is still a challenge to live with this disease," Chick said in a release. "And still to this day I need to constantly check my blood sugar and take insulin until we can find a cure."
To make a donation for a chance to win the tickets, call (904) 739-2101 or click here.
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This concept covers what a composite solid is and how to find its volume and surface area.
This video gives more detail about the mathematical principles presented in Composite Solids.
This video shows how to work step-by-step through one or more of the examples in Composite Solids.
A list of student-submitted discussion questions for Composite Solids.
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Come up with questions about a topic and learn new vocabulary words to determine answers using an Ask, Answer, Learn table.
Discover how the breathtaking rock formations in Utah's Arches National Park were formed over millions of years.
This study guide looks at the definitions and postulates of surface area and volume, Cavalieri's principle, and composite solids.


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About Associate Organisation Status
Any organisation working in Free Software or a related field can become an associate organisation of the FSFE. Normally these organisations will be from Europe, but that is not strictly necessary. Any organisation in the world that feels close or attached to the European spirit could apply.
Although we try to find at least one organisation to work with closely in every European country, there is no exclusivity. So there can easily be more than one associated organisation per country. Also associated organisations of the FSFE can still ally themselves with other organisations.
Of course it would seem odd if an organisation associated with the FSFE formally allied with an organisation opposing the goals of the FSFE. There is nothing to prevent it from happening, but in that case it would seem likely that the FSFE would dissolve the association after discussion with that associate.
There are no prerequisites regarding statutes, membership structures, finances or such. Associate organisations are entirely independent and autonomous.
It does not seem useful to associate with an organisation that does not share the spirit of freedom and philosophy, however. So what the FSFE generally wants to see in an organisation that wishes to associate with it is a dedication to Free Software and its deeper implications.
That also includes the wish to educate people and build awareness for the fundamental issues around freedom in a digital society.
As the effectiveness of this is at least partially based upon using the best and most precise terminology available, we also wish our associates to (just like us) avoid terms that tend to create confusion and spread misinformation.
Yes, this does include referring to the GNU/Linux system as "GNU/Linux" (see "Why GNU/Linux?" for reference) and using Free Software or the adequate term in the local language, avoiding the misleading "Open Source" terminology (see "We speak about Free Software" for reference).
How to become an associate organisation
Given that the majority of members in your organisation feels close to the philosophy, issues and work of the FSFE and wishes to cooperate more closely as an associate organisation, how do you proceed?
The basic process is very simple. You need to make a formal decision within your organisation about applying for associate status. This will most likely involve a general assembly for democratic organisations.
Then the representative of your organisation should write mail to firstname.lastname@example.com, informing us about your application for associate status.
If we do not know you yet, or feel there is some question that we don't know the answer to regarding your organisation, we may ask you a few questions before having an internal discussion about your application.
If the FSFE accepts the application, you will receive mail by the president or vice-president of the FSFE, making you an official associate.
Then we will possibly create/connect communication channels (if it seems useful) to improve communication between us. Also we will give you access to the FSFE web site (if you don't have it already) and create your associate web area at /associates/<yourorg>/ where you can put information about/from your organisation for visitors of the FSFE web site.
The rest we make up as we go along.
If you still have questions about this, please send mail to email@example.com


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I need to allow relay access to the zimbra server from an outside IP address.
I searched the forums and found some instruciton and I have set zimbraMtaMyNetworks to the correct ips/subnets.
When I run postconf mynetworks everything shows fine.
I restared zimbra but it did not work.
I tried to connect via telnet but the connection is terminated by zimbra.
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Mid January while taking my 12 year old daughter Cow elk hunting.
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Click on the attachment. It works for me when i click on it! If not let me know and I will resize it ! Thanks
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Aqua-Flo FMCP Series 1.5hp 48 frame complete wet end
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Note: Please be aware that this wet end will only fit a 48 frame motor. Remember to double check your tag on your existing motor to verify frame & horsepower.
Mfg Note: In 2012, the manufacturer changed the way Aqua-flo pumps are rated. These pumps are now assigned both an operational horsepower (ohp), and a total horsepower (thp) rating. Previous versions of these pumps used only the operational horsepower (ohp). If you are replacing an older Aquaflo pump, be sure to match the operational hp rating rather than the total hp.
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I work in a company that has a lot of mailing lists, and we have an unwritten rule about always quoting text we are talking about.
What I can't seem to find in ZD 7.1.2 is an easy way to copy a block of text from a responded-to email, and mark it up with > or | marks in my response.
I had a look in the Zimlet catalog, but there doesn't seem to be anything that allows you to do this.
What I would ideally like to do is:
- Copy text from the email body
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- Select the text.
- Click a button in the edit window (available in either HTML or Text modes) that puts > or | symbols at the beginning of each line.
An alternative to the last step is to have a context menu item that says "Paste Text as Quote"
Does anyone know of any Zimlets that might allow you to do this, or other ways of providing this functionality?


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|Softball season ends at regionals
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
A 0-15 loss to Strasburg in regional softball tournament action Saturday, Oct. 13 ended the Lady Dragon season with an 8-10 record.
The Dragons faced tough opposition against Strasburg, and the Indians were able to take advantage of even the smallest missteps made by the Dragons, said coach Ashley Clayton.
"There is a strong core of returning players that will remember how this loss feels and will use it to drive the hard work they do in the offseason," said Clayton.
She commended the local team. "The young and inexperienced Dragons have come far this season and have great things to look forward to in future seasons."
"It is always tough for the seniors to end their season on anything but a high note," said Clayton. "However, they have worked hard to guide this team all year long, and for that, they should be very proud of themselves."
In a tribute to the seniors who played their last softball season for the Dragons, coach Clayton acknowledged, "it is a bittersweet moment to let them go, as you know they are moving on to bigger and better things in life. However, they are all irreplaceable as unique young women and the things they bring to the team."
Holyoke 0, Strasburg 15
Neither team crossed home plate in the first inning of action Saturday, but the Indians made up for it in the second, scoring a whopping 12 runs.
Strasburg added two more in the third and one in the fourth to finish the game in four innings.
Keeya Marquez had the lone hit for the Dragons. Alyssa Killin took the loss on the mound, facing 29 batters, allowing 14 hits, striking out one and walking one.
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CandiClear5 replaces pyrophyllite clay as its main detoxifier and also adds L-malic acid and Calcium D-Glucarate to aid cellular detoxification and cellular energy production.
Candiclear5 offers 5-way support for effective candida control:
1. Ruptures and destroys yeast blooms.
2. Absorbs and removes toxic debris.
3. Balances pH levels.
4. Provides nutrients that fight candida.
5. Nutritionally supports intestinal repair.
The main ingredient in CandiClear5 is a fossilized freshwater phytoplankton that shreds any parasites and candida that come in contact with it. Its porous structure absorbs toxins and waste debris to help reduce unpleasant symptoms due to candida die-off.
You get a large amount (8.4 grams) of plankton per 20 gram serving, (3 scoops) as well as 4.6 grams of air- filtered Pyrophyllite powder. The primary function of Pyrophyllite in CandiClear5 is to remove toxins. It does this because of its high mineral content, which bonds to the toxins and pulls them out of the body.
In addition, the mineral and electrolyte content also help to rebalance your body's nutrients and provide protection against future toxicity. Providing sufficient nutrient balance in the body, this clay will continue to bond with freestanding heavy metals and convert them into benign or beneficial compounds. Pyrophyllite is considerably more effective at supporting overall health and detoxification that the zeolite powder previously used in CandiClear5.
L-Malic Acid -- 520 mgs
L-malic acid is naturally present in all body cells. It is an intermediate product of the Krebs Cycle, boosting the body's most effective way to convert glucose to cellular energy (ATP). L-malic acid is involved in gluconeogenesis, the metabolic pathway which creates glucose for the brain.
Supplemental L-Malic acid helps support your body's energy production.
Malic acid has been shown to benefit:
* Digestion, it supplies the hydrogen necessary to trigger the release of pepsin, and plays important roles in producing appropriate stomach acidity.
* Metabolism and energy production in the cells. It boosts/catalyzes aerobic Krebs Cycle (producing more ATP)
* pH modulation as it helps keep lactic acid levels under control.
* Detoxification. Malic acid may also assist cellular detoxification of toxic metals, particularly aluminum and strontium.
The third major addition to CandiClear5 is 520 mgs. of Calcium D-Glucarate.
Calcium D-Glucarate specifically supports the liver and optimizes the body's ability to eliminate toxins and other adverse substances. It has been shown to enhance the major detoxification pathways in the body. The 520 mg serving size is equivalent to the phytonutrient activity found in 82 pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables. Without enough glucarate, neatly packaged poisons can become unravelled and re-enter the circulatory system.
CandiClear5 also contains Vitamin C 400mg, Vitamin B 6 (with P5P) 60mg, Zinc (picolinate) 280 mg - (supplying 56 mg. Elemental zinc.) all of which serve to boost the immune system's response against candida, or directly kill the yeast. Note: Zinc Picolinate is 20% zinc, providing 56 mg zinc, or 350% of RDA -- an effective, but still relatively low therapeutic level.
Yet another part of this product's candida fighting ability comes from a proprietary blend (5220mg) of 12 other ingredients, with immune boosting, candida-killing, anti-inflammatory properties: Organic Burdock root, Organic Cinnamon, Arabinogalactans (10% DHQ) from Siberian Larch, Xylitol (a sweetener that does NOT feed candida, and actually helps to kill it), extracts of Barley Grass 4:1 Broccoli Sprouts 4:1 Parsley 10:1 Astragalus 5:1, Polycil Humic/Fulvic acid (to help eliminate toxins, kill pathogens and increase mineral absorption), Apple Cider Vinegar powder (to fight candida by increasing pH), Alterra seabed mineral powder (to increase the absorption of these ingredients), and Astragalus 5:1. *This is a gluten free product
CandiClear5 is a 1.5 pound container that will last one month when taking 3 scoops per day. Start out at just 1 scoop per day and gradually increase to full dosage. CandiClear5 is quite potent. NOT FOR DOGS as they should not ingest xyitol.
A low carb diet helps fight candida faster. If you are thin, consider mixing or baking CandiClear5 in with carbohydrates, which could include juice, oatmeal, pancakes, muffins, or even cookies. CandiClear5 will shred more candida as they are attracted to the carbohydrates.
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ROSWELL, Ga. -- Roswell Police say Ben and Henry Cleary are safe and sound in Austin, Texas.
Authorities say Daniel Cleary was pulled over in a traffic stop in Austin, Texas where he was taken into custody. The boys were not harmed.
Nine-year-old Ben Cleary and 7-year-old Henry Cleary had not been in touch with their mother since Dec. 22. They were last seen with their father, 46-year-old Daniel Cleary.
The boys' mother, Theresa Nash, said her sons visited the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga with their father. Daniel Nash shut off his cell phone on Dec. 23 after making one final call near Nashville. Theresa Nash said that her sons' father also emptied his house, abandoned his car and purchased a gun, and she fears for her children's safety.
Nash is on her way to Texas to bring the boys back home to Roswell.


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Needle thermometers with stainless probe, pocket clip and protective case give you accurate readings in seconds. Check soil tempertures for seed germination or monitor fruit and vegetable internal tempertures. Use these rugged temperture probes anywhere you need a quick, accurate reading. Needle is 4.7" long, range -40°F to 302°F, displays in °F and °C, accuracy ±2°F. Imported.
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Last week, the Detroit Chamber of Commerce held its annual Mackinac Policy Conference at the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island. Donna Murray-Brown and I were fortunate enough to attend the conference this year on behalf of MNA. One difference in the conference this year, was the lack of lawmakers. Michigan legislators stayed behind in Lansing to put the finishing touches on the FY'12-13 state budget.
This year's theme was on making Michigan and Detroit a place for global competitiveness. To help attendees think about Michigan in a global setting, the Detroit Chamber had two very high-profile foreign affairs experts, Fareed Zakaria and Thomas Friedman. Both had very similar messages, Michigan and the United States can no longer think of itself as the sole "super power" on the global stage – both in foreign policy and economic progress. Both Zakaria and Friedman came to the same recommendations, improve US infrastructure (including wireless deployment), open up immigration policy, and invest in K-16 education. Detroit Public Television has both sessions on their website, you can view each of them here.
Fareed Zakaria and Thomas Friedman were not the only ones touting the need for Michigan to invest in the future. Numerous keynote speakers and panelists also reiterated the point: if Michigan is going to succeed, it must invest in the future.
One slightly low point of the conference was the "Fab Five" panel, where the leaders of Macomb, Oakland, Wayne, and Washtenaw counties, and Detroit Mayor, David Bing discussed regional collaboration. There was much more of the usual bickering around turf and who should pay for what, instead of broader discussion of a vision of what regionalism looks like for the Detroit area, which would have built upon what the other keynote speakers proposed. There is always next year…
Submitted by Christina Kuo, Senior Director of Public Policy and Public Affairs, Michigan Nonprofit Association
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10 Toughest Headlines From 2013
Many wonderful, bizarre, and awful things made international news in 2013.
My kids, avid consumers of pop radio, ESPN and internet news, heard them all.
I've got to say, the media today sure makes it hard to raise kids, especially teenagers. Many of the year's events were nearly impossible to decode productively for my children, ages 16, 15 and 11. In a contest between me and the media, I always feel like the loser.
Here are my top ten hardest headlines:
10. That Trayvon Martin died because he was black, a teenager, liked wearing a hoodie, had the misfortune to live in Florida, and craved Skittles.


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North Carolina Brings Us Another Healing Moment In The Obama Presidency
The charming woman who announces "You will not disrespect the president of the United States in this classroom" is hired to teach and to enlighten young minds. She teaches high school in The Great State of North Carolina. She teaches at North Rowan High School in the Rowan-Salisbury School System according to The Salisbury Post.


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