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Line installers and repairers install or repair electrical power systems and telecommunications cables, including fiber optics. Show Details
Electrical power-line installers and repairers typically do the following:
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Every time you turn on your lights, call someone on the phone, watch cable television, or access the Internet, you are connecting to complex networks of physical power lines and cables that provide you with electricity and connect you with the outside world. Line installers and repairers, also known as line workers or linemen, are the people who install and maintain these networks.
Line installers and repairers typically specialize, and the areas in which they specialize depend on the network and industry in which they work:
Electrical power-line installers and repairers install and maintain the power gridthe network of power lines that moves electricity from generating plants to customers. They routinely work with high-voltage electricity, which requires extreme caution. This can range from hundreds of thousands of volts for the long-distance transmission lines that make up the power grid to less than 10,000 volts for distribution lines that supply electricity to homes and businesses.
Line workers who maintain the interstate power grid work in crews that travel to work locations throughout a large region to take care of transmission lines and towers. Workers employed by local utilities work mainly with lower voltage distribution lines, maintaining equipment such as transformers, voltage regulators, and switches. They may also work on traffic lights and street lights.
Telecommunications line installers and repairers install and maintain the lines and cables used by local and long-distance telephone services, cable television, the Internet, and other communications networks. These services use different types of cables, including fiber-optic cables. Unlike metallic cables that carry electricity, fiber-optic cables are made of glass or plastic and transmit signals using light. Working with fiber optics requires special skills, such as the ability to splice and finish off optical cables. Additionally, workers test and troubleshoot cables and networking equipment.
Because these systems are so complicated, many line workers also specialize by duty:
Line installers install new cable. They may work for construction contractors, utilities, or telecommunications companies. They generally start a new job by digging underground trenches or putting up utility poles and towers to carry the wires and cables. They use a variety of construction equipment, including digger derricks, which are trucks equipped with augers and cranes used to dig holes in the ground and set poles in place. Line installers also use trenchers, cable plows, and directional bore machines, which are used to cut openings in the earth to lay underground cables. Once the poles, towers, tunnels, or trenches are ready, line installers string cable along poles and towers or through tunnels and trenches.
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Storms and other natural disasters can cause extensive damage to networks of power lines. When a connection goes out, line repairers must work quickly to restore service to customers.
Power plant operators, dispatchers, and distributors control the systems that generate and distribute electric power. Show Details
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Electricity is one of our nations most vital resources. Power plant operators, distributors, and dispatchers control power plants and the flow of electricity from plants to substations, which distribute electricity to businesses, homes, and factories. Electricity is generated from many sources, including coal, gas, nuclear energy, hydroelectric energy (from water sources), and wind and solar power.
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Nuclear power reactor operators control nuclear reactors. They adjust control rods, which affect how much electricity a reactor generates. They monitor reactors, turbines, generators, and cooling systems, adjusting controls as necessary. Operators also start and stop equipment and record the data. They may need to respond to abnormalities, determine the cause, and take corrective action.
Power distributors and dispatchers, also known as systems operators, control the flow of electricity as it travels from generating stations to substations and users over a network of transmission and distribution lines. They prepare and issue switching orders to route electrical currents around areas that need maintenance or repair. Distributors and dispatchers also monitor and operate current converters, voltage transformers, and circuit breakers. They must detect and respond to emergencies, such as transformer or transmission line failures.
Power plant operators control, operate, and maintain machinery to generate electric power. They use control boards to distribute power among generators and regulate the output from several generators. They regulate the flow of power between generating stations and substations, and they monitor instruments to maintain voltage and electricity flows from the plant.


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In 1994 I visited the northern part of Tanzania in combination with Kenya. I enjoyed the beautifull scenery, the wildlife and the people.
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Worth a second read. This is Africa you are discribing and not animals in a zoo. Very interesting.
I had to smile at your comment: "Between all those animals we realised, it's reality ! We are in Africa now !" I feel like that every time! Going again in July, hoping to get to Ngorongoro.
Fantastic page and destination! Wow, those lions in the shade of your car luckily didn't do dance war... the lions are not very dangerous while driving a car, right?
I enjoyed your pages. Interseting info about Arusha National Park. Will be back for more...
It was interesting reading about the Hippo's. Thank you!
Wow I just love all of your pages on the different countries of Africa. Your pictures really show the good things about these countries and the beautiful animals living there.
My son lived in Zimbabwe for 2 years and has some amazing photos of the kids there too. He was making balloon animals and giving them from the back of a truck...check out the photos on www.comedymagic.com
ur pages are like animal planet revisited. i liked the tips on zanzibar. dhows reminded me of uae and bahrain. u seem to have covered lots of naotional park in one visit :-)
Excellent Tanzania pages...brought my own experiences flooding back - it is a fantastic place and you photos do its beauty and variety justice! =)
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For today's feature article, we look at the criteria for a successful dashboard deployment in healthcare.
Healthcare organizations are increasingly using dashboards to provide at-a-glance views of current business performance and decision-making. It's one of the most common requests from the hospital or practice administrator to his IT department.
But not all dashboards are created equal. There are many niche solutions that may present a nice picture, however, they are fueled by a team of analysts working behind the scenes to combine data from multiple siloed systems—each attempting to collect, score, and display the data that is shown each morning.
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To be effective, dashboard strategies should automate the processes that provide each level of management visibility into the functions for which they accountable; present information that is appropriate to both their role and responsibility; be updated on a schedule that meets their unique needs; and be shared consistently across the entire enterprise.
A series of disconnected dashboards is of no value to the organization and with scarce resources for IT projects, healthcare organizations require a solution that accommodates these factors and others, to ensure that the dashboard strategy deployed meets the needs of the entire the healthcare enterprise.
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According to Wayne Eckerson in a TDWI Best Practices report, every dashboard should provide three main areas of function: monitoring, analysis and reporting. These sets of related functionalities should be woven together seamlessly and built on an information infrastructure designed to fulfill the end user needs.
The most distinctive feature of a dashboard, writes Erickson, is its three layers of information:
Much like peeling the layers of an onion, he writes, a performance management system lets users peel back layers of information to get to the root cause of a problem. Each layer provides additional details, views and perspectives that enable users to understand a problem and identify the steps they must take to address it.
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Dashboards must be easy to use, provide the right level of interactivity and enable users to drill down into the results. Also, the dashboards must be integrated across the organization and share a common data source. Finally — and most important — dashboards must deployed within the context of a performance management strategy, with metrics, thresholds, and targets all tied to commonly understood and shared business goals. To build a successful dashboard deployment, healthcare organizations and their IT departments must take into account these and many other considerations in their user base.
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Watch out, G.M. — that's a tightrope you're walking
General Motors just spent $3.5 billion to buy Americredit, a subprime lender. I guess it's good news — first, that G.M. actually HAS $3.5 billion (probably from the huge revenues it's been reaping in China), and second, that it can now give Americans an easier path to buying its cars.
But the news still sent a shiver down my spine. Subprime lending — isn't that what toppled several once-stellar financial firms, and came close to toppling the entire economy?
G.M.'s motives, of course, are clear. This from today's New York Times:
"Our dealers have been telling us that not having an in-house finance arm hurt our ability to finance certain loans and leases," Edward E. Whitacre Jr., G.M.'s chief executive, said in a conference call. "It hurt our ability to meet rising customer demand for G.M. cars and trucks. Now we're going to fix that."
In fact, some experts say that the ability to extend financing could boost G.M.'s domestic sales by 20%. Hard to argue with that.
What worries me, though, is that dealers make money when they sell cars, so won't they be monumentally tempted to extend credit to people with poor chances of paying it back? Is there a real difference between a sub-prime car loan and a sub-prime mortgage?
I'm probably over-reacting. If someone defaults on a $15,000 loan, it's not as dangerous to the company — or to the economy — as when someone defaults on a $500,000 loan. Nor is repossessing and reselling a car as complicated as foreclosing on a mortgage. And there are an awful lot of people with low credit scores who, in fact, are safe bets for repaying loans. Jesse Toprak, the vice president of industry trends and insights at TrueCar.com, makes a good case for that:
Mr. Toprak said many consumers have low credit scores because of isolated negative events like late bill payments but otherwise pose a low risk of default. As a result, they are being turned away by lenders who tightened their credit standards after subprime mortgages helped cause the recession.
"They're basically being ignored simply because of the paranoia. It used to be there was lending like drunken sailors, but now it's the opposite," Mr. Toprak said. "If G.M. can fill in that void, there's a big potential for return for them."
Fersure. But why would we believe that Americredit and GM dealers would be any better at filtering out the potential deadbeats from the safe bets? Are they really that much smarter — and that much more conservative — than the pre-recession mortage brokers? I have no reason to believe they are. And as I said above, a dealer will do most anything to make a sale.
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ForeignPolicy.com is getting a little more .ru traffic today, since the Russian media seems to have picked up on Ian Bremmer's list of the world's most powerful people. The Eurasia Group President's tongue-in-cheek post on the organization's FP blog, The Call lists "nobody" as the world's most powerful person -- no surprise to regular Bremmer readers -- and Russian President Vladimir Putin at no. 2. But Bremmer's write-up isn't exactly complimentary:
In Russia's personalized system, this is still the person who counts. He isn't as popular as he used to be, and his country has no Soviet-scale clout or influence, but no one on the planet has consolidated more domestic and regional power than Putin.
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A perfect romantic getaway turns into a hellish nightmare in this suspense-filled thriller! Architect Scott Campbell (Ron Foster) and his wife Nancy (Merry Anders) join another couple, Joseph and Loy Schiller (Richard Crane and Erika Peters), for what promises to be a pleasant stay at an empty castle set on a secluded California hillside. Soon, however, tension mounts as terrifying things begin happening: A group of ghoulish circus performers who once inhabited the castle become increasingly hostile towards their "guests," turning their mini-vacation into a life-and-death challenge of wits!
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For such a small man he did have big ambition and ideas. Get a complex this Halloween when you wear the Napoleon Adult Costume. This costume includes a jacket with an attached vest, pants, boot tops and a hat. The jacket is military style as it has black sleeves with a white center. Gold stripes go across the center. There are epaulets on the shoulders. The jacket has white cuffs that has gold stripes as well. Underneath the jacket is an attached red vest which has gold buttons. The pants are plain white. Black boot tops which come up to about the knee and a black French military hat with a badge complete the look. Conquer your next Halloween or themed costume party as Napoleon in this great costume. It is also good for school presentations.
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Yes, I had hoped for that. However, recently I had no job b/c I was fired when boss learned of my cancer dx , I owned my own car which was considered property and that was an asset, so it was denied. Sherry
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Thanks Pam. My platelets are checked every 2 weeks. They have risen from 50,000 to 87,000 thanks to Chinese Herbs and faith. I hope your daughter is doing better. Where does she get her treatment?
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Joe, thanks for your story. Faith is a strong component in this journey. I was given similar prognosis and am still kicking butt. It is a very frustrating roller coaster. I am most discouraged by the insensitivity of my insurance company as they restrict coverage to the local area. No specialists here. My platelets have been too low for 12 weeks and the docs are content to wait it out. Without my faith in God, I couldn't handle this. But I am looking at other centers and trying to find out if any have special rates for people without proper insurance coverage. In the past 8 months I've lost my job, got medical bills out the ying yang and can't pay my mortgage. But I have courage and faith. Best to you my friend. Sherry
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Thanks for your responses. I am trying to get appt with Johns Hopkins for 2nd opinion. It's been frustrating over past 12 weeks not having chemo and doc wants to wait until platelets come up (thinks spleen is eating them.) or wants to wait for disease progression! As of 3 weeks ago AFS was 13, CA19-9 was 28 and CEA was 3.6. I have huge tumors in both lobes and little lesions all around. No evidence of lymph node uptake. No co morbidity. Any advise is appreciated. Looking forward to sharing and receiving info.
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I have been under the care of oncology team without Cholangiocarcinoma expertise since 9/11 diagnosis. Two rounds of gemzar cisplatin and two rounds of radioembolization later my tumor burden is shrinking without uptake outside the liver. Markers are within points of normal range. Problem is that docs have ruled out further chemo to wait for platelets to come up. All other counts are within normal range. Also am not candidate for resection. 12 weeks post chemo and they are out of suggestions. Pretty much feel like they are putting me out to pasture.
Anyone know of centers anywhere that might help me maintain or improve current status?
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Just wanted to share that the Social Security Admin has put CC and liver cancer under a compassionate ruling status. This assures that your claim should be processed without waiting, denial or need for an attorney. You still have to wait the 5 months after approval to receive money. Bless everyone !
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I was diagnosed in 9/11. Had good response to chemo and radioembolization, but my oncologist doesn't seem to have any more options for me. Looking to learn more about what's out there and how to challenge HMO Insuance company to allow me to be seen by out of network liver cancer specialists. There are NONE in South Florida!


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1) It really is a terrific insulator. Your coffee will be hot all morning, and probably into the afternoon with this mug. I have found coffee hot 5 hours after I poured it. Hot.
2) It doesn't leak. Yeah, that's what they promise, but the surprise is that the clever and more importantly well constructed lid does not leak. You could store it upside down in your important files cabinet if you needed to. It's a great mug.
Also, I think it looks cool. It fits my cupholder in my truck. It's easy to clean. Those are all nice too.
My new car is the same color as this beautiful insulated mug, and the car smells fine because the mug works so well. Screw on the lid and your drink is secure - hot or cold. Simply press the button and drink. When you release the button and put the mug down, the drinking port closes tightly. Knock the mug over and the most that will spill (assuming the lid is screwed on securely) is the one drop that might be left in the drinking port. Keep the button pressed until you put the mug back in the cupholder and even that drop probably won't be there. No levers to forget to close. No lids you need to align, or snap on and wonder if the snap worked.
Because the mug is designed with two-layer construction with an air gap, hot things stay hot, and cold things stay cold for longer than it usually takes to drink the contents.
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- [c33]Gloria Mark, Shamsi T. Iqbal, Mary Czerwinski, Paul Johns, Akane Sano, Yuliya Lutchyn:
Email Duration, Batching and Self-interruption: Patterns of Email Use on Productivity and Stress. CHI 2016: 1717-1728
- [c32]Gloria Mark, Shamsi T. Iqbal, Mary Czerwinski, Paul Johns, Akane Sano:
Neurotics Can't Focus: An in situ Study of Online Multitasking in the Workplace. CHI 2016: 1739-1744
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Supporting Collaborative Writing with Microtasks. CHI 2016: 2657-2668
- [c30]Carrie J. Cai, Shamsi T. Iqbal, Jaime Teevan:
Chain Reactions: The Impact of Order on Microtask Chains. CHI 2016: 3143-3154
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Productivity Decomposed: Getting Big Things Done with Little Microtasks. CHI Extended Abstracts 2016: 3500-3507
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Workplace Indicators of Mood: Behavioral and Cognitive Correlates of Mood Among Information Workers. Digital Health 2016: 29-36
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Stress is in the eye of the beholder. ACII 2015: 119-124
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The Known Stranger: Supporting Conversations between Strangers with Personalized Topic Suggestions. CHI 2015: 555-564
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Effect of Machine Translation in Interlingual Conversation: Lessons from a Formative Study. CHI 2015: 3473-3482
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Break It Down: A Comparison of Macro- and Microtasks. CHI 2015: 4061-4064
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Focused, Aroused, but so Distractible: Temporal Perspectives on Multitasking and Communications. CSCW 2015: 903-916
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CLW 2014: The Fourth Workshop on Cognitive Load and In-Vehicle Human-Machine Interaction. AutomotiveUI (adjunct) 2014: 1:1-1:4
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Bored mondays and focused afternoons: the rhythm of attention and online activity in the workplace. CHI 2014: 3025-3034
- [c18]Gloria Mark, Shamsi T. Iqbal, Mary Czerwinski, Paul Johns:
Capturing the mood: facebook and face-to-face encounters in the workplace. CSCW 2014: 1082-1094
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Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Automotive User Interfaces and Interactive Vehicular Applications, Seattle, WA, USA, September 17 - 19, 2014. ACM 2014, ISBN 978-1-4503-3212-5 [contents]
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Reducing disruption from subtle information delivery during a conversation: mode and bandwidth investigation. CHI 2013: 3111-3120
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Toward compound navigation tasks on mobiles via spatial manipulation. Mobile HCI 2013: 113-122
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- [c15]Shamsi T. Iqbal, Eric Horvitz, Yun-Cheng Ju, Ella Mathews:
Hang on a sec!: effects of proactive mediation of phone conversations while driving. CHI 2011: 463-472
- [c14]Shamsi T. Iqbal, Jonathan Grudin, Eric Horvitz:
Peripheral computing during presentations: perspectives on costs and preferences. CHI 2011: 891-894
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- [j3]Shamsi T. Iqbal, Brian P. Bailey:
Oasis: A framework for linking notification delivery to the perceptual structure of goal-directed tasks. ACM Trans. Comput.-Hum. Interact. 17(4): 15 (2010)
- [c13]Shamsi T. Iqbal, Yun-Cheng Ju, Eric Horvitz:
Cars, calls, and cognition: investigating driving and divided attention. CHI 2010: 1281-1290
- [c12]Amy K. Karlson, Shamsi T. Iqbal, Brian Meyers, Gonzalo Ramos, Kathy Lee, John C. Tang:
Mobile taskflow in context: a screenshot study of smartphone usage. CHI 2010: 2009-2018
- [c11]Shamsi T. Iqbal, Eric Horvitz:
Notifications and awareness: a field study of alert usage and preferences. CSCW 2010: 27-30
- [c10]Margaret M. Burnett, Scott D. Fleming, Shamsi T. Iqbal, Gina Venolia, Vidya Rajaram, Umer Farooq, Valentina Grigoreanu, Mary Czerwinski:
Gender differences and programming environments: across programming populations. ESEM 2010
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- [j2]Brian P. Bailey, Shamsi T. Iqbal:
Understanding changes in mental workload during execution of goal-directed tasks and its application for interruption management. ACM Trans. Comput.-Hum. Interact. 14(4) (2008)
- [c9]Shamsi T. Iqbal, Brian P. Bailey:
Effects of intelligent notification management on users and their tasks. CHI 2008: 93-102
- 2007
- [j1]Brian P. Bailey, Chris W. Busbey, Shamsi T. Iqbal:
TAPRAV: An interactive analysis tool for exploring workload aligned to models of task execution. Interacting with Computers 19(3): 314-329 (2007)
- [c8]Shamsi T. Iqbal, Eric Horvitz:
Disruption and recovery of computing tasks: field study, analysis, and directions. CHI 2007: 677-686
- [c7]Shamsi T. Iqbal, Brian P. Bailey:
Understanding and developing models for detecting and differentiating breakpoints during interactive tasks. CHI 2007: 697-706
- [c6]Shamsi T. Iqbal, Eric Horvitz:
Conversations Amidst Computing: A Study of Interruptions and Recovery of Task Activity. User Modeling 2007: 350-354
- 2006
- [c5]Shamsi T. Iqbal, Brian P. Bailey:
Leveraging characteristics of task structure to predict the cost of interruption. CHI 2006: 741-750
- 2005
- [c4]Shamsi T. Iqbal, Piotr D. Adamczyk, Xianjun Sam Zheng, Brian P. Bailey:
Towards an index of opportunity: understanding changes in mental workload during task execution. CHI 2005: 311-320
- [c3]Shamsi T. Iqbal, Brian P. Bailey:
Investigating the effectiveness of mental workload as a predictor of opportune moments for interruption. CHI Extended Abstracts 2005: 1489-1492
- [c2]Piotr D. Adamczyk, Shamsi T. Iqbal, Brian P. Bailey:
A method, system, and tools for intelligent interruption management. TAMODIA 2005: 123-126
- 2004
- [c1]Shamsi T. Iqbal, Xianjun Sam Zheng, Brian P. Bailey:
Task-evoked pupillary response to mental workload in human-computer interaction. CHI Extended Abstracts 2004: 1477-1480
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An alternate colonisation of Africa as IMO Africa doesn't get enough attention in AH. There's no real story behind this, just what I felt looked right/cool.
Very cool idea. In which year is it set? And how would this different distribution of land affect the relationships between the European powers?
The year is probably about 1900 after the European powers have divided Africa up amongst themselves but before they've had time to go to war with each other.
I'd think that Britain might not be too happy with France and Portugal meaning they've got no chance of building a Cape-Cairo railway or making the Indian Ocean into a British lake.
I'd think that Britain might not be too happy with France and Portugal meaning they've got no chance of building a Cape-Cairo railway or making the Indian Ocean into a British lake.
German Natal... I just noticed that. How'd that happened?
I think Natal might survive with a large German settler population. Those two Boer states might unite.
Like I said, there wasn't much of a story behind the map, but I did think that the Germans and to a lesser extent the Portuguese in southeastern Africa supported the Boer states against the British.
The Boer states are buffer states. Good idea. Keeps em alive.
I can agree with that statement of yours.
Gallaland is perdy.
But not of your Ethiopian...
Go Liberia
I guess Napoleon was more successful in this timeline if Egypt is French, right?
Yeah, I kinda started from a French Egypt and did the rest of the map from there.
King Leopold II: It's too small!!!
Belgium: It is not, it's already too large!!!
(Belgium didn't want to have a colony)
Belgium: It is not, it's already too large!!!
(Belgium didn't want to have a colony)
He didn't view them as human and they were treated very cruely in the process. He did indeed want to hurt people, because he saw them as barely above animals to work on rubber plantations. I don't blame modern Belgians... but don't sugar coat a monster.
I'm not sugar coating a monster. I'm stating why this person, with his cold heart and thirst for importance and wealth would not have been perceived the same if you replace the Congo with a smaller area that was poorer and didn't have the natural rubber reserves. People are very much shaped by their surroundings. Likewise, take two things away from Leopold, his visit to the construction on the Suez Canal, where he first saw what a large quantity of laborers could achieve and the book "Money", about the Cultuurstelsel in Java, from which he derived his forced labour idea, you'd have a very different Leopold II. Likewise if Hitler had never gone to the circles in Vienna where he picked up antisemitism and had he been an accomplished artist, he would have had local and moderate fame as a painter, but not world fame as a mass murderer.
This is not sugarcoating, it's an exercise in agency.
This is not sugarcoating, it's an exercise in agency.
Yeah I'm sorry I saw your Belgian flag I thought you might be, and think I blamed your country somehow. Im an American, I loathe that our money has slave owners and native killers on it.
Hed still be a horrible tyrant to its people
Not really, Leopold wasn't tyrannical because he wanted to hurt people, but because he wanted to make as much profit from the Congolese rubber as he could. Take all that away and he would have pulled out very quickly, selling the land to France, probably. The people who lived under his rule would have noticed some degree of alien infrastructure, but not too much. Leopold's Free State was never a strong or well developed government.
I didn't know that! Makes sense though.
King Leopold II will have to be content with his small slice of Guinea ITTL!
King Leopold II will have to be content with his small slice of Guinea ITTL!
Looks like the Germans made out pretty well.
Interesting, looks like the British and French switched colonies.


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Thermal conductivity of diamond nanowires from first principles
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Li, Wu; Mingo, Natalio; Lindsay, Lucas; Broido, David; Stewart, Derek; Katcho, Nebil
Using ab initio calculations we have investigated the thermal conductivity (k) of diamond nanowires, unveiling unusual features unique to this system. In sharp contrast with Si, k(T) of diamond nanowires as thick as 400 nm still increase monotonically with temperature up to 300 K, and room-temperature size effects are stronger than for Si. A marked dependence of k on the crystallographic orientation is predicted, which is apparent even at room temperature. [001] growth direction always possesses the largest k in diamond nanowires. The predicted features point to a potential use of diamond nanowires for the precise control of thermal flow in nanoscale devices.
Date Issued2012-05-17
American Physical Society
thermal conductivity; diamond; nanowire; density functional theory; heat transfer; phonon; boltzmann transport equation; ab initio
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L. Wu, N. Mingo, L. Lindsay, D. A. Broido, D. A. Stewart, and N. A. Katcho, Phys. Rev. B, 85, 195436 (2012)


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I love my lil red "Tonka"Mazda 4x4,Buuttt along with hundreds of other"fathfull"Mazda owners I two have had"numerous"ignition problems,? Has to be a real factory defect problem,! Does Mazda want to loose hundreds of faithful customers,?"MAZDA U LISTENING" ? Whats up?faithfully yours??Terry stranded in email@example.com
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When 7-month-old Amara Felder tumbled off of a couch, her parents, Nova Felder and Jvonne Dickson, didnt see any bruises on their daughter. They decided to take her to the hospital just in case.
They drove her from a friends home in Brooklyn to Franklin Hospital, Valley Stream, N.Y., presuming at the worst that Amara might have a concussion. A CT scan discovered an epidural hematoma and a skull fracture. The pressure needed to be relieved quickly. After Joseph Zito, MD, an emergency medicine physician at Franklin Hospital, discovered the hematoma, he called the transfer center, intubated her and kept the child stable until an ambulance could take her to Steven and Alexandra Cohen Childrens Medical Center of New York, New Hyde Park.
According to a news release, a Nassau County police officer had just escorted an ambulance to Franklin and saw the girl was in need of immediate help. The officer helped block side streets from Franklin to Cohen, and the ambulance got Amara there in 12 minutes.
Lillian Hope, RN, BSN, a neonatal pediatric critical care transport nurse, was part of a team in the back of the ambulance trying to keep the infant stable during the ride. The healthcare team also included Joseph Falco, DO, pediatric critical care fellow; Thomas McCarthy, paramedic; and Phoebe Yuen, respiratory therapist.
Transport nurses carry phones, according to Hope, to receive calls from EMS.
"We received the call to come and get the patient from Franklin," Hope said. "The ICU attending gets the information and decides whether its emergent or not. When I heard the call, I knew it was an emergency. We just had to go get the patient. It was difficult not knowing what her outcome would be."
Mark Mittler, MD, Cohens co-chief of pediatric neurosurgery, already had an operating room prepped for the operation, and the child had been preadmitted.
"Neurosurgery was there waiting for us and had already seen the scans," Hope said. "Sometimes the patient gets another CT scan, but Amara was so bad she went right into the OR."
Within about 10 minutes of the girls arrival, the blood clot in her brain was removed, according to Mittler.
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CHICAGO (AP) -- Jon Scheyer celebrated a homecoming with 31 points and No. 5 Duke pulled away in the second half to beat Iowa State 86-65 on Wednesday night.
The Blue Devils (13-1) won their seventh straight game behind a balanced attack, a defense that forced 18 turnovers and aggressive rebounding in the game at the United Center.
Scheyer, a prep star in suburban Northbrook, Ill., shot 10 of 19 and had four 3-pointers to lead Duke, which also got 20 points from Nolan Smith and 15 points from Kyle Singler.
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After scrimmage against Ball State, Tony Jefferson and OU looking toward Texas
NORMAN — Tony Jefferson's mind wandered in the second quarter. Three interceptions on three straight possessions could have been four in four.
Four picks — a season's worth of interceptions for even a great player — could have been Jefferson's in barely six minutes of game clock Saturday night against Ball State.
Keith Wenning's pass bounced off receiver Torieal Gibson — don't ask why Wenning at that point would throw a pass within two zip codes of the OU safety — and Jefferson had his hands on the ball.
But he was thinking touchdown.
"My eyes, my mind was stuck on getting six," Jefferson said. "But my hands … I don't know, man. I dropped it. Should have had it. My mind was thinking end zone. I knew if I got the ball, I'm scoring."
By the third quarter, Jefferson's mind wandered again. Bob Stoops still had Jefferson patrolling Owen Field, despite a massive lead that eventually would become a 62-6 Sooner victory, but Jefferson already was thinking Cotton Bowl, and Dallas, and the atmosphere like no other.
Tony Jefferson was thinking Texas.
"OK," Jefferson said to himself, "now it's time to move on."
I'd say so. October is no time for a scrimmage. No offense to Ball State, but this one had all the relevance of a spring game. The overmatched Cardinals provided nothing of what the Longhorns will present next Saturday.
And the Sooners know it.
"Our guys are very aware that as we move forward, there's going to be a lot bigger challenges out there," Stoops said. "I sense in the locker room, there isn't anyone jumping up and down. Already, there's a lot of anticipation for next week."
Texas always has OU's attention, but the Longhorns' 37-14 rout at Iowa State punctuates just how improved the 'Horns are over their 2010 debacle of a season.
Speaking of improvement, the Sooners painted the Ball State waltz as tonic for their shaky defensive performance against Missouri from a week ago.
"Definitely a confidence-builder," said Jefferson said. "We played really hard. Had a chip on our shoulder."
Linebacker Travis Lewis swore that OU didn't talk Texas at all during the week, "not with the way we played last week. We weren't thinking about anything but Ball State."
Maybe so. But this game was no test. No sign that the Sooners have fixed whatever ailed them against Mizzou. Not that a 10-point win over Missouri should be dismissed as lowly.
That game against the fighting Tigers prepped OU much more than this laugher.
This game quickly boiled down to a few mysteries.
How many touchdown passes could Landry Jones throw to receivers running completely free? (Three, of his five total.)
Could Michael Hunnicut's kicking give Stoops field-goal confidence in the Cotton Bowl? (No way; Hunnicut missed a 30-yarder and made a 44-yarder by ricochet off the left upright.)
Could Gabe Ikard, subbing for injured center Ben Habern, snap without flaw? (Yes.)
And could Jefferson keep making interceptions?
Tips by defensive ends Frank Alexander and R.J. Washington gave Jefferson picks two minutes apart — "I give all glory to my line," Jefferson said — but interception No. 3 was a one-man show. Jefferson, backpedaling on a deep out pattern, leaped and speared the ball with one hand, then dragged his foot inbounds. You won't see a more athletic play by anyone in crimson all season.
On the OU bench, the offense was stunned. "We just looked up," Ikard said. "Wait, it was Tony again?"
Then came the chance for Interception No. 4. But Jefferson was a little hard on himself. He actually was falling backward as the ball floated toward his hands. No way he would have scored, and if he had caught the ball, it would have been Heckuva Catch No. 2.
But a guy can dream. Just so long as that wandering mind gets around to what's really important.
The Longhorns.
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Sideshow At The L.A. Roadsters Show & Swap MeetWritten by on October 1, 2007 Not Just Roadster Fun!
While the gathering of early American roadsters is the main event at the L.A. Roadsters Show, it's hard to ignore the ever-growing car show that gathers each year in the specialty parking area. Adjacent to the roadster exhibition, and co-existing with the swap meet, this is where you'll find any pre-'75 rod, custom, or classic that came to take in the sights. The show within a show has steadily grown within the past few years and has definitely become another highlight of an already overwhelming event.
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Issue date: Thursday, April 12, 1888
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Nevada State Journal (Newspaper) - April 12, 1888, Reno, Nevada DAILY HEV STATE JOUMA1 MOMTPTQ. APRIL 12, isss PROFESSIONAL CARDS. MANNING JAQUES FIFTY-CEiNT COLUMN classes of legitimate advertisements not exceeding sis lines, inserted in this colturm at 50 Cents per week Tor lash. During the neit ten days we well Bell out our entire stock of groceries and provisions. Store opened in Sheldon's building near the new Opera House. WALLACE BEEBE. Mouse for Sale or Bout. A house of 12 rooms, hard finished, good etone cellar, stable, good water, lot MiflO tion, corner of Birth and Kalston streets. Ap- D.1AOSMAS, 3 West street, Beno. REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES, AT A MEETING OP THE BEPJJBIJOAN County Central Committee, held Keno, March M, 1888 it was ordered that a primary lection be held bj the Republican party of Vashoe county on Saturday, April 28, 1888, urpose of electing fif teen delegate .1 to XorlbncBtMni Slnsonlc Aid Assoclo tion. The abstract for the Eeno members of the Northwestern Masonic Aid Association has been received by E E. Hunter, who will establish an office in the store of 0. A. Thursttra. Member please bring notice of assessment wit. them whon mating povmenlto Mr. Hunter. Bending Circle, Anyone wishing to avail themselve. of th use of a large library of interestlne and usefn books for the small sum of one d.llarperan- num and their mouej refunded in booiflit the eipiratlon of the year should apply in person to Bev. T. P. Bradshsw at the parsonage No. 10 West St., or write to I'. 0. box 25, Bono, Nov. April 4-tf ____________ m Sat the delegates be apportioned as follows: Beno, 7 OlenSale, 1 Brown's, 1 Wadsworth, 3- SranWowD and Waaboe. 1; Verdi, 1; Pyra- mid and Salt Marsh, 1. Total 15. The delegates receiving the higheit number of votes cast throughout the county .subject to the apportionment above mentioned, anal! be declared duly elected. 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Most of our thinking as Christians in the workplace has typically focused on bringing aspects of our faith into the way we work; in other words, we should be ethical, kind, act with integrity, and, if possible, share our faith with others. This is all, of course, right and true. But is there more to it?
What about the purpose of our work? Does your company contribute meaningfully to the community, in a way that honors God? Does your work within the company contribute to this goal? These are the kinds of questions we have to ask ourselves if we are serious about truly bringing our faith to every aspect of our work.
Want to hear more? You can find the rest of our conversation with Bonnie over at the High Calling YouTube Channel.


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Celebrate Jersey Fresh and one of our state's favorite fruits by joining us for our annual Just Peachy Festival, first weekend of August, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
A special feature of this festival is our "Summer Harvest " farm-to-fork tasting section featuring local chefs who will use locally sources ingredients to prepare recipes for visitors to sample. Terhune Orchards is partnering with Zone 7 for this special offering. The tasting area will be open at noon and continue while supplies last. The special tasting section is $12 per person. Event is rain or shine. Rain plans will have tasting in our wonderful Big Barn.
For additional details and menus on Tasting click here
On Saturday August 1, enjoy tastings from:
Agricola, Princeton, NJ
Button's Creperie, Lawrence, NJ
Casa Mono
Comfort Food, Morrisville, PA
Dina Rata at Andaz Wall Street, New York, NY
Huntley Taverne, Summit, NJ
Island Grill, Cape May, NJ
Jammin Crepes, Princeton, NJ
Triumph Brewing Company, New Hope,PA
On Sunday, August 2, enjoy tastings from:
Agricola, Princeton, NJ
Blue Bottle Cafe, Hopewell, NJ
Bufad, Philadelphia, PA
Button's Creperie, Lawrence, NJ
Garden State Community Kitchen, Monmouth Junction, NJ
Island Grill, Cape May, NJ
Mediterra, Princeton, NJ
Pub & Kitchen, Philadelphia, PA
The weekend will be filled with plenty of activities for kids, including a ride through the orchards on our tractor-drawn wagons, pony rides, face painting, games and barnyard fun.
Enjoy live music each day noon-4pm.
Food will be available for purchase at Pam's food tent, which will offer lots of tasty peach treats like peach pie, peach Ice cream and peach salsa. Other tasty summer fare like barbecued chicken, hot dogs, homemade gazpacho, salads, apple cider donuts, and cider slushies will also be available for purchase. So come hungry!
Adults can visit our winery tasting room to sample our wines, including our award-winning Just Peachy wine. We will also be serving peach sangria.
Pam Mount's popular free canning class will be held during the festival at 10 a.m. on Saturday. Register here
Admission fee $5.00, children under 3 are free. Admission fee includes wagonrides, pedal tractors, barnyard of animals, music, play tractors, and children's games. (Additional activities available for additional cost). The Farm Store, and our winery and tasting room are open without admission fee and plenty of parking is available at the farm.