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Different And Alone In Crowdby Boriana Giormova
American Apparel T-shirts are made with 100% fine jersey cotton combed for softness and comfort. (Athletic Grey and Athletic Blue contain 50% polyester / 25% cotton / 25% rayon)
Geometric conceptual illustration of a human figure in a crowd of people. The different person is a dark, black figure with glowing eyes. It stands out from the crowd, which consists of dark purple humanoid shapes. Though alone, the different one is happy to be a weirdo.
Very cool and unique, well done!
aliens are among us... XD
Thanks Donuts!
Hah, Angelus, they are, they are :)
fab !
Catspaws and Jazzberry Blue, thank you! :)
Very well expressed in word and deed, Boriana!
Thank you CrismanArt!
Thanks Cozmic Photos :)
Cool!! Very nicely done!
Thanks Tees2go :)
Thanks Kristijan D.!
true story . nice work
PandaGunda, thank you!
Thank you so much Design Windmill!
Terrific, love the layering, one of a kind!
Thank you Phil Perkins!
great work! you don't have to be on a deserted island to feel alone...
Absolutely. And thank you, milanova :)
very cool
alone but not lonely ;)
Thank you Tangerine-Tane :)
Thank you Roger :)
Love this one!
Thank you Texnotropio and Brandon Neher :)
Looks fantastic on all products :)
Thank you Vanessa and Patrick!
Moody and powerful!
Thank you Peter!
This is one of my favs!
Thank you altakoro!
Cool work!
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Nigerian Wedding Colors: Burgundy and Pink
Burgundy and pink gives an impression that two or more shades of one colour can work well together in a wedding. And we must say we love this two color combination. Pink and burgundy are both elegant shades and if well incorporated, will make the overall wedding day beautiful. Pink is particularly feminine, while burgundy allows the groom to wear a slightly more masculine colour while still fitting in with the theme. This combination pairs well with white as well as ivory, giving you flexibility regarding the colour of your wedding gown and other elements of your décor.
To incorporate pink and burgundy into your décor, attire and accessories, consider the following ideas on the board. You can dress your bridesmaids in pink to carry burgundy bouquet or burgundy to carry pink bouquets, and your groomsmen in burgundy to balance the colour theme without making their outfits look too outlandish.
Credit: Bride, Décor, Flower girl, Bouquet, Bridesmaids, Invitation

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Texas 500 notebook: Clint Bowyer finishes sixth but loses ground
If it's any sign of how difficult it is to win the Chase, Clint Bowyer, third in points coming into Sunday's Sprint Cup AAA Texas 500, finished sixth and fell farther behind both of the drivers before him.
Bowyer dropped 10 points to leader Jimmie Johnson, now trailing by 36 with two races remaining. Second-place Brad Keselowski is 29 before Bowyer.
"You keep having these top-10s and flirting with top-fives week-in and week-out, and unless you're winning these races every week, you can't gain points," Bowyer said. "Even if we were winning right now, it ain't enough to run them down for a championship."
For the first time in her brief Sprint Cup career, Danica Patrick finished a race still on the lead lap.
In her previous eight Cup races this season, she had not finished better than two laps off the lead, and her highest finishing position was 25th, a mark she bested by one Sunday.
Brothers Kyle and Kurt Busch were the only non-Chase racers to finish in the top 10, with Kyle coming in third and Kurt eighth in his fourth race with his new team, Furniture Row Racing.
The eighth-place finish matches Kurt Busch's best in this tumultuous season that included a midyear team change from Phoenix Racing to Furniture Row.
"It's cool to see Kurt developing with a new team and getting that chemistry going quite quickly in order to get himself better acclimated for 2013," Kyle said.
Sunday's race went nearly 100 laps before the first caution of the day, but also had one of the shortest green-flag runs you'll ever see.
Just seconds after the green flag dropped on lap 120, Bobby Labonte hit the rear of Trevor Bayne's car. The leaders hadn't even made it through the first turn by the time cars were sliding through the grass of the infield.
Juan Pablo Montoya took the brunt of the damage in the pileup. His car was in the garage for more than 50 laps for repairs before he got back on the track.
Very early Sunday, Kevin Harvick's No. 29 car had to head back to the garage after suffering some damage.
How early? The race hadn't even begun yet.
A sky diver who dropped onto the track as part of the prerace entertainment, was carrying a sandbag that held the state flag of Texas behind him.
As he came in, the sandbag slammed the side of Harvick's car, which was sitting on pit road with the rest of the cars.
The crew took the car back to the garage to do their best to repair a dent just below the window.
Texas Motor Speedway always maintains a strong involvement with supporting the military, and some Oklahoma soldiers are being included this weekend.
Fort Sill's 77th Army Band performed the national anthem before Saturday's O'Reilly Auto Parts Challenge.
In addition, troops from the 97th Air Mobility Wing at Altus Air Force Base and the Wounded Warrior Battalion at San Antonio Medical Center attended the races on Saturday and Sunday.
Airman First Class Jonathan McKnight of Broken Arrow and Sgt. Kenneth Fischer of Mountain View are among the troops to be included in the "Troops at the Track" initiative.


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AMD desktop PC-use CPU market share exceeds 20 percent in 3Q
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Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) surpassed a 20 percent share of the desktop PC-use CPU market worldwide in the third quarter of 2005, its first time since 2001, according to Mercury Research. The vendor grabbed a 20.4 percent share, following Intel with 77.5 percent.
After the introduction of the Turion 64 mobile technology CPUs in August of this year, AMD's notebook CPU shipments jumped by 55 percent sequentially in the third quarter.
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Software Engineering
Please note: Information on this page relates to the 2016 academic year unless otherwise specified.
On this page:
- Overview
- Undergraduate information
- Postgraduate information
- How to find out more
- Related subjects and careers
- List of courses
This subject is taught by the School of Engineering and Computer Science.
Almost all aspects of the modern world involve computers. The critical component of computers, which allows them to be used in so many different ways and for so many different applications, is the software.
Designing and implementing software systems is the task of the software engineer, who must manage the enormous complexity of software systems, ensure efficiency and make sure the design is useful. The increasing interconnectedness of software systems makes these problems continually challenging.
Victoria's Software Engineering programme gives students the expertise needed for solving these problems. Software engineers must not only have a range of technical expertise, but must also be able to work with other people—other engineers, clients and systems users.
The courses in the Software Engineering programme address these issues. Students learn about the processes for managing software projects involving many people and work together to solve problems and develop experience. The final-year courses explore a range of advanced topics in Software Engineering, building directly on the research expertise of the academic staff.
Software Engineering can be taken as a major in the Bachelor of Engineering with Honours BE(Hons).
Undergraduate information
Software Engineering students must complete the following components to obtain their BE(Hons) in Software Engineering.
Part 1
This consists of the following courses, which provide the necessary foundation for a BE(Hons) (SWEN):
- ENGR 101 Engineering Technology
- ENGR 110 Engineering Modelling and Design
- COMP 102 Introduction to Computer Program Design
or COMP 112 Introduction to Computer Science
- COMP 103 Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms
- ENGR 121 Engineering Mathematics Foundations
- ENGR 123 Engineering Mathematics with Logic and Statistics
- PHYS 122 Introduction to Physics for Scientists and Engineers
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- Students may substitute PHYS 114, PHYS 115 or ENGR 142 for PHYS 122
- Students may substitute (MATH 161; and one of MATH 177, QUAN 102 or STAT 193) for (ENGR 121 and ENGR 123)
A full programme of study consists of eight courses per year. If you are doing seven courses we recommend that you take a Part 3 paper.
To gain entry to Part 2, students will need to pass their Part 1 courses with at least a B average.
Part 2
This is the core component of the BE(Hons), and is made up of various 200, 300 and 400-level courses:
- At least one of COMP 261, NWEN 242 or NWEN 243
- At least one other course from COMP 301-399, NWEN 301-399, SWEN 304
- At least three courses from SWEN 401-439 and ENGR 440, at least one further course from SWEN 401-439, NWEN 401-439, COMP 401-479, ENGR 440-441
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This consists of three courses outside of your major forming a coherent addition to your programme of study. This is an opportunity to explore some other interests outside of the BE(Hons) programme. These can be any level, but at least one of the courses must be at 200-level or above and need to be approved by the Dean once chosen.
Work experience
This consists of 800 hours of approved work experience in an engineering environment.
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Information about postgraduate study in Software Engineering can be found on the School of Engineering and Computer Science's postgraduate study pages.
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SWEN 423 – Object-Oriented Paradigms
SWEN 424 – Model-Driven Development
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SWEN 431 – Advanced Programming Languages
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Clinical Development of Gene Modified Mesenchymal Stromal Cells for Stroke Disability
Stroke leaves hundreds of thousands of Americans disabled every year. Beyond drugs that dissolve the blood clots causing the stroke, there is no effective therapy. These "clot-busting" drugs can only be used within the first few hours of the onset of symptoms, leaving many patients without treatment options.
New advances in regenerative medicine offer hope to those with otherwise untreatable stroke disabilities. Several cell therapy products have advanced to human clinical trials. Effective therapies may be only a few years away.
One of these new therapies uses a cell type obtained from adult bone marrow, called mesenchymal stromal cells. These cells are obtained from healthy donors, grown in the laboratory and modified with a gene that improves their ability to promote regeneration of the patient's own cells.
These cells have advanced to the initial stage of human testing. A small number of stroke patients are being implanted with cells to determine if the therapy is safe. They will also be monitored for improvement in their disabilities. If this trial is successful the product will move to the next phase of human testing, determining the appropriate dose and timing needed for the product to be effective and determining which patients are most likely to benefit. This next phase will require the assembly of a multidiciplinary team of scientists and physicians to move forward. The formation of the team and the planning required to carry out this next human clinical trial is the goal of this proposal.
This 6-month project will involve the planning of the details of the clinical trial, the recruitment of physicians and scientists to the team and the identification of university hospitals where the trial will take place. Also, cells must be prepared under strict guidelines to be used in the trial. Finally, plans for additional research on how exactly these cells promote the brain's regeneration after stroke injury are required in order to better select which patients will benefit from therapy and to more effectively test and predict the cellular product's effects.
After the successful conclusion of this planning stage, the next phase of human testing can begin. Armed with the information obtained from this clinical trial, it is hoped that a conclusive clinical trial showing safety and efficacy will move forward, ultimately resulting in FDA approval and the availability of this regenerative medicine product to the many patients who suffer a stroke.
Like the rest of the developed world, stroke is the number one cause of permanent disability in the state of California. Regenerative therapies that promote recovery from stroke disability would reduced the costs of long-term medical and supportive care, increase independence and improve productivity for thousands of Californians. Stroke costs the state over $6 billion per year.
This project continues the development of a regenerative cell therapy product currently in the earliest stages of human clinical testing. These cells are derived from the bone marrow of healthy donors and have proven very effective at treating stroke disability in animal models.
The clinical trial described in this proposal will take place at a number of university hospitals. Many of these will be in the State of California, providing direct health benefits to patients living nearby and resources to the pioneering scientists and clinicians devoting time to this project.
This work will continue the trend establishing California as the wolrd's leading center for regenerative medicine. Importantly, this project has already advanced to human clinical testing, overcoming challenges in manufacturing and regulatory hurdles not yet addressed by earlier stage products.


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Canvas Print
La Vieby Ryan Haran
Fine art print on bright white, fine poly-cotton blend, matte canvas using latest generation Epson archival inks. Individually trimmed and hand stretched museum wrap over 1-1/2" deep wood stretcher bars. Includes wall hanging hardware.
wonderful atmospheric collage ryan
Thank you catspaws!
Thank you flirst!
super cool!!
Beautiful artworks!!
Thanks guys, appreciate it! :)
beautiful composition!!
Thanks Elle!
Awwesome work
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USGS Coastal and Marine Geology Program
Other ID: none
Status: Completed
Organization(s): USGS, Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center
Funding Program(s):
Principal Investigator(s): Deborah Hutchinson
Affiliate Investigator(s):
Information Specialist(s):
Data Type(s): Electro-Magnetic: Magnetics, Location-Elevation: Navigation, Seismics: Boomer, Sonar: Single Beam
Scientific Purpose/Goals: The Lake Ontario cruise of the ARGUE MARTIN grew from a proposal to investigate the possible continuation of the Clarendon-Linden fault structure in western New York into Lake Ontario. Marine seismic profiling was used to determine the areal extent of the structure in the lake, and to delineate major structural features in the bedrock and any near surface features in the overlying sediment that could indicate recent movement on the fault.
Start Port/Location: Rochester, NY
End Port/Location: Rochester, NY
Start Date: 1976-04-19
End Date: 1976-04-30
Equipment Used: Boomer, Single channel hydrophone, Echosounder, Loran-C, Marine magnetometer
Information to be Derived: Morphology;
Summary of Activity and Data Gathered: Active data collection was restricted to a daytime operation; base ports were Rochester Port Authority, New York side, and Cobourg Harbor, Ontario side. Windy weather conditions >15 mph curtailed the operation for 4.5 days out of 9 available. Two additional days were alloted for travelling to and from Rochester and loading/off-loading the ARGUE MARTIN. Total track length measures 440 km with 7 perpendicular crossings of the main proposed extension of the fault structure (10-15 km spacing) and at least 9 perpendicular crossings of proposed adjoining fault structures.
Staff: Deborah Hutchinson, Kenneth E. Parolski, Charles Paull, Phil Shea, Richard E. Sylwester
Affiliate Staff:
Notes: Original Center People field contained: Debbie Hutchinson - Ch. Sci., Michael Kirkmann, Kenneth Parolski, Charles Paull, Phil Shea, and Richard Sylwester.
Lake Ontario, New York, United States, Ontario, Canada, Great Lakes, North America;
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Provides RewriteRules middleware for the grunt connect and express.
This plugin provides RewriteRules middleware for the Grunt Connect / Express. Which could be used to redirect (rewrite internally or redirect using HTTP codes) User to the specific URL based on RegExp Rules.
In case you like this plugin it makes sense to look at http-rewrite-middleware as more flexible alternative.
This plugin requires Grunt
If you haven't used Grunt before, be sure to check out the Getting Started guide, as it explains how to create a Gruntfile as well as install and use Grunt plugins. Once you're familiar with that process, you may install this plugin with this command:
npm install grunt-connect-rewrite --save-dev
{from: '__from__', to: '__to__'[, redirect: 'permanent'|'temporary']}
__from__ - RegExp string to match.
__to__ - String that replaces matched URL.
redirect - Optional parameter:
Location Header with value of parsed
__to__ (
permanent value will give
HTTP 301, any other value will give
Default value:
You can specify grunt config section from which Rules will be read, like so:
gruntinitConfig express: options: port: 9000 server: hostname: 'localhost' rules: // ... your rules here configureRewriteRules: options: rulesProvider: 'express.rules'
In your project's Gruntfile:
rewriteRequest snippet.
rules to your existing Connect or Express definition.
Please note: unlike options, rules cannot be set per server, so the
rules attribute must always be nested directly under
connect or
configureRewriteRules before the web server task.
var rewriteRulesSnippet = require'grunt-connect-rewrite/lib/utils'rewriteRequest;gruntinitConfig connect: options: port: 9000 hostname: 'localhost' rules: // Internal rewrite from: '^/index_dev.html$' to: '/src/index.html' // Internal rewrite from: '^/js/(.*)$' to: '/src/js/$1' // 301 Redirect from: '^/old-stuff/(.*)$' to: '/new-cool-stuff/$1' redirect: 'permanent' // 302 Redirect from: '^/stuff/(.*)$' to: '/temporary-stuff/$1' redirect: 'temporary' development: options: var middlewares = ; // RewriteRules support middlewarespushrewriteRulesSnippet; if !ArrayisArrayoptionsbase optionsbase = optionsbase; var directory = optionsdirectory || optionsbaseoptionsbaselength - 1; optionsbaseforEach // Serve static files. middlewarespushconnectstaticbase; ; // Make directory browse-able. middlewarespushconnectdirectorydirectory; return middlewares; gruntloadNpmTasks'grunt-contrib-connect';gruntloadNpmTasks'grunt-connect-rewrite'; // "configureRewriteRules" should be before the "connect"/"express" task gruntregisterTask'server' grunttaskrun 'configureRewriteRules' 'connect:development' ;;
In order to debug Rules you need to run grunt with a
--verbose command-line option this will enable logging of matched rules.
The message will explain which
__from__ rule was matched and what was the result of the rewrite.
In lieu of a formal styleguide, take care to maintain the existing coding style. Add unit tests for any new or changed functionality. Lint and test your code using Grunt.
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The Energy Management Group serves to strengthen educational pursuits, facilitate networking opportunities and enhance recruiting efforts among Anderson students, alumni and energy-industry organizations. Our functional interests lie in finance, strategy, marketing and technology development. We promote career development in all parts of the industry and provide a formal channel for energy recruiting to take place at UCLA Anderson.
Every spring, EMG hosts an all-day conference for graduate students, academics and industry professionals consisting of panels and speakers that address cutting-edge issues in the energy industry. For more details visit http://www.energyinnovationconference.com.


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Riza's Superglomp by SonicRocksMySocksWatch
©2005-2016 SonicRocksMySocks
omg lol
that bonzai reminded me of Renge from OHSHC XDDD
OMG That's so adorable!!!!!!!!!
OMG that's just too funny. everytime I watch it I can't stop laughing.*falls on the floor laughing*
Thing like this never happen to me...
...This gives me an idea!
...This gives me an idea!
Funny if you said:
(bleach reference)
Funny if you said:
(bleach reference)
BANZAI! <3 thats cute
Bonzai actually means 'sacred wind' in Japenese.
this is so me XD i lurve it!
D: That sounded like someone screamed that in my backyard. That made me jump a little. OwO;; But it was funny ... xD
I never get tired of that "BANZAI!!!"
BONZI... Bonze... How do you spell it?
BONZI... Bonze... How do you spell it?
Everytime I see it, I bust out laughing!
OMG so funny! *faves it*
I made the same sort of thing for my friend Mike a few days ago :3
Ha,ha, thats cute,lol.
oh em gee! it's awsomE! XD
Sounds like you're saying Rizaaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!
that starteled me I was not expecting that Bonzai. Funny. It was funny though short.
that's flippin' hilarious!!!
Kylee: BANZAAI!!!! *smack*
Riza: *on floor* ow....
Kylee: BANZAAI!!!! *smack*
Riza: *on floor* ow....
omg,that's funny!
ROFLMAO XDDD I'm gonna bust a gut from watching all of your flash movies.
>< lol! That must hurt... especially cuz of the huge *THUD*. >.<;;
i dun care where the hell he came from THATS got to hurt!! O_O..........hope i never get super glomped or i,l juts like last time.....
bflare: *snicker*
shut up you
bflare: *snicker*
shut up you
lol XD Tha soooooo reminds me of kid, I feel both sorry, an envious of Riza at tha same time XD. Maybe folks who know cha should get my 'glump senses' XD
I just watched that 4 times BANZAI! Razi- O_O lol So cute!
Heheh, cool.
did u use sound recorder...cause the sound was really clear!!!
Holy crap it's so simple yet I've watched it 20 times and sill there's no laugh decrease factor. this is too funny. ^_^
I hey, sorry that I didn't get the chance to review all of the work that you've done, but I've been really stressed out for the past few months. To keep a long story short, my parents got divorced and they've been going at each other like dogs for a bone. Anyway, this one flash art that you've put up is good and funny at the same time despite it being short. I also think that it's cute. Well, keep up the good work, girl and I hope to see more of it soon. Oh, and I'm now in the development in putting Kylee Henke into one of my stories by making another that's before it. I'll let you know when it's done. Oh, and I've also stumbled upon these two flash movies. They're very funny and I think that you should check it out. It's the least that I could do after missing the reviews for all of your work. Well, later!
Maurice A. Nigma
Link to Part 1:[link]
Link to Part 2:[link]
Maurice A. Nigma
Link to Part 1:[link]
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Cant. Stop. Laghing. Pain. Will post more later.
that was so cute >w< and adorable. O_O I had my speakers up REALLY loud for the Bonzai pt HOLY HELL @_@ SCARED TEH CRAP OUT OF MEEE...xD you sounded so funny though saying it >w< lucky him, I never get glomped
so thats what a glomp is o.o so now i know
I'm so jelouse of that guy! ^_^ lol I'll have to draw Fanpup superglomping you I guess. lol I'm so evil. (I have a feeling Fanpup's gonna torment you for years to come)
AHHH! HOLY SHIT! Ugghhh! My head,ijust think it exploded on the inside! >-< I had my headthones on when that happned,it was so adorible though,so that made up for it! I love your little voice though,pour pour Riza!


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Where one can defend himself/herself in a church, a library, a restaurant (where alcohol is served) , every store, your home, and any place you have a legal right to be...
I love Florida
Stay armed...stay safe!
This is a discussion on Crime in libraries within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; One gets checked in, checked out! http://www.wavy.com/Global/story.asp?S=6216572&nav=23ii Road rage incident leads to loaded gun being hidden in library rest room A loaded gun is hidden ...
One gets checked in, checked out!
Road rage incident leads to loaded gun being hidden in library rest room
A loaded gun is hidden in an Isle of Wight County Public Library to keep police from finding it, but the plan backfired due to a dilligent parent, and now two men and a teenager are in custody.
This story has many layers. It all started over a road rage incident Friday night and ended with a race for a weapon at the Carrollton library.
"My son's life had just been threatened," said Tim Dowd, who's angry that a gun might have ended up in the wrong hands.
Deputies say Friday night, three men waved a gun at Dowd's son.
The car was stopped at the Carrollton Library.
Deputies could not find a gun and released the suspects.
Concerned the gun may have been hidden inside the library before it closed, an uneasy Dowd, along with his son and friend returned to the library at 8:30 Saturday morning.
Five minutes later, Dowd says his son called 9-1-1 after one suspect pulled into the parking lot.
"One of the bad guys shows up with a girl in a different car than yesterday, but my son William recognized them from the previous day".
Sheriff Charles Phelps says his records show a call at 8:54 and a deputy is dispatched.
At 8:56, Phelps says a 9-1-1 supervisor at home hears the call and contacts the library.
"She called the library and asked them not to open until we arrived on the scene, which the person at the library refused to do that," Sheriff Phelps told us.
At 9:00 a.m., the library opened.
Dowd says he was concerned that if the gun was inside, the girl might try to retrieve it, so he quickly hatched a plan with his son's friend.
"You go to the men's room like you have to go to bathroom. If she goes to ladies room I'll make a scene, and then I don't know what I'll do".
According to Dowd, the friend bee-lined for the men's room and found the gun inside the diaper changing station.
"I walk out to the lobby and take the gun. It doesn't have a safety on. I put the safety on and put it in my front pocket".
Dowd says it took deputies 30 minutes to respond to the calls on both occasions.
The sheriff says deputies should have been at the library Saturday morning, but there was miscommunication between shifts.
"Each worker carried his sword strapped to his side." Nehemiah 4:18
Guns Save Lives. Paramedics Save Lives. But...
Paramedics With Guns Scare People!
Where one can defend himself/herself in a church, a library, a restaurant (where alcohol is served) , every store, your home, and any place you have a legal right to be...
I love Florida
Stay armed...stay safe!
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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They're open to anyone, no matter how dangerous,The president of the American Library Association told INSIDE EDITION
that libraries are very safe, but cautions that they are open to
everyone. Parents should accompany young children and establish
rules and expectations for older children.
but they're "very safe."
OXYMORON. How can both be true?
They're only as safe as the low rate of people deciding to do violence there. So not a lot of people come to libraries to commit violent crimes; but when one does decide to, the library is instantly no longer "safe."
Just more proof that crime can happen anywhere, and to think that because a place has historically not had a lot of crime it must be "safe" is idiotic.
I remember when I lived in Wichita, Kansas there was a big to do about the city opening the library to bums* in the heat of the summer so they could enjoy the air conditioning.
Anyway, I wouldn't go to the down town library unarmed if I was paid to. The Quizno's next to the main down town library has been robbed more times than I can remember.
*they're bums people, not "the homeless" but bums!
Worked security in Free Library f/2.5 years. Got bit on the hand by a 302. She was released w/out charge by judge who decided that since I was bigger than her and in uniform I scared her and that her reactions were my fault. She had been stealing books on MA and improvised weapons (military history). She had removed down stuffing in her coat and had replaced it w/wooden cabinet doors (body armour). Judge refused to order blood test as an invasion of her privacy. I get my blood tested every year since. Left for LEO job and felt much safer at work. If you run 2/3000 people a day through a public bldg you won't believe what goes on !
There are always a lot of teens hanging around our public library when I stop by after work, so I have an elevated awareness level (as I ALWAYS do) when I have to enter such a zone.
Just curious: maybe a handgun equipped with a SILENCER wouldn't PO the librarians????
It's not about the caliber you carry, it's about how you USE it.
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Amid an uncertain political climate in Washington, North Bay estate-tax attorneys are urging clients to plan now, before a bevy of favorable rates expire at the end of this year.
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"They've really got to move quickly," Nick Donovan, a partner at Napa law firm Gaw Van Male, said of high-wealth clients who may have not begun planning. "There are options, and it all has to be done by the end of the year. It really is a limited window."
At the end of 2012, Congress is set to let exemption rates of $5.12 million per person, or $10.24 million per married couple, expire to pre-2010 rates of $1 million per person, or $2 million per couple.
That significant difference in income can radically change plans in terms of gifting estates, businesses or assets to those receiving inheritances or gifts, according to local experts.
Additionally, a tax rate of 35 percent for gifts exceeding the $5.12 million threshold would revert to a much steeper rate of 55 percent without Congressional action.
The Obama administration and Congress could vote to extend the current rates or reach some form of compromise, but that's a variable attorneys say one shouldn't bet on. So for now, law firms and tax specialists expect to see a flurry of activity between now and Dec. 31.
But even without the impetus of expiration, local experts said the current rates are indeed favorable, making now the ideal time to plan on a practical, not simply political, level.
"It's a rare time in my career when you can make gifts and structure transactions with such low interest," said Malcolm Manwell, a partner with Santa Rosa law firm Perry, Johnson, Anderson, Miller & Moskowitz. "We don't know if Congress will extend this present regime or just let it lapse. In any event, the last two years have been a remarkable time to do some gifting."


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Illegal drugs are a challenge for schools charged with the health and safety of children, but the Washington Supreme Court correctly rejects random drug testing as the solution.
Illegal drugs are a challenge for schools charged with the health and safety of children, but the Washington Supreme Court correctly rejects random drug testing as the solution.
The high court's ruling last week addressed a narrow question: Can middle- and high-school athletes be randomly tested for drugs as a precondition for participation in sports? The answer is no.In the nearly 10-year-old case before the court, the Wahkiakum School Board adopted a policy requiring students in athletic programs to undergo urine testing. This was done despite an absence of proof or strong suspicion that drug use was a problem among athletes.
The U.S. Supreme Court gave a pass to random searches and drug tests in certain cases. Its rationale was that despite the Fourth Amendment's protection against unreasonable searches and seizures, circumstances can present "special needs."
Our state constitution is crystal clear. Article 1 Section 7 reads: "No person shall be disturbed in his private affairs, or his home invaded without the authority of the law."
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Our state Supreme Court noted that "a student athlete has a genuine and fundamental privacy interest in controlling his or her own bodily functions … even if done in an enclosed stall, this is a significant intrusion on a student's fundamental right of privacy."
Schools are not without some authority. Students found with illegal drugs are subject to suspension, expulsion and criminal prosecution. The challenge is ferreting out the students using the drugs from those who are not. Random searches don't help. Why athletes and not the marching band or the cheerleading squad? And who monitors the students uninvolved in extracurricular activities?
Random tests have not been shown to curb illegal drug use. A substantial study from the University of Michigan surveyed 94,000 middle- and high-school students and found little difference in drug-use rates among schools that employed testing programs and those that did not.
A March 2007 report by the American Academy of Pediatrics concluded that random drug testing of high-school students doesn't deter drug use. Instead, teens may actually be encouraged by the drug tests to switch to less-detectable substances, such as alcohol and inhalants.
The state's highest court has spoken. Schools cannot randomly search students for drugs. But they can get to know their students. A slower catchment, to be sure, but one likely to offer more specific and helpful details than a cup of urine.


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Middle School Debate Camps
Program Overview
Capitol Debate's middle school debate camps teach the fundamentals of public speaking and argumentation, enabling kids to develop core presentation and debating skills that boost confidence and self-esteem. Our camps offer students the chance to improve their communication skills in a challenging, safe and secure environment that's suited to each child's age and experience level.
The curricula of our middle school debate camps aim to equip children with the ability to structure arguments, prepare debate cases, research evidence, write rebuttal briefs, deliver speeches and refute opponents. They prepare students to give outstanding speeches in class, perform in a school debate or join their high school debate teams, Model United Nations teams or speech teams.
Not only will Capitol Debate students learn debating skills; they will feel an increase in self-worth, learn critical thinking skills and improve communication with their peers.
Rates & Hours
|$3,395 April 16th – May 15 for non-waitlisted camps
$3,695 for all waitlisted camps*
Rates includes Tuition, Room and Board
Registration Closes May 15
|1:00 – 3:00 p.m. on First Day of Camp
|12:00 – 1:00 p.m. Last Day of Camp
|Field Trips:
|3rd Day of Camp Movie Trip 6:00 – 9:30 p.m.
5th Day of Camp Amusement Park Trip 12:00 – 8:00 p.m.
*Field Trips Included in $100 Activity Fee.
|All meals provided
except on field trips
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|$2,995 April 16th – May 15 for non-waitlisted camps
$3,295 for all waitlisted camps*
Rates includes Tuition, Lunch & Dinner
Registration Closes May 15
|1:00 – 3:00 p.m. First Day of Camp
8:30 a.m. each Morning
|8:00 p.m. each Evening
12:00 – 1:00 p.m. Last Day of Camp
|Field Trips:
|3rd Day of Camp Movie Trip 6:00 – 9:30 p.m.
5th Day of Camp Amusement Park Trip 12:00 – 8:00 p.m.
*Field Trips Included in $100 Activity Fee.
|Lunch & Dinner provided
except on field trips
|Babson College & Rider University
Rest assured that students will get top-notch instruction with the Capitol Debate Guarantee:
- Low faculty to student ratio – Capitol Debate firmly believes in individualized instruction, which can only happen with small class sizes. We promise an 8:1 student to faculty ratio.
- Personalized Instruction – Capitol Debate instructors give students hands-on instruction with researching, writing, speaking and organizing. After practice debates, instructors give students lengthy feedback to help them improve their skills.
- Senior faculty oversee all classes – Unlike other debate camps, Capitol Debate's instructors have an average of 15 to 30 years of pedagogical experience in the classroom. Many have coached national champions!
- Practice, Practice, Practice – We make sure students are not just sitting in lectures, but instead are getting up and speaking every day and applying the lessons learned in a small group setting.
At Capitol Debate summer camps, middle school students will learn the art of public speaking and debate. Students will cover many topics including:
- Structuring Arguments
- Supporting Arguments
- Researching Evidence
- Writing Persuasive Cases
- Drafting Rebuttal Briefs
- Organizing Ideas
- Delivering Winning Speeches
- Standing Up Confident
- Articulating Ideas
- Refuting Opposition
- Listening Carefully
- Cross-Examining Opponents
Practice & Applications
We challenge our debate students to apply the material they have learned in their lectures. For example, children will be split into groups following a lecture on evidence and statistics. With the guidance of experienced instructors, our middle school debate students will test their understanding by examining evidence and finding flaws in the statistics presented.
Our experience has shown that such exercises best develop and cement a child's understanding of the core skills they've learned, helping to maximize their potential.
Sample Schedule
Here is a sample daily schedule for our overnight and commuter camps:
- 7:30 a.m. – Rise and shine!
We offer an expansive breakfast in the campus dining hall, which includes eggs, pancakes, orange juice, cereal, waffles, yogurt and fruit.
- 8:30 a.m. – Commuter Check in
Comuters arrive and sign in at designated location.
- 8:45 a.m. – Morning Announcements
Announcements and review of activities for the day.
- 9:00 a.m. – Skill Lessons
Focusing on areas such as articulation, voice projection, body language, ethos/confidence, argument structure, refutation, cross-examination, organization and logic.
- 10:00 a.m. – Small group exercises
applying the lesson plans including articulation exercises, refutation drills, cross fire questioning and attacking fallacious reasoning.
- 11:00 a.m. – Get Up and Speak
Students practice speaking by doing impromptu speeches, sales presentations, mini debates and/or extemporaneous speeches.
- 12:00 p.m. – Lunch
at campus dining hall for overnight students and commuters.
- 1:00 p.m. – Lab time
Hands-on instruction in preparing for debates. Individualized instruction includes assistance in researching, writing, structuring and organizing pro and con cases. Instructors guide students in preparing rebuttal briefs for upcoming debates.
- 3:00 pm. – Practice Debates
Students debate almost every day and receive full critiques from national champion coaches.
- 4:30 p.m. – Free time
Join a game of basketball, swim, shoot pool, play foosball, soccer, video games, frisbee or watch TV on the big screen!
- 5:30 p.m. – Dinner
Buffet dinner for overnight students and commuters.
- 6:30 p.m. – Guest lecturer
Specialists in areas such as economics, foreign policy, environment, criminal justice and law are invited to speak to the students about contemporary issues.
- 7:30 p.m. – Debate exercises.
- 8:00 p.m. – Commuters depart.
- 8:00 p.m. – Activities in dorm
Ice cream socials, movies, and games.
- 10:00 p.m. – Room check and curfew.
A full sample schedule for the entire camp can be found here.
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The University of Texas at Dallas
June 5 – June 17, 2016
Home of the Cowboys and many of the world's leading telecommunications companies, Dallas is a metropolitan mecca full of arts, history, sports and culture. Capitol Debate is pleased to offer students the opportunity to attend a 2016 summer debate camp program right here at The University of Texas Dallas.
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Georgia Institute of Technology
June 5 – June 17, 2016
Students can spend part of their summer at a nationally ranked, top 10 public university (according to U.S. News and World Report) by attending Capitol Debate's 2016 summer camp program at the Georgia Institute of Technology – a new location for 2016!
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University of Houston
June 4 – June 16, 2016
By popular demand, Capitol Debate embarks on the University of Houston for the Summer of 2015 from June 7 to June 19. Located in the nation's fourth-largest city and the energy capital of the world. Founded in 1927, the University of Houston is the leading public research university in the vibrant international city of Houston.
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San Jose State University
June 18 – June 30, 2016
The oldest public school of higher education in California, SJSU was designed in the Spanish Revival style with influences from Gothic, Renaissance Revival, and Modern, reflecting the rich diversity found in San Jose. History, technology, beautiful landscapes are abundant at one of Capitol Debate's new summer camp locations, San Jose State University.
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University of San Diego
June 19 – July 1, 2016
Our west coast students will study and live at the University of San Diego. The campus is situated five miles inland, on the edge of a canyon, a short drive from La Jolla, Mission Beach, Ocean Beach, and Point Loma. It has been ranked among the Princeton Review's Top 50 Most Beautiful College Campuses. The weather is absolutely perfect during the summer!
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University of North Carolina
June 19 – July 1, 2016
We are excited to announce the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill as one of its locations for the summer of 2016. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is renowned for its beauty and strong academic culture and we are sure that every student will have a memorable camp experience.
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Seton Hall University, NJ
July 2 – July 14, 2016
Seton Hall is located 14 miles southwest of New York City on 58 green acres in the Village of South Orange, New Jersey. It lies at the foot of South Mountain, the first elevation west of New York City, and the height from which George Washington surveyed his troops during the Battle of Connecticut Farms.
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California State University, Fullerton
July 3 – July 15, 2016
The beautiful, 236-acre campus at California State University, Fullerton set in north Orange County is a major university with a main campus, a picturesque 26-acre Arboretum and student residence halls. Capitol Debate is pleased to offer California State University, Fullerton as one of our three California locations in 2016.
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Villanova University, PA
July 3 – July 15, 2016
Whether you're looking to immerse yourself in history or enjoy local arts and culture, can you can find both near Villanova University, one of Capitol Debate's new summer camp locations for 2016.
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Loyola University Chicago
July 16 – July 28, 2016
Easily accessible for our Chicago students, Loyola University Chicago is renowned for its educational spirit and we are sure that every student will have a memorable camp experience at this incredible new location. It is currently (2014) ranked number 101 among national universities.
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Loyola University Maryland
July 17 – July 29, 2016
Students at our debate camps stay in Loyola's dormitories and have access to extensive academic and athletic resources. Loyola's beautiful campus sets on 79 acres in a northern Baltimore suburb. Debate students live in apartment-style dorms, dubbed "palaces" by The Princeton Review, with private bathrooms, living areas, dining rooms, and kitchens.
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Rider University, NJ
July 31 – August 12, 2016
Capitol Debate is pleased to offer our Princeton Summer Debate Camp, located at the beautiful 280 acre enclosed Rider University Campus in the Lawrenceville Township, just outside of Princeton, New Jersey.
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Babson College, Boston
July 30 – August 11, 2016
Capitol Debate is proud to offer it's renowned summer program at Babson College by popular demand. Students at Capitol Debate's Babson College Debate Camp will be housed in Mandel Hall, the newest and nicest residential building on Babson's campus.
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Iona College, New York
July 31 – August 12, 2016
Join Capitol Debate near "the city that never sleeps" during our 2016 summer camp program! We're pleased to bring our nationally recognized debate program to Iona College, located in the vibrant college town of New Rochelle, N.Y., just 20 miles from midtown Manhattan.
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Seattle University, WA
July 31 – August 12, 2016
We're excited to offer several new, west coast locations for our 2016 summer camp programs, including Seattle, Washington. Capitol Debate's summer camp is located in a thriving neighborhood in Seattle, easily accessible from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and through Amtrak, light rail and bus.
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Military History Online
This searchable site features oral histories, documents (such as official military records), and photographs.
Vietnam Project
Just like the First World War Encyclopedia above. Includes war photography, diagrams, and first hand accounts from journalists.
Second World War Encyclopedia
Provides comprehensive coverage of the war in an easy to navigate format.
First World War Encyclopedia
Contains thousands of pages of Civil War material including images, documents, stats, and official records.
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Most books dealing with U.S. and World history can be found in the Non-Fiction section as well as in the Reference Collection, both in the 900s on the library's 2nd level. Juvenile books dealing with U.S. history would be in the 900s of the library's 3rd level.
Digital library of primary sources in American social history from the antebellum period through reconstruction.
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Home page for the History Channel cable network, which includes access to a variety of historical information appearing in their daily programming.
History Channel
A wealth of resources including annotated primary sources of U.S., Mexican American, and Native American history, and slavery.
Digital History
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Full text of many important documents in American history, such as the Mayflower Compact, Declaration of Independence, the Monroe Doctrine, and others up through the present day.
Covering a span of 400 years in North, Central, and South America, this fully searchable digital archive is an essential tool for the study of the western hemisphere. It provides primary source material critical to the understanding of the society, politics, literature, customs, and momentous events of the times.
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General index to federal government documents published from 1976 to present.
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Clippers shuffle front office; promote Doc Rivers
Clippers reorganized their basketball operations Monday, giving head coach Doc Rivers a new title and demoting VP of basketball operations Gary Sacks.
The Clippers announced a major reorganization of their basketball operations Monday, one that includes a new title for coach Doc Rivers and the demotion of Gary Sacks from vice president of basketball operations to assistant general manager.
Rivers, the team's senior vice president of basketball operations, now becomes president of basketball operations as well as head coach.
Kevin Eastman, an assistant coach last season and a member of Rivers' coaching staff for nine years, was named vice president of basketball operations and will report to Rivers, the team said.
Dave Wohl, a former coach of the New Jersey Nets who worked as the Clippers director of professional scouting last season, takes over as general manager. Wohl has been an assistant general manager with the Boston Celtics and also has worked on the staffs of the Orlando Magic, Miami Heat, Sacramento Kings and Lakers.
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Sacks, who has worked for the Clippers for 20 years, was the team's director of player personnel for two years before being named vice president of basketball operations last year. He will work directly under Wohl.
In a statement released by the team, Rivers said: "I am extremely excited to work closely with Kevin, Dave and Gary in their new roles as we continue to move the culture of the Clippers forward. Our goals are not only to become a championship team, but a championship organization as well. I feel with the new structure of the basketball operations department, we have taken a positive step in that direction."


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I am really looking forward to the party. We have friends and family driving and flying in from all over the country. I am amazed how loved we all are. I am just as about as excited as I was for my wedding. Ridiculous!
I am deco paging like fiend, I paid wayyyy too much for a cake, and I ordered a one-time outfit from far, far away. My husband keeps rolling his eyes, and I just keep telling him to stay out of this one. I've lost my mind! This is not like me.
Thinking back to a year ago...our girl was born, we learned her birth mom picked us, and we brought her home.
This has been the best year I can remember. I am so grateful to the woman who lovingly brought our daughter into this world. This day is as much about her as it is our girl. I will be thinking of her often as we pass through these days.


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Only 16% Like The Job Congress Is Doing… Surprise!
Surprise, Surprise! It does not matter which side of the isle you are on, or if you are right in the middle, you are disgusted with congress. When the American people pay attention to politics, congress tries its very best to put on more than a show than normal. What a sad thing to see. I am almost embarrassed I watch C-Span, though it is the best reality programming on television right now.
If you really need proof that congress is doing horrible, look no further than the most recent Congressional Performance poll by Rasmussen Reports.
"Despite their control of both the House and Senate, Democrats are fairly evenly divided in their views of Congress' job performance, with 23% who give the legislature good or excellent ratings and 28% who say it's doing a poor job. A majority of Republicans (64%) and unaffiliated voters (72%) give Congress poor ratings."
The scariest thing about this poll is that only 19% of Americans feel that congress has done anything to help improve their lives. This means all of the stupid programs that we have been wasting money on have done nothing. This includes the TARP bailout, that other bailout, cash for clunkers, and anything else. These programs have only worked at making the U.S. more in debt. Was Bush the problem? Was Obama the problem? Or… wait for it… Was congress the problem? Nothing a president wants can be done, legally, without congress.
Patriot Act, congress. Cap and Trade, congress. TARP, congress. First, Second, and Third bailout, will be congress.
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AVTV This Week: Guzan, Westwood, Vlaar and Holman visit Acorns
It may be a week with no game at the end of it but our official television channel is still jam-packed.
We have plenty of reaction following the 2-1 win over West Ham.
You can watch interviews with Paul Lambert, Charles N'Zogbia and Tony Morley as well as extended highlights of the best bits from the game.
There's also reaction and highlights from our 4-1 U21s win at Sunderland.
Coach Gordon Cowans gives his verdict on the emphatic win and we have highlights from the Academy of Light, where Mike Drennan bagged a hat-trick.
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Greetings all- On October 20, 2009, IBM announced several new and enhanced offerings designed to help our customers succeed in an increasingly complex and interconnected world. The announcements reinforce the vision of a Dynamic Infrastructure and support our...
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Hello, Karl Helbig here... I am a worldwide marketing manager with IBM focusing on our energy management software portfolio. First, let's get the intro out of the way with just a little background on me... I am considered a subject matter expert on our...
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The rising cost and uncertain availability of energy There are many specific issues around energy and the environment that are increasing the urgency for organizations to change the way they do things in order to achieve and sustain energy efficiencies. And...
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Today, December 15, 2009, IBM released Tivoli Monitoring for Energy Management Interim Feature v6.2.1.01. This release added new support for Siemens building management, which integrates the energy and environmental management solutions delivered by Siemens...
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Really, who actually cares about how much energy is being consumed in the data center? It appears that in more than a few cases there is a "teenager" phenomenon occurring. Have you ever tried to get your teenage son or daughter to consistently turn off the...
Directions in Energy and Environmental Management - Instrumentation and Insight Community Blog
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I wanted to take just a few minutes on this Friday afternoon to talk about the directions that we see emerging in the energy management space. As Rich mentioned, one thing that we don't see changing is the demand for energy cost reduction, the increased...
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Measuring and benchmarking energy and thermal performance is often considered the foundation for most energy management capabilities. It involves gaining the necessary visibility into current energy and thermal data and the related costs. One would typically...
Heat maps, anyone? a.k.a. Thermal visualization in the data center. Community Blog
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Hello again, First, I'd like to thank John for his comment/question from our last blog. Let's plan to address that next time if that's ok. But for now, we have some important news to share with you. Today we are making available a new product that is part...
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I'm sure you all know that Pulse 2010 is less than two weeks away. I just wanted to take another opportunity to let you know that Energy & Efficiency is well represented at this year's event. Our presence this year is three-fold, with a strong Energy...
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Would you like to be able to visualize and communicate both the environmental and economic impact of energy usage across your infrastructure? If your answer is yes, then IBM has the solution for you. It's called the IBM energy dashboard, and it's a...
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Here's an excerpt from IBMs corporate responsibility web site . I thought I'd share it with you because we've been hearing a lot lately about climate change and such, and this outlines what IBM is doing - and has been doing for years - around protecting and...
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Going green. It's about more than just reducing environmental impact. It's about changing the way we do things in all areas of our lives. It's about reducing energy and related costs…it's about optimizing systems and resources…it's about being...


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Military organizations around the world, especially in the U.S., have been quicker than most to appreciate the potential of nanotechnology. More money is being spent on nanotechnology research for military applications than for any other area. Public releases about military nanotechnology research and development activities are full about sensors, batteries, wound care, filtration systems, smart fabrics, and lighter, stronger, heat-resistant nanocomposite materials etc. Naturally, nanomaterial safety has become an important issue for military organizations as well.Posted: Jan 6th, 2015
Researchers have successfully attempted to simultaneously co-generate hydrogen and solid carbon fuels from a mixed hydroxide/carbonate electrolyte in a 'single-pot' electrolytic synthesis at temperatures below 650 C. This is the first demonstration of the co-generation of hydrogen and carbon fuels at a single electrode and from a molten electrolyte. Here, fuel production can be driven entirely by solar energy using the STEP process in which solar thermal energy increases the system temperature to decrease electrolysis potentials.Posted: Jan 5th, 2015
Drawing attention to the possible implications of extreme weather does not answer the question what we can really do about the risks of climate change, and who will drive fresh solutions. Science - including nanotechnology - is an important part of the answer, and we need human ingenuity to step forward. To accelerate the process and help to push the boundaries of usable energy solutions, the Exergeia Project backs potentially groundbreaking inventions and innovations in all fields of alternative energy.Posted: Dec 5th, 2014
A new review article examines opportunities and practical challenges that nanotechnology applications pose in addressing the guiding principles for a green economy. There is a general perception that nanotechnologies will have a significant impact on developing 'green' and 'clean' technologies with considerable environmental benefits. The associated concept of green nanotechnology aims to exploit nanotech-enabled innovations in materials science and engineering to generate products and processes that are energy efficient as well as economically and environmentally sustainable.Posted: Nov 18th, 2014
The adoption of a newly developed, facile synthesis method in catalyst designs may permit the rapid screening of nanoalloys for water contaminants. Given the compositional dynamics of this technique, a series of nanoalloys with different surface compositions can be quickly synthesized using a single starting solution and the optimal metal ratio experimentally determined to find the best catalytic reactivity for degrading the pollutant.Posted: Sep 15th, 2014
One of the problems with activated carbon is the disposal of adsorbed contaminants along with the adsorbent. Another concern is that its pores are often blocked during adsorption. By contrast, carbon nanotubes' (CNTs) open structure offers easy, undisrupted access to reactive sites located on nanotubes' outer surface. That's why researchers see CNTs as an attractive potential substitute for activated carbon. Researchers now have demonstrated that individual CNTs can be integrated into micrometer-sized colloidal particles without using a heavy or bulky particulate support.Posted: May 27th, 2014
Concern about the depletion of global water resources has grown rapidly in the past decade due to our increasing global population and growing demand for other diverse applications. Since only 2.5% of the Earth's water is fresh, it has been reported that almost half of the world's population is at risk of a water crisis by the year 2025. Accordingly, significant research efforts have been focused on the desalination of brackish/seawater and the remediation and reuse of wastewater to meet the agricultural, industrial, and domestic water demands.Posted: Mar 27th, 2014
Individual graphene sheets and their functionalized derivatives have been used to remove metal ions and organic pollutants from water. These graphene-based nanomaterials show quite high adsorption performance as adsorbents. However they also cause additional cost because the removal of these adsorbent materials after usage is difficult and there is the risk of secondary environmental pollution unless the nanomaterials are collected completely after usage. One solution to this problem would be the assembly of individual sheets into three-dimensional (3D) macroscopic structures which would preserve the unique properties of individual graphene sheets, and offer easy collecting and recycling after water remediation.Posted: Mar 26th, 2014


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Peasant Salad
From EatingWell: October 1998
Crunchy textures and full-flavored ingredients like bacon and blue cheese turn a simple salad into a satisfying supper.
Makes: 6 servings, 2 cups each
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Diabetes appropriate | Low calorie | Low carbohydrate | Low cholesterol | Low saturated fat | Low sodium | Heart healthy | Healthy weight |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 2 all-purpose potatoes, such as Yukon Gold, peeled and cut into 1/8-inch slices
- 2 slices bacon
- 1/4 cup brewed black tea
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1 teaspoon red-wine vinegar
- Salt & freshly ground pepper, to taste
- 1 head frisée, or other chicory, torn (4 cups)
- 2 heads Belgian endive, cut on the diagonal into wide strips (4 cups)
- 1 large red or yellow tomato, seeded and diced
- 1 cup low-fat croutons, (see Tip)
- 1/2 cup chopped fresh parsley
- 2 tablespoons crumbled Roquefort, or other blue cheese
- Boil potatoes in salted water in a medium saucepan until just tender, 8 to 10 minutes. Drain and transfer to a large bowl.
- Cook bacon in a small skillet until crisp. Drain on paper towels. Crumble over potatoes.
- Whisk tea, lemon juice, oil and vinegar in a small bowl until blended. Season with salt and pepper. Pour dressing over potatoes and bacon and toss to coat. Add frisée (or chicory), endive, tomato, croutons, parsley and cheese; toss well. Adjust seasoning with salt and pepper. Serve immediately.
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- Tip: To make your own croutons: Cut day-old bread into 1/2-inch cubes. Coat a baking sheet with olive-oil spray; spread bread cubes in a single layer and coat them lightly with the spray. Season with salt and pepper. Bake at 350°F, stirring once or twice, until golden, 15 to 20 minutes. Cool; store in a plastic bag for up to 4 days.
Per serving: 109 calories; 4 g fat (1 g sat, 2 g mono); 4 mg cholesterol; 15 g carbohydrates; 0 g added sugars; 4 g protein; 3 g fiber; 223 mg sodium; 393 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (40% daily value), Vitamin A (15% dv)
Carbohydrate Servings: 1
Exchanges: 1/2 starch, 3 vegetable, 1/2 fat
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Todd Market Forecast for Wednesday August 3, 2011
Available Mon- Friday after 6:00 P.M. Eastern, 3:00 Pacific.
DOW + 30 on 250 net advances
NASDAQ COMP + 24 on 150 net advances
SHORT TERM TREND Bullish
INTERMEDIATE TERM TREND Bullish
At the risk of being whipsawed, I'm going back to a short term bullish posture for the following reasons.
We had a high volume reversal today and frequently that type of action leads multiple days or even weeks on the upside.
We have some concern about the economic release on Thursday and Friday with the release of jobless claims and the non farm payrolls.
But, the market may have discounted all but the worst news from this quarter.
High volume frequently occurs at market inflection points, particularly at bottoms. We can see this in chart below of the S&P Spider ETF symbol SPY. Note that volume readings above 350 million shares (thick line) tends to mark solid trading bottoms.
GOLD: Gold had another solid session on the upside. Continued turmoil in Europe is part of the reason. The chart pattern continues to look quite positive.
BONDS: Bonds had another up session, but they may be struggling with an overbought condition.
THE REST: The dollar was lower. Silver was higher, but copper and crude oil were lower.
Our intermediate term systems are on a buy signal.
System 2 traders are in cash. Stay there on Wednesday.
System 7 traders are long the SPY at 132.75. Stay with it on Thursday.
The ADP employment report showed an increase of 114,000, above the consensus 86,000. The ISM non manufacturing survey came in at 52.7, less than the expected 53.00. Factory orders dropped 0.8% less than the anticipated drop of 1.0%. Oil inventories rose 1.0 million barrels. Last week they rose 2.3 million. On Thursday we get jobless claims.
We're on a buy for bonds as of July 29.
We're on a sell for the dollar and a buy for the euro as of July 21.
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We are long term bullish for all major world markets, including those of the U.S., Britain, Canada, Germany, France and Japan.
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I want a home by ChesneyCatWatch
©2011-2016 ChesneyCat
Blacky is a sweet angel found in a cardboard box...
One of the first pics i took with a SLR camera
One of the first pics i took with a SLR camera
soooo cute ^^
OMG how can someone just abandon something this adorable...
shes so cute!
*brain explodes from cuteness*
;( how can that sweet little Angel not be Adopted yet??? But yes, adopting would be one of the best decisions I've ever made!
Yes I meant adopted, I was supposed to do the whole foster thing but i fell in love with the thing, lol But Blacky is Amazing, did she ever find a home???
Aww, I only ask because it looks just like my little girl when she was a pup! But she is a stray as well.
Excuse me, what type of dog is this Lovely little Creature???


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Mad Dog Marinko Matosevic won't be following Andy Murray's lead by appointing a female coach because he reckons women's tennis is rubbish.
The Scot will play his first match with Amelie Mauresmo on his team at the Aegon Championships at Queen's Club on Wednesday.
Murray's mum and former coach Judy has given her approval of the new woman in her son's life - and said the double Grand Slam winner will add variety to the British No 1's game.
World No 60 Matosevic needed 13 attempts to finally win a Grand Slam match in Paris before losing to Murray in the second round.
But the fair dinkum Aussie, who hates his Mad Dog nickname, definitely declined to join the chorus of praise for the trailblazing appointment yesterday.
"It's all equal rights these days - got to be politically correct," said Matosevic, who could face Murray in the Aegon Championships final on Sunday.
"Someone's got to give it a go. Won't be me.
"I couldn't do it since I don't think that highly of the women's game. But his mum coached him, and she did a great job with him. We'll see what happens."
Mauremso flew in from Paris in time to have lunch with Team Murray in the players' lounge - their first meeting since she was appointed on Sunday.
But the French star has already won over the world No 5's first coach - the British Fed Cup captain.
"Andy is used to having a female coach around - he did so for most of his junior career," Judy Murray told ESPN.
"The way that Andy plays and thinks about the game, and the variety he has in his game, he was looking for a coach who could help him make best use of that variety. And there aren't that many coaches around who understand that way of playing.
"This was about what a coach could offer, and whether they were male or female didn't matter. This had nothing to do with gender."
But Judy Murray reckoned Mauresmo will now be a role model.
"I think it's really important that there are more female coaches in tennis," she added. "We need role models to give younger female coaches inspiration and belief.
"They certainly have softer skills than male coaches. They are probably better listeners and there is less ego with women than men."
Murray will play Frenchman Paul-Henri Mathieu on Wednesday - the Frenchman who beat world No 132 Aljaz Bedene in the first round.
The Scot practised on Tuesday with the UK-based Slovene - who wants to play for Great Britain in the Davis Cup.


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