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I removed the toilet and discovered the flange base has rusted out completely.The floor is tile with a concrete base at the bottom. What are my options to install a new toilet? When the house was built it appears the builder had the pipe come up from the foundation, poured concrete around it and added the base of the flange. Do I have to chisel (?) the concrete out and figure out how to install a new bottom flange? Just needing ideas of how to lock down the toilet base. Thanks
You shouldn't have to chisel any concrete! Don't make more work for yourself. I had a similar situation a month or so ago,and was trying to find info on Youtube. I came across a few videos that seemed to fix the exact senario you are describing. From what I saw, the old flange is not embedded in the concrete, it actually sits just above the pipe (which is connected to the concrete). They cut the lip of the plastic flange (carefully, with a hacksaw blade) and worked it loose from the pipe (again carefully as not to cut into the pipe, but just the flange). They then found a new PLASTIC flange (no metal to rust) that would slip INSIDE of the existing pipe. That flange has holes for screws to anchor it to the concrete floor. Then your toilet is installed and held in place by the toilet bolts. I'd say try Youtube, I couldn't find an exact fix for the problem I was having- mine was in the second story, and involved cutting the pipe back and adding a new length of pipe, and yadda, yadda- but it seems to be a good place to start. Also, I got some good help from the plumbing guy down at the local Lowes. Take some good pictures of what you are dealing with and show them... you'd be surprised at how much some of those guys know.
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If you look closely at where the pipe comes through the flange you will see a gap. The gap between the outer edge of the pipe and the inner part of the flange is where the lead and oakum seal was made. You can drill down between the pipe and flange with a 1/4" bit. Drill holes down about 1/2" inch and close together all the way around. Pull the pieces of lead solder and oakum out with a hooked pick tool. When the material has been removed from this cupped area you should be able to work the flange off of the pipe. Buy a new cast flange at the plumbing supply house, as well as new oakum packing and an epoxy putty to reinstall the new flange. Make sure to clean the outside of the pipe stub before slipping on the new flange.
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Tigers top Mariners, inch cloer to AL Central titleAP Photo
Detroits Victor Martinez hits a one-run single during Mondays game against the Seattle Mariners in Detroit.
DETROIT Rick Porcello struck out 10 in six innings and the Detroit Tigers beat the Seattle Mariners 4-2 on Monday night to move a step closer to their third straight AL Central title.
Victor Martinez broke a 1-all tie in the sixth with a run-scoring single, and Omar Infante followed with his own RBI single.
Porcello (13-8) allowed a run and five hits with two walks, falling one strikeout short of his career high. Drew Smyly got five outs in relief and Jose Veras finished the eighth.
Joaquin Benoit pitched a hitless ninth for his 21st save in 21 chances.
The Tigers entered with a five-game division lead over Cleveland.
Joe Saunders (11-15) pitched well until the sixth, when he got two outs before a walk and three hits chased him from the game.
Abraham Almonte homered for Seattle, which has lost seven of eight.
It was tied at 1 in the sixth when Miguel Cabrera walked and Prince Fielder followed with a single. Martinezs single up the line in right field scored Cabrera, and Infante lined a single to left to make it 3-1.
That rally made a winner of Porcello, who has bounced back nicely after giving up eight earned runs in a 20-4 loss to Boston on Sept. 4.
Porcello pitched his first career complete game in a win over the Chicago White Sox last Tuesday, and he was sharp against the punchless Mariners as well.
The Tigers took a 1-0 lead in the first when Torii Hunter and Cabrera hit back-to-back singles, and Hunter came home on a wild pitch.
After that mistake, Saunders quieted Detroit, allowing no more than one baserunner in any inning until the sixth.
But it was a frustrating finish for Saunders, who allowed six runs over three innings in his previous start against Houston. He ended up yielding three runs and seven hits in 5 2-3 innings this time.
Tom Wilhelmsen relieved Saunders and got out of the sixth, but appeared to get hit in the right leg by Alex Avilas leadoff single in the seventh. Wilhelmsen stayed in the game and eventually allowed an RBI single by Hunter with two outs.
Justin Smoaks RBI single off Smyly in the eighth made it 4-2.
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What is the limit on sshd connection? How much data can it process?
closed as not a real question by Zoredache, Chris S, John Gardeniers, theotherreceive, splattne Aug 3 '10 at 13:01
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The bandwidth of your connection is going to be the primary determining factor on the rate of data transfer. Otherwise, you could do some comparative testing. If you mean some limit on the total, I don't think there is one.
What is it that you're trying to do? What problem are you trying to solve?
If the question you're trying to ask is "why is my SCP slow" or "how can I make SCP/SFTP transfers faster", you'll want to look into the HPN-SSH patch here: http://www.psc.edu/networking/projects/hpn-ssh/
Newer versions of OpenSSH do have larger buffers that fix some of the speed issue on high-latency high-throughput connections, but not all of it. The HPN-SSH patches also add the 'NoneSwitch' option, which allows you to encrypt the authentication but not the transfer itself. This will save keep you from bottlenecking on the CPU for high-speed transfers. Of course, you'll only want to use that switch if you don't need to encrypt the data.
Also, if you're using the -C (compression), don't. It tends to bottleneck rapidly on a single CPU over anything but a pretty slow link. If you have multiple cores, it may be worth using something like pigz (multithreaded gzipper) or tamp (multithreaded lzo.. a bit easier on the CPU than gzip).


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Alzheimer's Treatments Advance in Clinic
Alzheimer's is on the rise, but scientists are making progress on treatments they think may finally make a dent in the disease.
But as Forbes reports, researchers still aren't certain about the cause of the illness. That gap in knowledge means that a range of drugs that aim to clear the brain of amyloid plaque, clumps of protein fragments that are one of the hallmarks of Alzheimer's, may never work.
"Pretty much every pharmaceutical company in the world" is testing drugs to clear amyloid, Menelas Pangalos, VP for neuroscience research at Wyeth, tells Forbes. The company has spent over $500 million on Alzheimer's research since 2001. A big chunk of Wyeth's dough has gone toward work with Ireland's Elan on an antibody-based drug and a vaccine. A test of the vaccine was halted after some patients developed encephalitis.
Some skeptics of the dominant amyloid hypothesis think the build-ups are "actually a response to injury that the brain secretes to protect itself, like a scar," says Mark Smith, a neuroscientist at Case Western Reserve University. He tells Forbes that by removing it, "you will make the disease worse."
Lilly, which isn't far behind Wyeth on the amyloid trail, doesn't see it that way. Steven Paul, head of research at Lilly, tells Forbes: "If amyloid isn't connected to the disease pathogenesis, God is playing a fairly mean trick on us."
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Where is the Gold Room? More like who is GoldRoom. Josh Legg is a multi talented musician that is reinventing an already classic sound. His original songs and remixes will subconsciously get you shaking your body in an uncontrollable manner. Lately, Goldroom has been traveling all around the world performing sold out DJ sets and just recently he touched down in the states. Tomorrow night is a big show for Josh because he will be playing with a live band at the El Rey Theatre in Los Angeles. Life is what you make it and so far Josh has made it all gold. Get a better idea of the man, the myth, the legend, known as Goldroom in an exclusive interview.
What music were you listening to as a kid in the mean streets of Boston?
I grew up listening to a lot of jazz and classical music, which was what my parents listened to. The first music that was really 'mine' was probably Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins, Pearl Jam, and a lot of early 90's grunge. I went through a significant hiphop phase, and really started to fall in love with songwriting in my teens when I fell in love with a lot of classic music from the 60's, 70's and 80's.
Do you remember the first band or artist you saw live?
I saw Aerosmith play at the Boston Garden with my dad when I was about 9.
You are now touring the world doing what you love. What does it feel like to see different countries appreciating your music?
It's very inspiring. I take that energy with me back home every time. I really get blown away every time I meet new fans that are so physically removed from me, and knowing that I can reach out there that far is something that inspires every new thing I create. Its amazing.
What has been your favorite stop while on tour?
I love playing in exotic places, but I love the Dominican Republic especially. They've brought me down for a couple of beachside festivals, which is pretty much my dream gig. The people are beautiful and the weather is perfect.
I saw a picture of you playing a guitar. Do you incorporate live instruments into your sets?
I play DJ sets myself, but I've also put together a full 4 piece band to do live Goldroom sets. They're both different experiences but each a part of the whole. I love doing both!
Give brief insight into The Goldroom Live Experience and what can we expect from you LA coming up?
Vocals, guitar, bass, drums, and loads of synth. We completely rebuilt the live set for this run of shows and I can't wait to share it everyone. We've brought on Chela to sing with us which is incredible. It's going to be a blast.
When I listen to EMBRACE, I imagine driving along Pacific Coast Highway into the sunset. What did you picture when creating this project?
You hit it right on the nail there. Nostalgia for being young and innocent is something that drives a lot of my music, and I think Embrace definitely fits into that realm. I'm really just trying to create music for people that feel like I do, that need some sort of escape.
I notice you collaborated with a few different vocalists for EMBRACE. How did you link with Say Lou Lou, Mereki and Chela for features?
My management is from Australia, and a bunch of those girls are really talented Aussies. They were able to link me up, and I immediately was a fan of all of them. Its been great to work with them writing songs, and its opened up a lot of doors to get to write with other people as well.
You have created some pretty rad remixes from other artists original songs. What intrigues you about the REMIX?
It gives me the chance to work with somebody else's song. I get to dive in and figure out what makes the song good. I always try and learn from the artists I'm remixing, and so the entire process is like an exercise in becoming a better songwriter. I love doing it because I know it will make me better prepared to write my next song.
What are you currently working on now?
Finishing an album!
What direction are you hoping to take your next project?
I'm really just hoping to improve as a songwriter. I want to write songs that can stand the test of time, and could work in any genre.
It seems like 2014 is the year of the festivals. Which festival are you most pumped to play and why?
I've been wanting to play HARD here in LA for years. Getting the chance to play a big DJ set for so many of my friends and neighbors is really exciting.
If I were to look on your iPod, what kind of music would I find?
EVERYTHING! I tend to listen to more band styled and acoustic music than I do dance music, although of course I'm always digging for cool new stuff to play and share. On the whole though, I think you'll find a lot more old music than new stuff.
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John Beck was signed by the Baltimore Ravens. Let's see. Who is their OC? Oh yeah, Cam Cameron.
I have no doubt that through some fluke - say Joe Flacco has a hangnail - Beck will wind up starting and have a career game.
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Did you resolve to be more crafty in 2013? Pick up this embroidery kit from Curious Doodles and fulfill that resolution and keep track of the days in one handy, adorable tea towel calendar. Don't you just love a multi-tasker?
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Boo Bikes of Colorado, who are they and what's with the bamboo?
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Boo Bikes out of Fort Collins Colorado builds bike bike out of bamdoo. One of the owners is currently in Vietnam tending to their bamboo for your next bike
Boo isn't the only bamboo bike company from Colorado, Panda Bikes also make some bikes with bamboo aspects and with different riding intents.


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APPLICATION OF ACCELERATORS IN RESEARCH AND INDUSTRY: Twenty‐First International Conference
Front Matter1336 (2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/v1336.frontmatterView Description Hide Description
Editorial1336(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3586046View Description Hide Description
Uniform Beam Distributions Of Charged Particle Beams1336(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3586047View Description Hide Description
The use of octupole elements was originally suggested [1] to transform the transverse Gaussian distribution of a charged particle beam into a uniform beam distribution having rectangular cross section. The first experimental realization of this concept was materialized at the Radiation Effects Facility (REF) of the Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL) [2] where the transverse Gaussian distribution of a 200 MeV beam was transformed into a rectangular uniform distribution. Later, the beam line of the NASA Space Radiation Laboratory (NSRL) facility [3,4] built at BNL, was specifically designed to generate uniform beam distributions with rectangular cross sections, in both, the horizontal and vertical directions, at the location of the target. The NSRL facility generates uniform beam distributions of various nuclear species, which may vary in energy, and also vary in size of the uniform beam distribution. We will present an overview of the method to generate uniform beam distributions, show some results from the NSRL facility, and suggest other possibilities for generating such beam distributions.
Present Trends In The Configurations And Applications Of Electrostatic Accelerator Systems1336(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3586048View Description Hide Description
Despite the worldwide economic meltdown during the past two years and preceding any stimulus program projects, the market for electrostatic accelerators has increased on three fronts: new applications developed in an expanding range of fields; technical enhancements that increase the range, precision, and sensitivity of existing systems; and new accelerator projects in a growing number of developing countries. From the single application of basic nuclear structure research from the 1930's into the 1970's, the continued expansion of new applications and the technical improvements in electrostatic accelerators have dramatically affected the configurations and capabilities of accelerator systems to meet new requirements. This paper describes examples of recent developments in cosmology, exotic materials, high resolution RBS, compact AMS, dust acceleration, ion implantation, etc.
Industrial Beamline Technologies And Approaches1336(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3586049View Description Hide Description
This paper describes industrial charged particle beamline technologies and design approaches. Beamlines accommodate myriad constraints in the radioisotope production, electron beam processing, and ion implantation market segments, and some very strange yet interesting solutions result. In this paper, a detailed look at a particular injection beamline solution gives some sense of the complexity of research and development required, and the sophistication of the beamline solutions that are utilized. A brief review of beamline applications in each industrial segment follows.
Dust Accelerators And Their Applications In High‐Temperature Plasmas1336(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3586050View Description Hide Description
The perennial presence of dust in high‐temperature plasma and fusion devices has been firmly established. Dust inventory must be controlled, in particular in the next‐generation steady‐state fusion machines like ITER, as it can pose significant safety hazards and potentially interfere with fusion energy production. Although much effort has been devoted to getting rid of the dust nuisance, there are instances where a controlled use of dust can be beneficial. We have recognized a number of dust‐accelerators applications in magnetic fusion, including in plasma diagnostics, in studying dust‐plasma interactions, and more recently in edge localized mode (ELM)'s pacing. With the applications in mind, we will compare various acceleration methods, including electrostatic, gas‐drag, and plasma‐drag acceleration. We will also describe laboratory experiments and results on dust acceleration.
Features Of The J‐PARC Linac1336(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3586051View Description Hide Description
Japan Proton Accelerator Research Complex (J‐PARC) will be one of the highest intensity proton accelerators in the world aiming to realize 1 MW class of the beam power. The accelerator consists of a 400‐MeV linac, a 3‐GeV rapid‐cycling synchrotron (RCS) and a main ring synchrotron (MR), and the accelerated beam is applied to several experimental facilities. The linac, which is the injector for the RCS, has about 50 cavity modules to accelerate the beam up to 400 MeV. The acceleration field error in all of them should be within in amplitude and in phase because the momentum spread of the RCS injection beam is required to be within 0.1%. For the cavity field stabilization, a high‐stable optical signal distribution system is used as the RF reference, and sophisticated digital feedback and feed‐forward system is working well in the low level RF control system. Consequently the providing beam to the RCS is very stable, and the beam commissioning and the experiments of the application facilities have been progressed steadily.
Novel Linac Structures For Low‐Beta Ions And For Muons1336(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3586052View Description Hide Description
Development of two innovative linacs is discussed. (1) High‐efficiency normal‐conducting accelerating structures for ions with beam velocities in the range of a few percent of the speed of light . Two existing accelerator technologies—the H‐mode resonator cavities and transverse beam focusing by permanent‐magnet quadrupoles (PMQ)—are merged to create efficient structures for light‐ion beams of considerable currents. The inter‐digital H‐mode accelerator with PMQ focusing (IH‐PMQ) has the shunt impedance 10–20 times higher than the standard drift‐tube linac. Results of the combined 3‐D modeling for an IH‐PMQ accelerator tank—electromagnetic computations, beam‐dynamics simulations, and thermal‐stress analysis—are presented. H‐PMQ structures following a short RFQ accelerator can be used in the front end of ion linacs or in stand‐alone applications like a compact mobile deuteron‐beam accelerator up to a few MeV. (2) A large‐acceptance high‐gradient linac for accelerating low‐energy muons in a strong solenoidal magnetic field . When a proton beam hits a target, many low‐energy pions are produced almost isotropically, in addition to a small number of high‐energy pions in the forward direction. We propose to collect and accelerate copious muons created as the low‐energy pions decay. The acceleration should bring muons to a kinetic energy of ∼200 MeV in about 10 m, where both an ionization cooling of the muon beam and its further acceleration in a superconducting linac become feasible. One potential solution is a normal‐conducting linac consisting of independently fed 0‐mode RF cavities with wide apertures closed by thin metal windows or grids. The guiding magnetic field is provided by external superconducting solenoids. The cavity choice, overall linac design considerations, and simulation results of muon acceleration are presented. Potential applications range from basic research to homeland defense to industry and medicine.
Performance Evaluation Of An Irradiation Facility Using An Electron Accelerator1336(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3586053View Description Hide Description
Irradiation parameters over a period of seven years have been evaluated for a radiation processing electron accelerator facility. The parameters monitored during this time were the electron beam energy, linearity of beam current, linearity of dose with the reciprocal value of the samples speed, and dose uniformity along the scanning area after a maintenance audit performed by the electron accelerator manufacturer. The electron energy was determined from the depth‐dose curve by using a two piece aluminum wedge and measuring the practical range from the obtained curves. The linearity of dose with beam current, and reciprocal value of the speed and dose uniformity along the scanning area of the electron beam were determined by measuring the dose under different beam current and cart conveyor speed conditions using film dosimetry. The results of the experiments have shown that the energy in the range from 1 to 5 MeV has not changed by more than 15% from the High Voltage setting of the machine over the evaluation period, and dose linearity with beam current and cart conveyor speed has not changed. The dose uniformity along the scanning direction of the beam showed a dose uniformity of 90% or better for energies between 2 and 5 MeV, however for 1 MeV electrons this value was reduced to 80%. This parameter can be improved by changing the beam optics settings in the control console of the accelerator though.
Semiconductor Ion Implanters1336(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3586054View Description Hide Description
In 1953 the Raytheon CK722 transistor was priced at $7.60. Based upon this, an Intel Xeon Quad Core processor containing 820,000,000 transistors should list at $6.2 billion! Particle accelerator technology plays an important part in the remarkable story of why that Intel product can be purchased today for a few hundred dollars. Most people of the mid twentieth century would be astonished at the ubiquity of semiconductors in the products we now buy and use every day. Though relatively expensive in the nineteen fifties they now exist in a wide range of items from high‐end multicore microprocessors like the Intel product to disposable items containing 'only' hundreds or thousands like RFID chips and talking greeting cards. This historical development has been fueled by continuous advancement of the several individual technologies involved in the production of semiconductor devices including Ion Implantation and the charged particle beamlines at the heart of implant machines. In the course of its 40 year development, the worldwide implanter industry has reached annual sales levels around $2B, installed thousands of dedicated machines and directly employs thousands of workers. It represents in all these measures, as much and possibly more than any other industrial application of particle accelerator technology. This presentation discusses the history of implanter development. It touches on some of the people involved and on some of the developmental changes and challenges imposed as the requirements of the semiconductor industry evolved.
The IBA Easy‐E‐Beam™ Integrated Processing System1336(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3586055View Description Hide Description
IBA Industrial Inc., (formerly known as Radiation Dynamics, Inc.) has been making high‐energy and medium‐energy, direct‐current proton and electron accelerators for research and industrial applications for many years. Some industrial applications of high‐power electron accelerators are the crosslinking of polymeric materials and products, such as the insulation on electrical wires, multi‐conductor cable jackets, heat‐shrinkable plastic tubing and film, plastic pipe, foam and pellets, the partial curing of rubber sheet for automobile tire components, and the sterilization of disposable medical devices. The curing (polymerization and crosslinking) of carbon and glass fiber‐reinforced composite plastic parts, the preservation of foods and the treatment of waste materials are attractive possibilities for future applications. With electron energies above 1.0 MeV, the radiation protection for operating personnel is usually provided by surrounding the accelerator facility with thick concrete walls. With lower energies, steel and lead panels can be used, which are substantially thinner and more compact than the equivalent concrete walls. IBA has developed a series of electron processing systems called Easy‐e‐Beam™ for the medium energy range from 300 keV to 1000 keV. These systems include the shielding as an integral part of a complete radiation processing facility. The basic concepts of the electron accelerator, the product processing equipment, the programmable control system, the configuration of the radiation shielding and some performance characteristics are described in this paper.
Design And Performance Of A 3 MV Tandetron™ Accelerator System For High‐Current Applications1336(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3586056View Description Hide Description
The Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics, Kolkata, India will commission in 2011 a 3 MV Tandetron™ accelerator system. Hi‐flux neutron production, nuclear reaction cross‐section measurements and time of flight experiments are among the research activities to be performed with this system. Features such as high beam currents, high beam energy stability and low beam energy spread are necessary when conducting these types of experiments. At the same time, the beam energy must be known with high accuracy. This article reports the early results obtained during the in‐house testing of the system. H beam currents of 500 μA have been transported through the system. The so‐called "Q‐snout" electrode lens ensures high particle transmission (∼70%) through the accelerator even at 7% of the rated terminal voltage (TV). At present, the negative H ion beam current output of the SO120 multicusp ion source, rated at only 2 mA, combined with the Tandetron™ accelerators (with terminal voltage ranging from 1 to 6 MV) provides H beam powers of up to 10 kW.
Can‐AMS: The New Accelerator Mass Spectrometry Facility At The University Of Ottawa1336(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3586057View Description Hide Description
The Canadian Centre for Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (AMS) at the University of Ottawa will be equipped with a new, 3 MV tandem accelerator with peripheral equipment for the analysis of elements ranging from tritium to the actinides. This facility, along with a wide array of support instrumentation recently funded by the Canada Foundation for Innovation, will be located in a new science building on the downtown campus of the University of Ottawa. In addition to providing the standard AMS measurements on and for earth, environmental, cultural and biomedical sciences, this facility will incorporate the new technologies of anion isobar separation at low energies using RFQ chemical reaction cells for and new heavy element applications, integrated sample combustion and gas ion source for biomedical and environmental analysis and the use of novel target matrices for expanding the range of applicable elements and simplifying sample preparation, all currently being developed at IsoTrace. This paper will outline the design goals for the new facility, present some details of the new AMS technologies, in particular the Isobar Separator for Anions and discuss the design of the AMS system resulting from these requirements.
Optimization Of A Mass Spectrometry Process1336(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3586058View Description Hide Description
In this paper we present and discuss a system developed in order to optimize the mass spectrometry process of an ion implanter. The system uses a PC to control and display the mass spectrum. The operator interacts with the I/O board, that interfaces with the computer and the ion implanter by a LabVIEW code. Experimental results are shown and the capabilities of the system are discussed.
Compact AMS System At Yamagata University1336(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3586059View Description Hide Description
A new compact accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS) system has been installed in the Kaminoyama research institute at Yamagata University. The AMS system is based on a 0.5 MV Pelletron accelerator developed by National Electrostatics Corp. The performance of the system was investigated using C series samples (C1‐C8), standard samples (HOxII), and reagent graphite without any chemical treatment. The precision of measurements for the standard samples is typically higher than 0.3%. The ratio of to is less than for the reagent graphite. In this paper, we present the performance of the new compact AMS system, as well as of the fully automated 20‐reactor graphite lines equipped at the research institute.
Design Study Of Cyclotron Magnet With Permanent Magnet1336(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3586060View Description Hide Description
Low energy cyclotrons for Positron emission tomography (PET) have been wanted for the production of radio‐isotopes after 2002. In the low energy cyclotron magnet design, increase of magnetic field between the poles is needed to make a smaller size of magnet and decrease power consumption. The Permanent magnet can support this work without additional electric power consumption in the cyclotron. In this paper the study of cyclotron magnet design using permanent magnet is shown and also the comparison between normal magnet and the magnet which is designed with permanent magnet is shown. Maximum energy of proton is 8 MeV and RF frequency is 79.3 MHz. 3D CAD design was done by CATIA P3 V5 R18 [1] and the All field calculations had been performed by OPERA‐3D TOSCA [2]. The self‐made beam dynamics program OPTICY [3] is used for making isochronous field and other calculations.
Versatile Low Level RF System For Linear Accelerators1336(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3586061View Description Hide Description
The Low Level RF (LLRF) system is the source of all of the rf signals required for an rf linear accelerator. These signals are amplified to drive accelerator and buncher cavities. It can even provide the synchronizing signal for the rf power for a synchrotron. The use of Direct Digital Synthesis (DDS) techniques results in a versatile system that can provide multiple coherent signals at the same or different frequencies with adjustable amplitudes and phase relations. Pulsing the DDS allows rf switching with an essentially infinite on/off ratio. The LLRF system includes a versatile phase detector that allows phase‐locking the rf frequency to a cavity at any phase angle over the full 360° range. With the use of stepper motor driven slug tuners multiple cavity resonant frequencies can be phase locked to the rf source frequency. No external phase shifters are required and there is no feedback loop phase setup required. All that is needed is to turn the frequency feedback on. The use of Digital Signal Processing (DSP) allows amplitude and phase control over the entire rf pulse. This paper describes the basic principles of a LLRF system that has been used for both proton accelerators and electron accelerators, including multiple tank accelerators, sub‐harmonic and fundamental bunchers, and synchrotrons.
Radiative Double Electron Capture Observed During Collisions At 38 Mev1336(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3586062View Description Hide Description
Radiative double electron capture (RDEC) is a one‐step process during which two free (or quasifree) target electrons are captured into bound states of the projectile, e.g., into an empty K‐shell, and the energy excess is released as a single photon. This process can be considered as a time inverse of double photoionization. As photon interacts with one electron only, RDEC is due to electron‐electron interaction. Moreover, RDEC is investigated during bare ion‐atom collisions and, unlike double photoionization, it does not have background from spectator electrons. Thus, RDEC may be the simplest, clean tool for exploration of the electron‐electron interaction in the presence of electromagnetic fields generated during ion‐atom collisions. Recently, an experiment dedicated to the RDEC process with 38 MeV ions colliding with a carbon foil was conducted at Western Michigan University using the tandem Van de Graaff accelerator. This experiment confirmed that the observation of such process is possible and allowed for estimation of the RDEC cross section of 3.2(1.9) b, which is significantly greater than the theoretically predicted value of 0.15 b.
Transmission Of Fast Highly Charged Ions Through A Single Glass Macrocapillary1336(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3586063View Description Hide Description
The transmission of 3 MeV protons and 16 MeV ions through a single cylindrically‐shaped insulating macrocapillary glass has been investigated in a preliminary study. The capillary had a diameter and length giving an aspect ratio The sample was mounted on a goniometer to permit precise positioning with respect to the incident beam direction. Results show that 3 MeV protons transmit through the capillary without energy loss at small tilt angles (near zero), and the 16 MeV ions show transmission through the sample also with little energy loss at the same small tilt angles and little change in their charge state (∼1%). For a larger tilt angle appreciable losses in energy occurred for incident and the ions changed their charge state up to
Polarization Of The High‐Energy End Of The Electron‐Nucleus Bremsstrahlung In Electron‐Atom Collisions1336(2011); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3586064View Description Hide Description
The linear polarization of bremsstrahlung radiation emitted in collisions of spin‐polarized and unpolarized electrons with carbon and gold targets has been measured for an incident kinetic energy of 100 keV. We present preliminary results for the degree of linear polarization for incident unpolarized electrons as a function of bremsstrahlung photon energy.


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The UKA have a web page at: http://www.britishathletics.org.uk/competitions/rules/ This provides a link to the "Rules for Competition".
At this moment in time it goes to: http://www.britishathletics.org.uk/EasysiteWeb/getresource.axd?AssetID=126114&type=full&servicetype=Attachment
Rule 207 says: "The maximum distances permitted in Open Competition for runners are as follows:
Age on day of competition Maximum Distance for all athletes
Over 11 – Under 13 5000 metres
Over 13 – Under 15 6000 metres
Aged 15 years 10000 metres
Aged 16 years 15000 metres
Aged 17 years 25000 metres
Over 18 – Under 20 Marathon
Seniors Unlimited
Masters Unlimited
NOTE: UK Athletics Rule do not specifically cater for athletes under the age of 11 years. This does not necessarily preclude provision by organisers of competitions for events for athletes younger."
You can see the routes for both races at http://www.sunderlandcity10k.com/sunderland-city-half-marathon/the-route/ and http://www.sunderlandcity10k.com/sunderland-city-10k/the-route/ Go to my web site http://www.northeastraces.com/#2014-05-04-Sunderland-10K to see more details about both races.
Two years later on: I've just added a link to the results of the 2013 Marsden 10M Challenge to:
Some details have appeared about this year's Blaydon Race.
Online entry "will open on Monday February 4th". Like 2012, "online entry will be in four batches" - this year, "the batches will open at 2pm, 4pm, 6pm and 8pm with 500 entries available in each batch". Each batch will fill.
"You will also be able to download the postal form on February 4th - it will also be available from sports shops and athletics clubs". Last year, the 2000 postal entries filled in 3 days.
In 2013, June 9th falls on a Sunday - the race has "an expected 3.00pm start" - this is what happened back in 2002 which was the last time the race took place on a Sunday.
"In 2013 we will be finishing at the Shibdon Playing fields on Shibdon Road as last year, a bit further on from the shopping centre - we'll be shortening a bit of the route through the Derwent Marina Section to keep the overall distance to 5.9M".
This year's Blaydon Race will use chip timing. If this is chip-to-chip (i.e., a timing pad at both the start and finish) rather than gun-to-chip (just a timing pad at the finish), then this is excellent news.
More details on my web site that gives details of future races near North East England: http://www.northeastraces.com/#2013-06-09-Blaydon.
Yes, sorry. It should be Sunday October 20th. I've managed to get that wrong all over the place. Thanks for letting me know.
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Braille Box: A Rubik's Cube For The Blind
This is a Rubik's Cube for the blind. Or for people who like screaming and smashing Rubik's Cubes. I'm one of the latter. ISN'T THAT RIGHT, YOU STUPID LITTLE TOY?! I OUGHTA TAKE YOUR F***ING STICKERS OFF AND REARRANGE THEM. HOW WOULD YOU LIKE THAT? Actually, you know what? *smash* THAT'S WHAT.


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A man's libido does wane with age
DEAR DR. ROACH: Although I am an otherwise perfectly healthy 68-yearold New Englander male, my libido has abandoned me. I am not just saying it has tapered off; I'm saying it's all but entirely gone. When the problem began a few years ago, my physician prescribed testosterone (Androgel). Blood tests show that my current free T levels are consistently in the high-average range.
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March 13, 2014
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - University of Alabama women's golf sophomore Emma Talley was one of eight golfers selected to the 2014 United States Curtis Cup team the U.S. Golf Association announced on Thursday.
The Curtis Cup Match is a biennial international women's amateur golf competition between eight-player teams from the United States of America and Great Britain and Ireland. Six-time USGA champion and two-time USA Curtis Cup Team member Ellen Port will serve as captain of the USA Team for the 38th Match.
"It is such an honor to be selected to play for your country," Talley said. "I could not be more blessed to be part of this Curtis Cup team with such a tremendous group of golfers. I want to thank the USGA and everyone that has supported me throughout my career - my parents and family, coaches, teammates and the University of Alabama."
The 2014 Curtis Cup will be played at the St. Louis Country Club in St. Louis, Mo., on June 6-8. Talley will be joined by Southern California's Kyung Kim, UCLA's Alison Lee, UCLA's Erynne Lee, Mississippi State's Ally McDonald, Southern California's Annie Park, Clemson's Ashlan Ramsey and Stanford's Mariah Stackhouse.
Talley won the 2013 United States Amateur and has competed in U.S. Opens. She was a second-team All-American as a true freshman at Alabama and was named the Southeastern Conference Freshman of the Year. Talley also captured the 2013 PING/ASU Invitational and was named a 2013 All-American Scholar-Athlete.
"I am so proud of these players and excited for what is ahead for this team," said Port, a St. Louis native. "Representing your country in the Curtis Cup Match is one of the highest honors a female amateur player can receive, and I know these women are more than up to the task. We are all looking forward to June and the opportunities that are ahead of us."
The Curtis Cup Match consists of six foursomes (alternate-shot) matches, six four-ball matches and eight singles matches over three days of competition. The USA Team has won seven of the last eight Matches and leads the series, 27-7-3. Alabama senior Stephanie Meadow led the GB&I team to its first win in eight tries in Nairn, Scotland, in 2012.
Talley is the fourth Alabama player to be selected to compete in the Curtis Cup and the third American. Martha Lang was the first Alabama player selected, playing in 1992 and serving as captain in 1996. Brooke Pancake was selected to the American squad in 2012 with Meadow playing for the GB&I team.
Get all the latest information on the team by following @AlabamaWGolf, on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. General athletic news can also be found at UA_Athletics on Twitter and Instagram and AlabamaAthletics on Facebook.


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I want to know what the major differences are between Windows and Linux file creation.
Let's say I'm in a terminal session and I type:
touch file. What happens behind the scenes in Linux? What is the process in the operating system?
I want to know what the major differences are between Windows and Linux file creation.
Let's say I'm in a terminal session and I type:
In Linux when you make a file:
It can be a confusing concept at first to get your brain around but it's quite simple. Inodes are there as sign posts to the actual data but in order to use any of that you need the hardlinks to show the structure of the filesystem.
This allows you to have multiple hardlinks to one inode, for example, as long as they're both on the same partition.
Obvious side effects are that multiple-hardlinks don't exist but it's more than that - you often can't delete a file (which would be just removing the hardlink in Linux) that is locked for opening (which would be handled by inode data in Linux).
But other than that (fairly major) difference, they're quite similar.
Turns out that Since Vista, NTFS works very much like common Linux filesystems. It supports both hard and soft links suggesting they have an inode-like object between data and path.
In short: There isn't much difference these days. On older versions of Windows than Vista, my scrubbed answer above carries.


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My sister is getting married in May and I have the pleasure of being her maid-of-honor so, of course, I had to throw her a top notch bridal shower! Her wedding colors are black, white, and mint so I wanted to incorporate those along with pink as an additional accent color. She also loves to bake, so a baking themed shower was an obvious choice.
When guests entered the venue they were greeted with a personalized gallery wrap canvas welcome sign, a dress form dolled up in a coordinating apron, and over-sized milk bottles filled with hot pink ranunculus flowers.
The dessert table was a mix of color coordinated baked goods including a fabulous two tiered ruffle cake that was inspired by the black and white striped aprons. Stacked mixing bowls filled with flowers added to the overall baking theme of the event. Each guest received a wooden spoon with a gift tag that read, "Bake with love". The table centerpieces were black ceramic kitchen utensil canisters filled with hot pink ranunculus flowers.
As the bride-to-be was opening gifts we played 'Bridal Shower BINGO'. If you're not familiar, the game is similar to BINGO, but each guest fills out a card with gifts they think the bride-to-be will receive. As she opens her gifts you mark off the boxes on your card until you complete BINGO (5 boxes in a row). We passed out bottles of wine and the centerpieces as prizes to the first few guests who completed 'BINGO'.
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2011 - Just Go Harder Foundation Scholarship Fund - Bacaro
On Sunday, October 23, Bacaro Ristorante in Boulder will host a ride and post event lunch to benefit the Just Go Harder Foundation scholarship fund. Chef Fabio Flagiello will have cappuccinos and pastries prepared at 9am, after which we will go on a leisurely ride towards Rabbit Mountain near Lyons. Upon returning around 12:30 , chef Fabio will have a delicious family style Italian meal to dig into. Join the ride for free, but proceeds from lunch will go to the Just Go Harder Foundation. Come join us for a nice ride and get the benefit of some of the last good weather of the season!
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For the remainder of the Reaper Bones reviews, Talien AKA Tal (the satyr paladin) and Maleficent AKA Mal (the half-fey/half-fiend sorceress) will review familiars as part of a new series, "That Familiar Show," a sort of fantasy dog show. In this installment, they review a fire familiar.
Tal: We're back with another episode of "That Familiar Show." Today, we're playing with fire!
Mal: Specifically, this little fire guy. He's a tricky demon from hell with an impish personality and a fiery personality to match. You can pick up a fire mephit as a familiar with the Improved Familiar feat as an arcane caster of 7th level.
Tal: How do you know that?
Mal: What?
Tal: I think you're projecting.
Mal: Projecting? Okay smart guy, what do you think this familiar is?
Tal: A small wayward fire elemental who is fond of scorching those who disagree with his master. He requires an arcane caster level of 5th...
Mal: Uh huh.
Tal: ...and is fond of practical jokes.
Mal: That sounds a lot like my version.
Tal: Does not.
Mal: Now who's projecting?
Tal: Psionic projecting? I suppose he could be an emberling summoned by the elemental envoy psionic feat, which replaces a psionicist's psicrystal with a totally-not-the-same-as-a-familiar envoy. Wait, you know what, now that I look at him...
Mal: How do you even know if it's a him? Maybe it's a her.
Tal: Okay, now that I look at it, I think it's...it's on fire?
Mal: Huh. You're right. It looks like a paper golem that's on fire.
Tal: Whup, there it goes! Yep, burned to a crisp. Nothing but ashes.
Mal: Let this be a lesson to all you aspiring golem makers. Paper golems make terrible familiars.
Tal: People don't kill paper golems; matches kill paper golems.
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The Princess Dress Up Party in New Jersey, NJ offers packages that are especially designed for little princess that love to dress up. All the Princess Dress Up Party packages include large selections of costumes and accessories that will make all princess dreams come true. In addition, select any Princess Character to be the host at your party. We are located in Monmouth County New Jersey and will travel to you location and bring everything to make your party a magical experience.
Here's what happens at our Princess Dress Up Parties. You can choose from our different Princess Dress Up Party packages, then a famous princess will come to host the party. Girls will be invited for a princess make-up session, face painting, tattoos, and or nail polish. Boys can receive tattoos and or face painting. The princess character of your choice will then gather the guests around an intriguing trunk filled with beautiful gowns. The guests will be told a short story about a Royal Princess Ball and then invited to attend the Royal Princess Ball.
The Princess will help the girls dress up in beautiful gowns & some gowns will actually be the Cinderella, Belle, Aurora, and Snow White gowns.The Princess will then help the boys dress up as pirates or knights. The kids can then create a craft & participate in a Princess Dress Up crowning ceremony & Guests will also dance the Hokey Pokey, Limbo, Chicken Dance, Hands up, freeze dance and much more. You should note that all of the Princess Characters that we offer are not Disney Princess Party Characters. The Princesses are of our own creation from famous story books.
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Menifee To Celebrate Independence Day with Parade, Fireworks
Celebrate Menifee's annual Independence Day Celebration with a night of festivities at no cost on...
Celebrate Menifee's annual Independence Day Celebration with a night of festivities at no cost on Saturday, June 29 at Wheatfield Park.
The event will begin with a parade down La Piedra Road at 5 p.m. It is open to guest participation and will conclude with a fireworks display at 9 p.m.
The event will offer entertainment for all ages, including live music from the Josh Royse Band and Cloud, a free kids zone and more than 100 food and craft vendors. The night will also include stunts and tricks from Gale Webb's Extreme Sports and Air Show for a full night of family fun.
Although the event is free, guests are encouraged to bring canned goods as donations for the Menifee Valley Community Cupboard, a non-profit organization aimed to aid locals who suffer from hunger and malnutrition.
A free round-trip shuttle to the event will be available from the Sun City Civic Association parking lot at the corner of Sun City and Cherry Hills boulevards to Wheatfield Park from 5 to 10 p.m.
Street parking is available along Menifee and La Piedra roads with directional "no parking
signage" to clearly mark designated areas. Limited parking is available in the dirt lot across from
Wheatfield Park is located at Menifee and La Piedra roads. To participate in the event's parade, call 951-377-6089. For more information, contact the city of Menifee at 951-677-3072.


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I've got a set of original two piece buckhorn handlebars on a "64" Pan. My question is. Do I route the throttle/timer
cables on the front side of the upper triple tree or do I route the cables through the slot in the top of the tree? I presently route the cables on the front side because the slot looks as though it would cause to sharp a turn. Im not happy with the throttle action now as the path the cable takes down to the carb involves a lot of turns and gives
a bit more friction then I care for.I've isolated the friction down to the piano wire in the cable housingand it's not a lube issue.
While I'm at it, I'd like to swap out the buckhorns for a set of speedster bars if anyone has a set for sale.


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Album Summary
- Michel Portal (Clarinet)
- G�rard Causs� (Viola)
Notes & Reviews:
When he wrote his second String Quintet, Op. 111, in 1890, Brahms thought, strangely enough, that it would be his artistic testament. However, this serene work was to be followed by another quintet, this time with clarinet, which was inspired by Brahms's fascination with the playing of the clarinetist Richard Muhlfeld.
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Dvorak: Symphonic Poems
Milhaud: La Création du Monde, etc / Casadesus, et al
Mendelssohn: Piano Trios no 1 & 2 / Gould Piano Trio
Glinka: Symphony on Russian Themes, etc / Sinaisky, BBC PO
Works DetailsBrahms, Johannes : Quintet for Strings no 2 in G major, Op. 111
- Performer: Gérard Caussé (Viola)
- Ensemble: Melos String Quartet Stuttgart
- Running Time: 29 min. 33 sec.
- Period Time: Romantic
- Written: 1890
Brahms, Johannes : Quintet for Clarinet and Strings in B minor, Op.115
- Performer: Michel Portal (Clarinet)
- Ensemble: Melos String Quartet Stuttgart
- Running Time: 36 min. 5 sec.
- Period Time: Romantic
- Form: Chamber Music
- Written: 1891


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Come on out for our annual Los Angeles 48HFP Mixer! If you are a team leader in search of cast and/or crew, or if you are looking to join a team, definitely come on out.
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Alicia Keys Launches Sneakers with Reebok
*Alicia Keys is stepping out of her singing zone and kicking it in style by teaming up with Reebok for her own collection of sneakers. Alicia's version of the Reebok Freestyle Hi is available in several different designs. One pair features two things near and dear to the singer, the New York skyline and piano … Continue reading Alicia Keys Launches Sneakers with Reebok


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A Message From the Owner:
Thank you for visiting NelisCustoms.com, unfortunately you've reached us at a time when we are unable to help you the customer. After long consideration, I have decided to close the business. We are remaining open only to serve the customers we currently have contracted work in progress with currently and to honor the warranties of those marine customers who purchased a Nelis Customs product within the past 12 months.
Serving the Pittsburgh Boating community and our many commercial and residential canvas & upholstery customers has been an absolute pleasure since Nelis Customs opened in 2008.
This pending closure is not the result of what one would typically expect such as declining business or really any negative reason at all, it would have been an easier decision to make if that were the case. Instead, despite having our best year ever in 2011, the closure is the result of being a contributing factor in two successful businesses residing in completely distant industries and being forced to make a tough decision. Unfortunately, after much thought I have decided to bow out of the canvas & upholstery business despite knowing deep down Nelis Customs was merely starting to fill the enormous gap in the boating market for such a business here in the greater Pittsburgh area. If there were a way for it to be possible, I'd continue to do the job I've loved since the day I opened Nelis Customs, but simply put I've exhausted my options and despite it's success over the years, I'm afraid it's time to call it quits.
I'd like to thank the hundreds of customers who chose Nelis Customs for their canvas & upholstery needs over the past four years. It truly has been a pleasure getting to know you, your families, your boats and or businesses along this incredible journey. The friendships I have made in this venture make this decision even harder, but unfortunately this specialized industry takes years to learn and many more to perfect so finding the help necessary to allow the business to continue without 110% of my time isn't in the cards.
Those who have come to trust Nelis Customs and our commitment to our customers will hopefully understand my dedication to producing superior products AND providing superior customer service is what ultimately led to this closure. Simply put, I know I cannot continue to deliver what you've come to expect and I'd be letting down both of us by keeping the business going.
Thanks again - and keep an eye out for me on the water this season. I plan to spend as much time afloat as usual - only this year it will be on my own boat!


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This is a first for me, I don't remember seeing an actual exactly tied ballot count before, but I'm certain the candidates are glad there's (despite what the AP says) 74,000 provisional / AB ballots yet to be counted.
Question: What happens if the I.B. Mayoral election results in an actual tie when all is said and done?
Precincts: 11
Counted: 11
Percentage: 100.0%
Vote for: 1
Guest Column
by Hon. Merrilee Boyack
As we approach election time, you will note that I have been vocal in my support of Steve Vaus for Poway Mayor. You may ask why I care since I have moved away. Well, I gave my heart and soul to Poway for almost 25 years — and I deeply care about the people there. Also, I believe that this election is a critical step in moving Poway FORWARD.
I support STEVE VAUS for POWAY MAYOR for many reasons. My main ones:
Poway's Mayor race — Councilman Steve Vaus or current Mayor Don Higginson?
This year's election started out bland several months ago with only incumbent Higginson announcing he would run. Things became a bit more interesting when rumors started to circulate that Councilmember Jim Cunningham, a Democrat, would challenge the Republican mayor. That would have been an interesting race, with two moderates from two different parties. But ultimately Cunningham declined to run.
And who said mail was dead? After the first two rather notorious Lincoln Club mail pieces on Nathan Fletcher hit mailboxes this week, the third seems to hint at a pattern of behavior.
The latest piece quotes Shawn Steel as one of Fletcher's former employers saying he "cannot be trusted to do the job."
Report: Few Voters Will Cast Ballots in San Diego Mayoral Special Election
Absentee Voters, Republican Voters Will Play Larger Role in Mayoral Race
SAN DIEGO – Less than half of all registered voters are expected to cast ballots in the San Diego mayoral special election scheduled for November 19th. That is the conclusion of a new report authored by the National University System Institute for Policy Research (NUSIPR), a regional economic think-tank.
Survey USA released a poll today on the local opinion of Bob Filner…
They show he's underwater on approval, and by 56-37% San Diegans call his behavior "inappropriate."
By 55-30% margin, people say Filner's behavior could "impact city business a lot."
Also, in case you missed it, the UT Editorial Board released a piece discussing the dysfunction that has become City Hall under the leadership of Bob Filner.
Recall time, anyone?
Well, no. Not yet. Legally and politically, it's premature to start the effort to remove the screwball we've elected mayor of San Diego.
That being said, 2014 seems a reasonable year to look forward to. IF Filner continues to alienate folks with his bizarre behavior and awesome arrogance without bounds, HE will be the one making the case for his own removal.
Will his hubris override his political acumen? Frankly, I'm not convinced. Yet. But I can hope.
Bob Filner appears a little unhinged, and frankly unprofessional in a video from local news station NBC 7. He hijacks a news conference by City Attorney Jan Goldsmith to make accusations of unprofessional conduct. His view of the role of the City Attorney appears entirely unbalanced. The City Attorney can't be fired by the mayor, because he is elected directly by the public. Filner's tactics are those of a bully or a Congressman, not used to the necessity of working with other members of the team. It seems irrational for the mayor to waste political capital on a personal and public fight with another official with whom he must work in the future. His ego is writing a check he may lack the political capital to afford.
Little doubt that education is one of today's hottest political topics.
Candidates for mayor of America's Finest City even managed to weave the buzz-worthy issue into their platforms.
Tomorrow, a forum promises to delve head-first into the matter and answer the one question which seems to come up time and again:
What's the mayor got to do with education?
For more details, be sure to check out the news release below.
Mayoral Forum on Education Will Explore Role of Mayor in San Diego's Public Schools
Melissa Wagoner
mwagoner, at sandiego.edu
(619) 260-4659
Originally posted on the Flash Report.
The 2012 San Diego mayor's race began like other love affairs – lots of hope and promise for the future. Then, the sparkle and shine of courtship faded quickly into the same old dull routine.
No more flowers. No more moonlight and love songs.
Seems I'm not the only one who noticed our romance is fading.
Even the candidates can't muster the enthusiasm. Both Councilman Carl DeMaio and District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis skipped a second, high-profile debate last week and the fall out has been notable.
I once read William Carlos Williams' The Red Wheelbarrow over and over in an English interpretation class for three hours deciphering the deeper meaning of an 8-line poem. That pales to my enchantment with this San Diego Union-Tribune editorial on the San Diego mayoral race.
First, it begins with a self-aware candidate assessment: "The early conventional wisdom about the race for mayor of San Diego goes something like this: Nathan Fletcher is the fresh young face; Carl DeMaio is the hardline fiscal reformer; Bob Filner is the unabashed liberal; and Bonnie Dumanis is the moderate favorite of 'the establishment.' "
As originally posted on The Flash Report.
A debate's raging in San Diego. A debate over debates.
It's a curious thing. The moment San Diego mayoral candidate Councilman Carl DeMaio turned down a Voice of San Diego hosted candidates debate, among others already accepted by Assemblyman Nathan Fletcher and Congressman Bob Filner, suddenly he was the target of much speculation (District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis is also not expected to participate).
As cross-posted on FlashReport.
Seems the young guns got it going on.
In just 25 days of the first reporting period for the 2012 San Diego mayor's race, two young Republican candidates blew doors on the established competition with more than $300,000 cash on hand. Early predictors felt sure the mayoral primary would be a $1 million race. At this rate, we might be looking at $1.5 million.
News just weeks into San Diego mayoral race from candidate District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis really got folks talking about her race.
It wasn't big donor dollar numbers (which we've yet to see), but that she had already fired her campaign manager, Republican consultant Tom Mitchell.
The rumor mill ran amok with folks saying she looked vulnerable.
Today, her camp released news that she's poached a Mayor Jerry Sanders press aide, Kevin Klein, to take over the helm under general consultant, Jennifer Tierney.
Recently our local San Diego KPBS radio station held one of its "Roundtable" shows to discuss and analyze the nominally nonpartisan San Diego mayor's race. Here's the link and especially the players (then read MY analysis below the players):
KPBS Midway Edition Radio Program.
Roundtable: "Non-Partisan" Mayor's Race Heats Up.
By Pat Finn, Gloria Penner. July 1, 2011.
Kyla Calvert, Education Reporter, KPBS News
John Warren, Editor, San Diego Voice and Viewpoint
David Rolland, Editor, San Diego CityBeat
It's Christmas Day!
OK- maybe not Christmas, but it's still deadline day for the much-anticipated first campaign fundraising reporting period and all eyes are on the 2012 San Diego mayoral race.
With less than a month at the old grindstone, politicos wait with breath that is baited to see who made it rain.
The "ask" ain't easy. Most candidates say fundraising kills the entire campaigning experience for them. You give the same stump over and over again in living rooms answering the same questions trying to keep it interesting. After a while, you start to hate the sound of your own voice.
The first campaign disclosure cut off for raising money in the City of San Diego Mayor's race is this Thursday. I could give my predictions here about what I think the candidates will raise, but then I'd have to read the whole chain of campaign partisans chanting about my bias. So, I'll just leave it up to the readers to comment on your predictions…
Channel 10 proclaims its poll as science, without noting the methodology, and turns to a "political scientist" as an expert.
It's all very scientific. Yet, the results are still interesting…
Councilman Carl DeMaio 22%
District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis 15%
Rep. Bob Filner 14%
State Senator Christine Kehoe 12%
State Assemblyman Nathan Fletcher 7%
Here ya go…
Why we support Nathan Fletcher:
We are pleased to announce our endorsement of Nathan Fletcher's candidacy for Mayor of San Diego. As chief executives and leaders of companies, we know what it takes to run a large organization. The attributes that make the best executives are vision, courage and leadership. In business, these attributes separate the good from the great. Nathan has what it takes to do this job and be a great Mayor.
To move our City forward, our next mayor needs to be a visionary leader who isn't tied to the gridlock and problems of the past. And our next mayor must have the courage to confront tough problems head-on, bring people together and make difficult decisions.
Knowing he will be labeled a "Career Politician" (SD Mayor is his 15th campaign since 1979!), Bob Filner's committee sent out an interesting fundraising e-mail pitch on Friday.
"The job of Mayor demands an outsider's view and approach combined with an insider's understanding of the problems and the solutions," Filner writes in a signed letter.
Filner then asks for donations by the June 30 reporting deadline. And where to send them? C/o Filner for Mayor at an address on "S. Victory Bl., Burbank, CA."
Burbank? San Diego Democrat CPAs and treasurers will wonder about that detail!
……..OK, Now Back to the interesting Filner letter:
Last week I announced that over 1,400 people had joined our campaign in just the first 14 days.
This level of support from everyday San Diegans is almost unheard of this early in a campaign. Because I am up against the government labor union bosses and their unlimited financial resources, I know that our volunteers will be key to winning this race.
I have seen the power of a strong volunteer base in my City Council office projects, and also in just the first three weeks of the campaign. It is volunteers who stuff the envelopes that the invitations go in, man the phones that invite community members to hear me speak, and provide support for the 25 events that we have put on in the first 23 days of the campaign.
From Camp Dumanis:
San Diego County Sheriff and former FBI Special Agent-in-Charge Bill Gore today endorsed District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis for Mayor of San Diego.
"Bonnie is the only candidate with the executive management skills and leadership to keep San Diego moving in the right direction," said Gore. "As Sheriff, I've worked with her on some of the toughest criminal cases we've handled in the past eight years. Bonnie isn't afraid to make the tough choices and hold people accountable. At the same time, she's shown great compassion and extraordinary dedication to victims' rights."
Reliable sources say the Kehoe campaign is telling supporters this week she will pass up a race for Mayor. That rumor has been out there, but our account is based on independent information gathering. So, if Kehoe ultimately does step aside for SD Mayor, what would be next ?
The draft June 10 State redistricting maps offer an intriguing potential Congressional race between Rep. Brian Bilbray and Chris Kehoe. Our colleagues at San Diego Politico floated that balloon last week. ("Now, Chris can replicate Susan Davis' success at beating Brian Bilbray for Congress" the Democratic website wrote). In fact, Bilbray and Kehoe have already battled once over a similar House district in 1998, with Bilbray winning: by a 90,516 to 86,400 count, or 48.8% to 46.6 %. Their 1998 contest is considered a Local Classic by veteran observers.
I love San Diego. I'm very grateful to have been given the privilege of serving as its mayor for eleven years. During my administration, the phrase, "America's Finest City" was more than a slogan. It was the goal and mission statement that drove every decision we made. Our city continues to offer such great promise, but it will need strong, enlightened leadership to realize its full potential.
That's why I'm supporting Nathan Fletcher for mayor of San Diego. He has the judgment, energy, and integrity to deliver on that promise. He represents a new generation of leadership we need to solve unsolved problems and triumph over new challenges.
Anyone else notice the "union bug" on the donor envelopes Mayoral candidate Bonnie Dumanis is handing out? Well, at least I'm sure they cost more.


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Feb. 19, 2013
AMHERST, Mass. - The New England Interscholastic Lacrosse Association (NEILA) selected three Minutemen for the organization's preseason all-Division I listing on Monday afternoon. Seniors Colin Fleming, Will Manny and Jake Smith were among those highlighted from across New England, with Manny being named the Player of the Year while all three were featured on the All-NEILA Team.
Manny had a goal during the season-opener against Army and entered 2013 ranking 11th all-time on the UMass scoring list with 167 points on 93 goals and 74 assists. Manny suffered a broken thumb prior to the Minutemen's victory over North Carolina and was unable to compete in the win over the No. 4 nationally ranked Tar Heels.
Fleming, who was drafted into Major League Lacrosse with Manny and Smith during the 2013 preseason, finished fourth in goals and points on the Minutemen squad last year, finishing with 26 tallies and eight assists for 34 points. The 6-foot-6 senior from Bryn Mawr, Pa., entered his senior campaign with 56 career points on 42 goals and 14 helpers.
In his third year as a starter on defense, Smith began 2013 with 31 starts in 37 total appearances and had scooped up 53 career balls while causing 37 turnovers during his first three seasons with the Minutemen. Through two contests on the current campaign, Smith had seven groundballs while helping limit opponents to 10.00 goals per game.
The Minutemen continue their 2013 slate with a game at Harvard in Cambridge, Mass., on Saturday, Feb. 23, at 1 p.m.
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Apr 6, 2010 9:40 AM
You've passed any number of great traits along to your kids, and then some not so great ones... the occasional curse word slip, forgetting to turn the lights off, it happens. They've also picked up your need to have music or a TV on to fall asleep. If they've gotta have it, at least let it be in style. Speakal iPanda 2.1 Stereo iPod Docking Station ($90) charges and plays for your child's listening pleasure. Adjust the volume by tapping on the Panda's ears or with the remote control. If that's not cute enough, each time a command is sent through the remote or the ears are touched, his smile lights up and blinks as confirmation the command was received.
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ITS Services Status / XML Gateway Management UI update
Sunday, January 8, 2012 6:45 AM - 7:00 AM
There will be a short (1 to 2 minute) service interruption, to restart the XML Gateway service, so an updated management web app can be deployed. This update will significantly improve usability by making column headers and search criteria more descriptive/relevant, in five heavily used sections of the application.
For further information, contact Rabindra (Robin) Kar.
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Despite its first losing season in 16 years, and failing to make the playoffs for the first time since 1991, Texas A&M-Kingsville still dominated the 1999 Lone Star Conference All-South Division Team.
The Javelinas, who won only one of their first seven games before winning the final four to finish 5-6, landed seven first-team selections.
South Division co-champions Angelo State and Eastern New Mexico combined for eight first-team selections. The Rams had six, and the Greyhounds two.
West Texas A&M University, which struggled to a 3-8 record after going 7-4 and 8-3 the previous two years, had two first-team selections - Kareem Larrimore, also named the Defensive Back of the Year - and punter Kevin Brinkley, who recorded a school-record 78 punts.
The Javelinas' offensive selections included running back Derrick Foster, tackle Jody Cantu, guard Nick O'Brien and center Robert Garza. The defensive selections included linemen Kerrie Linnear and Roosevelt Brown, and linebacker Kiah Johnson.
The Greyhounds' first-team selections include quarterback Bobby Rodriguez and defensive back Laron Gatlin.
Angelo State's first-teamers include wide receiver Shockmain Davis, tight end Andy Bandura and tackle Stacy Pierson on offense, along with lineman Dane Krager, linebacker Dominic Reyes and back Marcus Hill on defense.
Bud Elliott of Eastern New Mexico was named coach of the year for the second straight time, following back-to-back 8-3 seasons.
Rodriguez was named the offensive player of the year. The senior from Las Cruces, N.M. led the conference in passing efficiency with a 161.8 rating. He completed 49.6 percent of his passes for 1,229 yards and 11 touchdowns, and was intercepted only three times.
Larrimore, a first-team selection last season, tied for the conference lead in interceptions with five.
The Buffs' second-team selections included running back DeWayne Miles, tight end Justin Schantz and guard Richard Bailey on offense.
ENMU had six second-team selections - running back Bruce Hatch, guard J. Mark Jensen, defensive linemen Nelson Smith and James Stewart, linebacker Michael Walton and defensive back Tonmar Johnson.
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Overview: While having an emergency plan in place may be legally required, oftentimes putting that plan into practice (through drills and the like) is not. However, without practice a plan's weaknesses will never be exposed and employees may forget what to do in the event of panic during a true emergency situation.
To encourage safety in the workplace, regular fire and evacuation drills should be conducted to ensure that employees are prepared and that nothing goes wrong during the real event. When a drill takes place, there are several things that HR should look for to determine the success of the response. For example, did everyone hear the alarm? Were the evacuation routes free from hazards and easily accessible for all employees? Did all alarms go off successfully? Was there a system for conducting a headcount?
After a drill, the employer should evaluate the plan to be confident it works, update anything that did not work and conduct a follow-up drill to better guarantee the new plan is a success.
Trends: Employers may want to take advantage of recent initiatives like Fire Prevention Week and National Preparedness Month to test their emergency response systems with appropriate drills.
Author: Ashley Shaw, JD, Legal Editor
Workplace violence experts are urging employers to take steps to address safety and security in the wake of high-profile incidents across the country.
California employers that want to provide an overview of the evacuation procedures set forth in the emergency action plan should consider including this model policy statement in their handbook.
Employers who want to provide an overview of the evacuation procedures set forth in a written emergency action plan should consider including this model policy statement in their handbook.
This briefing for supervisors examines the law and best practices regarding fire safety in the workplace, including preparing fire prevention plans, identifying and resolving fire hazards and training employees on fire safety.
An employer may use this policy to assign a framework of response relating to a fire emergency or necessary workplace evacuation, as well as to designate the frequency of drills and other methods to test the procedures. A Fire and Evacuation Drill policy offers the essential information required for life saving actions during an emergency and helps reduce the time needed to depart safely from the building, and should include aspects of fire response, such as location and use of fire extinguishers.
All employers should prepare their workforce for a fire or other emergency that requires an orderly, prompt evacuation of the property. This How To guides employers on conducting a fire and evacuation drill.
HR guidance on conducting drills to increase the likelihood of a successful workplace response in a real emergency.


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Your friendly neighborhood Mommar here.
So if you started your game this weekend, like millions of players did. You got to see the downloading screen once again starting to pick up background data for the new Patch 5.3. Usually this means lots of speculation on when will it drop, what should I do and at what point do I get to panic.
The quick answer is who knows, the same thing you're doing now and only in view of a camera for your future youtube.com fame. Mists of Pandaria developers have been pretty good at getting new content out quickly to balance between repetitiveness of previous expansion patches and not enough time to enjoy that new fresh smell that you get when new goodies arrive.
In this case it does bring to a question just what needs to change in your daily and weekly strategy as far as lower level gear. The Isle of Thunder was very much a catch up hub on raiding gear. The ease of obtaining reputation and higher level gear through crafting, grinding out the reputation to reward and Looking For Raids that were put on a farm very quickly caused low level gear to not be as desired. Sure players would pick up items to fill in spots in their ilvl gear. But greens took a serious hit unless they had an extra special look to them, or were cheap enough to Disenchant for materials.
This is a good time to start to dissect the PTR patch notes for investments and items that you expect to be in demand in the near future. And to start to do a slow burn on holding materials for enchants and armor patches when they become in demand after Patch 5.3 drops.
Just keep up the good fight. We're all in this together.
Good Luck and Good Hunting
Old World vs New World Profits
Bad Bad Robot.. The Warcraft Edition
Strengthen Your Google-Fu
Go To Sales
Weekend Warriors
Possible Glyphmas With Patch 5.3?
The Green Parade
Lions, Tigers and Cooldowns O My
Snakes in the Playground
Craft Me Some Pants.. Or Something Else
Flipping the BMAH off
Dear Blizzard: Noblegarden Edition
Throwing A Line
Prepping For the Death Of PVP
Patience is a Virtue.
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"It wasn't great as far as execution for either team"
The hard-fought contest saw 26 tie scores over the three games and 15 lead changes.
Trailing 29-27 in game one, UA bounced back with a four-point run to take the game and an early 1-0 lead. A pair of attack errors by Pitt's Stephanie Ross and Megan Dooley, a kill by Whitney Dosty and a combined block by Jacy Norton and Amy Dyck paved the way for the late rally and the come-from-behind win.
The Wildcats had jumped out to a pair of early leads in the opening frame at 6-2 and 13-9, but the Panthers rallied back each time and eventually grabbed the lead 16-15 at the midpoint. The two schools traded points for the rest of the game, with neither side able to mount more than a two-point swing.
Game two saw the Panthers in possession of a commanding 23-17 lead late in the frame, but Rubio's substitution of Emily Harper paid off as the junior DS served five straight points to help the Wildcats go on a 7-to-1 run to even the match at 24-24. The game see-sawed back and forth throughout the remainder of the frame before Pitt once again held game-point at 29-28. However, the resilient Cats pulled through late again, scoring the final three points to head into the break up 2-0.
"Emily (Harper) was the difference in the second game," Rubio said. "She really served well, and the five-point swing she was able to deliver really was what changed it all for us."
Game three was all Arizona, as the Wildcats committed just one attack error on 28 attempts to hit a match-best 500, while limiting Pitt to a ?- .031 attack percentage.
Individually, sophomore Brooke Buringrud led all players with a match-best 17 kills on .378 hitting. Junior teammate Dominique Lamb added 11 kills on a match-high .476 hitting and Norton chipped in with six total blocks in the win for the Wildcats.
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David A. Snell, 41, of Valley City, passed away Friday, November 23, 2012. He was born in Cleveland on April 20, 1971, to George and Joyce Snell.
David is survived by his mother, Joyce A. Mack; two sisters, Kathleen Ryan and Linda Snell; and was an uncle to several.
He was preceded in death by his father, George N. Snell.
Family will receive friends from 6 to 8 P.M., Tuesday, November 27, 2012 at the Bauer Funeral Home, 2089 Columbia Road, Valley City, where an 8 P.M. Memorial Service will be held following calling hours. At David's request, cremation has taken place.


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Thursday, June 27, 2013
Ninety local in-service teachers visited the University of West Georgia from June 10 – 21 for professional development training as part of the Science and Math Institutes for Teacher Education. Dr. Bob Powell, UWG Professor and Chair of Physics and Director of the West Georgia Observatory, is the Director of the project.
SMITE, which is funded by a grant from the Math and Science Partnership of the Georgia Department of Education, provides 80 hours of professional development in physics and mathematics for third through fifth grade, middle grade, and high school grade levels. The grant is for two years, and this is the third MSP grant that Powell has received.
The curriculum for SMITE is designed by the American Association of Physics Teachers featuring workshops with hands-on activities. The project presents an integrated approach of physics and mathematics aligned with Georgia standards in each grade level for math and science.
Dr. David Leach, UWG Associate Professor of Mathematics, provided mathematics instruction, and Powell, along with four Physics Teacher Resource Agents, provided science instruction. The Physics Teacher Resource Agents, who were trained by the American Association of Physics Teachers, are Ann Robinson, Sharon Kirby, David Todd and Frank Lock.
In addition to on-campus instruction, the teachers will study physics at Six Flags in July and will participate in a follow-up session in September.
For more information on these and other projects, please visit the UWG College of Science and Mathematics website at www.westga.edu/cosm.
Photo: Participants use sensors to study the motion of a cart on an inclined plane.


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Psychonauts...play for free on Gametap
For anyone who hasn't already played this amazing game, or would just like to re-play it, nows the best time. On the digital gaming client "Gametap," you can play Psychonauts for FREE until it says "December 31, 2008." An excellent deal because that's more than enough time to finish it. I assume that all you need to do is sign up for free and then just download the gametap player...if I'm getting any of this wrong feel free to correct me. I personally haven't downloaded it yet (but I will soon), but it seems easy enough.
Here's the direct link
Also...if this has been posted before...please forgive me for that too...
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From Toronto.com ~ A grieving young widow discovers her late husband has left her a list of tasks revealed in 10 messages delivered anonymously, intended to ease her out of grief and transition her to a new life.
I read and enjoyed the book last January so was curious to see how it would translate to a movie. The premise was the same but the movie took strayed way way far away from the book.
It didn't get very good reviews so I didn't go in with high hopes. But it wasn't as bad as I had expected. I'm not huge fan of Hilary Swank and this movie didn't endear me to her . And it was a hoot seeing Lisa Kudrow and Gina Gershon trying to pass themselves off at 30ish. Hello! They are my age (45!).
A couple times during the movie I heard someone to my left sobbing. But there's a happy ending.
Monday, December 24, 2007
Movie ~ P.S. I Love You
3 comments:
- Christine said...
I did see the ad for this movie and thought it was a mushy one - but I do enjoy the books more. May look into the book first before I check it out - take care and Merry Christmas. :))))
- 24 December 2007 at 23:23
- Crooked Eyebrow said...
I loved this book. LOVED IT.
I can't wait to see how they made it into a movie as well...
- 26 December 2007 at 09:54
- Isabel said...
I thought the book was really good. I'm not a big fan of Hilary Swank either. I'll wait for this to come out on video.
- 26 December 2007 at 10:03
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Want to kick your weekend off with a bang? Head over to Buffalo Wild Wings Summerville at 5:30pm where PYAAT (Protect Yourself At All Times) MMA will hold the official weigh-ins.
The weigh-ins will be full of excitement and entertainment as fight fans will get a shot at FREE gear, pics with fighters and a special appearance with the Line-X Girls.
Grand Champ MMA of Charleston walks in 7 fighters into the cage, all of which who are looking to make a statement in this fast and up-and-coming sport. PYFights urges fight fans to come out and support their local fighters, as there promises to be a ton of action in and out of the cage.
In addition to the Line-X, the action is set to be non-stop as there will be a tattoo contest and a Blazing Chicken Challenge sponsored by Buffalo Wild Wings Summerville.
Annihilation will showcase the best amatuer fighters from the east coast so you don't want to miss it. For more information, and a full fight card, visit www.pyfights.com today.
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