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Volume 92, Issue 10, 15 November 2002
High-temperature performance in ∼4 μm type-II quantum well lasers with increased strain92(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1513199View Description Hide Description
In this article, we report on a systematic study of mid-IR, W-Integrated Absorber (W-IA), lasers that employ strained active layers, in which the indium content of the hole bearing has been varied from to The output characteristics of the lasers improve as the In percentage is increased; the threshold temperature sensitivity values are observed to increase from ≈35 to ≈50 K. Further, the differential quantum efficiencies as a function of temperature are significantly improved in the devices with For samples with nominally eight monolayers (8 ML) InAs/7 ML ML InAs, the lasing wavelength at 84 K is observed to shift from 3.33 μm for out to a maximum of 4.62 μm for This large shift is well predicted by an empirical psuedopotential model; the model also predicts that the position of the hole wave function is sensitively dependent on strain level and that for the holes are no longer confined in the W active region, but rather in the thick IA layers where they experience a bulklike density of states. This suggests that the improved thermal performance with increasing strain is due to the onset of hole quantum confinement in the W region, and improved or deeper hole confinement in that epitaxial layer.
Photoacoustic study of KrF laser heating of Si: Implications for laser particle removal92(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1503859View Description Hide Description
A photoacoustic study of KrF laser heating of Si has revealed that the dominant mechanism of acoustic generation is thermoacoustic with a considerable contribution from the concentration–deformation mechanism at laser fluences below the Si melting threshold of 0.5 Upon Si melting the contraction of the molten material contributes significantly to acoustic generation. At fluences above 1.4 laser ablation of the molten layer enhances the amplitude of the compression pulse and diminishes that of the rarefaction pulse. The results of photoacoustic measurements allow optimization of experimental conditions for dry laser particle removal.
Terahertz optically pumped Si:Sb laser92(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1515377View Description Hide Description
Far-infrared stimulated emission from optically pumped neutral Sb donors in silicon has been obtained. Lasing with a wavelength of 58.2 μm from the intracenter transition has been realized under laser pumping at liquid helium temperature. The population inversion mechanism is based on the relatively long-living excited state, leading to an accumulation of the photoexcited electrons.
Self-induced nonlinear Zernike filter realized with optically addressed liquid crystal spatial light modulator92(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1515949View Description Hide Description
Visualization of phase objects introducing small distortions to a plane wave front (such as turbulence of air) can be realized with the well-known Zernike filtering. In this work we discuss and present the use of an optically addressed liquid crystalspatial light modulator (OA LC SLM) performing self-induced nonlinear Zernike-type filtering. The OA LC SLM is made of a planar nematic liquid crystal layer sandwiched between a photoconductor (PVK:TNF 100-nm-thick polymer) and a polyimide orienting layer. The advantage of such a nonlinear Zernike filter over a conventional one is that no precise optical adjustment is necessary and the filtering is relatively easy to control by tuning the externally applied field to the modulator and the incoming light intensity.
Measurement of spectral lines produced by four-wave mixing in 30 km dispersion-shifted single-mode optical fiber92(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1516260View Description Hide Description
Interaction between two copropagating narrowband light waves in a monomode optical fiber can occur because of four-wave mixing phenomena. Light beams from two lasers, a tunable external cavity laser and a distributed feedback semiconductor laser with wavelength separation around 0.36 nm (45 GHz) at μm, are first amplified by an erbium-doped amplifier and then launched into a 30 km dispersion-shifted fiber. The fiber acts as a nonlinear medium to mix two optical waves and generates one, two, three, and even four optical waves (sidebands) at other wavelengths. An optical spectrum analyzer with a resolution of 0.1 nm has been used to measure the power of the output sidebands. In good agreement with theory, by raising the power of input signals, the number of output sidebands and their powers is also increased.
Propagation properties of a light wave in a film quasiwaveguide structure92(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1517731View Description Hide Description
We suggest a three-dimensional theoretical model to explain the origin of light wave propagation in a quasiwaveguide structure formed by a thin film of refractive index smaller than the substrate. The physical principles involved are illustrated by the use of a combination of multiple-wave interference and coherent multiple scattering. Not only the theoretical details and the important analytic formulas describing the properties of wave propagation in the quasiwaveguide were given, but also the positions and linewidths of the quasiwaveguide modes, the intensity distribution in the film, the intensity of the reflected spot, and the intensity distribution of the scattered light (m lines) are studied in detail. We divide the modes in the quasiwaveguide into three kinds: cavity modes, leaky modes, and degenerate modes. Some interesting problems are discussed. We investigate the properties of wave propagation in a quasiwaveguide made with a dopedpolymer film and discuss the origin of scattering.
Tunable photonic band schemes of opals and inverse opals infiltrated with liquid crystals92(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1516868View Description Hide Description
When an optically birefringent nematic liquid crystal is infiltrated into the void regions of opals and inverse opals, degeneracies seen in photonic band schemes are found theoretically to disappear, resulting in the appearance of several new weak peaks in the reflection spectra. Tunabilities of the reflection peaks upon applied electric fields are discussed as a function of refractive indices and anisotropies of liquid crystals. Much larger tunabilities are demonstrated in inverse opals infiltrated with liquid crystals.
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Influence of the focusing f number on the heating regime transition in laser absorption waves92(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1513869View Description Hide Description
Laser plasma was produced in air atmosphere using a transversely excited atmospheric pulse laser; the influence of the focusing f number (≡ focal length/laser beam diameter) on the threshold of a heating regime transition in laser absorptionwaves was then investigated. As a result, when the laser energy was 10 J/pulse, the transition threshold was with optics and with The difference was explained in terms of the front area and absorption layer thickness in the laser supported detonation regime.
Pulse striations in glow discharge generated by a laser ablation plume92(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1513186View Description Hide Description
A unique form of striations, pulse striations, has been observed in a glow discharge by means of a laser-triggered pulse. Unlike conventional striations in a discharge tube, pulse striations are generated near an anode placed in free space. Pulse striations are stereoscopic in shape, appear static, and have a relatively short lifetime of around 1 ms. The wavelength of striations was found to be a function of ambient pressure only, while the relationship between wavelength and pressure in pulse striations was similar to that between specific volume and pressure in the polytropic process of neutral gases. Goldstein's original equation is a function of pressure only and appears to describe more common striation phenomena than Goldstein's law, which is additionally dependent on the radius of the discharge tube. An upper limit of current density, above which striations do not occur, exists. A lower limit of current density was also found in addition to the optimum current density for initiating striations. Laser-triggered pulse striations may enable the easy control of striation duration.
Parametric investigation of miniaturized cylindrical and annular Hall thrusters92(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1515106View Description Hide Description
Conventional annular Hall thrusters become inefficient when scaled to low power. An alternative approach, a 2.6 cm miniaturized cylindrical Hall thruster with a cusp-type magnetic field distribution, was developed and studied. Its performance was compared to that of a conventional annular thruster of the same dimensions. The cylindrical thruster exhibits discharge characteristics similar to those of the annular thruster, but it has a much higher propellant ionization efficiency. Significantly, a large fraction of multicharged xenon ions might be present in the outgoing ion flux generated by the cylindrical thruster. The operation of the cylindrical thruster is quieter than that of the annular thruster. The characteristic peak in the discharge current fluctuation spectrum at 50–60 kHz appears to be due to ionizationinstabilities. In the power range 50–300 W, the cylindrical and annular thrusters have comparable efficiencies (15%–32%) and thrusts (2.5–12 mN). For the annular configuration, a voltage less than 200 V was not sufficient to sustain the discharge at low propellant flow rates. The cylindrical thruster can operate at voltages lower than 200 V, which suggests that a cylindrical thruster can be designed to operate at even smaller power.
Model of laser-aided heating and evaporation of particles92(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1513191View Description Hide Description
The efficacy of an intense laser for dissolving metallic particles in material processingplasmas has been examined. The laser penetrates in the skin layer of the particles and heats them. The temperature rise of the particle is, however, uniform due to the predominance of thermal conduction. As the particle temperature rises heating rate increases due to increase in electron-phonon collisional frequency. Once the transition to liquid phase occurs the conductivity falls drastically slowing the heating rate. However, in the vapor phase ionization begins and the plasma thus formed expands at the velocity of sound while simultaneously absorbing energy from the tail of the laser pulse.
Measurements of atomic carbon density in processing plasmas by vacuum ultraviolet laser absorption spectroscopy92(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1513877View Description Hide Description
Measurements of the absolute C atom density in an inductively coupled plasma(ICP)source were carried out by using vacuum ultraviolet (VUV) laser absorption spectroscopy with the resonance lines of C atoms at wavelengths around 94.5 and 165.7 nm. A tunable VUV laser covering these wavelength ranges was generated by a two-photon resonance/four-wave mixing technique in Xe gas. No absorption at around 94.5 nm could be observed, but from the absorption spectra around 165.7 nm we successfully derived the absolute density of C atoms in the ICPsource. The obtained values varied from to depending on the source gas and operating conditions of the plasma source. The relatively small density values compared to other atomic species are attributed to the large loss rates, which mostly occur on the surface.
Enhanced emission mode of a ferroelectric plasma cathode92(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1516259View Description Hide Description
An enhanced electron emission mode of the ferroelectric plasmacathode operation is reported. The enhanced emission is achieved due to the generation of a dense plasma by the ionization of a thin neutral layer. The neutral layer is formed by a desorption process that accompanies the generation of a surface flashover plasma which has been induced by a driving current pulse applied to the ferroelectric sample. It was found that the application of a second driving current pulse with a several hundred μs delay with respect to the first driving current pulse causes an intense and uniform ionization of this neutral layer. Fast framing photographs of the light emission from this plasma and some parameters of the plasma and neutral flows are reported. Diode parameters were investigated under an accelerating voltage of 150–300 kV and pulse duration of 350 ns. Generation of an electron beam with current amplitude up to 2.5 kA is demonstrated. Also, it is shown that using the ferroelectric cathode in a reflex triode configuration allows the generation of high-power microwaves at a much smaller diode current amplitude as compared with explosive emission cathodes.
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Properties of hafnium oxide films grown by atomic layer deposition from hafnium tetraiodide and oxygen92(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1515107View Description Hide Description
Polycrystalline monoclinic films were atomic layer deposited on Si(100) substrates by a nonhydrous carbon-free process of and The oxygen to hafnium ratio corresponded to the stoichiometric dioxide within the limits of accuracy of ion beam analysis. A 1.5–2.0 nm thick interface layer formed between the films and Si substrates. Hysteresis of the capacitance–voltage curves was observed in structures with oxide grown in the substrate temperature range of 570–755 °C. The hysteresis ceased with an increase in pressure. The effective permittivity of the dielectric layers varied between 12 and 16. The breakdown voltages were found to be lower in the case of higher oxygen doses and higher deposition temperatures.
Coverage dependence of hydrogen absorption into Pd(111)92(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1512965View Description Hide Description
We investigate the absorption of H into Pd(111). In particular, we study the coverage dependence of the H-induced relaxation of the Pd lattice and the corresponding variation in the energy barrier for H absorption. We calculate, within density functional theory, the corresponding potential energy curves for the case where the H impinges on a frozen lattice surface, and on a lattice surface that is allowed to undergo H-induced relaxation. We consider the case where the final H coverage and 1/4. From the results, it can be seen that, for both coverages, the energy barrier for H absorption takes a minimum value at a face-centered-cubic hollow site on the frozen lattice surface. Furthermore, the barrier is lowered by relaxation of the Pd lattice. The H-induced relaxation of the Pd lattice when is more remarkable than when
Photocrystallization of amorphous ZnO92(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1513197View Description Hide Description
Structural changes stimulated by UV light irradiation for sol-gel-derived amorphous ZnO were investigated. Transformation of amorphous ZnO into the wurtzite phase was achieved by irradiation of 4.9 eV photons in air using a conventional low-pressure mercury lamp. On the other hand, the crystallization was not observed by UVirradiation in vacuum. Cleavage of the Zn–O network with electronic excitation and subsequent oxidation with activated oxygen species are deduced to be essential for the formation of the ordered structure from the amorphous phase.
Atomic scale morphology of self-organized periodic elastic domains in epitaxial ferromagnetic MnAs films92(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1512692View Description Hide Description
The surface of epitaxial MnAs layers grown on GaAs(001) substrates by molecular beam epitaxy is studied by atomic force microscopy and scanning tunneling microscopy(STM). A periodic array of alternating ridges and grooves is observed. The periodicity ranges from 200 to 900 nm and increases with increasing layer thickness. The terrace-step morphology and the surface reconstruction on the ridges and in the grooves are imaged by STM. It is found that both are independent from the ridge-groove structure, supporting the idea that the formation of the ridge-groove structure is due to elastic distortion of the film during cooling after growth.
Impact of nucleation conditions on the structural and optical properties of M-plane grown on92(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1513874View Description Hide Description
We investigate the structural and optical properties of M-plane filmsgrown on with nucleation layers grown at high and low temperatures. Samples with a high temperature nucleation layer are found to exhibit a highly anisotropicsurface morphology with pronounced corrugation, which basically replicates the surface morphology of the substrate. Photoluminescence spectra of these layers are dominated by a transition at 3.356 eV, which is absent for samples with a low-temperature nucleation layer. In conjunction with scanning electron microscopy, cathodoluminescence maps reveal that this transition predominantly stems from regions below the trenches of the surface corrugation. Transmission electron microscopy shows an abundance of stacking faults within these regions. Excitation-dependent and time-resolved photoluminescence demonstrates the intrinsic character of the 3.356 eV emission, which is thus attributed to excitons bound to stacking faults acting as ultrathin vertical quantum wells in these samples. Low-temperature nucleation is imperative to avoid thermal roughening of the substrate and thus the formation of a high density of stacking faults.
Correlations between embedded single gold nanoparticles in thin film and nanoscale crater formation induced by pulsed-laser radiation92(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1512691View Description Hide Description
A model thin-film system containing goldnanoparticles serving as nanoscale absorbing defects is investigated with the goal of unraveling the connection between the 351 nm pulsed-laser energy absorption process inside a single defect and the resulting film damage morphology. For this purpose, goldnanoparticles are lodged at a well-defined depth inside a monolayerfilm. Particle sites, as well as nanoscale craters generated at these locations after 351 nm irradiation, are mapped by means of atomic force microscopy. The results of this mapping confirm a damage mechanism that involves initiation in the nanoscale defect followed by absorption spreading out to the surrounding matrix. At low laser fluences (below optically detected damage onset), the probability of crater formation and the amount of the material vaporized is, to within of the average value, almost independent of the particle size. Inhomogeneities in the particle environment are held responsible for variances in the laser-energy absorption process and, consequently, for the observed particle/crater correlation behavior. Investigation of the damage threshold as a function of particle size (2–19 nm range) showed that even few-nanometer-diameter particles can lead to a significant threshold reduction. The "nanoscale" damage threshold is introduced as a laser fluence causing localized melting without significant vaporization.
Detection of trap activation by ionizing radiation in by spatially localized cathodoluminescence spectroscopy92(2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1512319View Description Hide Description
Microcathodoluminescence (CLS) spectroscopy is used to probe the effect of ionizing radiation on defects inside Al gate oxide structures. Micron-scale capacitors exposed to 10 keV x-ray irradiation exhibit spatially localized CLS emissions characteristic of multiple deep level traps, including positively charged oxygen-deficient centers and nonbridging oxygen hole centers (NBOHC). Irradiation produces both increases and decreases in their relative emission intensities, depending on spatial location within the oxide. These changes result in a gradient of versus NBOHC defect densities across the oxide thickness between Al and Si interfaces. These results demonstrate that x-ray irradiation-induced deep level traps can be monitored spatially in metal-oxide-semiconductor gate structures, that x-ray irradiation produces separate increases or decreases in versus NBOHC defect densities, and that these changes vary with position within the oxides.


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Spring chinook fishing in the lower Columbia River will open Saturday and continue daily, segueing into the summer salmon season debut on June 16.
Washington and Oregon officials on Monday approved restarting salmon fishing, which has been closed since April 13, and also adopted a night of gillnetting on Wednesday.
State, tribal and federal biologists have honed in on a forecast of 107,500 spring chinook salmon entering the Columbia River headed for waters upstream of Bonneville Dam.
At that number, there are 1,357 upper Columbia adult spring chinook left for lower Columbia sportsmen under the plethora of management plans. Biologist John North of the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife predicted sportsmen will catch about 1,250 chinook through June 15.
June 16 marks the beginning of the summer chinook management period with different regulations. Summer chinook fishing in the lower Columbia is scheduled to be open through June 30.
Angling from Saturday through June 15 will be open from boats upstream to Beacon Rock and from the bank upstream to Bonneville Dam. The daily limit will be two salmon or steelhead, but only one chinook. Sockeye must be released.
Larry Swanson of Vancouver urged state officials not to reopen angling until it is certain there are enough fish available to continue uninterrupted until June 16's summer opener.
Commercial fishing — The commercial fleet only caught 245 adult spring chinook and 230 jack chinook on May 15. North said the commercials have 1,035 adult upper Columbia chinook remaining on their allocation.
The netters will fish from 7 p.m. Wednesday until 7 a.m. Thursday from Beacon Rock to the ocean. They are expected to catch about 350 fish. The states will meet by teleconference at 3:30 p.m. May 28 to consider additional netting.
Wednesday night's commercial fishery will be with 8-inch-minimum mesh nets. The commercials tried using 41/4-inch tangle nets last Wednesday, but caught large numbers of shad.
Commercial fisherman Gary Soderstrom said he caught 350 shad in a single drift, too many to pick from his net in the 45-minute soak time allowed.
Washington's policy for 2013 is that only tangle nets can be used in the main Columbia River for spring chinook. But Guy Norman of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife said he was invoking an "adaptive management" provision of the policy to allow use of 8-inch-mesh nets.
Robin Ehlke of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife said the commercials were paid about $6.50 to $8 a pound for adult spring chinook, $3 to $4 a pound for jacks and 20 cents a pound for shad.

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The average age (longevity) of a meat eater is 63. I am on the verge of 85 and still work as hard as ever. I have lived quite long enough and am trying to die; but I simply cannot do it. A single beef-steak would finish me; but I cannot bring myself to swallow it. I am oppressed with a dread of living forever. That is the only disadvantage of vegetarianism.
George Bernard Shaw (1856 - 1950)
Contributed by: Gaia Team
Animals are my friends-and I don't eat my friends.
"The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place."
Source: thinkexist.com
Contributed by: Yoga Fool
A life making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing at all.
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"The power of accurate observation is commonly called cynicism by those who have not got it."
Source: George Bernard Shaw
Contributed by: J.U.
If you cannot get rid of the family skeleton, you may as well make it dance.
Contributed by: artfullgodess
The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.
Source: www.quotegarden.com
Contributed by: Anu
Forgive him, for he believes that the customs of his tribe are the laws of nature.
The only man I know who behaves sensibly is my tailor; he takes my measurements anew each time he sees me. The rest go on with their old measurements and expect me to fit them.
Copyright © 2016 Gaiam, Inc.


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The procedure for uninstalling MacPorts involves deleting many directory subtrees, including
/opt/local. I was suspicious of this; the directories in
/opt/local have the same names as many found in
/ on Linux systems (
var, and so on), and they could easily hold some things that were not installed by MacPorts. Without looking through it all, how can I be sure there's nothing else that I might need there?
The procedure for uninstalling MacPorts involves deleting many directory subtrees, including
The only way to be absolutely certain is of course to look through all the subdirectories and check if there's something you don't want to delete there. However, can you think of any other program that might have something installed under
Think of the ways in which you've installed software, and check where they put things by default. But unless you put something there manually, it's highly unlikely that something non-MacPorts found its way into
I have deleted the folder in order to get rid of macports and replace with homebrew.
Please be aware that this may have an effect if you delete the whole folder as it is used by different applications.
and be careful if you have to use sudo, that you don't delete anything that may effect something else.


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Well, if you were waiting for "American Idol" judge Harry Connick Jr. to say he's sorry for being overly critical or harsh with his feedback, then the Top 12 results show was not the episode for it. And even if there might have been a "watched it back" moment where he might have given one or two finalists a little praise (like Jessica Meuse, whose rendition of Dido's "White Flag" was skewered, even though it was one of the night's best performances), that was nixed when host Ryan Seacrest decided to get a little something started between old judge/new mentor Randy Jackson and old mentor/new judge Harry Connick Jr.
Michael Slezak at TVLine noted March 6 in his Top 12 results recap that Judge Harry made a not-so-subtle dig at Randy by saying if he were mentor, he'd be with the contestants until 5 each morning. The dig (perhaps a bit of commentary on the finalists' seeming lack of preparedness?) came as a result of host Ryan Seacrest asking Season 13 mentor Randy Jackson if he thought the judges were hard on the finalists the night before. Randy hemmed and hawed but basically said "a little bit," but pointed out that Harry may have been the toughest -- but it might have been due to "indigestion" (an allusion to Seacrest passing out deviled eggs to the judges after Ben Briley's performance. If that had been the case, only one finalist would have heard "Harsh" Harry's indigestion-driven criticisms, because Ben was eleventh in the performing line). And that's when Judge Harry laid down the law and let everyone, including the Top 12, know that there was a difference between being a mentor and judge -- and, by the way, he was there to judge.
But after Judge Harry Connick Jr. flat-out defined his role as a judge and basically told the contestants he thought they were talented and that he wasn't there to babysit or tell them what they wanted to hear, Ryan decided to stop trying to cause trouble and get down to the business at hand -- getting the line-up of finalists trimmed down to eleven.
So he called Emily Piriz, Sam Woolf, Jessica Meuse, and Ben Briley to stage center. Without wasting any time, Ryan told Emily she was in the bottom three. Apparently, the "American Idol" voters agreed with Judge Harry's assessment of Emily's performance the night before (and certainly disagreed with his assessment on Jessica's -- because with possibly the only undeserved negative review he gave, she very well could have been in the bottom three as well). He then tapped the others out, sending them back to the the lounge.
Then it was time for Phillip Phillips to perform, the "Home" singer (clever the way the producers had him perform during "Home" week, huh?) come back to show the contestants that they, too, could one day have it all. We're all given a few minutes of the Season 11 winner's time to catch up on a few comments on the work he's doing for his follow-up album to the platinum-selling The View From The Side Of The Moon. And then he was live and on stage, rocking, even dancing a bit, belting out his latest offering, "Raging Fire." With the way judges Keith Urban and Jennifer Lopez were getting into the song, swaying and singing and chair dancing, it looks like it just might be a hit. (And according to the iTunes chart, it just might be as well. It peaked at No. 9 for several hours on the iTunes Hot 100 Song list after the show before slowly making its way up to No. 6, where it stands at the time of this posting.)
After the rollicking performance, it was back to the cutting...
The next four to learn their fate: Jena Irene, Dexter Roberts, Majesty Rose, and Alex Preston. Dexter, who may have had the overall best performance on Wednesday night's Top 12 performance show, was told he was safe. Majesty Rose, upon hearing her name, placed her hands over her face, but after asking if she was okay, Ryan told her she was safe as well. Jena was then told she was not safe and Alex made his way over to the group of six that so far had definitely made the Top 11.
As part of the results show for Season 13, there is a "Tastemaker" segment, where one or more of the judges and mentor Randy Jackson picks an as yet mostly unheard of artist and gives them a shot at performing for the "American Idol" audience. This week, it was Kodaline, an Irish band already charting in Ireland and the United Kingdom. They performed a nicely turned alternative tune called "All I Want" that featured a little Edge-y guitar work that paid tribute to the iconic U2 sound.
Then it was time for the last 4: Malaya Jackson, M. K. Nobilette, C. J. Harris, Caleb Johnson. Caleb was quickly told to head back to lounge. C. J. was told to follow him. And then Ryan delivered the news that the final person in bottom three would be M. K. for a second consecutive week.
After the break: Jena is told she is safe.
Then: M. K. is told she is safe.
The finalist headed home -- maybe: Emily Piriz.
Emily Piriz performed "Stars" by Grace Potter for her "Save" song. Just listening to the first couple lines, you knew she was headed home. And it looked as if the guys were trying to get Judge J-Lo to give her the bad news, but all Jennifer Lopez had to say was that the decision was not unanimous. Harsh (but Honest) Harry delivered the bad news and Emily Piriz ended her journey on "Idol" as the credits rolled.
The Top 11 return next week when the theme will be "Soundtrack To Our Lives."
"American Idol" airs on Wednesdays and Thursday night at 8 p.m. (EST) on Fox Television.
Suggested Links
- 'American Idol' 13 results: Top 13 becomes Top 12
- 'American Idol' 13: Harry Connick Jr, the reason you should watch this season
- 'American Idol' 13 recap: The Top 12 finalists sing themselves back 'Home'
- Phillip Phillips' video of 'Home' debuts worldwide as song hits No. 1
- Candice Glover back to "Idol" stage, but scores an Idol debut album low


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TC TO MARGARET A. CARLYLE ; 18 May 1853; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18530518-TC-MAC-01; CL 28: 148-150
Chelsea, 18 May, 1853—
My dear Mother,
Here is already too long delay in writing; and I will not go out again with nothing in my pocket for you. A few words of news: alas, it is all I can do for my good old Mother; and a right welcome and pious duty and privilege at once! But one's time goes at a sad rate in this wild whirl of things; and goes so often in doing what one does not want, instead of what one does.
Jamie's small Letter was a great and welcome blessing to me: I have since heard from the Doctor too:—and now here is actual summer at last; and I trust my dear Mother is participating in it, and sensibly alleviated by the absence of those harsh outer elements. For 3 days now we have had the beautifullest May weather, real May at last; the wind is still easterly, but from the southern quarter as well, and not too much of it, with plenty of sun: if I could keep it from growing any warmer, that were just the sort for me: I have down my window blinds (the inner, not yet the outer which are ready), and today I have put off my fire. I expect to profit a little by this good change; and hope really it will do us all good.
Jane is gone off this forenoon (Wednesday) to visit the Sterling Girls ('John's Daughters) who, with their eldest Brother now a farmer and 21 years old, are living at a nice country place called Headley; and have long been asking her out. For they are all very great with her, poor things; especially the second girl, Kate, who is a very brilliant clever lady, and like her Father in turn of mind,—and a beauty withal. Anthony Sterling, the Uncle, having such a Wife, was glad to get them placed out there. It is about 20 miles off; railway, and they were to meet her at the Station. She stays till Saturday, Nero & she; and I think it will be really pleasant for her, and do her some good to see the green budding country again, and be out of all these noises.— As for me, I "abide by the stuff": if I could but manage to get a little work forward: but alas, that prospers very ill with me at present, much as I try! And in fact there is literally nothing else worth trying, or worth prospering in: I find that more and more.
Redwood, my Welsh friend, was here last night; rather deafish, very earnest, very friendly: poor soul, Jane gave him tea; and I recommended—to buy a pair of spectacles for one thing, as his eyes too were failing!— Glen's case, it is understood, goes on favourably; and I shall be disappointed if some little thing do not come out of it for the poor widow, in a month and half: "end of june," is their term set. I got a very kind answer from the Duke of Argyll, to whom I had written on the matter; he promises to support the Petition as far as he can, really in a hearty-looking way: I sent the Note to Mrs Glen, that she might read it (in silence) and burn it. I have likewise written to two other Grandees, Lords Breadalbane & Albemarle;1—and this, I believe, is about all I can do in the matter, and will now patiently wait. Lord Stanley, I see, has some little hope about it, tho' he is a sceptical hard-tongued man, and his bark worse than his bite always. Very clever and shrewd, however. He had said to his wife one day (as she told me), "The chief ground after all will be that Carlyle is so intent upon it!" which is a great encouragement to Carlyle to be intent enough, then! I shall rejoice sincerely to be of any benefit to poor Mrs Glen for her own and her Husband's sake, with the worth in them both that was known to me of old.
The Bookseller Chapman (urged by another that was offering!) will now proceed to publish some of my best "Essays" (from the Miscellanies) as Railway Books "a shilling each"; probably about 10 in all; which will gradually bring me in some hard cash again (£200 when the thing is all executed) and afford poor readers a chance at reading something of that strange monster they have long heard of! Which is well.
Our Ham is now done: two of the best hams ever eaten,—tho' we began them too soon! Thanks to the kind Givers once more. Young Jamie I suppose is gone back to Glasgow: I suppose too Scotsbrig is a very busy place to the Husbandman in these fine days.
Give my love to all, old and young;—take care of yourself, dear Mother! I will write again in a few days. Your bad bairn


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As its name implies, scareware is a form of malware that thrives on frightening people into using it. Usually backed by extremely shady and highly unethical marketing practices, scareware attempts to convince consumers that something terrible will happen unless they begin to use whichever product the person behind the scareware is peddling. The ironic thing is that the scareware is usually the very thing it's pretending to warn you about.
For example, imagine that an ad about a certain social networking site warns that your personal information could be at risk, or that it will possibly be at risk in the future. If you buy Product X, however, you won't have to worry about it – probably. You see, whether the threat is real or imagined doesn't matter. The whole point of scareware is to create the illusion of insecurity while simultaneously supplying a devious solution to the alleged problem.
How Does Scareware Work?
Many scareware programs work by attempting to convince you that your computer is at risk or is already infected with some kind of virus or other problem. It produces pop-up messages that tend to mimic the design and language of pop-ups generated by actual antivirus software to confuse people. In fact, some scareware even attempts to trick people into installing it and may double as forms of spyware or Trojan horses. Instead of providing the protection that the scareware claims you need, by following the pop-up prompts, you'll actually installed harmful files on your machine, and possibly even give criminals access to your credit card information. That's how harmful scareware can be.
How Do I Avoid Scareware?
The key to making sure that rogue scareware doesn't take you to the cleaners is to be educated and know what you're up against. Paying to keep scareware purveyors in business for selling malware masquerading as antivirus software is painfully ironic. The first thing to do is be very careful when you're surfing the web and downloading software. Use only websites you trust. Don't open sketchy emails. Set up a firewall. Use adequate antivirus software.
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Of course, these are all basic steps you should be taking anyway. Odds are good that something obvious isn't going to trip you up, although something subtle might. So what should you look for? Well, one huge red flag is if an application you never installed warns you about a security risk. If the warnings about your computer's security are coming from a company you've never heard of before, it's probably scareware. Any alleged antivirus software that performs a lightning fast virus scan is likely bogus because it hasn't actually scanned any files on your computer is – Scareware!
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Women's Basketball Falls To La Salle, 67-62
March 6, 2003
KINGSTON, R.I. -- Despite 29 points and 23 rebounds from senior Jennifer Butler (Brooklyn, N.Y.), the University of Massachusetts women's basketball team fell to La Salle, 67-62, in the first round of the Atlantic 10 Tournament tonight at the Ryan Center on the campus of the University of Rhode Island.
Massachusetts led 38-34 at the 15:30 mark of the second half, but La Salle went on a 20-2 run over the next 5:30 to take a 14-point lead at the 10:00 mark. The Minutewomen responded with an 18-3 run of their own to take a 58-57 lead with just 3:11 left. A three-pointer by senior Ebony Pegues (Columbus, Ohio) cut the deficit to seven, while Butler scored eight points during the run, including the go-ahead basket.
After Butler gave the Minutewomen the lead, La Salle's Davineia Payne made one of two free throws to tie the game at 58. On the other end, UMass was unable to convert and Jill Marano drained a trifecta at the 1:50 mark which proved to be the knock-out punch. On the next possession, UMass senior Nekole Smith (Ann Arbor, Mich.) made two free throws to cut the La Salle lead down to one at 61-60, but were unable to make a stop on defense as Kat Foley hit a jumper at the 1:13 mark to put the Explorers back up three. On the next trip down the floor, UMass had three chances within three feet of the basket, but the ball would not go through the basket. La Salle made all of its free throws down the stretch and prevailed for the upset win.
Butler finished with 29 points and 23 rebounds in her final game as a Minutewoman. She will leave UMass ranked fifth all-time in scoring with 1,490 points. She also had five assists and three steals tonight. Smith had 12 points and five rebounds tonight and will leave in seventh-place on the school's all-time scoring chart with 1,165 points. Pegues had nine points and three assists, while senior Amber Sneed (Cincinnati, Ohio) had six points and five boards.
Foley led La Salle with 17 points, while Marano had 16. Payne finished with 13 points and nine rebounds.
The Minutewomen out-rebounded La Salle, 46-33, but shot just .354 (23-65) from the field. The Explorers were .424 (25-59) from the field, including 6-19 (.316) from behind the arc.
The Minutewomen conclude the 2002-03 season with a 14-14 record. La Salle improves to 15-13 and will advance into tomorrow's quarterfinal against Xavier at 6:00 p.m.
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The Ducks will kick off practice for the 2013 season on Monday, Aug. 5. Over the next two weeks I'll preview each position group, offering my own analysis and projected depth chart, keeping in mind that the team doesn't actually have an official depth chart at this point.
Projected depth chart
QB: Marcus Mariota, So.; Jake Rodrigues, RFr.; Jeff Lockie, RFr.; Dustin Haines, Sr.; Damion Hobbs, Fr.; Taylor Alie, Fr.
KNOWN QUANTITIES: The Ducks are blessed with one of the top quarterbacks in the country in Marcus Mariota, a threat with both his arm and legs who worked this offseason to cement himself as the true leader of the team. Mariota is coming off a freshman season in which he was named first-team all-Pac-12, accounted for a UO-record 38 touchdowns and set another school record with his completion rate of 68.5 percent. He had a remarkable debut against Arkansas State — going 18-of-22 and leading Oregon to seven straight touchdowns to open the game — and was at his best in a two-game November stretch at USC and California, combining to go 47-of-57 (82.5 percent) for 681 yards and 10 touchdowns with no interceptions. Mariota was also Oregon's second-leading rusher during his redshirt freshman season, with 690 yards and four touchdowns.
In the spring, Mariota mentioned wanting to improve in two specific areas: vocal leadership and patience in the pocket. He demonstrated excellent patience in the spring game, waiting for a route to develop on a touchdown to Josh Huff to cite just one example, and teammates spoke highly this summer of Mariota's more vocal style (his raspy voice after April practices also, ironically, spoke volumes). As far as things to watch this season, there are reasons to think the Ducks may end up throwing more often in 2013, putting more on the shoulders — and more specifically the right shoulder — of Mariota. And when the time comes, Mariota will join the rest of the Ducks in trying to avenge their 2012 loss to Stanford; he was 21-of-37 against the Cardinal last fall, his lowest completion percentage of the regular season, and also threw his only interception of the season's final seven games. Of course, the more Mariota improves this year, the louder the hype will be for his 2014 draft prospects. As a third-year sophomore he'll be eligible to leave after this fall. Mariota said last week he wants to focus on his season with the Ducks and so is leaving any of those considerations to his family for the time being.
NEW FACES: Along with mainstay Dustin Haines, newly anointed with a scholarship in recognition of his value over the years, the roster also includes freshman signee Damion Hobbs and walk-on Taylor Alie from Eugene's Sheldon High. Hobbs is an intriguing athlete, but there's every reason to think the Ducks will be afforded the luxury of redshirting him.
TO BE DETERMINED: The big question this preseason will be, who emerges as Mariota's backup? Redshirt freshmen Jake Rodrigues and Jeff Lockie each performed publicly for the first time in the spring game, with Rodrigues getting the first set of reps. Neither managed much when Oregon's top defenders were on the field but each showed some flashes after that. True to their reputations, Rodrigues looked a bit more explosive as a runner and a passer, while Lockie was more efficient throwing the ball and didn't take any sacks. But UO coaches maintained all last year that the two are more similar than the generalizations about their respective skill sets would suggest. This will be one of the most important, and perhaps unsung, position battles to watch in August, because as difficult as it is to imagine, the Ducks are just a play away from asking an untested redshirt freshman to lead a projected top-five team in the country.
ESPN's Pac-12 blog says: The Ducks are in great shape at quarterback.
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I can't help but be curious about how executives view social media, so I was determined to find out if CIOs really use Twitter, the microblogging platform where millions peck 140-character messages into cyber-space every day. Since Twitter search is in its infancy, I had to painstakingly cull the Internet to single out CIOs who tweet. So far, I've found more than 152 CIOs, 21 of them from the public sector.
While the word "tweeting" may sound silly, Charlie Catlett, CIO of Argonne National Laboratory, doesn't take his role on Twitter lightly.
"With 'C' in your title, you are more closely tied to your organization than a general employee, so you have a greater responsibility to represent your organization well," said Catlett. "In general I ask myself how my tweet would sound in a newspaper article. I also want to offer my expertise or judgment, to those who care to follow, to make the social networks more useful to others."
On Twitter, users find other people in their industries to "follow." In turn, people follow them back. Messages vary from banal details of someone's day to big breakthroughs in their thinking about a particular subject. According to Linda Cureton, CIO of NASA, users should think of Twitter like a networking event.
"When I first started using Twitter, I would say it was just a science project," Cureton said. "I wanted to experiment with Web 2.0 technologies and understand the value and how it worked firsthand. But, after a while, I developed some valuable professional contacts. It gives me a broader reach than I would normally get here in Washington, D.C., just around the Beltway," she said.
Social Networking From the Top Down, Bottom Up
Catlett says Argonne National Laboratory encourages employees to participate in social networks including Twitter and to establish institutional identities as well.
"As we have seen many employees participating in social networks, we have also put together internal guidelines to help them navigate the often blurry personal/institutional identity, to alert them to privacy issues so that they are careful with the personal information they share, and to ensure that they understand that their participation reflects on the laboratory as well as themselves," Catlett said.
"I'm aware that people who work for me see what I post, so I try to post things that would be useful to them, while avoiding any post that I wouldn't verbalize standing in front of an auditorium full of my co-workers," Catlett said.
If you're a public CIO who is interested in seeing what Twitter is all about, following is a list of tips to help get you started and to maximize the time you spend tweeting.
Top 5 Twitter Tips
1. Choose Who You Follow Wisely
In the real world, you are what you eat. On Twitter, you are who you follow. I've found that following CIOs, industry thought leaders, reporters, etc., exponentially extends my network of sources for inspiration, information and referrals. If your goal is to network with your peers and glean lessons learned from their experiences, you can find a list of other CIOs to follow at the CIO Twitter Dashboard.
2. Mix Small Talk With Big Ideas
Not everyone on Twitter is talking about what they ate for breakfast. Many professionals mix small talk with big ideas. Sharing links to outside sources like news articles and blogs can breed deeper connections and spur more interesting conversations.
"Talking about the weather may not be interesting, but reviewing a document on IT governance may be of professional interest to someone," said Cureton.


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Mon General Hospital To Add $7 Million Radiation Center
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$7 million dollars, that's the amount of money donors have raised to get Mon General Hospital a new radiation center designed to help cancer patients.
On Wednesday morning officials with the hospital announced plans to build the new center.
In order to make room for the Zelda Stein Weiss Cancer Center they'll need to expand.
Darryl Duncan, the president and CEO of Mon Health Systems, said this is a big step for them because they already have places for surgery and chemo therapy that help to treat cancer patients. He said this addition allows patients to get all the treatments they need all in one place.
"That's what were trying to do here through a comprehensive cancer center designation," Duncan said. "We want all those professionals under one roof so that the patient can say with confidence 'my team discussed my case and this is the best option for me'. "
The West Virginia Health Care Authority still needs to approve the project. Duncan said once they do the center should be finished in about nine months.
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Top 10 Shaq moments by Mark Madsen
The food was awesome and, after the meal, he gave us a tour of his house.
When he showed us his room, he showed us a nice flat panel TV and then said, "I used to have all the latest electronics, remotes, and everything in this room. Now instead of the electronics, I've got diapers for my little ones."
He was beaming, has always loved his family, and frequently brought his wife and kids to the Staples Center. He continued on the tour and showed us a new addition he was putting on his house. Samaki Walker asked, "How many square feet are you adding?" Shaq answered with "10,000 square feet." Samaki was amazed and said, "Are you serious?" Shaq's reply was, "Hey man, you only live once."
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Shaq was allright. He could have been a football player too. OUCH!! We could laugh with him and not at him. I remember one time he said something like the refs were horrible tonight period. And he spelled out period. perid.. When he gave himself his nickname did he mean truck or train??
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Cool, Mark. Nice to know where to find you!
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Mark Madsen is still dancing.
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Now that he's retired, Shaq can get a calling as a matchmaker in singles wards.
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Not that difficult to figure out :)
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having met Shaq on several occasions in a variety of settings I can say he is one of the most genuine individuals in sports. He took interest in people not because of what they could do for him but simply because he cared about others. If the Jazz somehow could've picked Shaq up for a few years the people of SLC would've loved him as much for what he did on the court as for what he did off the court, he was a Jazz type of player.
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L.A., every Christmas time and all of the local kids go to the local Toys R Us
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He is incredibly generous. His heart is even bigger than his body.
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By Michael Kanellos in GreenTech Media, March 1 2010
Tempronics, which wants to make electricity out of hot air and vice versa, has landed $2.7 million in a Series A round of funding, the company said today. Nth Power led the round.
The company specializes in thermoelectric materials, which can convert waste heat into electricity. Potentially, the material could be wrapped around pipes in a factory to take advantage of waste heat. Conversely, you can insert electricity (from solar panels or other sources) into the material and produce heat, which can be used to cook with or run chiller-style air conditioners.
"Thermoelectric devices have the potential to be lower cost, more reliable, lighter, smaller and more environmentally friendly than many of today's rotating machines used for cooling and power generation, including: compressors, gas turbines, steam turbines and electrical generators," said Tarek Makansi, CEO of Tempronics in a prepared statement.
Waste heat and thermoelectrics could become a big business someday. The U.S. consumes 100 quads of energy a year, and approximately 55 to 60 percent of the total gets dissipated as waste heat. Companies such as Recycled Energy Development have created industrial, mechanical systems for harvesting waste heat for factories. In West Virginia, the company is working on a project to generate 45 megawatts of power from waste heat in a factory setting.


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The National Ethnic Coalition of Organizations (NECO) Foundation honored Dr. Arthur A. Dugoni, dean emeritus, with the Ellis Island Medal of Honor on May 10 in New York. NECO presents the awards annually to distinguished American citizens of diverse origins for their outstanding contributions to their communities, their nation and the world. Past Ellis Island Medal of Honor recipients include six Presidents of the United States, Nobel Prize winners, athletes, leaders of industry, artists and others whose work has made a lasting impact on humanity. Dugoni accepted the award during a special ceremony held on Ellis Island.
"Receiving the Ellis Island Medal of Honor was an awesome, overwhelming experience," said Dugoni. "I was emotionally touched by the realization that my grandparents and parents came through Ellis Island and came to this country to find a better place for themselves, their children and future generations. I am truly honored and deeply humbled to have received this award."
An exemplary educator, practitioner and leader, Dugoni became dean of Pacific's dental school in 1978 and is one of the most respected figures in the dental profession. He is currently president of the American Dental Association Foundation, the philanthropic branch of the ADA, and has served as president of the ADA, the American Association of Dental Schools, the American Board of Orthodontics and the California Dental Association. Dugoni was a member of the Council of the FDI World Dental Federation for nine years and served as treasurer and member of the FDI Executive Committee for six years.
Although Dugoni concluded his deanship at the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry in 2006, he continues to be involved with the school and the university as dean emeritus, professor of orthodontics and senior executive for development.
Throughout his career, Dugoni has received countless awards and citations. In 2004, he became the first and only person in the United States or Canada to have a dental school named in his honor while holding the position of dean. He was elected to the prestigious FDI World Dental Federation List of Honour in 1998, which is limited to 30 individuals worldwide. Dugoni has presented more than 1,000 lectures, papers, clinics and essays and is the author of more than 175 published articles.
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Research shows that people with autism struggle with empathy.
Apparently Temple Grandin, 66, an American doctor of animal science and a professor at Colorado State University, never got that memo.
In a sweet ironic victory, Dr. Grandin received the Innovator of the Year award from Manchester University in North Manchester, Indiana for her work in animal science and autism on March 6, 2014.
Dr. Grandin's work with animals is unique for someone with autism because she has an impressive empathy for the creatures. She is able to fully understand what it feels like to be in an animal's environment and how they will react. She's made it her life's work to advocate for the humane treatment of animals, especially beef cattle.
Her ability to understand how animals feel and process their environment motivated her passion for more humane treatment of livestock in their last moments of life. Her unique design chutes in cattle processing lots lowers the stress experienced by cattle. This translates into more dollars for ranchers.
"Animals respond to patterns and shadows. If a cow is mooing in the yard, that means they are stressed...A lot of improvement has occurred in slaughter houses in the past ten years but we still have a long way to go."
A memorable line in the HBO movie about her life, states, "nature is cruel, but we don't have to be." This continues to be her mantra as she travels the world educating livestock handlers about the sentient nature of animals.
Grandin is the best-selling author of several books on animals and autism, including Animals in Translation, Animals make us Human, The Way I See It, and The Autistic Brain.
During her speech at the award ceremony, Dr. Grandin shared her concerns that schools no longer offer enrichment classes. "How will students know if they're not exposed to wood working, or sewing or art whether or not they have an interest in it? Kids today don't know how to work. We have an aging infrastructure in this country that's in trouble. Who is going to fix it when it breaks?"
"Education today is focused too much on the abstract. Kids need a better work ethic. They need to know how to work."
Dr. Grandin believes that disability labels can be dangerous for students. "Instead of a label, focus on what the child is good at. There are plenty of geeks out there walking around undiagnosed that are doing great work. No one told them they were autistic and couldn't do it. That's how educators should teach and treat all kids."


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Brow Kit includes four shades of creamy, sheer brow wax (for blondes, redheads, and brunettes) and two unbelievably small applicators: a wedge brow brush to apply the wax and a mascara-type wand to groom brows. The wax doesn't do much to enhance brows and the colors are too soft for any real definition, while the tools are difficult to work with when compared to full-size brushes. If you try this you'll most likely only need one shade; why these weren't offered as stand-alone colors (without the nearly useless applicators) is a mystery.
Sonia Kashuk At-A-Glance
Strengths: Affordable and widely available (though exclusive to Target stores); good makeup remover; the makeup is still the star attraction, with impressive options for foundation, powder, blush, lip color, eyeliner and especially makeup brushes.
Weaknesses: The concealers, eye pencil, and brow shapers are a letdown; the makeup palettes may seem convenient, but several of the included products perform poorly.
Perhaps best known for her years of work with supermodel Cindy Crawford, makeup artist Sonia Kashuk's well-chosen selection of makeup has been available exclusively at Target stores since the mid-1990s.
Kashuk's brushes have been a strong point, and now that they've been redone they're better than ever, and still affordable. This is definitely a makeup collection worth visiting, and you'll find some premium options among Kashuk's powder foundation, regular powders, and blush. Several other products, from foundation to lipsticks, are also worthy of attention, though this is not a line that caters to darker skin tones. Ironically, it's the latest cosmetic products that met with the most critical reviews, largely due to poor execution or their gimmicky nature.
For more information about Sonia Kashuk, visit soniakashuk.com or www.target.com.
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Still siting here tanvil. I've been very down too all on this thread. I apologise in advance for even posting this whole mess. Got drug through the mud again in local mdia over wifes death. It has nothing at all to do with our hobbie.
I'm truly down and broken by vicious crap direceted towards her,myself and my kids. And I can'to nothing.
I don't even care about the ammo. I want to sell it fair. But that shit is heavy it's a pain in the ass to ship now. It really is. I do not want to attract am more goddamm attention here where i live somehow. Im gettin upst again dangit. Not directed at you tanvil.
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Bike Arlington sent an announcement that Virginia has passed and is now enforcing the "3 feet passing law" which applies to cars passing bikes at a "reasonable speed." The Virginia General Assembly passed the law in March and now it is in effect.
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The old law was two feet. Hikers could use that to apply to bikers, but often there simply isn't that much margin on trails.
"WABA, in coordination with the Virginia Bicycling Federation, provided strong support for SB97. We worked to get the word out about the bill, and Virginia residents responded in kind. Virginians sent over 1,800 letters to their legislators to support pro-bike legislation. In both the House and Senate, there was strong bike-partisan support for SB97. With the governor's approval of this bill, Virginia will join 22 other states that already have a three-foot passing law in place. SB97 fixes one of the major differences in bicycling laws in the Washington area, bringing Virginia law in line with laws in Maryland and Washington, D.C."
If you want to learn all about biking in Arlington, check out their website: http://www.bikearlington.com/pages/new-to-biking/
If you want to know about hiking, check out this website: http://www.everytrail.com/best/hiking-arlington-virginia
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For seven decades, Seeger was an iconic figure in folk music, who performed alongside other fellow icons including Woody Guthrie and the Weavers, and was a huge influence to countless artists including Bob Dylan, Peter, Paul & Mary, Bruce Springsteen and Joan Baez. Many of the songs he wrote or co-wrote included "Where Have All the Flowers Gone", "Turn, Turn, Turn" and "If I Had a Hammer", and during the 1960s have become hits for other artists including Judy Collins, the Kingston Trio, Peter Paul & Mary, and most notably the Byrds (whose version of "Turn Turn Turn!" hit number one on the charts).
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College Hockey:Zaba, CC Shut Out Ohio State
Buckeyes, Tigers Split Weekend Series
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The high-flying offense of No. 6 Colorado College normally steals the spotlight, but in Saturday night's 1-0 victory over No. 3 Ohio State it was Tiger goaltender Matt Zaba who shined.
Zaba, under heavy pressure most of the night, turned aside 34 shots while earning his fourth career shutout and helping Colorado College (3-1-0, 0-0-0 WCHA) to avoid its first sweep at the hands of a nonconference opponent since 1985-86.
"He looked so sure of himself for 60 minutes," said Colorado College head coach Scott Owens. "He was covering up, he was challenging, and for the intensity of this game in October I thought he was outstanding."
The victory was important for the Tigers on another level, as a win over the CCHA preseason favorite Buckeyes may prove significant as the NCAA tournament approaches in spring.
"It was absolutely huge for rankings towards the end of the year," said Zaba. "Ohio State is a really good team, and we knew we had to come out and put out a strong effort. We came to the rink focused tonight, and we got the 'W.'"
Colorado College scored the game's only goal at 16:54 of the first period thanks to a strong individual effort by Brett Sterling. The senior drove past two Ohio State defenders and fired a shot on Buckeye goaltender Dave Caruso from close range. Though Caruso turned aside Sterling's attempt, last year's Hobey Baker winner, Marty Sertich, lifted the rebound into the back of the net for his first of the season.
"One of our goals was just to battle and compete more," said Owens. "We didn't compete last night, and I thought we played with a sense of desperation tonight and won a lot of little battles."
Ohio State kept pressure in the Colorado College end for much of the night, firing nine shots on Zaba during its six power-play chances. Still, Zaba credited his team's defense for keeping the second chances to a minimum.
"I thought our defense actually did a really good job," said the junior netminder. "Ohio State may have had 34 shots, but I saw a lot of them and our defensemen did a good job of clearing the rebounds that I gave up."
Ohio State had its chances late. Jason DeSantis found himself wide open at the side of the Colorado College net with less than three minutes remaining, but failed to bury a one-timer.
"For a butterfly goalie, I thought we didn't shoot the puck high enough," said Ohio State coach John Markell. "That's where we scored last night."
The two ranked teams emerged with a split after a hard-fought weekend, leaving Saturday night's victors content and its losers disappointed.
"[A 3-1 record] is good because of the teams that we're playing and it's good because we've had four to seven guys out a night," said Owens, whose team suffered several early injuries. "Some games we haven't even had the full allotment of players. We're going to get some guys back slowly over the next couple of weeks, and hopefully we'll be at full strength by November."
"It's tough to take two games in a row against a team of this caliber, but we're not happy with a split," Markell countered. "I thought we put ourselves in position to win this game tonight, and we didn't do it."
Colorado College will remain at home next weekend to face Notre Dame and Air Force. Meanwhile, Ohio State will kick off its CCHA season with a home-and-home series with interstate rival Bowling Green.
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Browsing on Pixi's site looking for some cute new palettes to gift our sisters with and found this scrumptious Nude Shade Wardrobe ($26). Pinks, purples, taupes, peaches and cream make this set a dream for everyday wear. But son of a dick, it was sold out. But because we are super sleuths, we found it on Zappos in a jiffy. Now if only we could use our internet searching skills to find Ryan Gosling's real phone number. (We will pay $100 to someone who does. And we [Magzilla] are not kidding.)
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It looks to me like Pixi discontinued this product but they have some other palettes that may be similar:
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