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The number one question asked is, "if you can extract this or extract that" or "can you extract oils from anything"? YES YOU CAN! ABSOLUTELY!
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It is the FIRST commercially produced low temperature, low pressure extractor designed to use a liquid hydrocarbon (n-Butane) as the primary extraction solvent and RECOVER IT for reuse safely, easily and economically. This means the plant materials are clean with no butane in just one extraction. Tamisium essential oil extraction systems recover and clean n-Butane for reuse lowering production costs, producing up to 98% yields in one extraction and raising your HPLC spikes. Experience high safety, efficiency and maintain optimal quality for butane essential oil results as well as enjoy top performance, reliability and productivity with an easy-to-use Tamisium Butane Oil Extractor. read more or watch the video here...
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We use the enthalpy of Butane or the thermodynamic properties of butane to power the extraction and recovery process. In other words we put in one energy such as heat and get out another such as cold. We benefit from this in a very ergonomic way. The video explains how the Tamisium utilizes pressure differentials to manipulate the solvent from one tank to another and to recover the solvent for reuse. When extracting out volatile oils and chemicals, any rapid evaporating processes should be avoided. Excessive wattage for heating and cooling is required for this process and you run the risk of evaporating out components that have low boiling points. In this tested and proven process we have optimized the recovery speed in our base design to facilitate the highest yield possible when extracting out volatile oil/chemical components with low boiling points. Consider the fact that all Tamisium Extractors are by design a Volatile Oil Extraction Apparatus. It can do both components with high and low boiling points however it really shines when extracting oils, aromas, fragrances and flavors. Delicate or Aggressive in one system!
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What can this extractor do for your business?
- All test have shown results to be superior to any other oil extraction process.
- Cost to operate is a fraction compared to high temp and high pressure systems.
- Safety is paramount and is the reason behind the conception of the original system. Safety Redundancy in place.
- Bio Fuel and some Medicine production that was cost prohibitive can now be cost effective.
- Extracts Slow, Fast, Hot, Sub Freezing, With multiple polarity solvents so you can target one specific component in a plant in a zero pressure or higher system for the first time ever with Zero Negative Reaction.
- Consumes the lowest wattage of any extractor or solvent recovery system ever created. Now a cost effective bio fuel extractor is a reality. Can create fuel with a negative loss for the first time. Better than cost effective. It is now profitable.
- Extracts and recovers the solvent in one cycle. No need to set to extract and then again to recover the solvent. Set it up, Leave it overnight and come back to a finished product.
- No compressors or pumps or any of the problems associated with their use are necessary anymore. When extracting chemicals with high boiling points you can accomplish even faster recovery times than with commercial recovery machines, hassle and worry free, with our proven system of recovery. With volatile oils with lower boiling points requiring slower solvent recovery you still have that option. The best of both worlds.
Although more costly initially you will not be bothered with replacing, repairing and buying unsafe leaking redundant pump systems to keep your business operating at a level that a pump could never achieve. As a matter of fact you could buy 2 of our more costly systems and the cost would amortize out faster because the cost of those pumps would never go away and neither would the risk of fire and contamination. When we used pumps prior to 2005 we never had this control and could only produce a minimal variety of extracts usually only one variety. Utilizing pumps gave us inconsistent completion times due to being in gas and liquid phase part of the time and had to be constantly monitored due to the failure potential of any mechanical reciprocating engine.
Most do not understand hydraulic fluids and how this effects the efficiency of a solvent to dissolve compounds of like or similar polarity.
The rule is this: liquids cannot compress but gases can. For a
molecule of solvent to bond with a like polarity molecule in the
plant and be carried out that molecule has to be present. If you
extract with a liquid you will have the maximum amount of molecules
present in a Cubic Centimeter of space. With a gas like CO2 or any
liquid solvent under a vacuum which can convert it into a gas, such
as when a pump is used, you will have fewer molecules present in a
cc of space. When in liquid phase you cannot compress even 1 more
molecule into that space. It is maxed out. If you filled your tank
all the way with a liquid and tried to cram another cc in that tank
it would stretch it out or rupture it. If any heat hits that tank
when full it will expand and do the same thing but that is another
story. This lack of molecules in a cc of space with gases is why you
need more volumes of gas solvent to extract with when using CO2 or a
pump system. They trick you with the pump systems and tell you that
you are using less solvent. But the truth is that this smaller
amount of solvent is being recovered and recirculate over and over
again a unknown amount of times through the plant because they don't
know if it is in liquid or gas phase because they are vacuuming it
out and pumping it in at the same time to keep the process going.
They actually have to view it when it comes out to see if it is done
or needs to keep going. The pumps are ok with CO2 and that does not
present much of a problem. But when using a flammable solvent pumps
are not an option and do not bring anything beneficial to the table
except a little speed which can be had by spending a little more
money on the initial design by building faster tanks which would
eliminate all future pump expenses. These problems coupled
with the risk and contamination forced us to come up with this
current solution.
***Don't make the mistake of buying into the nonsense of purchasing a HVAC Air Conditioner pump to make your food and medicine. Although I may add that if you want to compare recovery and extraction speeds between a Tamisium and a failed copy of a Tamisium, you can be sure that a faster tank system will win every time if an equal pump was hooked up to both systems recovering equal types and volumes of solvent but I would not recommend it for daily use indoors to produce consumable products.
Remember that the HVAC industry regulates the manufacture of their equipment for AC systems. They would require different manufacturing if they ever thought those pumps would be used to produce consumables versus just pumping refrigerants in and out of your AC system setting OUTSIDE on the side of your home. Accepting a Safety Mark from the HVAC industry to be used in the Food and Drug industry is criminal and misleading. Let's read that one more time... Accepting a Safety Mark from the HVAC industry to be used in the Food and Drug industry is criminal and misleading.
Safety Marks do not cross over into different industries. If they did your chef would be allowed to start cooking your eggs on car tires because car tires are rated safe for cars on roads. You may ask how any of these systems have ever been approved or certified. When I asked one Engineering firm responsible for peer reviewing systems in CO about this, his response was that they are fully aware that the RRMs are unsafe when used as they are but those RRMs are not part of the peer review process and not their responsibility. He added that he knows my system is the safest process out there and would like to pursue reviewing my products.
We are currently producing ASME coded Tanks that use Industry Rated and Approved components for the pressures, temps and solvents used. This allows them to be certified without the need to have a peer review performed in most states and counties specifically WA and most if not all of CO. You must check with your laws and regulations before purchasing to ensure this is the case where you will be using the system.
Extracting is not magic. It is molecular science of the highest order. It is specifically dissolving chemicals of various polarities over different times frames and using temperature to melt and make soluble or solidify wanted and unwanted compounds of a plant. The ability to control these adjustments from zero to maximum allows you to get everything out or to restrict the process in multiple ways. This is what makes a Tamisium more or less valuable. The ability of the extractor to be constrictive in one or all of these adjustments is what separates a Tamisium Extractor from all other extractors.
Some extractors will always require pressure or heat for example. To be able to extract with the least impact on the final extract or product is golden. In other words, to be able to take out what is in the plant without changing it is the goal. Heat and pressure are violent forces and are a catalyst for molecular reaction, especially when combined with reactive compounds and solvents. Butane is non reactive and a Tamisium does not use enough heat and pressure to cause these reactions anyway. It is a dream come true apparatus for those that know!
There are many nonpolar oils that are extracted from a plant when using the non polar solvent n-Butane. Some oils are thin and some are thick to solid. Temperature and time controls how much and what you get out. If you extract them all out you get a concrete. To get a solid from a mixture of these you would have to evaporate the thinner oils along with filtering and aeration, OR simply avoid this during the extraction process with various Tamisium techniques by using the ability to control time, temperature, pressure and solvent polarity. To target a limited number of oils you would have an absolute. To target one or two you would get an essential oil or more pure oil.
The use of solvent combination, time, temperature, pressure, quality, and density or any combination of these 6 parameters of a packed Tamisium column will allow you to have it all and KNOW exactly what affects the outcome! This extractor excels with these 6 QDTPTP controls: Q-uality, D-ensity, T-ime, P-ressure, T-emperature, and P-olarity. By manipulating these repeatable adjustments you will be able to duplicate ANY extraction process and repeat it to produce the same consistent product every time. This also allows for 999,000 possible combinations and unique products.
The industry standard is to prepare an extract after it has been extracted. Refining it to look like what you want or isolating the compounds after you get it out is the norm.
But with a Tamisium anything can be gotten out of the plant selected and in most cases you can control WHAT you get out! It is remarkable to be able to do this during the extraction process. WHY? Because it is easier to restrict the 6 parameters with this system.
If you are a professional laboratory conducting research, or an established business looking to improve your products, lower your operating costs and maximize profits or an individual starting to explore extraction of essential plant oils, these videos will show you how to use a Tamisium Extractor. They come with a lifetime warranty and lifetime support. Every extractor comes with a Fully Illustrated Operational Manual.


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This Lemon Bird Juicer from Williams-Sonoma ($5) is the perfect table-side companion for summer entertaining. The whimsical bird dispenses just the right amount of fresh-squeezed lemon or lime juice for a single beverage. Made of stainless steel, this birdie is dishwasher safe and sure to make your guests smile.
I have tried several times to find the Lemon Bird Juicer on the Williams-Sonomo website. Is it available from another source?
Has anyone been able to find this at Williams-Sonoma? I have been looking on the website and there is no record of it anywhere!
i found them at fantes.com (fante's kitchen wares shop )
i found it at Centralchef.com , look for lemon press
I've tried all the websites above trying to find this item and NO LUCK! :(
Awww... this clears up the air... read the last sentence. Wish the article would have stated this from the get-go.
Sometimes a few drops of juice can make all the difference. Cute enough to grace any table, this stainless steel bird juices any lemon or lime wedge. Simply place the wedge in the bird, squeeze, and watch as the juice runs out of the bird's beak. A handy tool that is sure to charm her. (Coming soon to williams-sonoma.com, $7)
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I finally found the bird lemon juicer at centralchef.com!
October issue of House and Home magazine shows this little juicer but can't find it on williams.conoma.ca shopping site. There is however a plasitc one.
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Tuesday, November 23, 2010
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Well I am glad I didn't pick today to come down the street for a brew!
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The year is 1975 and Reno - so-called because of the place of her birth - has come to New York intent on turning her fascination with motorcycles and speed into art. Her arrival coincides with an explosion of activity in the art world - artists have colonized a deserted and industrial SoHo, are staging actions in the East Village, and are blurring the line between life and art. Reno meets a group of dreamers and raconteurs who submit her to a sentimental education of sorts. Ardent, vulnerable, and bold, she begins an affair with an artist named Sandro Valera, the semi-estranged scion of an Italian tire and motorcycle empire. When they visit Sandro's family home in Italy, Reno falls in with members of the radical movement that overtook Italy in the seventies. Betrayal sends her reeling into a clandestine undertow.
The Flamethrowers is an intensely engaging exploration of the mystique of the feminine, the fake, the terrorist. At its center is Kushner's brilliantly realized protagonist, a young woman on the verge. Thrilling and fearless, this is a major American novel from a writer of spectacular talent and imagination.
©2013 Rachel Kushner (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, Inc.
If it weren't for Audible I'd never get any reading done.
"Stories come gushing out of this book"
Cradled in a fine evocation of the world of the New York art scene circa 1976 and the tumult of labor protests in Italy are a torrent of shorter narratives, almost like a Thousand and One Nights. Most though not all of the stories she tells are enjoyable and contribute to the world she's portraying. I'm not certain it all hangs together, but I suspect I'll be chewing this one over for a while.
The narrator has a pleasant voice that is just right for the protagonist's unsure 23-year-old self. When she says "I" you really believe she's the one telling you this story. However, her intonation is sometimes way off, as if she's concentrating on keeping a smooth delivery at the expense of understanding what she's saying.
"Motorcycle ride through the counterculture 70's"
When I decided to listen to The Flamethrowers I was guardedly hopeful that the world Rachel Kushner was brazened enough to tackle, the world of gritty, downtown New York in the 1970's, would live up to my expectations. Expectations set high since I am long time resident of lower Manhattan with an appreciation of art and counter intuitive thinking, both central elements of that place and time. She did not disappoint. Ms. Kushner's knowledge of art, the people and places that made up the scene and the meticulous research of events swirling in the 70's is spot on. This allowed her to recreate with accuracy the mood of deserted cobblestoned streets and dilapidated lofts, populated by colorfully independent, smart and destructive urban nomads.
Ms. Kushner is not only an imaginative story teller weaving truths with flights of fantasies but she has the ability to write in loving prose beautifully rendering even the grimy haunts of counterculture New York as it teeters on the edge of anarchy and bankruptcy.
The story shifts gears as smoothly as a high performance motorcycle as it speeds across the salt flats from New York to Italy and the South Pacific. To enhance the mood of the 70's, she creates a loosely structured plot like time itself, made up of rivulets of events that swirl and mingle into the larger river of time and history. This coupled with the sultry voice of narrator Christina Traister, giving life to Reno, our guide on this odyssey as she shares her experiences with the cool, objectivity of an anthropologist makes The Flamethrowers an entoxicating motorcycle ride that speeds us out of a place of conformity to a world of intellectual possibilities. This is a ride with all the excitement and uncertainty of the open road. A ride worth taking.
"Italophiles: beware!"
Maybe Kushner; definitely not Traister.
This book will attract those who have some connection to (and/or knowledge about) Italy and Italian culture. Those listeners will be driven bananas by the reader's bad, fake Italian accent, and her egregious mispronunciations of Italian words. A few pointers for her: "Gianni" is a 2-syllable word, not 3 (the 'i' is not pronounced; it just makes the "G" soft). The two zzs in "ragazza" make the same sound as the 2 zzs in "pizza." The accent at the end of words like "Cinecittà" is telling you where to put the stress. Etc. etc. The poor pronunciation seriously detracts from the authorial voice we like to imagine we are hearing; and by extension, it undermines our faith in the author's expertise. Please, Audible: there must be readers out there with pleasant voices, clear diction, AND elementary knowledge of foreign languages. Hire one of them next time.
"A Test for Secure Men"
I'm only a couple hours into the book and I think it's fantastic. Why? Because this is in part a story that could be about a man's experiences except it's told by a woman, about a woman. I think that many men are just not secure enough in their masculinity to allow themselves to enjoy both the story and the reader. Note that I'm a guy though the Audible account is in my wife's name. Actually, it's really cool to hear how Kushner describes motorcycle riding, loud music and gun shots with words that men just would not. I really dig that. I think that most American men would either not get it or not admit that they get it at the risk of being too in touch with their feminine side. As an example, regardless of how it's described, riding a motorcycle at nearly 150 miles per hour is thrilling and dangerous no matter if you are of the gender that stands to pee or sits to pee.
Casting genderization aside, Kushner uses uncommon words and expressions to describe things. Ordinary things are described as if they were art and I think that's really cool too. Maybe it's my left handed but ambidextrous mind and body that find this book so captivating. Maybe some day soon I will meet Kushner and her hubbie at one of our nearby quasi Bohemian bars or eateries and we can have a fun chat. Major compliments on her ability to describe life for young adults in the late 70's when I belonged to that demographic. I'm 63 now.
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"Great novel with a lot of surprises"
Great strong women lead, most of the other characters are realistic but disgusting people.
Narrartor was perfect for the main character.
Great narrative and tension, although there were a couple philosophical tangents that lost me.
Not really a 'story of the 1970's' as some have said. Sure there is some of that detail of the times, but it's background to a personal drama.
"Didn't engage me at all"
Couldn't get interested in the story or the characters. Maybe someone interested in motorcycles and racing will have more luck. Good writing, though, and I like the reader.
One master-passion in the br east, like Aaron's serpent, swallows all the rest. A. Pope
"SoHo Esoterotica, Trip to Italy...All She Wrote"
Reno girl in early 20s, who loves motorcycles, goes to NYC in 1975 with a nebulous plan to make art that incorporates her need for speed. She hangs out with people who highly value their own respective opinions. On pretty much everything. After having many vapid conversations with denizens of SoHo, she becomes involved and moves in with an Italian heir to a tire and motorcycle empire, they go to Italy, and she briefly becomes entwined with a radical group in Rome, then comes back home and hears a tragic story told by her first NYC flame.
The novel was most interesting for its illustration of the inauthenticity of some in the world of "art," which also brings up the novel's drawback: it's mainly a bunch of high-brow talk-talk, with a faux fusion of the esoteric and erotic ("esoterotica") which can be quite etiolating, if you know what I mean.
Because I went into this novel thinking I'd enjoy it, I let it sit for a while after reading it. I hoped absence would make the heart grow fonder before writing this review. For my tastes, I can only say I give the story a 4 because it's really well written, but it did not connect with me.
"One of the worst I have ever read."
No coherent storyline. A mishmash of topics and locales that are not related and uninteresting. Did not explore any in depth. I mean - racing in Utah, growing up in Reno, finding a boyfriend in NY, a friendship with a waitress, hanging out in Italy with yet another group of people, an old war story, union strife in Italy, - none of which we have enough info to care about.
That the synopsis was very misleading. I expected a story about the art scene in NY.
All except the waitress
"Imaginative writing, thin plot"
Meandering, stream of conscious writing. Intriguing, colorful and imaginative settings and characters, but thin plot.
"Unbelieveable - literally."
At first I was very excited about this book. There were elements that I could relate to from my own past (living and working in Soho in the 70's, being part of the art scene, riding motorcycles). But there was just too much inconsistency in the detail for me to think it was well written. I like to create a visual image as I'm reading (or listening). Many of the landmarks, people and streets I'm very familiar with, but the way they were strung together illustrated the imagination of a fiction writer. Entertaining? Yes. Would I recommend it? Probably not.
She was able to project personalities through the voices of the multiple narrators in this book.
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text: I just started playing through KotOR 2 again yesterday as my favorite class, the Jedi Guardian. I'm well into Nar Shadaa, my second planet (after telos) and I am BARELY making it by. I always die when I play! :( I rarely get any hits and when I try using force powers, everyone is getting saved, even freakn canocks. I'm playing through it similar as to when I played through KotOR as a guardian... is there some sort of balanceing mod thing I can use to make the game better to play through as a guardian? I have difficulty set to normal.


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Co-ordinated by experienced heritage conservation specialist Elisha Long with input from roofing specialist practitioners.
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- common roofing types on Sydney buildings
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Roofs are a major feature of traditional buildings. Roofs, maintained with sound cladding and appropriate rainwater details, are a beautiful feature of urban and rural landscapes. Managing rainwater is fundamental to the sustainable conservation of buildings.
Yet many heritage buildings suffer deterioration due to water ingress from poorly maintained roofs, leading to termite infestation, structural problems, ceiling failures and an unhealthy building interior. In this workshop participants will have the opportunity to handle materials and inspect roofs to gain a better understanding of the importance of materials and detailing.
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Word around the streets is that there is a new craze with putting coconut oil into your coffee? Crazy or amazing? Well, studies have shown that adding coconut oil in your coffee is actually extremely beneficial. If you're already drinking 1-2 cups in the morning a day, coconut oil can add that extra boost in the A.M. and jump start you in the right direction. The combination of the two ingredients results in higher alertness, more focus, boosts your metabolism, and can even aid in weight loss.
Still not a believer? Well, here's how it works! The ingredients in coconut oil is made up primarily of medium chain fatty acids. By ingesting coconut oil, your body reduces its need for glucose production by not storing fat. These fatty acids, which are processed by the liver, help produce ketones that are essential to your body for energy and metabolism.
Now that we know the health benefits and that it works, you're probably wondering how it tastes? Coconut oil has a very mild flavor and does not overwhelm the aroma of the coffee. Try it for yourself! It's as simple as stirring in 2 tablespoons of coconut oil in your hot coffee! You can get creative and add vanilla, half and half, milk, and so on! The possibilities are endless and the health benefits are exponential!


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Good Morning America is showing off their 'Red Carpet Deals and Steals'. The 'Deals and Steals' segment of the morning news show is to present amazing deals from retailers looking to have a 'one day only' special for a particular item, items or service, to be mentioned on Good Morning America. The Oscars is airing this Sunday on ABC and it would be quite fitting that 'Red Carpet' deals would be shown on Good Morning America this morning.
Now what kind of red carpet deals can we get this morning? Let's take a look. First 'Deals and Steals' shown is Silk'n Pro. Silk'n Pro is a permanent hair removal devices. Normally, these systems from Silk'n retail for $199-$599 and today, they are reducing their prices to 50% off, bringing the price to $99.50-$299.50 and Silk'n is also offering free shipping today.
Next, we have RCK, 'Red Carpet Kolour' body glow. This product is to smooth and blend your skin, from tan lines to age spots to varicose veins, helps your skin look smooth, healthy and red carpet ready. This normally retails at $50 per bottle and today it is 50% and being offered at $25.
Third item on the carpet is Debroah Lippman nail polish and treatments. Many stars walking the red carpet this Sunday will be wearing Deborah Lippman's nail polish and here is an easy opportunity to purchase and wear something that the stars wear. Normally, the items in this line retail from $18-$45 and these items are also 50% off today, which brings this 'star quality' items down to $9-$22.50. Easy steal there!
Fourth on the list, is stunning jewelry made of colorful CZ by Kenneth Jay Lane. These pieces are very bright, colorful, delicate and definitely red carpet ready. You have to see the for yourself and you will be amazed by the brilliance of these pieces.Originally, these pieces have a retail of $48-$198 and today, the prices are being discounted from 70-81% off! Mega deal here, bringing the prices down to $9-$59!
Fifth deal of today is from shoe designer Nina. They are 4" heels, available in 9 multiple colors and has a square CZ brooch near the toe, which shoes that these heels are always red carpet ready. These gorgeous shoes are normally $99 (which is already a great buy), brought down 50% to $49.50. And, free shipping today, too with purchase.
Last item for today are cheesecake pops! Yes, we understand if your stomach started to give you a hint to order these. The chocolate covered cheesecake pops are perfect bite-size desserts for any occasion at all. They come in a dozen or 10, for each order, brought to you from Golden Edibles. Normally, the price for these delicious edibles is $76, but today, they are 50 % bringing the price down to $38.50 and offering free shipping along with the discount.
All of these items can have you red carpet ready whenever the occasion may arise and you will feel amazing and confident, just like the stars on the red carpet. These items can be found, as well as links to their individual sites, at http://www.goodmorningamerica.com. Now, let's get ready for the red carpet and the Oscars!


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Research Article
Symbolic Boundaries and Ideology in the Norwegian Multicultural Society: A Longitudinal Study of Public Discourse
Version of Record online: 23 OCT 2011
DOI: 10.1002/casp.1126
Copyright © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology
Volume 22, Issue 3, pages 187–205, May/June 2012
Additional Information
How to Cite
Phelps, J. M., Blakar, R. M., Carlquist, E., Nafstad, H. E. and Rand-Hendriksen, K. (2012), Symbolic Boundaries and Ideology in the Norwegian Multicultural Society: A Longitudinal Study of Public Discourse. J. Community. Appl. Soc. Psychol., 22: 187–205. doi: 10.1002/casp.1126
Publication History
- Issue online: 13 MAR 2012
- Version of Record online: 23 OCT 2011
- Manuscript Accepted: 17 SEP 2011
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- symbolic boundaries;
- ideology;
- intergroup relations;
- immigration;
- cultural diversity
Group boundaries between immigrant minority and majority members are currently undergoing considerable and complex changes in European multicultural societies due to migration. In this paper, we present a descriptive, longitudinal investigation of the usage of linguistic expressions in Norwegian media discourse that describe symbolic boundary developments between immigrant minority and majority members, and their multicultural context. Seventy-two expressions are analyzed, and three temporal usage patterns are described (increasing, decreasing, and 'mountain') as central to understanding current symbolic boundaries and how they may both frame and be shaped by ideologies. Expressions describing immigrant minorities have increasingly focused on their establishment in the Norwegian multicultural society and have also shifted from general boundaries of outsiderness to increasingly specified boundaries of origins, visibility, and immigrant otherness. Norwegian majority expressions have mostly shifted toward a focus on origins. Our analysis suggests that symbolic boundaries in the Norwegian multicultural society have been changing rapidly. They seem to be shaped by complex ideological patterns constructing both similarities and differences, and which simultaneously seem to promote both inclusion and exclusion for certain immigrant minorities. Copyright © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.


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Pregnancy Brain: Myth or Reality?
What Pregnancy Brain Feels Like
Pregnancy brain is "the feeling of walking into a room, going after something, and not remembering what you went for about five to 10 times a day," Brizendine says.
There may also be an evolutionary aspect to it. Women's health expert Donnica Moore, MD, says, "It has been postulated that, from an evolutionary standpoint, this memory impairment may be helpful so that women will forget about other stuff and focus on caring for the child."
Many pregnant women and new moms spend a lot of time thinking about the changes that having a baby will bring or taking care of their newborn. As a result, their short-term memory may suffer.
How to Help Your Memory
Moore says if you feel you're not as sharp as usual, that should be "your first tip-off that, when you are preparing to have a baby, you need to simplify other areas of your life because life is about to get a lot more complicated."
After the baby arrives, sleep deprivation is clearly a contributing factor. Brizendine says, "Women accumulate up to 700 hours of sleep debt in the first year after having a baby, and that causes the brain not to be at its best for things other than caring for the baby."
So what can you do?
Write things down. Ob-gyn Geeta Sharma, MD, of New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center, says, "Most patients comment, 'I have to write my questions down or I will forget,' and then mention that they are more forgetful in general."
Jotting things down, whether on a grocery list or a list of questions to ask your obstetrician, helps. "Make lists, use a day planner, and keep your sense of humor," Moore says.
Get more sleep. This may be tricky for new parents. But it can make a real difference. "Most moms need more deep sleep, and within a week of getting better sleep, some of this momnesia stuff goes away," Brizendine says.
"If your memory problems are getting in the way of taking safety precautions or if you find yourself doing things like forgetting to put your child in the car seat, worry," Brizendine says. "Otherwise, it's normal."
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The Crimson Tide's 126 honors came from nine different teams and was led by rowing's 36 accolades
The Crimson Tide's 126 honors came from nine different teams and was led by rowing's 36 accolades
O'Shaughnessey earns ITA/Arthur Ashe Leadership and Sportsmanship Award; Osama named Southern Region Rookie of the Year
Crimson Tide's upset bid against Kentucky fell short but Alabama rebounded to defeat the Citadel
Crimson Tide improves to 7-3 with the victories
2013-14 (SOPHOMORE) ITA Doubles All-American ... NCAA Doubles participant with Daniil Proskura ... Second Team All-SEC ... ITA Southern Region Player to Watch ... ITA Scholar-Athlete ... SEC Academic Honor Roll ... ranked as high as No. 51 in singles and No. 7 in doubles ... won a team-high 22 singles matches in addition to 16 doubles matches ... played at No. 2 singles and split time at the top two spots in doubles ... defeated five nationally-ranked opponents in singles and another six in doubles ... won his last five singles matches of the season ... defeated the No. 1 and No. 2 doubles teams in the nation in consecutive weeks ... snapped No. 1 Mikelis Libietis and Hunter Reese's 10-match overall winning streak and 20-match winning streak in the SEC that dated back to 2012 ... also beat 37th-ranked Libietis in singles, 6-4, 7-6(6) ... topped the higher-ranked Ryan Lipman of Vanderbilt, 3-6, 6-2, 6-3 ... defeated South Carolina's Tsvetan Mihov, who was nationally-ranked, twice, including the regular-season matchup and in the SEC tournament ... clinched the match for the Tide against San Diego at the ITA Kick-Off Weekend, beating Uros Petronijevic 6-5, 5-6, 6-5(3) ... also beat No. 74 Campbell Johnson of California at ITA Kick-Off Weekend ... won two singles matches in the qualifying draw at the ITA All-American Championships ... advanced to the quarterfinals at the USTA/ITA Southern Regional Championships in singles, winning his first three matches at the tournament in straight sets ... made it to the round of 16 in singles at the Southern Intercollegiates.
2012-13 (FRESHMAN) Second Team All-SEC ... SEC All-Freshman Team ... earned SEC Freshman of the Week honors on Feb. 6 ... tied for the most overall singles wins on the team with 29 ... led the squad with 26 doubles victories throughout the year ... knocked off six nationally-ranked opponents in singles and another four in doubles ... teamed with partner Daniil Proskura to defeat the duo of No. 27 Harrison Adams and Shane Vinsant of 12th-ranked Texas A&M in the quarterfinals of the SEC Championship ... battled to a three set victory over Stefan Lindmark to help the Tide defeat No. 6 Ole Miss in the conference tournament ... his win against Santiago Munoz clinched the Tide's victory over Arkansas in the opening round of the SEC Championship ... defeated Austin Smith of No. 3 Georgia ... secured a top-75 win in doubles with Proskura over No. 60 Edward Jones and John Collins of 10th-ranked Tennessee ... earned a top-25 win in doubles with Proskura over No. 25 Adams and Vinsant of 12th-ranked Texas A&M ... secured a victory in doubles with Proskura over Gonzales Austin and Anton Kovrigin of No. 14 Vanderbilt ... earned the clinching point for the Tide with his thrilling victory over No. 85 Lukas Ollert of arch-rival Auburn ... eased to a victory over LSU's Tam Trinh ... edged out Mike Ward of Arkansas ... earned a victory against No. 55 William Kallberg of No. 13 Ole Miss to open SEC play ... secured a top-50 win in doubles with Proskura over the Rebels' 49th-ranked duo of Adrian Skogeng and Kallberg ... defeated Venkat Iyer of Cornell from the No. 1 position at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center ... clinched the team victory against Harvard by defeating Denis Nguyen ... secured the winning point for the Tide with a victory against Tomas Hanzlik of Penn State in the Wake Forest Spring invite ... earned a doubles win with teammate Jarryd Botha at the Crimson Tide Fall Championships against Yannick Born and Marlon Brand of Middle Tennessee State ... secured wins against Daniel Bustamante (Troy), Olivier Borsos (LSU), Stefan Lindmark (Mississippi) and Malte Stropp (Mississippi State) en route to advancing to the semifinals of the USTA/ITA Southern Regional Championships ... also picked up two wins in doubles with Botha at the USTA/ITA Southern Regional Championships ... earned a spot on the all-tournament team at the Tom Fallon Invitational after defeating Billy Pecor of host Notre Dame and Michigan State's Denis Bogatov ... earned two doubles wins with Botha against Michigan and Michigan State at that same tournament ... began his collegiate career at the Duke Fab Four Invite where he collected singles wins against No. 96 Alexis Heugas of VCU and Duke's Daniel McCall.
PREP HIGHLIGHTS Five-star recruit according to TennisRecruiting.net ... ranked No. 1 in Georgia, No. 8 in the Southeast and No. 25 in the nation by TennisRecuiting.net ... four-time Georgia Independent School Association individual and team champion ... four-time Telegraph Middle Georgia High School Player of the Year ... won the National Open Doubles finals in the boys 16 group ... finalist in the National Open Singles in Boys 16 ... played seven-time Grand Slam Champion Mats Wilander in an exhibition match (edged in a third set tiebreaker) ... also competed in soccer and track.
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World Water Works, Inc. (WWW), a leading designer and manufacturer of wastewater treatment solutions, has been selected to provide its Ideal MBBR-DAF technology by Hopewell Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility (HRWTF), a 27 million gallons per day (MGD) facility.
The Pittsburgh Water & Sewer Authority Board of Directors has voted to continue its nearly three-year partnership with Veolia North America, the world's leading provider of environmental solutions.
This low-VOC epoxy protects water and wastewater pipelines with one coat instead of two.
The three extraordinary projects provide clean water access to remote rural villages in East Africa and Central America.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is providing up to $600,000 in training and technical assistance to help water utilities in more than 20 communities bolster their climate change resilience and readiness.
Nov. 6 presentation explains how transportation departments and local governments are working creatively to reduce chloride impacts to waters.
Columbia, S.C.; Florence, Ala.; and Richmond, Va., are the inaugural partners in a program that's expected to generate almost $13 million in economic value via more-effective curbside recycling.
Portland Water Bureau serves roughly one-quarter of Oregon's residents via its own 2,000-mile supply-and-distribution network as well as wholesalers. This software will help managers allocate resources for maximum impact.
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A Somali lawmaker has been shot dead in Mogadishu. Al-Qaeda-linked militant group al Shebab, which has promised to step up attacks during the month of Ramadan, has claimed responsibility for the attack.
The murder of Ahmed Mohamud Hayd and his bodyguard is the latest in a surge of attacks in the African country.
Another Somali lawmaker and a parliamentary secretary were also wounded in the attack.
Prime Minister Abdiweli Sheikh Ahmed has condemned the attack, calling it a "criminal act."
Gunmen in a car opened fire on the lawmakers on Thursday as they left a hotel in the capital's heavily-policed port district.
"They were going to attend a parliament session when they came under attack," Abdi Bare Yusuf, a member of parliament, told reporters.
Militant group al Shebab has vowed to intensify attacks during Islam's holy month of Ramadan.
"This was a targeted assassination. We also wounded another MP and two bodyguards," al Shebab spokesman Abdulaziz Abu Musab told the AFP news agency.
"We will continue to hunt other lawmakers if they do not leave the apostate organization," Abu Musab added, alluding to the western-backed government in Mogadishu.
Al Shebab fighters fled the capital three years ago and have since lost control of most big Somali towns to a 22,000-strong UN-backed African Union force, fighting alongside government troops. The Islamists, however, still holds sway in vast swathes of the country's rural hinterland from where they regularly launch guerrilla raids.
Of late, al Shebab has increased attacks on government officials and security forces in a bid to discredit claims by the authorities that they are winning the war in Somalia.


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The flight attendant kept close watch over Ali Reza Shahsavari from a seat behind him as the jetliner raced toward Amarillo.
"Flight attendants aren't on airplanes to serve drinks and peanuts," Steve Elson, a former member of a Federal Aviation Administration team tasked with testing airport security, said Wednesday.
"They are actually there for safety and security. They are trained in how to deal with unruly people."
Southwest Airlines Flight 3683, flying from Los Angeles to Kansas City, Mo., made an emergency landing Tuesday afternoon at Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport after Shahsavari, 29, of Indialantic, Fla., began shouting obscenities from the rear of the plane, authorities said. Flight attendants calmed Shahsavari and turned him over to police after the plane reached Amarillo Gate 7 at about 3:30 p.m.
He still was being held Wednesday evening at the Randall County jail on federal charges of interfering with a flight crew. No one was hurt.
Dealing with difficult situations is part of flight attendants' training, Elson and others said.
"Flight attendants are absolutely there for passenger safety," said Jacob North, a pilot and member of the Southwest Airlines Pilots Association. "They are there for a whole myriad of reasons — doing evacuations, dealing with health emergencies. Those folks in the back are there to make sure things are handled properly."
He said as a pilot, he has to rely on the flight attendants' assessments of situations unfolding in the cabin.
Southwest spokesman Brad Hawkins said incidents happen in the air more often than people might think. Many cases are medical emergencies. In those instances, flight attendants can hook headsets into communications ports spaced throughout the cabin where they can speak to doctors on the ground, Hawkins said.
"They give the information and the doctor says whether we need to divert," he said.
Flight 3683 passenger Doug Oerding, of Lincoln, Calif., marveled at attendants' response as tensions mounted. One of the attendants sat behind Shahsavari as the aircraft sped toward Amarillo, he said. After the landing, the attendant seated behind him followed him as he made his way toward waiting authorities.
"He didn't say a word. He didn't look at anybody," Oerding said from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., the final destination of Flight 3683.
Police arrested Shahsavari after the airplane door opened. Officials declined to identify the attendant who walked Shahsavari to the door. Overcome following the tension on the aircraft, she stayed overnight Tuesday in Amarillo, authorities said.
Dozens of officers and detectives responded to the airport after receiving the call indicating someone was trying to break into the plane's cockpit while it was in flight over Texas. Authorities said they ultimately determined no attempted break-in took place.
"We responded a little more than if there was just a man not doing what he was told," said Amarillo police Cpl. Jerry Neufeld. "Because we were told a man was trying to gain entry to the cockpit, it was a much more immediate response."
Detectives were in the middle of a shift change, and any in the building were sent to the airport to assist the FBI and federal Transportation Security Administration, Neufeld said. Authorities took affidavits from each of the 136 passengers and five crew members, he said.
"It was a pretty quick process," Neufeld said.
The plane was on the ground in Amarillo for about two hours.
"That was amazing. We were back in the air at 5:30," Oerding said. "I was impressed with Southwest and law enforcement."
Oerding said he watched as police led from the plane the flight attendant who'd kept a watchful eye on Shahsavari. Finally, she broke down into tears, he said.
"Everybody did an excellent job," Oerding said, "especially that one stewardess. They took her off the plane. She couldn't go on."


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Included will be presentations by school board president Tony Moore and performances by Thomas Jefferson students and We Day participants.
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The Congressional Budget Office study predicts a 2013 budget deficit of $642 billion, more than $200 billion below its February estimate.
CBO says higher tax revenues and better-than-expected bailout repayments by mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are the key reasons for the improved outlook.


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At the age of 25, Joe Whitney is finally about to get his chance in the NHL.
The New Jersey Devils announced this morning that they have recalled Whitney from Albany (AHL) to join the club in New Jersey after sending rookie forward Reid Boucher back to the minors on Wednesday.
Whitney has spent the last three seasons in Albany where he has 57 goals and 75 assists in 179 points and currently leads the team with 16 goals and 20 assists.
"He's leading us in scoring in the minors, he led us last year and he deserves the opportunity," Lou Lamoriello told Tom Gulitti of The Record on Thursday morning.
"With everybody becoming healthy we've got to try to find a left wing for Travis [Zajac] and Jagr, so we're going to give Joe a chance."
There are definitely worse ways to start your rookie season in the NHL than playing alongside future Hall of Famer Jaromir Jagr.
Whitney won't add much size to the lineup but it's a gamble the Devils will have to take for his offensive side, which Boucher didn't exhibit while with the big club.
The left wing from Massachusetts went undrafted, completing four seasons at Boston College where he put up 40 goals and 102 assists with the Eagles. Whitney signed as a free agent with Albany in 2011 before signing with New Jersey in 2013.


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[Solved] Xbox live profile problem.
I have downloaded my profile several times and used different Flash Drives but modio still cant find my profile on them. Suggestions would be appreciated.
I have also reformatted and put more profiles on it with other game saves. Still doesn't see my profile. It says there aren't any on the Flash drive.
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Re: Xbox live profile problem.
Make sure you are logged into Modio with the latest update.
First, go ahead and format your USB stick.
How To Move Your Gamertag Onto Your USB Stick
Before opening Modio you'll want to move your Gamertag onto your USB stick. You can do this by following these brief steps:
-Plug your USB stick into your Xbox
-Go to the Xbox Dashboard and scroll over to System Settings
-After opening System Settings select Storage
-Once Storage opens select your Hard Drive
-After selecting Hard Drive find Profiles and open it
-Once it opens find your Gamertag and select it
-Once the options load, copy it to your USB stick
-Unplug the USB stick from your Xbox and try again.La vie en rose
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Re: Xbox live profile problem.
I had no problems with the other versions of modio, only 5. I have moved it several times after downloading my profile also. It still doesn't find it.
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Re: Xbox live profile problem.
It isn't. That's the problem I am having. its not showing up. when I explore the device it has the xbox 360 file so I know its formatted correctly.
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Candace Cameron Bure is going against the flow of sexy, skimpy costumes while she competes on "Dancing With the Stars," according to Us Weekly, March 18, 2014.
In a video clip from rehearsals, Candace told dance partner, Mark Ballas, "The two most important things in my life are my faith and my family and I know that is what is going to get me through this competition. I'm not gonna be your sexy girl, I'm a mom of three kids so I want to look good and feel beautiful, but I will probably stay on the more modest end of costuming."
Candace believes it is important to be a good role model to her children. She said that their costumes would reflect the style of dance in a classy way.
Candace said to Us Weekly, "I want to represent all the moms out there and inspire them and encourage them. I'm just a woman, I'm not any different than all the moms out there -- my priority is my family, my husband, my kids and so this for me is truly just a joy. It's something I've never done and to get the opportunity to do this is fantastic. I'm just going to enjoy every moment. We're working hard of course, but I'm thrilled to just be able to work hard and do this."
Amidst all the changes on "DWTS," this will be a nice change. Perhaps she can set a new standard for modest dress, instead of the flashy, sequined material that barely covers the person and leaves little to the imagination that most female dancers feel the need to wear.
Candace came in second on Monday night's performance. She and Mark scored 25 points.
Candace was on the show, "Full House" in her role as D.J. Tanner. She is also a producer and author.
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Stanford, Calif. - The next installment of the Inside Stanford Sports radio show is scheduled for Monday, February 19. Fans are invited to attend the live 1220 AM KNTS broadcast originating from the Old Pro Restaurant at 541 Ramona Street in downtown Palo Alto from 6:00-7:00 pm, PT. Guests from the show will include representatives from men's golf (head coach Conrad Ray, Zack Miller, Matt Savage) and women's basketball (assistant coach Charmin Smith, Morgan Clyburn, Jullian Harmon). Hope to see you there for some food, fun and the opportunity to get "Inside Stanford Sports".


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HTC HD7 to bring Windows Phone 7 to T-Mobile USA in November?
It looks like AT&T is not the only US carrier that could offer Windows Phone 7 smartphones as soon as November. T-Mobile may also have a WP7 device on sale that month.
TmoNews has managed to obtain a T-Mobile document that includes accessories for some upcoming handsets.
One of these handsets is the HTC HD7, which will almost certainly run Windows Phone 7.
Other devices that appear on the list:
- Blackberry Bold 9780
- LG Optimus T (this could be a US version of the Optimus One or the Optimus Chic)
- Motorola Jordan (codename for the Android-based Motorola Defy)
- Motorola Begonia (what could this be?)
- Dell Claire (Engadget says this may be T-Mo's own Dell Streak)
All the accessories for these handsets are slated to arrive in November, so it makes perfect sense for the handsets themselves to be available at about the same time. We'll bring more details as soon as we get them.


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It is with great sadness that we have learned of the death of our dear friend Sir Laurence Muir, one of life's true gentlemen.
Laurie's association of over 26 years with Baker IDI Heart & Diabetes Institute was one of devotion and deep friendship.
As a Director and then Chair of the Baker Board of Management (1984-87) and as Patron of both Baker IDI and our volunteer group Friends of Baker IDI for the last 12 years, he worked tirelessly on our behalf.
The Director, Members and Chair of the Board of Management, Friends of Baker and the entire staff of Baker IDI Heart & Diabetes Institute extend our sincere condolences to Laurie's family and friends on the loss of such a wonderful man whose life we shall celebrate and whose memories we shall cherish.
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1 Todai-ji
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Built in 743 on the instigation of Emperor Shomu, Todai-ji centres on the Daibutsu-den, the main pavilion. There is a reason for its gigantic size (57m long and 50m wide): this wooden structure houses the enormous bronze statue of the cosmic Buddha, ..
2 Kofuku-ji
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Kofuku-ji, which was originally erected in Kyoto, was taken to Nara in 741 by the aristocratic Fujiwara family, whose power it represented. At the height of its glory, between the 8C and 12C, this Buddhist temple of the Hosso school had a total of 17..
3 Nara National Museum
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Inaugurated in 1895, the Nara National Museum has a large collection of Buddhist art housed in two different buildings. The old building brings together the collections of Japanese Buddhist sculpture left in storage by the large monasteries of Nara a..
4 Kasuga Taisha
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Like all Shinto shrines, Kasuga Taisha looks after the nature around it. Hunting and the felling of trees have been banned since the 8C and hundred-year-old cedars stand tall in the sacred forest surrounding the shrine. A thousand stone lanterns mark..
5 Isui-en Garden
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Off the beaten track for tourists, the traditional garden of Isui-en offers a relaxing break between cultural sites. It consists of two gardens dating from the Meiji period: the one to the west is a stroll garden laid out around a little pond; its op..
6 Naramachi
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Naramachi is Nara's historical district and is made up of time-worn little wooden houses, machiya. These modest residences built by merchants in the 18C and 19C (some are still inhabited by their descendants) have been turned into restaurants, craft ..
7 Toshodai-ji
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Upon the invitation of Emperor Shomu, the monk Ganjin (688-763) left China for Japan in 759 to spread the teachings of Buddhism. He founded the Ritsu school by establishing the rules of monastic discipline which would have a durable influence on Japa..
8 Yakushi-ji
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J - Nara
This temple (680) belonging to the Hosso sect is one of the oldest and most sacred in the city. Badly damaged by fire in 973 and again in 1528, Yakushi-ji had to be reconstructed in its entirety, with the exception of the To-to, the East Pagoda. This..


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Home >> Fell Walking >> Speyside >> Ben Alder
Length 45 Kilometre(s) | Highest point 1,148 metre(s)
North of Culra Bothy from Dalwhinnie
Start/Finish Dalwhinnie Station
Distance/Time 45 km (bike 30 km, walk 15 km) Approx 10 hours (with bike)
Peaks Ben Alder, 1148 m, NN 496 718
Sron Coire na h-Iolaire, 955 m, NN 513 704
Beinn Bheoil, 1019 m, NN 516 717
Introduction These are highly prized hills with excellent views in all directions. Both the Long and Short Leachas ridges are very easy scrambles. Ben Alder is very prominent when driving S on the A9 past Dalwhinnie.
Route (1) Park at or near Dalwhinnie Station then walk S along the minor road alongside the railway. There is some limited parking about 30 m before the level crossing. Cross the railway and follow the track along the N side of Loch Ericht past some new imposing buildings. If the gate at one of them is locked, it is easy to circumvent it (even with a bike) by going up the obvious grassy bank. Continue to just before Ben Alder Lodge where the track forks right uphill then starts a long gentle descent towards Loch Pattack. If cycling, don't take the grassy track towards Culra but go a little further where there is a better stony track. Although not a track all the way, it is relatively easy to cycle all the way to Culra. Cross the obvious bridge a few hundred metres before the bothy and leave bikes at the bothy.
(2) Cross back across the bridge and follow the generally well constructed path SW by the river then S, climbing towards Lochan a' Bhealach Bheithe. When the path starts to steepen, look for a small cairn on a corner where a faint path leads off towards the Long Leachas – the most northerly of the 2 long ridges facing Culra and the river confluence at about NN 512 752. Climb the lower ridge which has a cairn on the first significant top. A distinct path now weaves through steep crags with 2 easy rock steps and 2 easy gullies before emerging on the Ben Alder plateau at a cairn. Walk S past the top of the Short Leachas (cairn) then up gentle stony slopes to the summit trig point of Ben Alder, passing some circular walled shelters just below the summit. Continue along the E edge of the plateau past Lochan a' Garbh Choire and either continue to follow edge (goes NE at one stage) or head SW to descend easy slopes to the wide grassy Bealach Breabag (a stream can be used as a guide but be careful not to end up N or S of bealach).
(3) From the bealach, an obvious path goes NE onto the NW shoulder of Sron Coire na h-Iolaire. Make a short detour SE to the summit of Sron Coire na h-Iolaire. Retrace to shoulder and follow the main ridge NNE to Beinn Bheoil. Continue along ridge for about 2 km then go NW down faint paths to rejoin the good path from Lochan a' Bhealach Bheithe to Culra and Dalwhinnie.
Notes (a) This walk took place on 15th September, 2009.
(b) The Short Leachas provide a shorter route to the summit with only slightly harder scrambling – but still easy. To reach the, stay on the good path to Lochan a' Bhealach Bheithe until almost at the lochan then traverse W to their foot.
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It is almost impossible to focus on the immense oil spill in the Gulf and feel good at the same time. As someone who wants to be an uplifter, to contribute positive energy, what is our best response to this event?
The Inner Journey
In order to be of help it is important to keep our emotional balance. Some things to keep in mind:
- There is a solution to every problem.
- The Earth has an amazing capacity to heal.
- This event will inspire people to make drilling safer, to lessen our dependence on oil, to cherish the beauty of the sea and it's living things.
- When this event is healed, our world will be wiser and more advanced than it was before.
Whatever we focus on gets amplified. If we focus on the dreadfulness of the current situation ("what is"), then we will remain stuck there. If we focus on the outcomes we desire, we will amplify those.
The Action Journey
For most of us, the event in the Gulf is a media story. At this point, it has no practical impact on our lives. In general, the less we focus on the story the better, because it is so easy to get drawn into the fear surrounding the event. Media outlets know fear gets our attention, so they will go for the most negative impact.
Feeling anxiety when faced with loss, and sadness when it occurs, is natural and valuable. Letting our sadness flow is part of the healing process. However, dwelling there is not. If you are likely to be directly affected or know others who will be, you can help yourself and them begin to see beyond next month to where we all want to end up.
The greatest challenges bring out the best in people. It is amazing how resourceful and skilled in problem-solving people can become when faced with a powerful threat. It is amazing how communities can come together, forgetting petty differences, when responding to a common foe.
Much harm will likely come in the short-term, much good will also come.
If you are inspired to participate in the practical work of dealing with the spill, of course do so.
We create our own realities
It is tempting for many to expend their energies on blaming the government and/or the oil producers. And they are right; any of the parties could have done things differently and faster. If you feel powerless, then blaming them will help. However, the sooner you can feel your power again to move your life in the direction you want, the better.
There are solutions here, and we will hear stories of amazing heroism, and ingenuity. We will make this whole again, and better. We always do. The more we focus on that brilliant future, the better we will feel, and the more energized we will be to find the path to get there.
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Captain Alan Long began his law enforcement career in 1982 as a reserve and later full- time Peace Officer for the City of Wheatland. He became a Deputy Sheriff for the Yuba County Sheriff's Department in 1985 and primarily worked in the Olivehurst and Linda communities. Captain Long enjoyed working as a resident Deputy in the foothills for two years and then returned to the Valley to work in the Detectives. He was promoted to Sergeant in 1990 and served as both a Patrol and Detective Sergeant. He was promoted to Lieutenant in 1999 and commanded the Detective Unit. He was promoted to Captain in 2002 and since that date has commanded both the Support Services Division and Operations Division.
During his career, Captain Long has worked in, supervised, and commanded many units within the Sheriff's Department including Patrol, Detectives, Internal Affairs, Dispatch, Records, Evidence, Animal Care Services, and Coroner to name a few. He spent 16 years on the Department's SWAT Team and completed that duty in 2002 as the Team Commander. He has also served as a departmental instructor in a variety of areas.
Captain Long holds a Bachelor's of Science Degree in Business Management and is a graduate of the CA POST Law Enforcement Command College, Class 45. He is the recipient of the Department's Bronze Medal of Merit, the California Peace Officers Association Award of Merit, and the State of California's Attorney General Certificate of Commendation.
Captain Long is a life-long resident of the Yuba/Sutter area and is married to his wife, Mary Lou, who has also served the County of Yuba for over 28 years and currently works for the Superior Court. They have two children; Kiley who is a Communications Dispatcher for the Colusa County Sheriff's Department and Zach who is serving in the United States Army.


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Walthers all the way.
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Walthers all the way.
The number of Walther votes is amazing, I had no idea they were as popular as what they are in this forum.
This is like asking which of your kids you like the best. I like them all!!
I can't really pick one over all the others. I think I'll go with S&W, for all-around goodies.
I voted Browning, just because I'm a life-long fan of their hand & long guns.
That said, I'm currently in love with my Kahr.
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What? I never cheat :p - Cheating just cheats yourself :p :p
I haven't touched the settings. The truth is that several people followed me from the Walther section at the Glock Forum and from the Walther Forum (as well as many other forums). In my signature line on every site I'm on, I have the link to this site listed.
I shout about the P99 from the highest mountains on EVERY forum I'm on, and have gotten many people hooked on the gun. I've received a lot of messages from people lately telling me that they've bought a P99 or SW99 based on me always talking about the gun :p - A lot of those people have wondered onto this site after contacting me personally on the other sites...
We all know what I chose.
Walther really needs to pay you for advertising their products so well. They really should make you a spokesman.
Man, even I am getting surprised by the way this poll is going now :smt023 :smt1099
I own a LOT of different make's and models, most of which are solid, well made guns that I'd recommend to anyone. However, in the past few years I've taken a particular shine to Bersa. I own five Bersa's of various calibers at the moment (I've also owned several others over the past 30 years or so) and they are probably one of the best kept secrets in pistols available today. A link to a photo of my current Bersa collection is below.
I've shot and like several brands, but since I own two Berettas and I could only vote for one brand, then it's Beretta. :cool:
i have to go with beretta although my small collection does include a variaty of brands. it is a tough choice though. i think my sig and ruger would be tied for second. h&k is on the bottom, still waiting to be impressed with it.
P232, P239 9mm, P239 .40 SAS &P229 is next on the list :smt033
I like both Walther and Beretta equally but voted Beretta because it was my first gun.
Hey Shipwreck, watcha gonna be doing about 7:00 PM central time tonight & tomorrow night? I bet you'll be watching TV & cleaning your P99's. :watching:
Is it true what I just heard? Jack Bauer will only be shooting S & W MP's this year!:smt082
I know. Just a joke. The rest of the world is slow to catch on, but maybe someday...
This is the 1st year I've actually paid any attention to 24. Now I'm hooked on crack and 24!:watching:
it's smith&wesson for me:smt023
My favorite Gun manufacturer is Bersa. I have had Colt, S&W,Taurus and Rugers but for Quility,Price and reliability I have to say The Bersa Has it all. I never have never had a problem with any of the Bersas. I have had 4 of them but I have 2 now with one on layaway. I have had a few issues with the Colt and Ruger. Bersa has my vote!:smt023


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Hi guys,
need a little help again on valves (laymans terms please)
This is regarding the 6550 output valves in my ARC VSi55 amp
I know that a valve amp can and should be bias set for optimum sound, but if i was buying NOS valves in matched pairs, What does that mean "matched"
And say i bought 2 different pairs, say from 2 different sellers and both are advertising as matched pairs, what are they matched to ( the curtains, only joking)
I know they are matched so they are close numbered, but that just loses me im afraid.
If i bought these 2 different pairs ( same make and model) does that mean they won't work as a quad in my amp? i need 4
Is this where biasing comes in?
I buy any quad of the right valve no matter what the matched number im given ( dont know anything about the numbers either) and i set them into my amp and set the bias to the recommendations, does that mean the quad are now matched and will perform well?
sorry guys but its only easy if you know! i don't!
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By Tim Dexter-Oracle on Sep 03, 2008
A few folks having been hitting a problem recently, they 'build a report', try and run it and get:
Error: The report cannot be rendered because of an error, please contact the administrator. Error Detail: Attribute missing in : 'url'I have not been able to reproduce this, the iAdvise blog covers the error in an entry in their Hints and Tips post back in July. If you take a look at the .xdo file that is generated by the report builder a simple report looks likes this:
<?xml version = '1.0' encoding = 'utf-8'?> <report xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/oxp/xmlp" version="1.1" defaultDataSourceRef="Oracle BI EE"> <title>Test</title> <properties> <property name="showControls" value="true"/> <property name="showReportLinks" value="true"/> <property name="online" value="true"/> <property name="parameterColumns" value="3"/> <property name="openLinkInNewWindow" value="true"/> <property name="autoRun" value="true"/> <property name="cacheDocument" value="true"/> <property name="useExcelProcessor" value="false"/> </properties> <dataModel defaultDataSet="New DataSet 1"> <dataSet id="New DataSet 1"> <sql dataSourceRef="demo"> <![CDATA[select EMPLOYEES.FIRST_NAME as FIRST_NAME, EMPLOYEES.LAST_NAME as LAST_NAME, EMPLOYEES.EMAIL as EMAIL, EMPLOYEES.PHONE_NUMBER as PHONE_NUMBER, EMPLOYEES.HIRE_DATE as HIRE_DATE, EMPLOYEES.SALARY as SALARY from HR.EMPLOYEES EMPLOYEES]]> </sql> </dataSet> </dataModel> <valueSets/> <parameters/> <templates default="New Template 2"> <template label="New Template 2" type="rtf" url="APXSOBLX.rtf"/> </templates> <burst enabled="false"/> </report>Now the only reference to a 'url' attribute is in the 'template' element. I can only think that when you upload a template file, then create a template in the builder (we default in the template file) and you hit save without touching the template definition. That at certain times we do not write the template file name into the 'url' attribute and when the report is run it throws the error. If you hit the problem, try going back into the definition and explicitly picking a template file and then saving. As I mentioned its all working for me (of course :0) I tried 10.1.3.4 and 10.1.3.3.3 - if any of you can reproduce the problem consistently on a given release let us know.


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Spartans, Huskers battle shapes up
Happy Football Friday! The analysis of the Michigan State at Nebraska game continues. Why not? It's gonna be a great battle that essentially will determine the Legends Division race. But the latest injury news from Lincoln isn't great, as the offensive line is banged up. Not good news for a Huskers team facing a terrific Spartans front.


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I have just installed Cygwin and Openssh on my win7 box. After setting up the openssh, I can log in with my account (of course admin). But, I found my account under Ssh shell is filtered as a standard user. I know this is because UAC, but I wanna my account under ssh shell is real admin.
update: here is a way to do this, quoted from kb951016:
- Click Start, click Run, type regedit, and then press ENTER.
- Locate and then click the following registry subkey:
- If the LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicy registry entry does not exist, follow these steps:
- On the Edit menu, point to New, and then click DWORD Value.
- Type LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicy, and then press ENTER.
- Right-click LocalAccountTokenFilterPolicy, and then click Modify. In the Value data box, type 1, and then click OK. Exit Registry Editor.
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I am Nuk Anuk and this is my diary
What's a dude to do?March 6th 2012 8:47 pm
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If you've been reading Pete - Angel Dreamboat #26 diaries, you've been watching the revealing of the Dreamgirls, Dreamettes, and Angel Dreamgirls.
nuk, nuk, nuk...
you're SOOOOOOOOO entertaining when you're jealous, you poor far-from-ruling-the-house boy *mol*
but i have a gift for you: will you please deliver my concats on sweets' (confirmed) status with a whisker kiss? you sure won't come any closer to a dream girl than that... *mol*
You will always be "Dreamboat #1" to me!
xoxoxo Tasha
You are a lovely big boy and so handsome! I actually think you'd make a wonderful Dreamboat!
And your sisfurs are very pretty indeed-but you're a he c at and they are she cats and you can't be jealous of them....they simply reflect your greatness, handsome fellow!
*rolls eyes* I would never save you for the "bottom of the boat" list, Nuk! Your surly, burly bullyboyness is certainly attractive, but what would get you on the list (if you ever cave and give in to me) is your overall stunning handsomeness! Oh well, I'll try again next year . . . . . .
MOL! You're not tha only boycat, I'm not Dreamboat eithfur, but I am my mom's dreamboat she says!
I think us non-dreamboats are pretty dreamy ;)
xoxoxo TT
All the girls up here think you're a dreamboat! I'm sure Samoa has big plans for you.
By the way, why are you coughing so much--do you not feel well?
sinz a sir tin sum one: N.A.
and eye dont meen not applicable;
looks enuff like a sir tin sum one;
ta be ree lated;
but knot by marriage sinz we both bee bachelorz;
eye think eye noe of what eye speek when eye say
ewe iz one hansum dood
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Perhaps a reflection of his current rise to fame, Tinie Tempah is emphasizing his globetrotting ways in his video for "Till I'm Gone," the newest single off Disc-Overy, featuring Wiz Khalifa. Things get off to a slightly somber start as Tempah's girlfriend finally has had enough with his demanding schedule. While he says goodbye to his girl, he doesn't exactly mourn the loss of the relationship (unlike someone we know), and instead seeks refuge in the sunny Hollywood Hills with a group of friends, before later getting fresh and slightly more formal for a night out (or at least a parking lot hang out session). Images of international destinations like Amsterdam, Sydney and his home of London are projected throughout—suggesting all the places he's been traveling to lately—while Tempah raps in front of skyscrapers that illuminate the night sky. When you're surrounded by friends like Wiz (and Benji and Joel Madden) who understand the demands of fame, who needs a girlfriend? We're pretty sure they can show you a good time.
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Ph.D. Requirements
The theme in Cell, Molecular, and Developmental Biology offers a broad curriculum that can be tailored to meet the research and scientific interest of the student. The coursework and laboratory experiences are meant to prepare you for a career in biomedical sciences. Initially, all GBS students are enrolled in the core curriculum. The core curriculum is designed to introduce you to fundamental principals in biochemistry and metabolism, cell and molecular biology, and genetics. After completion of the GBS core course work, students will begin selecting modules from among the themes within the GBS and must complete a course in applied biostatistics and bioethics. A grade of B or higher is required in all GBS and CMDB courses. Students who fail a course (i.e., make less than a B average) must retake and pass the relevant course in the subsequent year. Students who fail more than two courses during the first year are subject to dismissal from the GBS program.
Concurrently with the first year course work, research rotations will be conducted in three different laboratories of your choosing. These rotations are meant for you to gain practical experience in a variety of the techniques and types of scientific questions being addressed in the different theme areas and to aid you in selecting a research focus and your thesis advisor. Toward the end of the first year, students choose their advisor and select a specific theme in the GBS with which that advisor is associated.
Once accepted into a theme, you will take additional course modules and journal clubs that teach critical assessment of scientific literature. Electives that are outside of your primary theme may also be taken. By the beginning of the third year, you must pass a qualifying examination (oral and written) to determine whether you have gained a sufficiently broad general knowledge to permit successful academic research. To help in this process, your second year will include a course in scientific writing and grantsmanship with a mock grant review session. After successful completion of your exam the proposal will be submitted to a funding agency (if applicable) for possible support.
The Ph.D. is awarded upon successful defense of your dissertation, which includes an oral presentation of original, creative scientific investigations and a written dissertation which is expected to include published manuscripts or manuscripts in preparation. The curriculum of each Ph.D. candidate usually requires five years of training and is individually tailored to the interests and needs of the student by the advisor and a graduate committee chosen by the student.
Because pursuit of the Ph.D. is a full-time activity, all graduate students are supported by monetary stipends and do not have any required teaching duties. The level of activity required does not permit outside jobs or excessive extracurricular activities. Continuous registration and satisfactory academic standing during all terms is required.


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"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Brandi Glanville is often very open about her feelings about various things, including shoes, men and fashions. She will also use her Twitter account to get information out about her co-stars. However, it sounds like she could be feeding information to the enemy. Recently, Brandi opened up about some shoes that she wanted, but she quickly realized that she could be sending out something to her enemy. According to a new Radar Online report published on Feb. 28, "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Brandi Glanville tweeted that she wanted some shoes and within four days, LeAnn Rimes was sported the same shoes.
"Dying for these OMG!" Brandi tweeted, revealing a picture of a pair of Alexander McQueen shoes. She took the picture of the shoes out of a magazine and shared it on Twitter. Perhaps it was an accident, or maybe LeAnn Rimes was keeping an eye out for Brandi's timeline, but she ended up sporting the same shoes about four days later. "My 'private dancer' shoes #mcqueen" LeAnn tweeted while sharing a picture of herself sporting the shoes on a dance floor. It sounds like she went out and purchased these kicks after Brandi expressed her desire for them.
But of course, Brandi has lots to be thankful for, even if she doesn't get the shoes. Her second book has landed on the New York Times Bestsellers List once again. "I want to say a big fat Thank You 2 all of you peeps that got my book and made it a New York time [sic] best seller! :) #muchlove."
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I have been looking a cohomology where it is known that uniquely divisible modules have trivial cohomology. But in the case of $\mathbb{Z}$-modules I know $\mathbb{Q}$ has trivial cohomology since its "uniquely divisible" but $\mathbb{Q}/\mathbb{Z}$ is not cohomologically trivial but they are both divisible groups, so what exactly is the definition of a divisible group? Since I want to see if $Hom(L,\mathbb{R})$ is uniquely divisible (L some abelian group) but im not quite sure how to do this since I dont know a good definition of uniquely divisible
Thank you