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'Forward with Braitain!' with the Daily Mirror
'The Facts Not The Fiction' boasts The Star
The fact is that attacks on Asians and Blacks
By people who read this racist crap
Are higher than ever before
--But you won't find that in The Star
Shock! Horror!
In the pages of The Sun you're alright if you're white
And not gay, or Irish, or out on strike.
Toilet paper to serve the nation
'Those filthy Asians! And Rastafarians!'
Prejudice in the Daily Express
Wapping lies all over The Times
And the molotov which burnt out the shop
Had a screwed-up Daily Mail
Stuck inside the top
All hail the patriot who always buys
These government-sponsored media lies
Who spends each lunch-break getting filled with shit
Who pays for it, and who believes in it...
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Mozilla Evangelist Comments on Apple's Recent HTML5 Demos
Christopher Blizzard thinks Apple's new demos, "entirely miss the point of the web, interoperability, standards and html5."
This hasn't gone unnoticed by other supporters of open Web standards, namely Mozilla evangelist Christopher Blizzard.
On his personal blog, Blizzard posted a profanity-laced entry that called out Apple for making the implication that the open standards highlighted could only be experience on the Safari browser.
"A huge percentage of the world does have access to standards like HTML5. Today," said Blizzard.
Blizzard also points out that Firefox provides the best HTML5 support according to the compatibility website caniuse.com, which we confirmed, as long as future versions of the browsers are factored into the comparison. When the criteria is limited to the Present and Near Future options, which would include the browsers currently available, Chrome, Safari and Firefox all have the same HTML5 compatibility rating of 90 percent.
This is not to say that the information on caniuse.com is inaccurate. Statistics for the Future criteria are compiled from developer information, Webkit builds, experimental builds and platform previews.
That said, plans and features for future browsers are always subject to change, which means HTML5 compatibility for these future browsers, while informed, is still somewhat speculative.
Blizzard also commented on the nebulous terms in which people think of HTML5 and the confusion over who supports it and how long it has been supported.
"The most important aspect of HTML5 isn't the new stuff like video and canvas (which Safari and Firefox have both been shipping for years) it's actually thehonest-to-god promise of interoperability."
RE: It's not about Safari reaching other OS'sHere's a sentence I never thought I'd type: I agree with COCKFIGHT. It really isn't a matter of market saturation, it's a matter of HTML5 compatibility.
It's not about Safari reaching other OS'sIt's not about Safari. It's about HTML 5 as an open web standard. The keyword is standard. No browser maker can say they champion any standard if they pervert it.
RE: Mozilla Evangelist Comments on Apple's Recent HTML5 DemosGee. Really?! So, Microsoft brought out its Internet Explorer 6, 7, and 8 on the PC AND the Mac platform simultaneously?
C'mon. When Microsoft holds 90-something percent of the world captive to their OS; and Apple has 8-something percent, do you REALLY believe that they should bust their humps to get the new Safari out to EVERYONE all at once?!
Issue 191/2016
Buy this issue as a PDF
LinuxCon North America Convenes in Toronto, Canada
Linux Foundation's big event celebrates the 25th anniversary of Linux
Linux Turns 25
Linux has evolved from a "won't be a professional" project to one of the most professional software projects in the history of computers.
Mirantis Joins Hands with SUSE To Offer RHEL Support; Red Hat Not Happy
Competitors get in the game with RHEL without Red Hat
Linux on Windows 10 Poses a Security Risk
Security researchers have already notified Microsoft; some fixes are available
Mirantis to Refactor OpenStack Fuel for Kubernetes
The company is collaborating with Google and Intel to use Kubernetes as an engine for Fuel
Canonical Joins Document Foundation Advisory Board
The upcoming release of LibreOffice will be available as a snap package
SUSE Joins the Microsoft Test Drive Program
Customers can take a free test drive of SLES for HPC on the Azure Cloud
SiFive Launches a Line of Open Source Chips
San Francisco-based chip company announces their first fully open source chip platform.
Fedora 24 Released
The whole distro gets rebuilt on glibc 2.3
Canonical Announces Cross-Distro Support for Snaps
Ubuntu Vendor tries to solve app packaging and distribution problem across distributions.

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2008 Holden Astra CDTI 1.9 turbo diesel
Excellent value for money. Lovely car
General Comments:
I bought this car as a dealer demo, at $9k less than on the road purchase price, and have found it to be a superb vehicle. Solidly built, quick and super fuel efficient. By far the best car sold by Holden IMO. Shame we don't get the Astra here anymore, and the vast majority of Holden vehicles are Korean imports, save for the locally built Commodore, and soon the Cruze. Also a shame about Holden's servicing department.
For the life of the car, the computer says we have averaged 5.8L per 100 km. That's with normal driving in the city. The computer is not accurate however and generally reads about .5L/100km over the actual consumption. So we are actually looking at close to 5.3l/100km (44mpg US)
The sports button really does something and changes the whole performance of the car. It can be seriously fun to drive, but cruises beautifully on the highway.
The only negative point for me is the lack of storage in the cabin. The glove box is huge, but there is no real console storage and not much facility for drink bottles eg in the door pockets. I got around a little this by purchasing an arm rest/console from Boomerang enterprises in the US. A very good product and looks factory.
I have found the Holden service departments to be unhelpful. There is a niggling rattle in the drivers side seatbelt adjustment, and the dealer told me that "it's just the way these are". The brakes squeal a little and I was told the same thing. But with 12 month servicing and excellent build quality, hopefully I won't be dealing with Holden much!
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
Review Date: 19th June, 2010
10th Jul 2010, 22:46
I bought my 2008 Astra CDTi new from Holden for my wife as a daily driver. It has done about 55000 km. What a great car to drive, solid as a rock. We looked at a number of small to mid sized cars, and test drove them all, but kept going back to the Astra. I think all dealerships are the same; as soon as there are any problems, they go running for cover.
15th Aug 2010, 06:34
I have owned my 11/2008 Astra CDTi manual for 10 months, what a car!! Euro made and so much power!! Never had a problem with it, and looks great in Metro paint. Just had a fantastic drive from North Sydney to Melbourne, the car loves the open road and cruises effortlessly in 6th. Still had over a quarter of a tank when I hit Melbourne's CBD.
Overtaking the right lane hogs, who suddenly speed up when an overtaking lanes approaches, is definitely no problem at all!!
4th Jan 2012, 17:09
After a couple of years with this car, there has been no problems of note. There was a small oil "weep" from the turbo, but this was fixed under warranty and has not happened again.
This review was for the manual Astra diesel only. The auto is not as good. Less power and higher fuel consumption. Check the specs carefully.


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October 30 is International Orthopaedic Nurses Day
Ideas for Celebrating
Download the NAON International Orthopaedic Nurses Day Planning Guide for ideas for a team celebration, along with suggestions for publicizing Orthopaedic Nursing and your event through your local media.
Download the NAON International Orthopaedic Nurses Day poster and have it printed in various sizes at a local quick-print shop. Display the poster throughout your facility to help spread awareness of Ortho Day and orthopaedic nursing.
Download the NAON International Orthoapedic Nurses Day epostcard!
See how other nurses celebrated Orthpaedic Nurses Day!
History of International Orthopaedic Nurses Day
Each year on Oct. 30, orthopaedic nurses everywhere celebrate International Orthopaedic Nurses Day. The tradition began in the United States' Senate with a proclamation presented by Senator Carl Levin (D-MI) in 1990 to then-President George H. W. Bush.
Congressional Record – Senate
Proceedings and Debates of the 101st Congress, Second Session
Friday, October 19, 1990
Mr. President, I rise today to pay tribute to an important skill in our medical community in honor of "Orthopaedic Nurses Day," Oct. 30, 1990.
Musculoskeletal disease is a major health problem that affects all ages. Conditions such as congenital diseases of infants, trauma resulting from vehicular accidents and degenerative diseases of the aged, strike 23 million Americans.
Orthopaedic nurses play a vital role in providing professional, competent care to patients with musculoskeletal diseases. They offer the specialty of orthpaedic nursing in a variety of settings, including hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, private homes, and physician offices.
The National Association of Orthopaedic Nurses has responded to the ever-increasing complexity of technology in its field. Additionally, their efforts to maintain and upgrade professional standards of practice in Orthopaedic Nursing has tirelessly continued. Clearly, orthopaedic nurses in Michigan, as well as all other States in our nation, deserve the Nation's recognition on Oct. 30, 1990, "Orthopaedic Nurses Day."
Oct. 30, 2001, became recognized International Orthopaedic Nurses Day to acknowledge the impact of our nursing colleagues around the world in places such as the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Canada and Malta.
NAON is listed in the United States Congressional Record under Citation 136 Congressional Record, S16279-01 in recognition of the work the association has done to advance the orthopaedic profession.
Learn more about orthopaedic nursing.
Curious to read about some of the pioneers in Orthopaedics?
Dame Agnes Hunt, from Shropshire, England, is considered by most to be the first orthopaedic nurse. Born in Baschurch, she suffered from osteomyelitis as a child, which left her disabled. Despite this, she trained as a nurse and eventually opened her own convalescent home for disabled children. After the outbreak of World War I, wounded soldiers were sent to Baschurch, and many disabled people were treated by this special orthopaedic nurse. She also worked side by side with Sir Robert Jones, an orthopaedic surgeon who gave his name to a Jones fracture of the foot and tirelessly took care of many of the crippled patients in that area of England. Dame Agnes Hunt's memorial reads: "Reared in suffering thou shalt know how to solace others' woe. The reward of pain doth lie in the gift of sympathy."
Nicholas Andry was a professor of medicine and dean of the faculty of physics at the University of Paris. In 1741, at the age of 81, he published a book called Orthopaedia: or the Art of Correcting and Preventing Deformities in Children. In this book, he presents the word "orthopaedic," which derives from the Greek words for "straight" and "child." His interest in postural defects has led to the famous illustration that has become the symbol of orthopaedics: the Tree of Andry.
Percival Pott was from London and worked in St. Barthomew's Hospital, where he received the diploma of the Barber-Surgeon's company in 1763. He was the first to thoroughly describe a specific type of ankle fracture, which is now known as a Pott's fracture. In 1756, he experienced a fracture of his own: an oblique open fracture of the lower third of his tibia, acquired after falling from his horse. He refused to be moved until he had purchased a door to be carried on, as he believed that the jolting of his carriage would have exacerbated the injury. Immediate amputation was usually conducted on such injuries, but at the last moment amputation was stopped and the limb was saved. His most famous written work is on paraplegia associated with spinal tuberculosis, where, he stressed, the condition was not related to spinal cord compression but associated with disorders of the lungs.
Giovanni Battista Monteggia was a Milanese pathologist who acquired syphilis by cutting himself while performing an autopsy. He later became a surgeon and professor in Milan. He is remembered for his description in 1814 of the fracturethat bears his name – Monteggia's fracture (proximal ulna fracture with radial head dislocation).
Abraham Colles was born in Kilkenny, Ireland, of humble origins. He became a professor of surgery at the College of Surgeons in Dublin at the age of 29. He was the first surgeon to tie the subclavian artery, but he is best remembered for his description of Colles' fracture in 1814 (distal radius fracture).
James Syme was born in Edinburgh, Scotland. He introduced conservative alternatives to the major amputations that were being done at the time. In 1831, he released a booklet detailing cases where joint excision could be used instead of amputation for grossly diseased and/or injured joints (such as in tuberculosis). In 1841, Syme described a distal amputation at the ankle. This amputation bears his name, as it replaced a portion of below-knee amputation, which was standard practice at that time.
John Rhea Barton was born in Lancaster, Pa. He studied under Philip Syng Physick, the "Father of American Surgery" at the Pennsylvania Hospital. It was said that Barton was ambidextrous and that once he had positioned himself in the OR, he did not move. In 1826, he performed a subtrochanteric osteotomy of the femur for a severe flexion-adduction deformity of the hip. He is best known for his innovative corrective osteotomies for ankylosed joints.
Antonius Mathysen was a Dutch military surgeon. In 1851, he invented the Plaster of Paris bandage, which was to become so important to orthopaedic practice. To this day, a Plaster of Paris cast is used frequently to immobilize fractures.
Sir James Paget was a graduate of St. Bartholomew's Hospital in London. In 1877, he gave the first description of what he called "osteitis deformans," now commonly called Paget's disease. He described the increased incidence of osteosarcoma, increased head size and other deformities associated with this coniditon.
Richard Von Volkman was from Halle, Germany. He was the first in Germany to institute Lister's antiseptic methods. In 1881, he published his famous paper on ischemic muscular paralyses and contractures, in which he attributed the cause of the contractures to direct changes in the muscles produced by arterial occlusion. These contractures are now known as Volkman's ischemic contractures. It is interesting to note that, in addition to his important work in orthopaedics, he wrote popular poems and fairy stories and also founded a surgical journal.
Ruth Jackson was the first woman certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgeons and the first woman admitted to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. Despite her height (measuring in at a diminutive 4'10"), she assured herself a very large place in history by being the first woman orthopaedic surgeon. During her 57 years of active orthopaedic practice, she published the Cervical Syndrome based on her experience in treating more than 15,000 patients with neck injuries as well as numerous publications in medical journals. She was chief of the orthopaedic service at Parkland Hospital in Dallas, Texas, and established the first orthopaedic residency at the hospital. The Ruth Jackson Orthopaedic Society was founded in 1983 as a support and networking group for the growing number of women orthopaedic surgeons.


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4G LTE iPhone? Verizon Wireless Suggests As Much
With Apple's new 4G LTE capable iPad hitting shelves on Friday, can a 4G LTE iPhone be far behind?
The tea leaves in the mug of Verizon Wireless Chief Technical Officer David Small suggest consumers won't have to wait long. He said in an interview today that the largest U.S. carrier would exclusively roll out smartphones this year that are capable of connecting to its 4G LTE network, which promises faster download speeds.
If Apple keeps to its one-a-year smartphone update schedule that would presumably include the next iteration of the iPhone.
When pressed, a Verizon Wireless spokeswoman was predictably coy, saying she'd leave product announcements to Apple. And, an Apple spokeswoman declined to comment.
Of course, Apple would disappoint legions of fans if its next smartphones weren't on the fastest network possible, particularly as competitors from Samsung to Motorola have rolled out a raft of new devices on 4G LTE.
Verizon Wireless has been enticing users to upgrade to its 4G LTE network with a promotion offering double the data allotment for the same price. But a 4G LTE iPhone would be a real boon for the network, which carriers like because it can transmit data more efficiently and because it encourages users to download more and seek out higher-priced data plans.
The carrier has spent billions to build out its 4G LTE network, yet just 5% of its customers have made the switch, or roughly 4.4 million contract subscribers. By contrast, Verizon Wireless turned on 10.8 million iPhones last year and millions more are expected to upgrade this year.
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Home-range and movements of leopards (Panthera pardus) on a livestock ranch in Kenya
The ranches of Laikipia District, Kenya, provide a very important refuge and conservation area for wildlife. Leopards (Panthera pardus) are the most numerous large predator and create problems by killing livestock. Both small and young wild ungulates, as well as small domestic stock, provide prey so that the leopards achieve unusually high densities. This study, using radio-tagging techniques, examines the spatial relationships between resident and transient leopards on a 200 km² ranch in the Lolldaiga Hills. About 25 leopards (including estimates of subadults and cubs) live on the ranch. Typically, females occupy exclusive home-ranges of mean extent 14.0 km² although there is some overlap with subadult females. The home-ranges of resident males, with a mean of 32.8 km², do not overlap each other but do overlap female territories. Transient males move through the area. Analysis of home-range and home-range occupancy, was carried out using three methods: minimum convex polygon, grid cell, and harmonic mean. The information provided by these three different methods is compared, and the social status of the leopards is discussed.(Accepted June 10 1997)
Key Words: leopards; home-range; solitariness; Laikipia wildlife.
c1 Address on the ranch for correspondence: Lolldaiga Hills Ltd., P.O. Box 26, Nanyuki, Kenya.
p1 Present address: St John's College, University of Cambridge, Cambridge CB2 1TP


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Category: Nature
Photo and caption by Rebecca Rempel
This photo was taken at the Safari West Wildlife Preserve and African Tent Camp. They have many different species of african wildlife right in the heart of wine country. When you look at this monkey you see that he feels trapped and how he longs to be free.
Location: Santa Rosa, California, USA
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Museum & History Center Hours of Operation
The Sauk County Historical Museum (531 4th Ave.) is open May through October, Friday & Saturday, noon until 4 pm. The History Center (900 2nd Ave.) is open year round Wed thru Sat, 12:00 to 4 pm. If you would like to visit the museum during off days, please call the History Center at 608-356-1001, during its open hours.
The story of the WWII bomber, Myasis Dragon, and its final mission. Baraboo native, Harry Sansum was aboard that fateful day. Two of his crew survived to tell their story. Click *Here* to learn more.
Canfield Day
A Personal Recollection of William Harvey Canfield: Through A Child's Eyes By Alison Armstrong Fanara
Not every county in Wisconsin is lucky enough to have had a historian on the ground since virtually day one—and a passionate and gifted historian at that. Sauk County was set apart in 1840 to become a county of the Wisconsin Territory, and only two years later William H. Canfield arrived in the Baraboo Valley, destined to become its first historian. Like many of us today, he was struck by the beauty of Sauk County but knew that its history was changing fast and that it needed to be recorded.
William Canfield was born on April 9, 1819. On the occasion of Canfield's 194th birthday this past April, we celebrated this dedicated man and his contributions to Sauk County history. A presentation was delivered by Alison Armstrong Fanara,a distant relative of Mr. Canfield, who shared her grandfather's recollections of Canfield and presented the SCHS with a page torn from one of his journals that was given to her grandfather. To learn more, click here.
Address: P.O. Box 651, Baraboo, WI 53913
Museum Location: 531 4th Ave., Baraboo
Hours: 12-4:00, Fri & Sat -- Phone: 608-356-1001
Museum open May through October
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Encanto home damaged in fire
SAN DIEGO A fire at an Encanto home caused about $200,000 in damage and displaced two residents early Friday.
The blaze at the home on Springfield Street near Radio Drive was reported at 4:05 a.m. and was out about 20 minutes later, a dispatcher with the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department said.
The Red Cross was called to assist two women, the dispatcher said.
One of the women told police that she was watching television in the living room when she heard what sounded like a loud crash and then suddenly the wall was aflame.
The cause of the fire has not been determined but investigators said it appears unintentional.
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Definition of corbel table in English:
corbel table
A projecting course of bricks or stones resting on corbels.
Example sentences
- The corbeling here forms a corbel table which assumes the appearance of a bracketed window sill.
- Just below the corbel table and centrally placed is a louvred slit without dressings to illuminate the belfry.
- Falling just below the eaves, arcaded corbel tables are often found on the gabled facades of revival churches.
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brow 1
1A person's forehead: he wiped his brow
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- The flour from the bacon and egg muffin had evidently rubbed off on my hands, and had been transferred to my forehead every time I wiped my brow.
- It wasn't a good kiss; she mashed her whole face against his straight on, jammed her nose into his, her forehead into his brow.
- Her hair was windblown about her face, and deep creases were on her forehead, where her brow was puckered with anger.
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2 (usually brows) An eyebrow: his brows lifted in surprise
More example sentences
- Groom your brows with an eyebrow brush or toothbrush in an upward and outwardly direction.
- While brows are sprouting, make sure to fill them in with an eyebrow pencil or brow powder, advises beauty guru, Laura Mercier.
- Her brows lifted in more light surprise then fell down back down in support.
3The summit of a hill or pass: the cottages were built on the brow of a hill
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- After passing over the brow of a small hill leave the track and bear diagonally right across a field along a path indicated by a waymarker, this leads to a wooden footbridge on the far side of the large Field.
- For no less than three miles this vast upland of hillocks and brows roll on, serried knolls which appear to stretch onwards into infinity.
- Soon, Karae shifted position a second time, moving to lie on her stomach, facing the valley over the brow of the hill.
browed adjective
- [in combination]: furrow-browed
Words that rhyme with browallow, avow, Bilbao, Bissau, bough, bow, bow-wow, cacao, chow, ciao, cow, dhow, Dow, endow, Foochow, Frau, Hangzhou, Hough, how, Howe, kowtow, Lao, Liao, Macao, Macau, miaow, Mindanao, mow, now, ow, Palau, plough (US plow), pow, prow, row, scow, Slough, sough, sow, Tao, thou, vow, wow, Yangshao
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1A gangway from a ship to the shore.
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- When the brow was secured, RADM Yang strode to the shore to be greeted by RADM Smith and the Chinese dignitaries.
- It raced from the ship's side to the flight deck while the brows were secured.
1.1A hinged part of a ferry or landing craft forming a landing platform.
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- Extruding edges and faces
- Working symmetrically
- Setting up the image planes
- Creating the basic facial structure and features
- Modeling and fleshing out the body
- Creating the hair with extruded NURBS curves
- Modeling clothes
- Putting on finishing touches
- Understanding UVW maps and seams
- Dealing with UVW maps across multiple objects
Skill Level Intermediate
Continuing from the last video, we need to make these curves into actual objects that have shape and volume. For this we are going to use NURBS Extrusion. This is just one way out of an almost infinite variety of options; however, learning this method will apply to all kinds of different modeling tasks, in addition to hair. Now that we are done drawing out the curves, we can turn Snaps off. I want to hit S. I'm going to select all of the curves and move them up and away from the hair a little bit. So I'm going to select them all and just go in the Move mode, and let's pull them just up off the head.
That's going to give them some space for the thickness of the clumps. Now we want to tweak the shape of each curve a little bit, so I am just going to select one curve at a time. Let's see, let's get this one up here at the top. And we can go into its Modifier here and go down to Curve CV. So now we can control the individual points that made up this curve. I am just going to select this one here and move it a little bit. I want the hairs to kind of puff out of the crown shape of the top of the head.
You can add any curves and waviness that you want at each individual hair here. You can make this little bit kind of flip up at the end. It's really up to you. You can just generally shape these curves to your liking. Don't worry about being too precise; you can always adjust the hair clumps later. When you are done adjusting this one you just want to go out of Curve CV mode and select another one. I am going to cut ahead now to a scene where I have got all of these tweaks the way I want them. Let's take a look at what we have got.
So each individual curve has been tweaked to give it a little bit more shape. Now it's time to create some actual geometry in place of these curves. Let's select one of them. It doesn't matter which one. Let's go to its Modifiers. I want to give it a Sweep Modifier. And that's a little crazy. I am not quite sure if it's exactly what we want, but let's look at some of the settings and see how we can change this.
By default, Sweep is set to use an L-shaped sort of shape. Let's change this to Cylinder. The biggest problem right now is that our result is too big. Let's go down to Radius and drag that down to a reasonable size. That's looking more like it. Finally, let's open up the Interpolation subpanel. I think I'll turn on my Edged Faces so I can see what's happening here better. I am going to drag these steps down, all the way down to 0 actually.
And I want to show you why I did this. Right now, we've got a square, four-sided polygon at the end here. If I have more than zero steps, I might end up with eight or more sides to this, but I want to keep four-sided polygons wherever possible. Now this is pretty low poly, but we are eventually going to smooth this. But keeping it low poly makes it easier to work with for now. Now let's put the same Sweep Modifier on all the other curves. Now we just need to click on the Modifier stack and Paste Instanced.
Go ahead and do the same thing for all the other curves, and we'll pick it up in the next video. Using this method of sweeping curves is great for all kinds of things. You could use it to make tentacles or tree branches or really anything with a tubular shape.


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Class of 2009
Class of 2009: 5th Reunion
Thank you for coming back on campus to celebrate with nearly 600 alumni and guests at Reunion activities. Stay tuned for online highlight coverage, including photo galleries, videos, and stories in the coming weeks.
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Beta 2 of Windows Live Essentials 2011 Coming Out Next Week
ZDNet is reporting that Microsoft is getting the Beta 2 should be coming out next week sometime—most likely the 18th. The new version should have a lot of bugfixes, new icons, and new features—though we're not sure what those might be at this point.
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Murderer released after 32 years; former prosecutor approves
Not many capital murderers are making it out of Texas prisons these days but the Houston Chronicle tells the story of one who did: Michael Eubanks. Eubanks, now 52, was recently paroled after 32 years. One of the people pulling for him is former Harris County district attorney Carol Vance, who helped send Eubanks to prison, but recently instructed him as part of a pre-release Christian program.
Eubanks has already beaten the odds in one big way: he's found a job. And he's found family members willing to give him a second chance. Let's hope he proves worthy of it.


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I am having sore throat and feel like something is there in the right side of my throat from more than a month, right ear also pain sometimes. I showed it to the 4 different ENT doctors, they did endoscopy and once mri also, those are normal. I took some antibiotics also advised by doctor, did gargles, I did blood test also in that B12 level is 117 rest all normal. I took one B12 injection and taking nervijon tablets daily one from last one week for B12 but problem is still there. Please advise what to do.READ MORE
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Hi Ashish,
What you describe is known as Globus Pharyngeus.
It is frequently caused by GERD and refluxate hitting the throat.
You may find a PPI (eg omeprazole (Prilosec)) helps if so as it would reduce the acid that causes the irritation. Also the standard lifestyle advice for reflux: lose weight if necessary, avoid tight clothing, eat smaller portions more frequently, avoid bending or exercise that cramps the stomach after eating.
Learn more about the condition here: http://www.patient.co.uk/doctor/globus-sensation
Hope it helps,
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Hi Chris,
Many thanks for reply!
I have heard that reflex cause heart burn, but I dont have so. How mauch time it may take to recover? It feel like one specific point in the throat ( right side near tonsil) has some problem and I get pain at that specific point only and simultaniously ear also pains.
My weight is more 91 kg height is 5 feet 10 inches age 29 years.
Also please advice if gargle with salt water will help?
What is omeprazole (Prilosec), is that a medicine. muumuch douse I should take for how long?
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Not everyone with reflux gets heartburn. (It's called silent reflux.)
The feeling of a lump can be anywhere in the throat. The pain may be refered through the bone to other organs (e.g. ear).
Your BMI is around 29, you could do with losing a few pounds.
I don't think gargling with salt water will help, but try and see.
Omeprazole is a Proton Pump Inhibitor that reduces the amount of acid the stomach produces so that reflux won't be so damaging. It is available over the counter at pharmacies and the cheapest generic version (supermarket own brand) is as good as the branded version (Prilosec in US, Losec in UK). Standard dose is 20mg per day and it would take a few days to start having an effect. Using it for a few weeks wouldn't do any harm. (There are those who have acid problems who take double this for years.)
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Many condensed-matter physicists around the world are working hard to develop new nanometre-scale technologies for magnetic data storage, spintronics and quantum computing. While the materials and processes that are used can vary greatly, much of this development work involves making very precise measurements at low temperatures, in high magnetic fields or both. Both environments can be very unforgiving on sensor technologies, but one company seeking to help the condensed-matter community in this regard is Lake Shore Cryotronics of Westerville, Ohio, US.
Founded in April 1968 by brothers John and David Swartz, the firm makes tools for the characterization of materials in environments in which the temperature and magnetic fields can vary greatly. John Swartz — who went on to run the company until his retirement in 2004 — was originally a professor of electrical engineering at Ohio State University (OSU) in Columbus. In its early years, the company was run from the basement of John Swartz's family home and he continued to work at OSU until the mid-1970s. The Swartz brothers split the business in 1980, with David leaving to pursue other interests in cryogenics. John Swartz continues to serve as the company's chairman.
Lake Shore was instrumental in developing the physics of diodes used as cryogenic temperature sensorsMichael Swartz, Lake Shore Cryotronics
The privately held firm began by making 35 gallium-arsenide diode temperature sensors for the Argonne National Laboratory. Since then, such sensors have been a key part of the firm's business and the company's current president and chief executive Michael Swartz — who is John's son — told physicsworld.com that "Lake Shore was instrumental in developing the physics of diodes used as cryogenic temperature sensors". Michael Swartz also points out that the sensors themselves have been used in a number of significant scientific breakthroughs over the years, including the discovery of high-temperature superconductivity in 1986.
Today, the compnay offers a wide range of instrumentation and sensors for cryogenic applications. Temperatures down to 20 mK can be measured and controlled using its controllers, monitors, transmitters and AC resistance bridge. Lake Shore's resistive temperature sensors include those made from Cernox — a material that performs very well in high magnetic fields. The company also supplies silicon and GaAlAs diode sensors and thermocouple wire.
Fibre Bragg gratings
The firm is now developing a completely new type of temperature sensor that is based on fibre Bragg gratings. These are sections of optical fibre that have a periodic change in refractive index. If light at a specific wavelength is transmitted along the fibre, it is reflected by the grating. The wavelength at which reflection occurs is very sensitive to the temperature of the grating, which means that such gratings can be used as temperature sensors.
Since these sensors are based on the transmission of light through an insulating fibre, they can be used in experiments that involve high voltages. They also have the potential to be immune to interference from extremely high magnetic fields. According to Michael Swartz, several sensors could be developed along the same fibre by creating gratings that operate at different wavelengths at different positions. In this way, one fibre could be used to measure the temperature at several different places in an experiment.
The challenge, according to Swartz, is how to package the gratings so that the fibres are isolated from vibrations and other mechanical stresses that can shift the wavelength of the reflected light — thereby degrading the performance of fibre Bragg sensors. Swartz told physicsworld.com that the company plans to launch commercial fibre Bragg temperature sensors on the market later this year.
Magnetic measurements
Over the years, Lake Shore's product portfolio has been extended to include a line of instruments and sensors for making magnetic measurements. These include magnet power supplies, as well as vibrating sample magnetometer (VSM) and Hall effect measurement (HMS) systems for characterizing the magnetic and electronic transport properties of materials.
Most recently, the firm has added a line of cryogenic micro-manipulated probe stations to its portfolio. The latest probe station is the Model CRTTP6-4K, which is the company's first probe station based on a closed-cycle refrigerator (CCR). Unlike conventional probe stations, the CCR platform is not cooled by liquid helium, which is becoming increasingly expensive. Such probe stations can be used to measure the electrical, electro-optical and magneto-transport properties of nanometre-scale electronic and magnetic materials.
According to Michael Swartz, the company's philosophy has been to continually reinvest in itself — indeed, he says that the firm's R&D budget is double the national average for instrumentation companies. While Lake Shore constantly seeks new markets for its technology and acquires new ideas and patents, Michael Swartz told physicsworld.com that the development of innovative cryogenic temperature-sensing technology remains a primary area of focus for the company.
We genuinely feel that we often kindle that spark of interest for some students to pursue science and physics as their field of studyMichael Swartz, Lake Shore Cryotronics
Like many hi-tech companies, one of Lake Shore's biggest challenges, according to Swartz, is finding good people. To do so, the company has developed a "long-range recruitment" strategy that goes so far as to invite high-school students into the company to give them a taste of what it is like working for a hi-tech company. According to Swartz, the students are fascinated by the impact the firm's research tools have on their everyday lives — for example, through their use in the development of mobile phones and laptop computers. "We genuinely feel that we often kindle that spark of interest for some students to pursue science and physics as their field of study," says Swartz.
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I asked the librarian if the sheriff was digging around in the treeless park next to the library for the missing bank bag. The librarian said no the park is the future home of Sam Watkins' theater. She added the construction of the theater is why I had to park across the street on the steeply sloped parking lot. I asked why we couldn't use the level parking lot next to the library. She said Art Pope demanded the best parking spaces for his employees at Variety. I asked if Art Pope also got permission for his employees to use all the parking spaces along Garnet, Wyche and Breckenridge Streets around his business. The librarian said she didn't know and that she also had to park further from the library. Since Art Pope's employees got all the prime parking spaces at the library but don't use half of them could the new police chief start handing out tickets to all the cars parked for more than two hours around his business? Art Pope you may run the State you don't live here and we want our library parking lot back.Like or Dislike: 0 1 Please log in to vote
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Elmwood are you so subtly saying those of us who pay Vance County property taxes are not as important as Art Pope's minions? This is the center of the issue: Art Pope demanded the best parking spaces at the library for his employees yet he does not demand that those same employees use those prize spaces. Instead nearly a third of the spaces are unused during the workday hours. Take note a significant number of Art Pope's minions and the bulk of his upper management live outside of Vance County and do not contribute the cost and maintenance of those prize parking spaces. Another burden the Vance County taxpayers must bear.Like or Dislike: 0 0 Please log in to vote
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Italian Bond Investors: Hardened Crisis Veterans
So that didn't last long. Once again, the Italian bond market has shown its remarkable ability to shrug off what looks like a full-blown political crisis.
The country's debt briefly swooned early on Monday after former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi pulled his support for the country's governing coalition over the weekend, raising the possibility of fresh elections.
But buyers quickly returned, pulling 10-year bond yields back to 4.58%, unchanged on the day. And long-term investors don't seem perturbed by Italy's political woes.
"The fragility of the Italian coalition was always a threat, and the market reaction looks relatively muted and directed by short-term noise," said Chris Wightman, a senior portfolio manager at Wells Fargo Asset Management, which manages around $447 billion of assets.
"Longer-term the picture looks more stable. Italian debt holders are formed from a broad base of investors, the debt carries with it the implicit support of the European Central Bank, and we've also seen a recent improvements in the domestic economy."
Mr. Wightman continues to favor Italian debt in his portfolio relative to its weighting in bond benchmarks.
Moreover, Mr. Berlusconi risks splitting his own party with his high-stakes move against Prime Minister Enrico Letta.
Many of the possible outcomes to the current political turmoil could turn out to be positive for the bond market, according to J.P. Morgan political analyst Alex White.
"We do not recommend investors chase further downside on [Italian bonds]," he wrote in a note to clients.
To be sure, Italian bonds had weakened late last week as the political storm gathered force, and yields remain well above last Tuesday's low of 4.20%. Investors remain concerned about the possibility of a ratings downgrade, while their patience could be put to the test once more on Wednesday, with Mr. Letta planning to seek a vote of confidence.
But current yield levels are hardly cause for panic, being comfortably below this summer's high of 4.90%, and nowhere near the 7% or more seen when panic in Italy's bond market posed a real existential threat to the euro-zone.
It's worth noting that we've been here before.
Back in February's election, the Italian electorate delivered just about the most market-unfriendly outcome possible.
But Italian bonds recouped half their losses in less than two weeks, and six weeks later yields were lower again. A sell-off in late June was even more fleeting.
The next few days could prove crucial to the survival of Mr. Letta's government, but so far the country's bond market looks more resilient.


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Even before Sony Pictures officially announced The Amazing Spider-Man 3 and 4 in June, the films have been the subject of significant speculation, mostly involving the potential introduction of the Sinister Six and cryptic comments by director Marc Webb that the fourth installment "might not just be a Spider-Man movie."
However, amid all the questions about heroes and villains, few have thought to ask whether franchise star Andrew Garfield will be sticking around for the long haul. Judging from the actor's latest comments, the answer is … possibly not.
Telling Yahoo! Movies that the fourth film is "all news" to him, Garfield revealed, "I mean, I'm under contract for another one after this … as far as a fourth one? That's not anything to do with me."
Opening May 2, 2014, The Amazing Spider-Man 2 also stars Emma Stone, Jamie Foxx, Dane DeHaan, Colm Feore, Paul Giamatti, Sally Field and Chris Cooper. The Amazing Spider-Man 3 is scheduled to arrive on June 10, 2016, followed by The Amazing Spider-Man 4 on May 4, 2018.
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If he doesn't return, then Sony will just reboot the whole thing again with another actor, IMO. Hollywood loves reboots and they're coming quicker and quicker these days.
Just means he's not under contract as of now. He's saying exactly what he should be saying.
They all say that.
Maybe the fourth could be a sort of crossover or a spin-off of a Spidey's universers' character.
mile morales anyone….? As played by Jaden Smith. His dad does seem to have a good working relationship with Sony (see MiB franchise).
Holy crap. That has to be the absolut worst idea ever. No one wants to see a Spiderman/Morales movie. NO ONE!!!
Please just treat it like Bond and end the reboots …
speak for yourself…
I just don't want Jaden anywhere near it. Not until he makes up for the horrific performance in After Earth. I mean I understand you're at the mercy of the director (M. Night… *shudder*) but still… it was so… wooden.
Ben Reilly, the Scarlet Spider… if they can get someone who even remotely resembles Garfield
Maybe they'll bring in Ben Reilly or Miles Morales. It'd feel weird to have an actor portray a character for three movies and not the fourth.
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Pfizer Aims to Outsource More Manufacturing
The drug industry took another step out of the manufacturing business today when a Pfizer official speaking in Hong Kong said the company is looking to outsource 30% of its manufacturing, largely to Asia. Pfizer already outsources about 15% of its manufacturing, Dow Jones Newswires reports.
Pfizer already said this year that it would shut down manufacturing sites in Brooklyn, N.Y., and Omaha, Neb., and sell a third manufacturing site in Germany as part of a plan to cut its work force and save money.
During the fat and happy years of blockbuster drugs and growth, pharma could coast along with manufacturing processes that lagged behind those of more prosaic industries like potato chips and laundry soap, The Wall Street Journal reported a few years back. But as the industry gets pinched by payers and faces a wave of patent expirations on some of its biggest drugs, companies are looking at ways to cut costs — and outsourcing manufacturing is high on the list.
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We've got one more photo from this week's score of test mules spied running through their paces in Argentina this week. One of the cars in the convoy we originally reported about on Monday was definitely an A6 Avant. This rear shot of that car provided to us by our spy photographer sources reveals it's not just an A6 Avant either but likely one with allroad treatment.
We're not sure what to make of this R8 GT-based test mule spotted at the Nurburgring yesterday. Clearly the car is a factory mule and clearly it's been upgraded. Here's a quick rundown of the changes we spot.
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Audi AG is conducting another TechDay for Electromobility this week where they will reveal, among other electric cars, an e-tron prototype based on the current-generation Type 8P Audi A3 Sportback. We're still waiting for more details on the car, but for now we've got a collection of photos shown below and also via the link at the bottom of this post.
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Just a few minutes ago we published a feature about the Querkraftfrei Audi A5 prototype. German car magazine Autobild recently had a chance to drive and test the car and have published a webisode on the car and its technology over on YouTube. Watch it and you'll see how the car works, including the net effect on liquid (orange juice) in a glass held in the cupholder. Thank-you


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Interesting thread...
What was the initial question again?
Man Kevin I think I really want to come train in NOVA a bit in the summer with you guys.
never "receive" a strike but always dictate the terms of engagement
This is Aikido. From the other things you have said in the thread it sounds like you have everything else you need, you just need to put them together. Right now though I have a headache from reading you and Kevin's posts.
The only thing you have not mentioned in chatting so far is metsuke and proper control of ma ai.
Will see if I can drop some more answers later. In the meantime have a partner attack you with diagonal strikes (yokomen, gyakumen) to the head and thrusts (tsuki) to the stomach. Have him take one step to reach you with each strike (i.e. be just out of his striking range if he attempts to hit you without moving forward, we call it tegatana distance) and then return to his starting place and then repeat as quickly as possible. You should be able to use your peripheral vision and detect the direction of the strike and move in accordingly to get off line and "block" the attack by raising your arms towards his face. It is important that he does not telegraph his strikes and that he maintains his balance when striking, nor that he tells you which hand will be striking at which time, he should just strike however he feels like, given the above parameters.
If you can do the above without getting hit at all I would say that you have a good idea on how to control the terms of engagement with a strike already by using good metsuke. If this is the case then a grab should be less work. If not, I'll try to add some more stuff later.
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It could be an uphill battle this afternoon in San Francisco with two-time, National League Cy Young Award winner Tim Lincecum on the mound for the Giants.
But the Padres have an excellent track record on Sundays.
They are 13-5 on Sundays -- their best winning percentage (.722) of any day of the week.
The Padres have also won eight straight Sunday games and 11 of their last 12. The last time they lost on Sunday was June 3 against Seattle at Petco Park. The have also won six straight Sunday games on the road and are 6-3 in Sunday road games.
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