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In this episode, Brian Keller shows how manual testers can use Microsoft Test Manager 2010 to manage their test cases. They can document all of the steps they will use to test a particular feature or requirement and then record whether each step passes or fails. Additionally, they can record their actions and specify that the next time they run a test, some of the steps will run automatically. Bugs created with Test Manager are stored in TFS and include a wealth of information developers can use to understand what happened.
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It's the word flick but in capitals so it looks like FUCK. It's a good way to bypass cuss filters without saying something like fuk or fu.ck
person1: How can I bypass filters when I say fuck?
person2: say flick in capitals
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a movie (see also chick flick)
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slang for photographs, often used in the graffiti culture.
did you get flicks of that train you painted last night?
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"Movies is Flicks"
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Lets catch a flick sometime
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slang for pornographic movies
do you watch flicks?
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A way of opening a folding knife quickly by 'flicking' your wrist rather than using the thumb stud (or thumb hole on some models). This is not advisable with poor quality knives but is better reserved for higher end brands like Benchmade, Strider, etc.
My new knife sucks cuz I cant flick it open!
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Any pornographical material captured on film.
Uncle Luke make some tight ass flicks.
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A flick is a female dancer such as a stripper or a pole dancer. A beautiful woman who loves to dance and have a good time.
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long running contest to find a replacement for the Air Force's fleet
of tanker aircraft used to refuel aircraft has hit another snag. The
latest gaffe happened in the bidding contest that has resulted in
each of the participating bidders inadvertently being sent
information on the competitors offering by the Air Force.
Air Force accidentally sent letters to Boeing and EADS that were
meant to go to the other company. The letters each company received
were the Integrated fleet Aerial Refueling Assessments (IFARA) the
Air Force prepared on the bidding aircraft.
Air Force
spokesman Col. Les Kodlick said, "Earlier this month, there was
a clerical error that resulted in limited amounts of identical
source-selection information being provided to both KC-X offerors
concerning their competitor's offer. Both offerors immediately
recognized the error and contacted the Air Force contracting
officers."The IFARA letter is something that the Air
Force prepares that outlines scenarios to determine how many of the
tankers will be needed. The assessment takes into consideration fuel
and construction costs reports Defense News. The IFARA is considered
the biggest risk factor in the tanker bidding program.The Air
Force says that the error will not delay the bidding process and that
it is taking action to ensure than an error like this is not
repeated. Both Boeing and EADS offered no official comment on the
errors. Executives from both aircraft companies did say that in a
situation like that the only ethical thing to do was to not review
the documents.Defense
News quotes
on unnamed exec stating, "That kind of stuff can easily be
tracked, so everyone knows you don't mess around."Kodlick
said, "The KC-X source selection will continue. This incident
will not impact our schedule for source selection. However, certain
aspects of the source selection have taken slightly longer than
originally anticipated, and we currently expect the award to occur
early next year."It's still not clear if the error will
affect the contest, despite the Air Force saying the process will not
be delayed. However, if the Air Force requests another bid from the
companies, the error could affect the process according to some
familiar with the situation."We have to see whether the
exchange of the data affects the competition, especially if the next
round will be the best-and-final bids. Then it might be of some value
to have the other person's information," said Jacques Gansler, a
former Pentagon acquisition chief who teaches public policy at the
University of Maryland.This is the latest issue in the
problem prone bidding process. Boeing submitted its NewGen
tanker proposal to the Air Force in July 2010. EADS came
back to the bidding process with a new
U.S. partner in June 2010 after dropping out when
Northrop-Grumman pulled out of the bidding war.
quote: Government is also in conflict with itself (system of checks and balances between branches, and the party system), which serve to make inefficiencies and corruption more visible.
quote: Additionally, it is all located on American soil, harder to hide your corruption and inefficiency when your constituents are all around you.
quote: While corporations are big and sprawling, a good number are private entities with relatively few checks and balances that are most definitely not integrated and can hide overseas.
quote: Just because you can point to more visible inefficencies and corruption in the government doesn't make it worse. It just means the government is worse at hiding them.
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Joost Swarte is a Dutch designer, illustrator and architect, and one of the most famous comic artists in the world, even though he has not made that many actual comics. He studied at the Academy for Design in Eindhoven, at the same time illustrating for local papers and starting his own magazine: Modern Papier (which later merged with Tante Leny Presenteert).
Among his comic creations were 'Jopo de Pojo', 'Anton Makassar', 'De Blauwe Berbers', 'Caesar Soda', 'Toon en Toos Brodeloos' en 'Ben Cine'. He published his comic 'Katoen en Pinbal' in Jippo in the early seventies. In the USA, he worked for New York underground magazine RAW.
Not limiting himself to the comic genre, Joost Swarte developed himself as a successful designer, architect and stained-glass artist, always recognizable for his Clear Line (a term he introduced). His work has been exhibited all over Europe, and as co-owner of publishing company Oog & Blik he is responsible for the design of many Dutch prize-winning books. He was one of the founders of the Stripdagen in Haarlem, Holland's international comic convention, and of the Musée Hergé in Louvain-la-Neuve. Joost Swarte has established himself as an advocate of comics in the art scene.
Swarte's illustrations have appeared in magazines like Vrij Nederland (including 'Niet zo, maar zo', a series of illusive drawings) and HUMO (Belgium), as well as The New Yorker in the USA, for which he also made the strip 'We'll Make It'. Swarte also illustrated the Nescio three novels 'De uitvreter', 'Titaantjes' and 'Dichtertje'.
As a designer of furniture he is famous for his so-called 'carrot-table', a glass table held up by four big carrot-shaped legs. In architecture, he has made his mark by designing a theatre in Haarlem. He has applied himself to making stained glass artwork, which has been used in the design of several housing-blocks in Amsterdam, as well as a swimming pool in Breda.
In April 2004, Joost Swarte received a knighthood in the Order of Orange-Nassau from Her Majesty Beatrix, Queen of The Netherlands. He won the Marten Toonder Prize for his entire comics oeuvre in 2012. A compilation of most of his comics was published as 'Bijna Compleet' ('Nearly Complete') by Oog & Blik in 2011.
Lambiek will always be grateful to Swarte for illustrating the letter "K" in our encylopedia book, 'Wordt Vervolgd - Stripleksikon der Lage Landen', published in 1979.
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Thursday, June 12, 2014
Historic Summerville residents are balking at a vision for the town that includes up to 880 new homes in the downtown area.
That is a tidal wave of development. This is going to fundamentally change Summerville, Peter Gorman of the East Historic District Civic Association told Town Council at its meeting Wednesday.
About 80 people attended the Town Council meeting to hear the Lawrence Groups presentation of Summerville Vision Plan. Project manager Monica Holmes spoke for the North Carolina-based firm. The plan envisions the way a more family-friendly Summerville is going to look by the year 2040.
Town enhancements include improving pedestrian crossings on Dorchester Road, completing the Sawmill Branch Trail, retouching Hutchinson Square and elevating the towns design standards.
However, the plan also includes building 880 new apartments, town houses and homes in the towns historic district.
Town council opened the floor for public comments after the presentation. Summerville resident Birdie Crosby, who has lived off of E. Richardson Avenue for 25 years, immediately took the podium to say more housing will mean more traffic. He also felt downtown does not have enough space for infill.
I missed out on everything about this plan, he said. You do not need any more traffic on East Richardson Avenue.
Gorman asked council members to slow down with the Vision Plan. He would like to give the public more time to provide input particularly on the idea of developing so much housing in the downtown district. Plus, Gorman said, taxes would probably have to be raised to fund the changes.
That is an enormous impact on the small-town feel of Summerville, he told council members.
Gorman said he foresees trees needing to be cut down to make room for the new housing, and new housing will only bring more traffic. He feels council members were probably not expecting to hear his statement.
I had to make a point that its a tidal wave of development, he said. Thats at least 1,000 more cars in downtown. Im not convinced thats a fair trade.
After the meeting Mayor Bill Collins said it is important for people to realize that this is a vision plan and many of the mentioned projects will not be taking place for a while.
I dont think people know much about it yet, Collins said. Its a vision plan its giving us an opportunity to look at Summerville 25 years from now.
Collins said he, too, does not know how 880 homes are going to fit downtown. Among the projects included in the Vision Plan, he hopes to work on Hutchinson Square.
I think that might get a facelift down the road, he said.
A public hearing for the Vision Plan is scheduled for 4 p.m. June 16 at the Summerville Municipal Complex.
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It would be nice if skaters would offer a few SP's during the season IMO. I'm fine with seeing the same FS. To be honest it was fun for me to learn everything about my favorites program and see it develop this year. Maybe not everyone does that but I watched a video from the team event that only showed her coach and all of team Russia and as sad as it may seem...I knew everything she was doing based on the music and their expressions.
Would it be fun if the skaters could choose to present their FS first if they want? Is it necessary to do the SP first? Could we not let them choose. The strategy would be interesting and throw a wrench in the judges mindset maybe. Maybe even put more emphasis on the skating and away from the placements which could shake up status quo scoring and remove emphasis on things like the final pairings? I admit this would be a nightmare for broadcasters and judges but to the casual viewer..
Depends on the broadcast schedule, of course. If they're covering the SPs anyway, often they will show more of them because they're shorter, or because after the SP only few skaters have a chance at medals anyway.
No, we could not let them choose.Would it be fun if the skaters could choose to present their FS first if they want? Is it necessary to do the SP first? Could we not let them choose.
It would be possible for a whole competition to be set up to have everyone do the long program first, especially in smaller invitational events like the GP.
But you couldn't have some skaters do the SP first and others entered in the same competition do the FS first. There would be no way to rank the skaters after the first phase.
It would also be a nightmare for sports fans who actually care about the points and how they're earned, and the standings after the first phase of competition. It would only be of interest for very casual fans who watch for the pretty skating and the personalities and the music and don't care about the fact that there's an actual technical competition going on at the same time they're enjoying the superficial aspects.I admit this would be a nightmare for broadcasters and judges but to the casual viewer..
I think the desire for variety and novelty is driven by looking at figure skating as show business, entertainment, not so much sport. When we watch dance shows, we expect to see new choreography, to hear new music, to see dancers show off how many styles they can perform in, choosing which moves to use in each dance to convey the theme of that particular dance to that particular music.
The primary goal of dance as art/entertainment is to communicate to audiences.
Figure skating can do that too, in the context of shows or artistic (e.g., professional) "competitions."
But that's not what Olympic-style competitive figure skating is about. Free skating programs are about showing the highest level of difficulty with the best possible quality within 4-4 1/2 minutes, and within the well-balanced program rules, that the skater is capable of. Short programs are the same, with shorter time limits, fewer elements, and more specific requirements.
Some skaters adopt a strategy of focusing on difficulty, putting out the hardest elements possible, and hope for the best in technical quality and performance quality. Others choose to focus on the skills that they're best at, even if they can also do harder elements not so well or not so consistently. Some pay a lot of attention to the performance aspects, relating the music and the audience, etc., sometimes at the expense of technical content, or to make up for the fact that their technical abilities maxed out at less than their top competitors'. Others just focus on the tech side and give performance only cursory attention.
The most successful competitors tend to be good if not great at all of the above.
But the top competitors are trying many really difficult elements, with difficult combinations and connections, in a short period of time. They need muscle memory and concentration to get those difficult elements done successfully.
Multiple different programs each year, with completely different choreography connecting the elements, still aiming for top content, would mean much less successful elements.
Remember, when the two free programs at the GP Final experiment was tried, most skaters reused the previous year's freeskate. Those who developed new freeskates generally had messier performances and/or less complex choreography between the elements.
It would certainly be possible for skaters to practice their same choreography to different music, so they could perform the same program to different music and wear different costumes and the most casual viewers wouldn't recognize that the skater was attempting the exact same moves. Those of us who follow the sport closely would notice.
Or there could be a completely different kind of competition, where the point is not higher-faster-stronger, top difficulty, but rather art/entertainment/communicating with audiences. Skaters could put together new programs each time, including only those moves that serve the artistic purpose, without worrying about showing a balance of skills or showing all their hardest skills. With fewer/easier jumps, no need for including all the difficult steps or spin positions, only whatever the skater does best and that fits this program best, we'd see a lot cleaner programs as well. Casual audiences would enjoy them better. But this would not be the same kind of competition as we see at the Olympics. If it were scored by IJS, the technical scores would be much lower.
Maybe the program component scores would set new standards for what we expect from the artistic aspects of skating, and we would no longer see 8s and 9s in sport competition for programs where there is only a vague connection to the music or any sense of artistic purpose.


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NIAGARA FALLS – The environmental crisis known as Love Canal its showing its ugly face once again.
More than three decades after the Niagara Falls neighborhood was discovered to be sitting on a simmering dump containing the world's most toxic substances, the children who grew up there say those chemicals are causing them problems as they live out their lives elsewhere.
What's worse, according to some, birth defects have recently popped up in areas outside the fenced-off dump site, causing some to raise questions about whether the federally regulated waste is really that secure.
"Well, this looks like 34 years ago," former Love Canal resident Luella Kenny said Thursday. "I thought we had made advances."
Kenny, whose 7-year-old son died of kidney disease in 1978, made brief remarks to more than 200 people who gathered Thursday in a fire hall not far from the dump site that became the birthplace of the national environmental movement.
Former Love Canal residents – many of whom lived in the Griffon Manor housing project – packed the building to hear from a team of high-powered environmental lawyers who have offered to take on their cause.
Steven J. Phillips, partner of the Phillips & Paolicelli law firm of New York City; Peter A. Kraus of the Waters & Kraus law firm of Dallas; and local attorney Christen Civiletto Morris addressed the crowd and met with residents, who were provided surveys about their health conditions and encouraged to sign on with the firms.
The residents are divided into two groups, said Phillips, who spoke to The Buffalo News before reporters were asked to leave the fire hall.
The first group consists of former residents who were children when federal authorities ordered the evacuation of the neighborhood in 1978.
Now living elsewhere and middle-aged, they tell stories of unusual physical ailments that have surfaced in recent years. Some say their own children were recently born with birth defects, and the group began to notice symptoms after attending a recent high school reunion.
Perhaps most troubling, though, is a new group of people who have emerged, claiming the toxic brew of hazardous chemicals has turned up in their neighborhoods outside the official containment zone – and caused problems in the development of their young children.
JoAnn Abbo-Bradley, of 90th Street, is among a group of residents now suing the city for $113 million, claiming a variety of health problems, including a baby born with a severe birth defect, were caused by a sewer main break last year.
One of the families claims a defective sewer line on Colvin Boulevard contained the same toxic chemicals associated with Love Canal – chemicals allegedly spread around by a worker who used a high-powered water hose to clean off the street last year.
Soon after, one of the families said, their son was born with clubfeet and heart defects.
The state Department of Environmental Conservation says the Colvin Boulevard pipe was buried deeper than other sewers recently repaired in the neighborhood, suggesting that a 1980s cleaning of the pipes "may not have been effective within this isolated location."
The state says, however, that there is no evidence the actual Love Canal containment structure – made of clay and monitored around the clock – is leaking.
But the residents in the neighborhood, and the lawyers who have been aiding them in recent months, disagree.
Kraus told The News the lawyers have not had access to scientific testing by the city or by Occidental Chemical Corp., which was held legally responsible for dumping the toxic chemicals on what would become a neighborhood and school, and was ordered to pay $130 million for cleanup.
Phillips, though, said initial tests by the law firms and anecdotes from residents suggest there may be reason to believe that the chemicals have since leaked from the clay containment structure and that a polyethylene liner has begun to break down.
"We're hearing reports that chunks of clay are floating off-site," Phillips said. "All we know is there are substantial indications there are poisonous chemicals in the neighborhood outside the containment area."
"There's a lot of smoke," he said figuratively. "We're persuaded we'll find quite a fire burning underneath."
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Friday, July 25, 2014
Construction for a new facility for The Village at Summerville is being planned for early 2016.
The Village, a senior living facility located at 201 W. 9th N. Street, is expanding up to 75.09 acres total as a planned unit development. The property is owned by Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina.
Summervilles Planning Commission met July 21 for a public hearing on the planned development.
Kathy Ligon, president and CEO of Presbyterian Communities, said The Village has been part of Summerville since 1954, and Presbyterian Communities purchased 47 acres of property adjoining the current property. They are looking to make replacement buildings and new development on the property.
We have a very strong mission, she said. We feel we provide a lot for the community, and to strengthen us for the future we feel we need to go ahead and make these improvements and additions to our ministry so we can remain strong in this community.
Presbyterian Communities secured the new land in 2012 but has not done anything on the land since.
Right now The Village has a nursing center with 87 beds. Ligon said that facility is aged and needs to be replaced, so they are looking to build a 90-bed health center with private rooms and private baths. Presbyterian Communities also plans to build a memory support center for dementia patients, which will come with 20 beds. Officials also wish to build 54 apartments, and hope to build villa products as people wish to have them.
Ligon said she thinks Summerville needs the new development to better serve its growing population.
So many people are coming into the area and so many of them will be bringing their parents along with them and will be looking for a place to have them close by, she said. Its just a really exciting time in the history of our organization.
Tim Mueller, president of SFCS Architects, specializes in retirement facilities. He said the plan is still in its earliest design phases, and the facility is still using the main entry that already exists today for the community.
Once the new health center is built the existing one will come down or be re-utilized.
Phase one of the project will be a three-story apartment building and a one-story commons facility. The villa products will be two-story buildings that will allow residents to be a part of the community but not necessarily move into the big house.
Residents attended the public hearing to express concerns over changes in the roads. Resident Robert Bright was concerned about any access roads coming through the neighborhood of Daniels Orchard.
Officials said Daniels Orchard will not be affected.
The city requested that we have a back emergency access, off part of the block of the main road, which weve put in, Mueller said. There will be no access through Daniels Orchard. A traffic study has been completed for the proposed project and based upon an independent traffic engineer, the project will not have a negative impact on the existing road system.
Summervilles Planning Commission approved the PUD amendments. The proposed amendments still need council approval, with the first reading scheduled for August.
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One of today's most popular literary and cinematic genres, Detective Fiction was born 170 years ago. It is hard to believe but "Detective Fiction" first appeared in the April 1841 issue of Graham's Magazine, with the publication of Edgar Allan Poe's short story, "The Murders in the Rue Morgue." This was the first of three of Poe's tales to feature C. Auguste Dupin, the very first fictional sleuth. What to call this new literary genre? Poe called these stories "Tales of Ratiocination" after all, the word "detective" had not yet entered the English language,
The impact of Poe's development of the idea of a story with a plot that revolves around a highly intelligent character's ingenious solution to a mystery can be found in Sherlock Holmes, Hercule Poirot, Adrian Monk, and even Scooby Doo. We might never have heard of these characters if it were not for Poe! Poe developed a number of popular detective story subgenres as well, including True Crime ("The Mystery of Marie Roget"), the "Locked-Door" mystery ("The Murders in the Rue Morgue"), the treasure hunt mystery ("The Gold-Bug"), and the comic detective story ("Thou Art the Man"). Poe was so acclaimed for his inventive contributions to the genre that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the creator of Sherlock Holmes, wrote, "Where was the detective story until Poe breathed the breath of life into it?"
The Edgar Allan Poe Museum will host a special exhibit, "The Birth of Mystery" from now to June 23, 2011 with an "Unhappy Hour" opening reception on Thursday, April 28 featuring a live action murder mystery for guests to solve to celebrate Detective Fiction's 170th birthday. The exhibit features dozens of rare and unusual artifacts, such as a copy of the first printing of "The Murders in the Rue Murgue," little known 1840s documents related to the murder of Mary Rogers (the crime that inspired Poe's tale "The Mystery of Marie Roget"), and early illustrations inspired by Poe's stories. Admission to the exhibit is included in the price of Poe Museum admission. The Poe Museum's four buildings house the world's largest collection of Edgar Allan Poe artifacts and memorabilia.
The Edgar Allan Poe Museum is located at 1914 East Main Street in Richmond, Virginia. Contact (804) 648-5523 for more information.
Just one more of Richmond's best-kept secrets brought to you by Richmond's best Fan District bed and breakfast inn. Check out the diorama at the Poe Museum: across from Poe's residence at 5th and Main, you will find a marble workyard. The yard at the Northeast corner of 5th and Main was the home of Rogers and Miller Marbleworks, fabricators of marble mantles, headstones, etc. One of the proprietors of Rogers and Miller Marbleworks was William Miller, builder of the William Miller House which dates to 1869 as a residence for his family. The William Miller House opened as a bed and breakfast in 2000 and has hosted guests from around the world. Plan your next visit to Richmond and experience southern hospitality at its finest with a hearty gourmet breakfast!
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To overemphasise a point.
Hazel was hamhanded in making her point to the newly widowed Mrs. Jones. "You're his wife? I though you said you husband is dead. He is? Then you are not his wife, you're his widow."
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on November 21, 2012 - 1:46 PM
By Patrick Lakamp
A 32-year-old Town of Tonawanda man was arraigned Wednesday on allegations he took pornographic photographs of two girls under the age of 11, according to the Erie County District Attorney's Office.
Shawn McIntosh of Parkhurst Boulevard was charged with four counts of use of a child in a sexual performance, two counts of first-degree sexual abuse, four counts of possessing a sexual performance by a child, and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child, according to the office.
The defendant was further charged with subjecting both girls to sexual contact with a sexual device.
The Town of Tonawanda Police Department arrested McIntosh. He remains in custody with no bail.
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Two men pleaded guilty in federal court today to making meth in a Goose Creek apartment that was the site of a deadly fire last May.
Gerald McCabe, 34, and Shonni Abernathy, 40, pleaded guilty to two of the charges in the original three-count indictment: one count of conspiring to make more than 50 grams, or almost 2 ounces, of meth and one count of making meth.
The two men had also originally been charged with one count of creating a substantial risk of harm to human life while manufacturing meth.
They will be sentenced at a later date.
Alberta Pierson, 36, and Michael Still, 19, who were indicted in September and charged with one count of conspiring to make meth also were scheduled to change their pleas from not guilty during a scheduled hearing today, but the hearing was canceled, according to court filings.
Three people died in the May 31 fire at Pine Harbour Apartments on Harbour Lake Drive, including Abernathy's 19-year-old daughter, Morgan.
The fire destroyed a 16-unit apartment building and also killed the cousin Morgan was baby-sitting, 4-year-old Sammy Garbe, and 69-year-old military veteran Joseph Raeth, who died in a neighboring unit.
Investigators found chemicals and other materials in the rubble. Affidavits say Abernathy and McCabe had been making meth the morning of the fire.
Abernathy is currently jailed at the MacDougall Correctional Institution in Ridgeville for violating his probation in a previous cocaine possession conviction. McCabe has been jailed at the Ridgeland Correctional Institution serving a sentence for violating his probation in a previous assault and battery conviction. Still and Pierson were released on $50,000 bail.
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A cross between a bitch and a crotch. The "y" is calling them you bitch crotch
I can't believe she took my last beer! What a yotch.
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Any possible sexual hole, namely on the human body (but not limited to that). Vagina, anus, ear, skullfuck, hole in the wall...basically anything that one can insert a penis into.
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Short for biotch, or just a quick way of blurting "Your face makes me wanna punch a baby!"
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Does this mean Nyquist won't even be on the team?
Don't like that...
The wings want him to get significant NHL play time... I'm guessing they're waiting to see how the guys who didn't play during the lockout look.
Nyquist and Tatar will certainly play in Detroit this season, I have no doubt there will be injuries and such and that once they're up in Detroit they can make a real case to stay.
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quote: The fact of the matter is, belief in God (thus believe in eternal consequence) is what keeps a very large percentage of the populace from doing terrible things on a regular basis in order to "further" themselves.
quote: 95% of people don't need any fear of punishment to behave like normal human beings and 95% of the rest get plenty of fear from regular, earthly punishment.
quote: During the storm and it's immediate aftermath, when the rule of law collapsed, there was looting, mugging, and raping on a scale seldom seen in the US.
quote: 1). On the other hand, deciding that I am an atheist (I am not) simply because I feel that religion isn't the biggest driver of morality is a bit inflammatory.


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NASA'S Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS) is one of the world's primary sources for climate data. GISS issues regular updates on world temperatures based on their analysis of temperature readings from thousands of monitoring stations over the globe.
GISS' most recent data release originally reported last October as being extraordinarily warm-- a full 0.78C above normal. This would have made it the warmest October on record; a huge increase over the previous month's data.
Those results set off alarm bells with Steve McIntyre and his gang of Baker Street irregulars at Climateaudit.org. They noted that NASA's data didn't agree at all with the satellite temperature record, which showed October to be very mild, continuing the same trend of slight cooling that has persisted since 1998. So they dug a little deeper.
McIntyre, the same man who found errors last year in GISS's US temperature record, quickly noted that most of the temperature increase was coming from Russia. A chart of world temperatures showed that in October, most of Russia, the largest nation on Earth, was not only registering hot, but literally off the scale. Yet anecdotal reports were suggesting that worldwide, October was actually slightly colder than normal. Could there be another error in GISS's data?
An alert reader on McIntyre's blog revealed that there was a very large problem. Looking at the actual readings from individual stations in Russia showed a curious anomaly. The locations had all been assigned the exact temperatures from a month earlier-- the much warmer month of September. Russia cools very rapidly in the fall months, so recycling the data from the earlier month had led to a massive temperature increase.
A few locations in Ireland were also found to be using September data.
Steve McIntyre informed GISS of the error by email. According to McIntyre, there was no response, but within "about an hour", GISS pulled down the erroneous data, citing a "mishap" and pointing the finger of blame upstream to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adminstration (NOAA).
NOAA's Deputy Director of Communications, Scott Smullens, tells DailyTech that NOAA is responsible only for temperature readings in the US, not those in other nations.
The error not only affected October data, but due to the complex algorithm GISS uses to convert actual temperature readings into their output results, altered the previously published values for several other months as well. The values for August 2008, for instance, changed by 0.11C and the global anomaly as far back as 2005 increased by a hundredth of a degree.
GISS is run by Dr. James Hansen, a strident global warming advocate who has accused oil companies of "crimes against humanity". Hansen recently made headlines when he travelled to London to testify on behalf of a group of environmentalists who had damaged a coal plant in protest against global warming. Hansen also serves as science advisor to Al Gore.
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quote: by Catalyst on November 13, 2008 at 6:31 AMI think the main issue is that there seems to be much confusion about the state of the natural sciences and the application of the scientific method in general. While I think the thrust of you position is valid, some of the conclusions drawn seem dubious.A problem that often occurs, though I am not ascribing it to anything you said directly, is the confusion generated about the distinctions between climate and weather. Many skeptics throw out "well, it is cold right now, so where is global warming?" A single event, and even a warm month like October, is a weather event, where long term average temperatures or weather conditions represent climate. So Hansen's statement about October temperatures as well as the statement you made are insignificant on their own; a single event does not indicate a trend or lack thereof . Only by comparing it to a broader dataset can context be ascertained.Which leads to the criticisms of the models. Your point (which is, I assume, echoed by others) that a model that cannot reliably predict conditions is useless is quite valid on an academic level but not really at a practical one. Your explanation of the model that predicts building power usage is excellent. A model that should have predicted the 3,000KW per day usage that but came up with 3,400KW instead would be an inaccurate and clumsy tool. However, if the previous model only predicted energy use with an error range of plus or minus 55,000KW, you would say that your new tool was quite accurate and a step forward.The argument is really about whether or not the degree of certainty justifies action. From what I understand (in my limited capacity) the formerly wide-ranging and rough tools used to predict climate are getting better and better as the decades wear on, and that each additional degree of certainty generally backs the conclusion that the trend is getting worse, not better.More importantly, this coupled with the indications that the longer we wait the more expensive fixing the problem becomes, as well as the more damaging and disruptive the effects will be, suggests that logically we should act now and "leap our asses into the river" rather than wait. Our models may be imperfect, but may be accurate enough to say it is just more cost-effective at this point to make the mistake at this end than to wait and be wrong at the other.Skepticism the twin to discovery, so clearly you can't have science without both, I just worry that the techies seem to be skeptical in only one direction when it comes to the environment.
quote: "Now suppose that, based on my model, I'm demanding that your new convention center be only 100,000 square feet, that it be completely underground, and that it be lighted only with bio-luminescent fungus because my model clearly shows that convention centers are destroying the Earth. Remember that my model, while accurately modeling earlier times, has been a miserable failure in predicting energy usage in the twenty years I've been using it."
quote: "I think most reasonable people would say I'm not going to radically change my proposed convention center until your model can do a better job at predicting new buildings. In other words, I'm not convinced there IS a problem to fix vis-a-vis climate (although I agree that reductions in CO2 would be good for many things, from acid rain to ocean acidification, and that research in that direction should be solid.)"
quote: by Catalyst on November 16, 2008 at 2:35 AMSNIPquote:"I think most reasonable people would say I'm not going to radically change my proposed convention center until your model can do a better job at predicting new buildings. In other words, I'm not convinced there IS a problem to fix vis-a-vis climate (although I agree that reductions in CO2 would be good for many things, from acid rain to ocean acidification, and that research in that direction should be solid.)"This statement reflects the heart of what I am interested in. Built into the first part of the argument (and most like it) is the false assumption that the status quo unquestionably represents best practices, and paradoxically that the burden of proof of no harm falls upon those who want to avert pollution. If you are undertaking an action that you know is damaging (polluting), clearly the burden of proof falls on you to demonstrate that doing so would not have deleterious effects. If there is evidence that there is significant impact, the burden is again on you to remediate or eliminate that impact. This is the logical position, but not the one taken by most climate skeptics when arguing the conclusions they draw from the matter. It seems to indicate that the issue for them is ideological or dogmatic and not with the science portion of the equation. The tone also seems to indicate that even if the science were irrefutable, they would take issue with having to change their stance. This seeming inflexibility is what I find odd in the normally future forward tech community. I wonder does this come from the business side or are there specific influential leaders in the tech crowd that shape the community view?


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OMG! She has taken her bikini off!
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Can be itsy bitsy teeny weeny yellow and with polka dots. However I reckon that's out of fashion now - its now white/transparent, push up and with a thong.
Beware if a fat old woman with a bikini asks you to help her rub in suncream!
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A treasured piece of society that makes one realize how great it is to be straight: sheer genius: best thing on the beach besides the chick wearing it
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An island where the US conducted nuclear tests. The popular swimwear was named after this island due to the 'hotness' of both things.
You can't wear your bikini at Bikini island cuz you'll be fried to a crisp by the radiation.
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quote: It seems like a bass-ackwards way of running a free market. It's like if Ford told me I'd have to pay $100,000 for a Ford Festiva because they didn't sell as many as they wanted last year.I realize that's not exactly how military procurement contracts work, but... maybe it's how they SHOULD work. How many units they sell is their problem. Set a price, and that's what the US taxpayer (via the DoD) pays, no more.
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|Evidence for a Weak Iron Core at Earth's Center
Seismic waves that pass through the center of the Earth travel faster going from pole to pole than along the equatorial plane—why? One theory is that the grains of iron that make up most of the solid inner core could be aligned in a way that transmits waves more efficiently in one direction than the other. Recent evidence for this "texturing" of iron grains in the Earth's inner core comes from x-ray spectroscopy and diffraction measurements performed at high pressure and utilizing, in part, ALS Beamline 12.2.2. When extrapolated to the high-temperature and -pressure conditions in the Earth's core, the results show that the strength of iron is lower than previously thought. This weakness could explain how the crystal structure in the Earth's core has transformed over geological time scales.
The extreme conditions at the Earth's core are very difficult to reproduce in a laboratory. The pressure rises above three million atmospheres (320–370 gigapascals), and the temperature is comparable to the surface of the Sun (over 5000° Celsius). Seismologists have learned about the core by studying seismic waves that travel directly through the Earth's center. One surprising discovery is that core-traversing seismic waves travel 3% faster along the polar axis as compared to those moving through the equatorial plane. It is assumed that this seismic-wave anisotropy is due to iron crystals aligning their lattice structures. Such alignment requires the iron to have a certain amount of "flow" through the solid core, and this has yet to be explained.
Strength, which is a material's resistance to flow, is characterized by the pressure at which the material begins to deform. Previous studies of the strength of iron have typically applied pressure in a nonuniform (or nonhydrostatic) way, whereas the pressure on the iron in Earth's core is uniform (hydrostatic), like the pressure on a submersible in the deep ocean. To reproduce the hydrostatic conditions of the Earth's interior, the researchers loaded samples of hexagonally close-packed (hcp) iron (generally accepted as the stable phase of iron at inner-core conditions) into a gasket filled with a pressure-transmitting medium of neon or helium gas. This gasket was then placed in a diamond-anvil cell, where pressures as high as 200 gigapascals could be applied and studied using a spectroscopic technique. From the data analysis, they derived the shear modulus—a measure of the rigidity of a material—and found it to be slightly lower than previous measurements.
These data were then combined with nonhydrostatic radial x-ray diffraction (rXRD) measurements collected at ALS Beamline 12.2.2. Macro-stresses extending across a large number of grains produce shifts in the position of diffraction lines—the magnitude of which is linked to the material's strength. Line shifts in rXRD data collected at pressure allow the measurement of deviatoric strain (deformation at constant volume), relative to the hydrostatic strain (changes in volume), at a particular crystallographic orientation for a given lattice plane. Surprisingly, the derived strength was 60% lower than previous estimates, making iron one of the weakest metals at high pressures. Comparison of the pressure-dependent strength of hcp iron with other materials with hcp, face-centered cubic (fcc), and body-centered cubic (bcc) structures shows that only gold trends lower than hcp iron.
The researchers estimated that iron's strength is around 1 gigapascal at the pressure and temperature at the Earth's core. This low value has implications for how the material in the core deforms, or "creeps," over time. Previous models assumed that this creep was a very slow process, based mostly on diffusion of atoms. However, a lower strength for iron means that creep could occur through the movement of defects, or "dislocations," in the crystal structure. This faster dislocation creep would imply that the observed seismic-wave anisotropy developed relatively early in the Earth's history.
Research conducted by: A.E. Gleason (Stanford University) and W.L. Mao (Stanford University and SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory).
Research funding: National Science Foundation and U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), Office of Basic Energy Sciences (BES). Work was also performed in part at the Advanced Photon Source (APS). Operation of the ALS and APS is supported by DOE BES.
Publication about this research: A.E. Gleason and W.L. Mao, "Strength of iron at core pressures and evidence for a weak Earth's inner core," Nature Geoscience 6, 571 (2013).
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Belington has a new mayor, and he says he has a plan. Councilman Bobby King was selected by City Council Thursday to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Jody Haller last week....
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Following are the highlights and lowlights from Penn State's 34-9 victory over Purdue on Saturday at Ross-Ade Stadium:
Play of the game: Tough to pick out one in this kind of rout, but Sean Stanley's pressure on Purdue quarterback Robert Marve on third-and-goal from the Penn State 3 led to an incompletion on the Boilermakers' first possession and forced a field goal.
Offensive player of the game: Penn State quarterback Matt McGloin completed 22-of-36 passes for 321 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions. It was McGloin's fifth 300-yard game, breaking Kerry Collins' school record.
Defensive player of the game: PSU linebacker Gerald Hodges made a team-high eight tackles, including six solos and three for 10 yards in losses. He also broke up a pass.
Most telling statistic: The Lions limited Purdue to 1-of-11 conversions on third down in the first half.
Hidden statistic: Of Purdue's 375 total yards, 188 came on the Boilers' last three possessions.
Best run: Purdue's Akeem Shavers burst a 37-yard sweep early in the game, virtually the Boilermakers' lone offensive highlight.
Best pass: McGloin hit a wide-open Brandon Moseby-Felder in stride for a 41-yard touchdown in the third quarter, extending the Lions' lead to 34-3.
Worst pass: Got dizzy watching three Purdue quarterbacks attempt 62 passes. Caleb TerBush's first attempt in the third quarter was nearly picked by Hodges.
Best catch: Allen Robinson went over Purdue cornerback Josh Johnson for a 27-yard reception in the second quarter.
Catch it, will ya: Zach Zwinak dropped an early screen with running room. Purdue fullback Kurt Freytag botched a TD pass in the fourth quarter.
Hold it, won't ya: Moseby-Felder was stripped of the ball by Purdue's Ricardo Allen in the second quarter following a nice cut and a 29-yard gain. Fortunately for Penn State, the ball went out of bounds.
Best tackle: Lion safety Stephen Obeng-Agyapong tackled Gary Bush in the open field in the second quarter with the Lions up 10-3. Bush had caught a screen and was cutting across the middle to daylight.
Worst tackle: Purdue safety Taylor Richards missed Lion tight end Jesse James at the 5-yard line, allowing James to score a TD that put the Lions up 27-3 early in the third quarter.
Best hit: Lion corner Adrian Amos leveled Purdue's Dolapo Macarthy after a flat pass in the first quarter at the PSU 4, saving a touchdown.
Best kick: Alex Butterworth rolled a 39-yard punt to the Purdue 3 in the fourth quarter.
Worst kick: Normally reliable Purdue punter Cody Webster had a couple of 25-yarders go straight up in the second quarter. Pick one.
Best call: On third-and-3 from the PSU 35, James released on a delay, and McGloin found him open in the left flat for a 35-yard catch-and-run. The play helped set up the TD that extended Penn State's lead to 20-3.
Worst call: Rather than delve into the Boilers' train wreck, let's keep it local. Facing third-and-2 on its 36 in the second quarter, against a Purdue defense that can't stop the run, the Lions lined up with no backs and tried a pass to Robinson that failed.
Worst penalty: Purdue provided numerous options, but how about the delay of game, down 34-3, facing third-and-14 from the Lions' 19 in the third quarter?
Best effort: Zwinak, now having displaced Bill Belton as the starter, rushed for 134 yards on 21 carries - 6.4 per pop.
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Since 2009 a fair amount of new features and rules have been added or edited, as well as several new skins, member badges etc. The site itself has also been updated with a lot of new information. So let us know what you think, SF :O!
Note that this isn't really a place for you to complain about things you don't like, or a thread for discussing staff additions/etc. We have the ticket system for that (another new feature since the last one!). Just let us know how you guys are feeling about the forum/site in general .
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Oh and no troll posts please.
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6 Innocent-Sounding Topics That Are Guaranteed Flame Wars
There are certain topics everybody knows are going to start a fight - politics, religion, abortion, video game consoles - important things like that.
But there's a lot of topics not on the standard hot-button list that are guaranteed to stir a forum thread into a white-hot frenzy. Topics that you would think people could disagree on reasonably, like dog poop disposal or tipping, that somehow drive people to threaten physical violence.
Here's a few:
Declawing Cats
Now, declawing cats is a pretty serious surgical procedure (it involves surgically removing the last knuckle of each "finger"), so it's understandable that people can have serious disagreements on it. What you wouldn't expect is people to start suggesting that the fingers of people who disagree with them should be cut off.
From a pro-declawer.
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From an anti-declawer.
Or their testicles:
And what hyperbolic discussion is complete without bringing in Hitler?
Or making up imaginary laws?
If a cat drawing blood was a death sentence, the feline race would have been extinguished by now. That's what they do. Eat, poop, appear in funny pictures for the internet, and claw you.
Not only do people attempt to claw the eyes out of people on the other side of the debate, sometimes they get so worked up that they can't tell who's on their side. In this thread, a bunch of anti-declawing people start arguing with each other before they realize they're all on the same side.
But I get it. Getting the word out about the negative side effects of declawing is important to anyone who cares about cats, and as we all know, the best way to inform and educate people and get them to listen to you is to make multiple posts in all caps.
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Well, I'm convinced!
The most famous tipping debate is probably in the opening scene of Reservoir Dogs, where Mr. Pink stuns the table by stating he "doesn't believe in" tipping. I haven't watched the whole movie but I believe later on they all shoot each other or something. This is remarkably similar to how most tipping discussions progress.
This entry on Passive Aggressive Notes triggered a yearlong argument with hundreds of replies.
Which is remarkable considering how the arguments on both sides can be boiled down to:
- Tips make up most of a server's take-home pay because their pay is often (legally) below minimum wage, so you owe them the tip or they will not have enough money to live.
- Serving is hard work!
- I don't owe you anything! If you're not getting paid enough you should get another job! Or change the system.
- Serving is not a very hard job!
Somehow you can keep repeating those things over and over again for hundreds of replies if you keep spicing it up with assumptions that the complaining waitresses are bitches...
169 thumbs up for that one, to boot.
... throw around words like "entitlement," cuss out people from other countries who don't know how tipping works in America, and suggest people who don't tip be beaten.
Even when moderators are quick about cutting off the discussion before it blows up into a flame war, someone always manages to get their punches in.
And of course, Hitler.
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That was in a discussion about a family's trip to Disney World by the way.
Does 0.9999... = 1?
Technically, that should be a 0.9 with a bar over the 9, but I think that would cause the site formatting to explode so we've got what we've got.
Anyway, this is apparently one of the great mathematical debates of all time, if you go by number of forum posts. The answer has absolutely no practical application whatsoever and it's just a theoretical exercise. So you'd expect the argument to be a dry exchange of proofs and, "I respectfully disagree, I think you erroneously invoked the transitive property in line 3," but actually you're more likely to get this:
But okay, I'll admit those are bodybuilding forums. Maybe the roid rage makes them get upset over everything, even math.
You can find people going overboard about htis everywhere, though, like in a 500+ reply thread on the Bungie forums, or a 1000+ reply thread on the Escapist forums.
There's no Hitler comparisons here, but we do get introduced to the word "math-tard," which is almost as good.


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MIAMI – The world didn't end on Friday. For Bills fans, it was quite the opposite. They got a new lease and the prospect of a new stadium.
Now, it's on to more pressing matters. The end of the season is coming fast. Only two games left, starting with today's clash against the Dolphins. We're looking at another dramatic finish on the (all together now) ...
Heroic run to 7-9!
You can barely contain yourself, I know. Sure, they're out of the playoff hunt. They essentially mailed it in last week in Toronto. But if they can gather themselves and keep their eyes on the prize, they can achieve the improbable. They can get their head coach to seven wins for the first time.
All they need to do is win today, then come home and knock off the reeling Jets at The Ralph. That part should be easy. Rex Ryan is a national laughingstock, after all. We'll look past the fact that Ryan is 5-0 against Chan Gailey.
Gailey's job could be on the line. I don't believe Buddy Nix wants to fire his coach. I doubt Ralph Wilson wants to go sifting through a bunch of strangers for a new coach.
But if Gailey is indeed on the hot seat, winning these two division games and matching Dick Jauron's best seasons could very well save him.
That's what they tell us, anyway. The players on the Chan Gang, most of whom owe their current position to Gailey, are fully in favor of keeping Gailey.
"I love him to death. I love coming to work for him every day. I'm just happy that these two years I've been in the league I've been able to have a boss like ..."
Oops, sorry. That was Trent Edwards talking about Dick Jauron in late December of the 2008 season.
Stevie Johnson said he feels the players could be playing for Gailey's job today. He nearly broke down talking about it. I'm assuming he won't pull up his jersey and display a "Merry Christmas" message if he scores a TD.
Ryan Fitzpatrick said it's not as if he'll drop back to pass thinking, "This is for dear old Chan," but he also believes finishing with a two-game winning streak could do wonders for his head coach.
"I think it is important to realize the gravity of the situation right now," Fitzpatrick said, "and the difference between two losses and two wins to end the season would be a lot. It is important to keep that in the back of your mind. Important to remind yourself what you are playing for and why you are going out there."
So this is what it has come to, in the year of Mario Williams: Selling 7-9 as a triumph, a sign of progress, a reason to believe that the team really is getting better and that Gailey deserves another chance to prove himself.
That's what a Bills fan comes to expect, I suppose. You learn to rationalize. You turn the kaleidoscope of failure and 7-9 looks like a galaxy of hope. Hey, six wins, seven wins, next year ... 8-8!
Silly me, if I were running the team, I'd have my mind made up on Gailey. He would be gone. I wouldn't need any more bumbling evidence, same as with Jauron four years ago. If Nix was a good general manager, if he had legitimate standards, he'd already be looking for his next coach.
But I'll go along with the program and pretend today's game has real significance. The Bills could eliminate the Dolphins, for one thing. That has to give even the most disspirited fans a little yuletide tingle.
There is some history here. The Bills have a way of rising up in the game before Christmas when their head coach is perceived to be in hot water. Grab my hand, we'll stroll once again down memory lane:
• On Christmas Eve day in 2005, they went to Cincinnati on a five-game losing streak and won, 37-27, shocking a Bengals team that was headed to the playoffs. Tom Donahoe and Mike Mularkey hugged one another as they went off the field. They were both gone a month later.
• The Bills had lost seven of eight when they played in Denver a few days before Christmas in 2008. Jauron was under fire. They had lost the first Toronto game two weeks before. They stunned the Broncos, 30-23, effectively knocking them out of the playoffs. Jauron survived.
• Last Christmas Eve, they hobbled into The Ralph on a seven-game losing streak and stunned playoff-bound Denver, 40-14. They made Tim Tebow look like a glorified fullback, which as it turns out, was pretty much the case.
There's no denying, the Bills have a way of rising up in the penultimate game of the season with their coach's job on the line. They went on to lose the season's finale all three of those years, but why dwell on the negative?
The Bills have finished last in the AFC East four years in a row. If they lose the next two, it makes five straight years. They're 3-13 in the division under Chan. Gailey said winning the last two would be a positive, but he reminded us they have to win this one first.
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Every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood. These individuals are someone's friend, relative or neighbor. What if one of your loved ones needs blood this summer? Will the blood be available when needed?
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"Fear has torment" is a phrase from the word that speaks volumes. If your life is ruled by fear and your outlook is fear based, hang on. Help is on the way....
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Please welcome Rachel Zanders, a writer who will be posting to this blog from time to time. Rachel is also a contributor toGapers Block, where she covers Chicago's dance community.Carsickness is not an on-the-job risk you'd expect a dentist to face, but Dr. Amy Martin laughingly recalls suffering from that malady during her first days as dental resident with Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center's (IMMC) Mobile Dental Program.Dr. Harvey Wigdor initiated the program in 1999 after witnessing one of these fully equipped dental offices on wheels at an ADA meeting. He saw an opportunity for our city, found a few foundations that were interested in funding the program, and drove a new van from Portland, Oregon, over the Rockies to Chicago.The original van and its equipment--dental equipment that has spent a decade suffering Chicago's pothole-infested streets--have been retired in favor of a new and improved facility. Whereas the first van consisted of an open room with two dentists' chairs, the new 38-foot-long van boasts a waiting room and two independent private treatment rooms.The program serves twenty partners--organizations and centers with underserved populations such as homeless shelters, senior centers, and schools. Sitting in the van's waiting room, you're sure to hear "Any change since last time?" or witness the handing off of an appointment reminder card--indications of continuity in this nomadic establishment. Dr. Martin, now Assistant Director for the program, says these are "very reliable patients." Just about everything that can be done onboard is either free or very discounted, but most patients at the regular partner sites "pay a little bit for what they get, and that allows them to take ownership."In addition to the regular monthly partner site visits, the van accompanies The Night Ministry once a month to widely varying locations around the city to provide dental services completely free of charge. Dr. Adrian Codel, who first stepped onto the van as a resident in 2001 and now serves as the attending dentist on the Night Ministry outings, gets a kick out of their "groupies," individuals who somehow find and get to the van every month for treatment. The residents "build a relationship with the 'regulars' and come to know what they need."The van is equipped for just about any dental procedure the patients might require, from cleanings and extractions to endodontics. The Dental Van is a part of the residency curriculum at IMMC, and Dr. Wigdor sees this as a "tremendous opportunity. The van is perfect for the community health component."Dr. Codel adds that, not only do residents receive an extraordinary clinical experience (students are likely to perform "less than five extractions in dental school," but will perform the procedure innumerable times on the van); they also come to understand how to "manage this patient population. When you might not see the patient again, your approach is different."Dr. Martin recalls that she "didn't love it as a resident. I was carsick. It was tight quarters. And residents feel outside of their element." But it's "very satisfying, very gratifying to help the people who we help," and when the Assistant Director position opened up around the end of her residency, she "jumped at the chance."When asked for unusual anecdotes, Dr. Martin points out that "everything is unusual here." She says the patients are "very thankful. A lot of patients will bake us cookies or knit us something when they're done with their treatment." And always appreciated, although it might not be the most appropriate token for those in the dental profession: "We get lots of donuts."Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center will be hosting an open house for its new dental van, from 4-6 p.m. on September 9, at the hospital. Weather permitting, the event will be held on the west pavilion of the hospital.
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quote: I don't know what you are not getting about the "multi-roll" aspect here and how it, combined with stealth, ballooned the development costs of the F-35 all to hell.
quote: I don't know why you are defending people who are talking your tax dollars and wasting them.
quote: Some of the greatest fighters and bombers in the world had similar problems early on like you're describing. Hell some had worst!
quote: Correct me if I'm wrong
quote: You've no idea how much I'm dumbing this all down for general consumption.
quote: I named a number of aircraft that each do things the F-35 claims to be able to do.
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quote: Do you work for Lockheed?
quote: Yes but no single aircraft has ever had to do ALL the things being asked of the F-35 airframe. Hello?
quote: If this were anything other than a defense matter, you'd be demanding the head of each member of the company's board on a platter.
quote: There ain't half as much novel, never seen before things on the JSF as Lockheed Martin would like you to believe.
quote: If you want to get nitty gritty, let's look at your examples:
quote: How many commercially successful fighter planes in existence can you think of that have supersonic capability, VTOL and stealth?
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Tatiana and Maxom are really consistent, I love their skating
2nd for them! They look absolutely thrilled in the kiss and cry. Good for them.
I got so tense, waiting to see how Tatiana and Maxim would do. lol Now I am smiling. More and more broadly. :D:D:D
I just now woke up and watched V/T's performance live. I'll have to watch the rest of the top teams later. I thought this pair should have won the SP but their LP isn't as effective. They need a better program to match the WONDERFUL ability and lines they have.
I also am giving a Stading "O" for Tatiana and Maxim. Yeah baby! They suffered enough in the last 4 years with all those failures.
Okay, one more question: Ukranian men, what are you doing?
A Well deserve Silver for V/T!! They are the only team that match S/S TES in term of base value. I like their performance better than S/S. It looks more powerful!! If wouldn't for a little turnout on the 3T from Maxim, they can almost match S/S score.
I believed S/S were miles away technically compared to V/T...loved V/T but they were over-scored.
Watching V/T I could not help but feel that they can do more and harder. So much power and potential.
Its been a year (2010 Olympics) since I have been this excited to watched the pairs competition. I am just impressed at the progress and success of V/T within their first season. Really looking forward to next season and the upcoming years with this team. They will play a substantial part in bringing Russia a medal in Sochi.
Congrats Aliona/Robin!! You guys made me love pairs skating again XD
We are in Russia after all.... even the judges can be influenced by this audience. (This was my comment to the overscoring for V&T which I second - only I was too slow in typing....)
And don't get me wrong, they were good in many aspects, but not in all. And the other Russian pair (B&L) has the edge in my eyes - better lines, elegance instead of strength. I have to admit, I'd rather root for Bazarova
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You have no idea how excited I was about the bananas and fresh veggies I scored this week!! Except for the bananas it's all locally grown, even the bread was baked at a little local bakery. I love it when I can find some good, reasonably priced fresh produce.
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To mark the occasion I'm putting together a super fun {52 weeks of the simple things} celebration and I can`t wait to share all the details with you! There's going to be giveaways and lots of fun, so mark your calendars, tell all your friends!! The party's gonna be sometime during the week of September 26th.
Thank you to everyone who has shared their thoughts with me on the simple things! I appreciate all of your feedback and if anyone would still like to share their thoughts on what Simple Things Sunday has meant to them and how it has become a part of your week OR if you have a favorite simple things photo that you`ve posted I`d love to know which one!
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Our department's strengths in sensor research has led to the establishment of a campus-wide Center for Advanced Sensor Technology (CAST) that started off as a departmental center.
Sensors are ubiquitous devices that detect or measure some desired target analyte. Typically, a sensor has a front-end system that responds to the analyte with a measurable property change, which is then converted into a voltage or current signal by a transducer which can be acquired and displayed on an instrument or computer.
CBE and faculty from other departments with an interest in sensor technology are affiliated with CAST. CAST faculty are engaged in basic and applied research in various aspects of sensors and instrumentation. Bioprocess sensors for optical monitoring of oxygen, pH and pCO2 have been developed at CAST that have been successfully commercialized (www.fluorometrix.com). These optical sensors have led to a new class of miniature bioreactors useful for rapid bioprocess optimization. In other research, sensors based on various bacterial binding proteins are being developed. Next-generation sensors are being developed that are based on surface plasmon coupled emission and these promise unprecedented increase in sensitivity at low cost.