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In the sports world, the debate on whether a player is overrated or underrated is a very tricky subject. Is a player like Tim Tebow underrated because he has so many critics or overrated because of all the media hype? Over or underrating someone is based solely on a person's perception of that player. A player is usually overrated if the majority of the fanbase thinks they are better than they actually are.
Sam Bradford is a good example. He put up good numbers for a rookie quarterback last season, but he never really rose to the occasion in a big game. He is a nice quarterback, but he probably will never be in the discussion as a top 10 quarterback. However, he was deemed a great pick early in his rookie season. Now that the Rams offense is really struggling due to a poor offensive line and no dangerous skill players, you could now make the argument that he is underrated.
In the Philadelphia Eagles' 79 years of pro football, they have had hundreds of players you could characterize as being either under or overrated. A guy like Freddie Mitchell who really had one good catch in his entire career but still got a lot of hype and air time was way overrated, while a guy like Al Wistert is an unknown to a very high majority of Eagles fans even though he was one of the best they ever had.


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A judge this week denied a request for bail reduction in the case of a Johnstown man who was arrested in November when police said he tried to break into a woman's home through the small pet door after he previously stole a knife, cash and a dog's pain medication.
Defense attorneys requested that bond for Joseph Beeler, 33, should be reduced from $80,000 to $40,000 and argued that alcohol appeared to be a common thread that could be monitored or restricted if he bonded out.
The judge, however, said that a history of disregard for authorities was apparent through different previous counts of theft, drug use and failure to appear to court dates.
The judge determined that concerns about Beeler's decision-making as well as his disregard for authorities and potential threat to disrupt the Johnstown community was enough reason to keep the bond at $80,000.
Beeler was arrested Nov. 26 after police received a call to the 1900 block of Greenbriar Court in Johnstown on a report of noise coming from the kitchen, according to an arrest affidavit.
Police responded and found Beeler hiding behind a tree in the area.
Upon further investigation, they located a black pellet gun, nearly $1,200 in cash and a prescription pill bottle that contained drugs for another man's dog.
Beeler is charged with felony counts of second-degree burglary of a dwelling and first-degree auto trespassing with the intent to cause a crime. He also faces a misdemeanor count of second-degree trespassing.
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A 40-year-old Kent Road woman was arrested after an altercation she allegedly had with a handicapped man June 3.
When deputies arrived at the home in the 100 block of Kent Road, they saw the man was bleeding from his ear and hand.
He said the woman attacked him by punching him in the head then stole his cell phone and $180.
He said she got the cash by prying his wallet from his back pocket and the phone was taken from his shirt pocket.
When the man went to a neighbors house to call 911, the woman returned his phone but not the money.
The woman said she gave the man $1 back because she claims that is all she took. She also said she had permission to use his phone.
She was charged with strong armed robbery.
Boyfriend steals car
A woman from the 4600 block of Lomax Court in Murrells Inlet said her boyfriend stole her Ford Mustang.
She said she has been dating the 51-year-old Florence man for about six months.
She said he does not have a drivers license and has never had permission to drive her vehicle.
She said the car was taken while she was at work.
The woman called the suspect on his phone and he admitted taking the car but said he ditched it beside a road when it broke down.
The owner said she did want to press charges.
Theft from South Waccamaw Drive
A home under construction in the 1100 block of South Waccamaw Drive in Murrells Inlet was burglarized June 2.
The owner of the construction company said all the tools and some building materials had been taken.
Because of the size of the tools taken, its believed a large vehicle had to be used.
Value of the tools taken is more than $3,400.
Threats from mom
A man from Boyd Road said his ex-wife called him three times in a two hour period June 1, making threats each time.
The 28-year-old reportedly said she would kill her ex over their child.
The man says he has sole custody of the child and does not want to press charges so the case was closed.
Grinder leads to arrest
A deputy was sent to the Murrells Inlet Wilco station in the 4300 block of Highway 17 Bypass June 4 because there was an unoccupied vehicle in the parking lot with the motor running.
Workers said they saw the driver leave the area.
The deputy reports smelling marijuana inside the vehicle and a marijuana grinder containing residue could be seen on the floorboard.
A drivers license belonging to a 20-year-old Murrells Inlet woman was found in the car.
Also found was a bottle containing prescription pills and a small bag containing marijuana residue.
A while later the car owner returned. She said her boyfriend had been in the car with her but they got into an argument and he walked away.
The woman said she left the car running while she went after him.
She admitted the grinder was hers but said the pills did not belong to her or her boyfriend.
She was arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia.
Information is subject to change as the investigation proceeds. Individuals arrested and/or charged have not been convicted.
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With the Breaking the Silence organisation set to publish a book in Hebrew on 21st December (with an English tranlsation to follow next year), all those who condemned the Israeli soldiers outspoken remarks and testimonies of atrocities in the occupied Palestinian territories, simply as they were made anonymously, will finally have to sit-up and take notice and recognise the truth of these soldiers testimonies.
Netanyahu has failed to extend the settlement freeze, revealing Israel is more interested in seizing more Palestinian land, than creating a viable peace deal. How can negotiations continue about a lasting peace deal, while simulateously Israel continues to illegally occupy more and more Palestinian land. The talks are effectively dead in the water, which is precisely what many on the Israeli side, including the settlers hoped to achieve all along.
"Sometimes, for a day or two we don't even have bread, nor flour to make bread. There's a store nearby that, when we are truly desperate, lets us take a bag of bread or something simple, on credit. I owe them a lot of money for the food I've brought from them, but I still can't pay them," states Umm Khamis Khattab who lives in Gaza's Bureij refugee camp and has no source of income.
A boat carrying aid for Gaza's population and organized by Jewish groups worldwide has set sail from Cyprus.
The boat, Irene, is sailing under a British flag and is carrying ten passengers and crew, including Jews from the US, the UK, Germany and Israel as well as an Israeli journalist.
The boat's cargo includes symbolic aid in the form of children's toys and musical instruments, textbooks, fishing nets for Gaza's fishing communities and prosthetic limbs for orthopaedic medical care in Gaza's hospitals.
Despite the fact that the Israeli historian Benny Morris confirms in his book: 1984 and after, that: 'Jewish military operations indeed accounted for 70% of the Arab exodus' (page 101) in 1948. The Israeli state refuses to acknowledge this. Likewise, Morris states in the Birth of the Palestinian Refugee Problem revisited, that the massacre at Deir Yassin, had the most lasting effect of any single event of the war in precipitating the Palestinian exodus' (page 237).
The US has claimed that the 'Arab states' pressing for a resolution to call on Israel to sign up to a Non-Proliferation treaty, are 'hampering the Middle East peace talks'. Totally amazing how the US can make such a statement and then go on about its fears of Iran acquiring nuclear weapons. Meanwhile, Israel continues to claim the position of 'nuclear ambiguity', neither confirming or denying the widely acknowledged fact that it has nuclear weapons.
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It didn't take long... The US is pressurising Abbas to continue with the so-called 'peace talks' even though 80 illegal Jewish settlements in the West Bank are just about to be expanded. The US and Israel, hand in hand, once again setting the agenda, and dictating terms they know are impossible for Abbas to accept. How can you believe Israel seriously wants peace, and to negotiate the creation of a viable two-state solution, whilst it continues simultaneously illegally expanding and seizing Palestinian land.
As i have noted on these pages previously, Israel has got itself into a difficult position, it will not accept a one-state solution, for fear that Palestinians high birth rates would undermine its desired notion of Israel as an exclusively 'Jewish' state. Furthermore, accepting a two-state solution would require Israel to withdraw from illegal settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories, again, Israel would find it difficult to give up this territory it has illegally seized and sought to annex into its borders.
I saw this in Haaretz and thought of all you open minded, independent and free thinking individuals on the JC blog, notably Jon and Jonathan. It appears that the blind following of Israeli policies as 'always automatically right' and labeling of any criticism of Israel as 'anti-semitic' and 'anti-Israel' may be confined to the Jewish Chronicle, at least amongst Jews within Britain.
Ari Hart's guest column in the Jerusalem post raises many important questions relating to Israel's raid on a Bedouin village this week. Israel razed around 40 homes belonging to the residents of this 'unrecognised village', despite the Bedouin living in the Negev prior to the creation of Israel. This act of destruction has left around 300 Bedouin homeless. The JNF will facilitate the transfer of this Bedouin land to Jewish settlers in an attempt to 'Judaise' the land.
1,500 Israeli police evicted 300 residents who lived in 40 homes in the Al-Araqib village on Tuesday morning. These Bedouin were one of the 'unrecognised' Bedouin villages in southern Israel. The demolitions were cleared by the Israeli government to enable the Jewish National Fund (JNF) to construct a forest on this land, despite the residents winning a court appeal to overturn the original decision to seize their land and raze their homes.
Netanyahu scores massive own goal, as footage is leaked of him admitting he ended the Oslo peace process.
Netanyahu affirms he 'destroyed the Oslo peace process' - the admission was filmed without his knowledge and appeared on Israel's Channel 10. In the footage of Nethanyhu visiting the Ofra settlement he states he deceived the US into believing he was implimenting the Oslo peace process by making minor withdrawals in the West Bank, while simulateously expanding the Israeli occupation. This difference between Netanyahu's 'public' stance with the US when pressured, and his actual implimentation of these policies remains a major barrier in achieving a lasting peace deal.
Israel has demolished an inhabited Palestinian home in East Jerusalem for the first time in eight months, effectively ending an unofficial freeze of such internationally condemned demolitions. A Reuters photographer witnessed a Palestinian family removing its belongings from the house in East Jerusalem's Beit Hanina neighborhood before an Israeli excavator tore into the dwelling.
Amnesty International is one of many international human rights and aid organisations to call for the US government to pressure Israel to end the blockade of Gaza. The blockade continues to leave 1.4 million Gazan men, women and children blocked within the Gaza strip, where 4 out of 5 are dependent upon humanitarian aid. This amounts to a collective punishment and Amnesty International states 'Israel's continuing blockade of Gaza is a flagrant violation of international law'.
Since the afternoon following the Flotilla attack i have been unable to post on the Jewish chronicle blog or even access the website from my laptop, and can only access it now from other computers. Which begs the question has the Jewish Chronicle purposely tried to block my server or prevent me from accessing the website as it dislikes my posts.
the Israeli propaganda machine has reached new heights, repeatedly attempting to depict the Flotilla as having associations with radical groups/terrorists, and being illegal. But if the occupation of Gaza has ended, as many like to believe, then why has Amnesty International reported that four out of five Gaza residents need humanitarian assistant, many are waiting for medical treatment and that at least 28 Palestinian have died awaiting medical treatment.
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Some of its products are PDAs and Mobile Phones at the same time such as the Nautiz 3,[1] and Nautiz X5,[2] and Nautiz X7[3] while the Nautiz X1[4] is a Smartphone.
Handheld was founded in Sweden in 1997 and has since grown very fast, Handheld's turnover is now 200 million[5][6] with about 40 employees. The company today has eight subsidiaries in addition to the group's headquarters in Sweden: in Finland, UK, Netherlands, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Australia and the USA.
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LeBron James tweeted a photo of himself at Pilates.
Gold medal swimmer Allison Schmitt posted a photo of her new sparkly pink fingernails.
And an NBC announcer during archery explained about bow strings: "Notice how they place the string on their nose," he told the viewing audience. "Shows you the individuality of the archer. Now look where that string is [on Chinese archer Cheng Ming] - way off to the side. Now look where [American Khatuna] Lorig's string is - right down the center of her nose!"


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Tiny room.
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Pretty good
Nice hotel and friendly staff. Room was a bit dingy. Breakfast room small and crowded. Breakfast is very basic. Location is not as close to Rue Mouffetard as one would believe, and the area is a bit away from things, but all in all good value for money.
Its just just a perfect stay
We condidered our room comfortable, elegant and clean, small but adequate; but then unless you pay a fortune, all rooms in Paris are small. The only quibble I have is the description of the room as air conditioned when an old clunky fan was all that was provided!!
The area the hotel is located in is quiet and elegant, which I was really pleased about.
The breakfast is lovely - inclusive- and has a good choice for Paris - a lovely bonus. The staff are great and helped us a great deal.
There is a super cafe next door on the left where we spent a great deal of time and fabulous restaraunts in easy distance at the Rue des Gobelins - where the metro is located.
Go to the parc de Luxenburg - free and really Parisien.
Friendly staff
Stayed here the last week of August 2005 with my husband.Booked through Eurostar website after checking Tripadvisor reviews. Very pleased with service, staff friendly, receptionists spoke English and were chatty. Location good, though noisy in the morning,Blvd. St. Marcel main route into centre. Room small, but clean, no air conditioning rather a large fan and free ice! Only one small niggle, shower attachment broken so head wouldnt stay high on riser bar, apparently due to staff holiday and couldn't be mended in the time we were there, (Mon-Fri). Over all good value and contintental breakfast included.
Quiet and comfortable bed!
My wife and I stayed at Le Grand Hotel for 3 nites for 110 EUR/nite. Room was small but clean. Bathroom was newly renovated and had good water pressure in the shower. Bed was very comfortable. There was a small elevator by North American standards.
Breakfast was not included in our price. The hotel is a 5 minute walk to the Metro (Les Gobelins) A supermarket is a 2 minute walk. I would say the location okay given the Metro is close by. Internet is a 10 minute walk and hotel will provide directions. The hotel host in the day is very fluent in English. Nightime staff is friendly but their english is more limited.
Need some change
The guy at the front desk needs a shower and a rasor. The hotel has a safety box that runs only during the day and is not safe. I didn`t fit in the shower case (yes, was a new bathroom with a glas case for the shower).
There is no place for more than 8 people during breakfast. Nice neighborhod. Visit the near market at Moufetard street. Great place for dinner.
Nice hotel for the money.
I, too, was not sure what to expect from this hotel. I must say that I was pleasantly surprised. The room (although on the small side, as can be expected in Paris) was very clean. The bathroom was clean and fairly modern and larger than expected. However, if you're a big person, you will have a hard time fitting into the shower. It was VERY small! The staff were very helpful at meeting our needs. The breakfast, which was included with the room, was sufficient and quick and easy. I would not stay here in the summer months as there is no air conditioning.
The metro is a short walk away. If taking the meto from the airport or train station, take Des Gobelins from Gard Nord. It's closer than St. Marcel.
Great stay at Le Grand Hotel Des Gobelins
My wife and I have just returned from a 5 night stay at Le Grand Hotel Des Gobelins. From the previous reviews I was'nt sure what to expect but from our arrival the staff could'nt be more helpful and friendly. The room (a standard room) was adequate size for 2 people with a clean bathroom. The only negative thing I would say is there is not air-con, so if you go during the summer it can get uncomfortable.
The location was excellent 5 minutes from the metro, we purchased a 5 day visitor pass which is invaluable when you want to see a the sights.
Great location, terrible service
We stayed here for 4 nights in October. Our room was tiny (we are aware that Paris rooms are usually small but 3* are generally nice). It was dull, claustrophobic and with very poor facilities. Hotel renovations were going on - we were not made aware of this and staff did not seem to see the problem of being awoken at 7.30 am with workmen balancing on scaffolding RIGHT OUTSIDE our 5th floor window. We could not open our window because of this and our room was extremely stuffy. Scaffolding was also covered by sheeting therefore we could not see out our window.
This may be bad luck but I would strongly recommend contacting the hotel re: renovations before you go.
Well worth a look
Stayed three nights at the Grand Hotel Les Gobelins for our first trip
to Paris. You never know what to expect so I was pleased to find the
tripadvisor site, from what I read we could have ended up in some real
fleapits. Not so with Les Gobelins, a small affordable hotel, very
clean and quiet and the staff were extremely helpful and friendly.
Paris is a must, we'll have to go back as a couple of days isn't long
enough. We bought a Paris Visite metro / bus ticket for about ?15 each
- well worth it, jump on and off where you like and go and see the
sites. Hope you enjoy as much as we did.
Loved the Grand Hotel Des Gobelins - great staff and wonderful location
I've stayed at the Grand Hotel Des Gobelins several times. I've never been disappointed. Great, huge bathrooms.
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Doctoral Degree in Geophysics
The interdisciplinary doctoral program in geophysics encourages students with a variety of undergraduate backgrounds to pursue graduate study in the physics of the Earth, with special emphasis on the interior of the planet. Students specialize in one of the subfields of geophysics while gaining a broad, general background in the discipline and in-depth education in the relevant aspects of the parent fields of geology, physics, and engineering.
Students enter the program by applying for admission to one of the following departments:
- aerospace engineering sciences;
- astrophysical and planetary sciences;
- civil, environmental, and architectural engineering;
- electrical and computer engineering;
- geography; geological sciences;
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Upon satisfactory performance on the doctoral preliminary examination given by the home department, the student may formally apply for admission to the geophysics doctoral program.
The program is administered by the geophysics graduate program committee, which includes representatives from each of the participating departments. The comprehensive examination and the dissertation defense are directed by this committee, with a faculty member of the home department normally chairing these procedures.
For more information, please consult the Geophysics Studies Program website at colorado.edu/geophysics.
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Geophysics Certificate
The geophysics graduate certificate offers a coherent curriculum in geophysics that can complement and supplement a student's regular degree program and encourages multi-disciplinary education in the area of geophysics. The geophysics certificate program allows students to obtain recognition for their accomplishments in geophysics, without having to switch into the geophysics degree program. This program was approved by the CU-Boulder Graduate School, spring 2002.
All students must take at least three geophysics core courses, and the Geophysics Seminar course, listed below. At least one of the three geophysics core courses must be from the earth and planetary physics (EPP) series, and at least one of the remaining core classes taken must be from outside the student's home department. Most geophysics core courses are offered once every two years.
A Certificate in Geophysics will be awarded upon the student's completion of degree requirements in their home department. Upon request from a student, the program director and the student's advisor will determine whether a student has met the requirements for the certificate and will generate a letter to the appropriate department head and dean. The certificate is not intended as a substitute for a degree and will be awarded only upon completion of a graduate degree.
Core Courses
- ASTR/GEOL/PHYS 6610 Earth and Planetary Physics 1 (Seismology)
- ASTR/GEOL/PHYS 6620 Earth and Planetary Physics 2 (Geodesy)
- ASTR/GEOL/PHYS 6630 Earth and Planetary Physics 3 (Geodynamics)
- APPM 7300 Nonlinear Waves and Integrable Equations
- ASEN 5060 Satellite Geodesy
- ASEN 5090 Introduction to the Global Navigation Satellite Systems
- ASTR/PHYS 5140 Astrophysical and Space Plasmas
- ASTR/PHYS 5150 Plasma Physics
- ASTR 5300 Magnetospheres
- ASTR 5760 Astrophysical Instrumentation
- ASTR/GEOL 5800 Planetary Surfaces and Interiors
- ASTR/ATOC/GEOL 5820 Origin and Evolution of Planetary Systems
- ASTR/GEOL/PHYS 6650 Geophysics Seminar
- CVEN 5718 Mechanics and Dynamics of Glaciers
- CVEN 5768 Introduction to Rock Mechanics
- CVEN 6595 Earthquake Engineering
- GEOG 5231 Physical Climatology: Field Methods
- GEOL 5680 Global Tectonics
- GEOL 5714 Field Geophysics
- GEOL/PHYS 6670 Geophysical Inverse Theory
- MCEN 7123 Dynamics of Continuous Media
- MCEN 7143 Advanced Theory of Elasticity
Requirements for Certificate
- Completion with a grade of B or better of a total of three geophysics core courses (at least one from the EPP sequence) and one semester credit for the Geophysics Seminar.
- Completion of degree requirements for graduate degree within the student's home department, with a thesis on a topic that uses geophysics in some way, including the successful defense of this thesis before a committee that includes at least one of the geophysics certificate faculty members listed below.
Admission Requirements
A student wishing to be considered for a Certificate in Geophysics must first be admitted as a graduate student into one of the participating graduate departments (ASEN, APS,CEAE, ECEN, GEOG, GEOL, MCEN, PHYS). Students from outside the participating departments can apply for entry to the geophysics certificate program by letter addressed to the Geophysics Graduate Program Committee. A student must have a course background that includes mathematics through three semesters of calculus and four undergraduate science or engineering courses.


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Asheville, N.C., bluegrass band, Town Mountain, recently released their fourth album, Leave the Bottle. The band finds themselves becoming one of the preeminent torchbearers of their craft, facing a promising future. Centered around strong, soulful vocals and poised to stay put, says Woody Platt of the Steep Canyon Rangers, Town Mountain are true to bluegrass in all the right ways and this new project keeps them firmly connected to the traditions of the genre, while also allowing them to reach out into the broad horizon of string band music. Leave the Bottle comes highly recommended. Always contributing to the evolution of the bluegrass form, they toss influences as varied as surf-rock, gospel and honky-tonk country into their field of play.
Harlan, Ky.-based national touring act, Cumberland River is celebrating their original song, Justified being included on the new album, Justified: Music From the Original Television Series released in January on Madison Gate Records. Justified appears on their first Rural Rhythm Records album, The Life we Live. The band is currently in the studio recording their second album set for release on Rural Rhythm Records this summer. Cumberland Rivers roots have run deep in the Harlan County hills for generations. Even with the bands progressive sound, you can still hear the heritage of traditional bluegrass music in their songs. Watch FX Networks TV show Justified to hear their music.
The Barefoot Movement is a quartet of immensely talented musicians from North and South Carolina and Tennessee whose music successfully melds Americana influences with the invigoration of acoustic modern rock and jazz. Their sound simultaneously captures the rustic beauty of old Southern front porch Bluegrass improvisation while being immediately accessible to the modern era.
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Getting Started with 3-D Printing: the Hardware
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The RepRap Family
If the wooden-box 3-D printers are like commercial Linux distributions, you can think of the RepRap family like Debian. RepRap is a community-driven project that aims to build a 3-D printer that can create many of its own parts and self-replicate. Because of the community-focused design process, anyone can propose improvements or new RepRap derivatives, and successful designs get rewarded with popularity. There are a number of generations of RepRap designs, but the Prusa Mendel seems to be the design most people in the RepRap community recommend to newbies today. The community also has built incremental improvements and additions to the design—many of which you can download from 3-D printer design sharing sites like http://www.thingiverse.com and print out yourself, so you can continue to improve your printer as you use it.
As you might expect, there are a number of different ways to acquire a RepRap, starting with sourcing your own parts on-line from published bills of materials on the RepRap Wiki to buying completed kits from other members of the RepRap community on eBay. Some members of the RepRap community have even gone on to start their own businesses selling RepRap parts, including sites like http://lulzbot.com, http://makergear.com and http://printrbot.com, the latter being a new Kickstarter-funded company that sells a low-cost RepRap derivative that has a more-simplified design.
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Although the RepRap is as capable (some would argue more capable) when compared to the wooden-box printers, people tend either to love or hate the simplified metal-rod design. The simplified design results in a lower cost in general though, with self-sourced RepRaps as cheap as $400 or $500, a complete Printrbot kit starting at $550, and complete Prusa Mendel kits usually starting around $800 or so.
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So what printer should you choose? That's like asking what Linux distribution you should use. As with Linux distributions, it really comes down to people's personalities and what they want to accomplish. For instance, the RepRap community is full of people who love to build and calibrate 3-D printers and tinker with them to get the most out of them, so if you are the kind of person who likes to fine-tune and tinker with your Linux distribution, that class of printers may be right up your alley. On the other hand, the laser-cut wooden-box 3-D printers seem to appeal more to folks who don't find tinkering with the 3-D printer itself as appealing and are more interested in printing objects. If you are the kind of person who leans more toward the commercial Linux distributions that focus more on working out of the box, these printers might appeal to you more. In my case, I bought a basic Printrbot kit because I tended to lean more toward the RepRap side of things as far as tinkering went, but in particular, the simplified design and the lower overall price to get started on the Printrbot appealed to me.
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Kyle, what a fantastic job covering all aspects of 3-D printing, I'm impressed. The $500 model seems feasible, but for goofing around with fun in mind this is not an expense I care to dish out so easily. Still, to print your own 3-D objects for that sort of money is not a bad deal at all.
3d printing seems to be
3d printing seems to be evolving much quicker than other printing process. I believe you can product 3D in HD now?
3D printing is great!
The 3D printing is looks like the real world, it's amazing! I love it!!! <3
3D printing is to printing what apple is to orange !
Please soundly refrain from using this coined name before it becomes too late, before it becomes another "Java", "Ajax", "Web 2.0" or whatever new marketing fuss and hype !
Really, where does one see in this technology, whatever promises it carries or future it might have, that it has to do with printing ?
By concept, "3D-printers" are much closer to general purpose machine-tool that they are to printers.
Therefore why add to the general confusion induced by already too much technical acronyms and meaningless coined terms and lure the general audience into believing what 3D-printing is not ?
For 3D-printing is to printing what apple is to orange, that is zippo !
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What's in a name: it's called 3D printing, maybe because it is somewhat similar to 2D printing in that way that it kind of 'exports' a digital representation into (3D), or on to (2D) a real-world object. Language is not as theoretically consistant as i.e. math, it's a convention of words...
3-D printing review.
Can you give me the name of a CAD program that runs under Linux that would compare with a CAD, or CAD/CAM program such as Mastercam which runs on Windows only?
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May 22, 2007
Employees in management occupations—with mean hourly wages of $44.20—earned more than employees in any other occupational group in 2006.
Employees in legal occupations earned $41.04 per hour, on average. Earnings per hour in computer and mathematical science occupations were $33.29; in architecture and engineering occupations, $31.82; and in healthcare practitioners and technical occupations, $29.82.
Healthcare support was among the lowest paid occupational groups, with earnings of $11.83 per hour. Employees in personal care and service occupations had average hourly earnings of $11.02. Average hourly pay in building and grounds cleaning and maintenance occupations was $10.86, and in farming, fishing, and forestry occupations, $10.49.
The food preparation and serving related occupations group was the lowest paid, with an average hourly wage of $8.86.
These data are from the Occupational Employment Statistics program. Learn about occupational earnings and employment in "Occupational Employment and Wages, 2006" (PDF) (TXT), USDL news release 07-0712.
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Great Golf Courses: Kinderlou Forest Golf Club
Enchanting landscapes and visionary technology make this Georgia course a gem.
The elegant, naturally flowing Kinderlou Forest Golf Club might be the game's ultimate drive-by experience. Located in Valdosta, Georgia, it sits 15 miles north of the Florida border astride Interstate 75, one of the nation's busiest highways. It's too bad more snowbirds don't stop en route at this Davis Love III-designed gem.
They're missing the home of one of the favorite events on the PGA Tour's Web.Com Tour—the South Georgia Classic each April. That's about the only time when par-72 Kinderlou Forest plays to its maximum length and strength of 7,781 yards. Otherwise, members and guests get to enjoy it as a more manageable test of anywhere from 7,196 to 5,328 yards.
The beauty of the place is that the turf is kept firm and fast. Love's design channels such classic influences as Donald Ross and Seth Raynor to make ground game approach angles and imaginative recovery around greens essential to getting around. And the holes themselves weave through enchanting native landscapes, everything from pine forest to open meadowland and gnarly ravines.
The golf course is part of an elegant 5,000-acre residential land plan that includes a modest but comfortable clubhouse, a swimming pool, hiking and horse trails, pond fishing and upscale dining. There are also high-tech corporate meeting rooms and guest accommodations on site for those who prefer something cozier than the property's Clarion Inn and Conference Center three miles away at the interstate.
Kinderlou Forest is one of many community-based efforts in Valdosta undertaken by the Langdale Co., a wood products and building materials firm with deep roots in the region. The company's commitment to environmental balance is evident in the extensive natural areas on the golf course. The result is a fascinating combination of traditional golf, classic Southern graciousness, visionary technology and lots of fun.
Kinderlou Forest Golf Club, Valdosta, Georgia. For information, call (229) 219-2300 or visit kinderlou.com.
Valdosta Regional Airport in Valdosta, Georgia, is 10 miles southeast of the golf course and has an 8,000-foot main runway.
Quitman Brooks County Airport in Quitman, Georgia, is 14 miles west of the course and has a 5,000-foot runway.
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Welcome to the website for Producer / Recording Engineer / Mixer / Musician Chris Fielding. Based at Skyhammer Studio in Cheshire, a purpose built residential recording studio set up with Jon Davis, with whom he plays alongside in the band Conan. Specialising in creative and intuitive recordings, combining the best traditional analogue techniques with a modern state-of-the-art approach; Chris is able to tailor a session to the needs and budget of any artist.
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20 Valentine's Day Gifts Your Sweetheart Will Actually Appreciate
benswing/FlickrValentine's Day is right around the corner, and this year, you may want to step up your game from the usual selection of flowers and chocolates.
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It's one of the most heated debates in this year's draft. Who would you rather take in this draft? Ben McLemore or Victor Oladipo?
Both have similar qualities, but they are two very unique players. They're easily the two best overall shooting guards, and both are pegged as likely top-five picks in this year's draft.
But who should you take? Who is better offensively? Defensively?
This is going to be a breakdown of the strengths and weaknesses of both guards on both sides of the floor, as well as all-around general abilities.
This is a particularly important question if you're a Charlotte Bobcats/Hornets fan, as the fans believe that either McLemore or Oladipo will be drafted with Charlotte's fourth pick. Anthony Bennett, the power forward out of UNLV should not be immediately written off, but many believe that the talent of these two shooting guards is too much to pass up on.
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Fug Girls: Who Will Be the Winner of Tyra's Top Model Crown?
With tonight's finale just hours away, we're handicapping the final contenders.By The Fug Girls
With tonight's finale just hours away, we're handicapping the final contenders.By The Fug Girls
And no, it's not to get his degree (he's a college graduate!).By Mark Graham
You get the feeling that our heroine finds all of her "friends" rather annoying.By Emma Rosenblum
It's not groundbreaking, of course, but we'll probably watch at least another episode. Here's why.By Amy Odell
A "major network" looks to Williamsburg.By Jessica Pressler
But it still sounds entertaining.By Amy Odell
In this week's episode, Heidi and Spencer continue seek help, but pretty much everyone in the cast could use professional treatment.By Emma Rosenblum
She also embarrassed a few audience members at the TimesTalks this weekend.By Mike Vilensky
Can't these kids find someone to hook up with outside of their immediate circle?By Fiona Byrne
She claims she's filming a segment for Japanese TV, but we can still speculate.By Amy Odell
Her reality show has infiltrated Canada, Finland, Asia, Sweden, Norway, and now the U.K.By Amy Odell
She wants to stay on television, if you can imagine that.By Amy Odell
Because anything can be controversial if you make it so.By Amy Odell
Thankfully, MTV did not spare us this week from Justin-Bobby's wisdom.By Emma Rosenblum
With the game getting serious, the CEOs of America's largest financial institutions are turning on one another.By Jessica Pressler
Praise?By Amy Odell
Now someone else is "up here" versus "down there."By Chris Rovzar
Justin Bobby might not get ANY face time.By Amy Odell
Your big chance to be on Lifetime is here.By Amy Odell
This one's for celebrity designers. Be afraid.By Amy Odell


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12 impressive Carnegie libraries still in use today
September 29, 2016, 6:37 a.m. by Angela Nelson
More than 100 years ago, Andrew Carnegie used his fortune to open thousands of libraries around the world. Here are a dozen notable ones still going strong.
Manhattan is getting a $150M 'stairway to nowhere'
September 22, 2016, 3:48 p.m. by Matt Hickman
At $60K per step, the scalable sculpture's price tag is steep even by NYC standards.
A living cathedral of trees is slowly growing in Italy
September 22, 2016, 6:10 a.m. by Michael d'Estries
Designed by the late artist Giuliano Mauri, Italy's 'tree cathedrals' are towering organic works of beauty.
Sanitation worker finds real treasures in trash
September 21, 2016, 6:05 a.m. by Starre Vartan
He saved the good stuff and turned it into a museum. Now it's art.
Smithsonian museum captures all sides of the African-American story
September 19, 2016, 6:12 a.m. by Catie Leary
This is what you'll see at the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
There's a golden toilet at the Guggenheim (and you can use it)
September 16, 2016, 2:37 p.m. by Michael d'Estries
Fully functional art piece is meant to reflect America's obsession with wealth and excess.
The oldest lighthouse in the U.S. turns 300
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This Boston light station has been guiding ships into Boston Harbor since 1716.
Is your brain fooled by this hyperrealistic art?
September 13, 2016, 6:12 a.m. by Catie Leary
Howard Lee is a multidisciplinary artist from England who specializes in 'illusion, trickery and playful deception.'
World's tallest indoor waterfall will be located in already-spectacular airport
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Singapore's Changi Airport outdoes itself once again.
A visual tour of 125 years of architectural excellence
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The editors of Architectural Record have compiled a list of the 'most significant works that defined architecture in our era.'
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The scenic, dread-driven tourism magnet in China closes after just 2 weeks.
350th anniversary of the Great Fire of London remembered with arts and flame
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Devastating 1666 event destroyed 80% of the city and left more than 70,000 homeless.


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Arafura Audiology and Alice Audiology provide specialist audiological and hearing services to the Northern Territory and northern Western Australia. With clinics permanently based in Darwin and Alice Springs, and visiting Gove (Nhulunbuy), Katherine, and Kununurra, we cover the hearing needs of
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We offer comprehensive assessment, rehabilitation and management of hearing loss, and extensive occupational noise management programs.
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Our committed and highly trained team of hearing care professionals are ably supported by passionate and caring customer service staff. They will work with you to ensure that you find the maximum benefit possible from your hearing solution.
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Unlike many Australian hearing care providers, Arafura Audiology and Alice Audiology are not owned by a hearing aid manufacturer. You can be assured that we will offer independent advice and discuss a range of solutions that are best suited to your needs.
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Stacia Naquin is an anchor with the Call 12 For Action team on 12 News. Stacia began her career as a production assistant in her hometown of Lawton/Ft. Sill, OK. She learned about various roles behind the scenes, before starting as a reporter covering local government issues and crime. She eventually transitioned to morning anchor and Executive Producer at KSWO, before moving to Colorado Springs where she also anchored in the mornings. During her career, Stacia has won numerous broadcasting awards for reporting, including her coverage of the Oklahoma City Bombing Anniversary, stories on healthcare and feature reports. She was also named Best Anchor, along with her co-anchor, by the Colorado Broadcasters Association in 2013.
She was born in Oklahoma, but grew up a military brat, traveling all over the world. She wound up back in Oklahoma, where she graduated from Cameron University with her Bachelors Degree and then the University of Oklahoma with her Masters in Communication. That allowed her to begin teaching at the collegiate level. Stacia has taught Public Speaking and Interpersonal Communication to students at the University of Colorado in Colorado Springs, Pikes Peak Community College and Cameron University.
Breaking news and natural disasters have been a large part of Stacia's time in broadcasting. She was part of two back-to-back summers of week-long 24-hour wildfire coverage in Colorado Springs, keeping the public updated with the latest information as deadly flames overtook hundreds of homes within the city. She also began the breaking news coverage for her station in the early morning hours, after the Aurora Theater Shooting in the summer of 2012. In May of 2013, Stacia traveled to her home state of Oklahoma to give Colorado viewers a personal view of the devastation from the deadly tornado in Moore. She also covered Prince Harry's visit to the United States, as he participated in the Opening Ceremony of the Warrior Games. She has also enjoyed interviewing celebrities, like Jessica Simpson, Jewel and Toby Keith. Stacia is married and has two German Shepherds. She loves everything pop culture and especially twitter.


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Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple and co-founder of Pixar Animation Studios, was among those thanked at last night's spectacular Oscars ceremony.
Pixar's WALL·E, a futuristic animated adventure for young and old, won 'Best Animated Feature Of The Year,' the fourth time Disney-Pixar have won the category since it was created in 2001.
It beat of stiff competition from Bolt and Kung Fu Panda.
WALL·E director Andrew Stanton, praised Steve Jobs for creating a "cinema safe haven" where only a film like WALL.E could possibly be made.
Pixar's ninth movie was also nominated for Original Screenplay, Sound Mixing, Sound Editing and Song Oscars, although it lost to Milk, Slumdog Millionaire and The Dark Knight in those other categories.
Steve Jobs official bio reveals that Pixar has created some of the most successful animated films of all time including Toy Story, A Bug's Life, Toy Story 2, Monsters, Inc., Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Cars and Ratatouille.
Add WALL·E to that list.
The event over night, during which Slumdog Millionaire and Kate Winslet both triumphed, was missing from any mainstream UK TV screens, with only Sky Movies Premiere/HD viewers enjoying the live ceremony.
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2015 CRS 200: Business Planning
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Approved for 2 hoursReal Estate Contracts CE / 2 Hours Current Industry Issues & Trends PL
To Register: Access the registration form or contact 757-253-0028; 1-800-948-6355 or visit www.WAARealtor.com
Class Hours: 8:30 a.m.- 5:30 p.m. both days. Both days are required.
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Learn how to provide the real estate services that meet the needs of this market niche and win future referrals.
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Dr. Galusha has been my OBGYN for several years now and I think very highly of her. She is personable and through. I would recommend her highly.
Dr. Andrea Galusha M.D. is a wonderful Dr. and has always taken excellent care of me and I will continue going to her. She is prompt and accurate, very pleasant be around and accurate in her advice and information that she provides. I recommend anyone looking for a great OBGYN, she would be the one!!!
Dr Galusha and I have sent so much time together. I can only say thank you soo much for your time and effort I'm not sure I would get the same commitment for any one else
I have worked in healthcare for 10 years and also have family members who are RN's and OR Directors. This physician may be good at delivery a baby, but if you are having other problems you need to find another doctor. She is lacking the skills needed to properly assess what a patient needs and how to offer any type of help. I would never go back and hope others take my advice and look elsewhere.
Dr. Galusha has been there for me. She delivered all three of my children. Recently I had a scare with an abnormal mamogram. She and her staff helped me through the whole biopsy process. Fortunately, everything was O.K. but it was soo reassuring knowing she was there for me.
Horrible Bedside manner
do not go to this doctor if it's your first pregnancy. I am 24 years old unsure about all the changes, and she makes you feel like you are 16. I think of her as a cold fish with no bed side manner. Drives me in like cattle, with nothing to say while I'm balling my eyes out. She did not help me on any guidance for any matters. I am no happy with this doctor.
Dr Galusha is one of the best OB's in the Metroplex. She is very knowledgeable with c-section. She has delivered 3 of my 4 children by c-section and i will be returning to her for the birth of my twins. She is very personal, takes her time even does her own sonograms. The only complaint is that she is always so booked up so you gotta schedule way ahead of time. I've been to other Ob/Gyn and they don't compare to her for. Love Dr Galusha!
It has been a wonderful experience for me to be with Dr Galusha through my two pregnancies. With your first pregnancy not knowing what to expect I was in control because I was completely informed of what to expect. So when I developed complications with my second pregnancy, Thank God I was with Dr Galusha who guided me. I felt so much more better about a difficult situation.
Dr. Galusha has always been nice to me, gentle during exams and always answered all my questions and concerns. Yes, she is direct and straightforward, which I like. I usually don't wait more than 10 minutes, sometimes less.
Dr. Galusha can be very direct and very stern but as I came to learn throughout my rather arduous pregnancy...she is also compassionate and caring. In my difficult moments she stayed with me and answered my questions and made sure I was OK. She advised me what was best for me and my child and from all of that, I am blessed with a healthy happy beautiful son. There were moments, especially early on, when I felt she was very mechanical...but she never left a visit without asking me if I had questions. I do understand what some have said about her demeanor but I can honestly say that I believe it's more that they didn't get a chance to know her and for that, I am saddened.I think she's an amazing Doctor and person as well.
Dr. Galusha has taken great care of me. She is smart, funny, and always able to work me in if I have any concerns.
I LOVE Dr. Galusha and her staff. She was very informative through out my pregnancy and always treated me with respect. She even came in on her day off to deliver my daughter. I will definitely be back to see Dr. Galusha with my next pregnancy.
I seem to be another number with this doctor. She seemed to have to many patients to have a personal relationship with you. After my fertitilty treatments she never called me back to talk about what was next. She left us in the dark. I would never recommend this doctor to friends or family.
Dr. Galusha helped me deliver my handsome baby boy, who is now 10 months old. If you are looking for a doctor that runs on time and does not have frequent cancellations or asks you to reschedule, I highly recommend her. In addition I never left her office without all my questions answered, nor did I ever feel rushed. I loved the fact that she always told me the truth and did not beat around the bush; she explained everything in detail in a way that I could understand. Seeing that this was my first pregnancy and I was terrified about so many different things, however once I met her in person and spoke with her she made me feel very comfortable and confident. My delivery was calm and ran very smoothly because she talked me through everything continuously reassuring me that I could get through a life changing event; she even took it upon herself to call some NICU nurses to come in my room just to be on standby so my baby could be properly examined. She checked on me frequently while I was in labor to make sure I was being taken care of properly. When I decide to have another baby, she will be the doctor I choose to deliver my baby at all costs!Thanks & God Bless
If you consider very stern something you like the sure, otherwise, I would not reccomend her. I felt belittled and felt she was very rude to a first time mom.
Seems to have an attitude of: it's her way or the highway. Would not recommend this doctor if you prefer to make your own informed decisions for yourself & your baby, as opposed to following orders.
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Reggie Cook| about 2 years ago
I got a set- they're very handy in the shop. Saves a ton of time over hand masking or dismounting to paint. Wheels look great when finished.
The user-friendly kit allows heavy-duty vehicle operators and maintenance departments to paint their wheels in a few simple steps.
Company officials said that painting heavy-duty rims can be a tedious, time-consuming task, but Minimizer Tire Mask can reduce masking and cleanup time dramatically, allowing old rims to look new.
The kit comes with a tire mask that protects tires from paint and primer overspray. The mask installs on the outside of the rim, covering the tire, so the entire rim can be sprayed with a primer and paint. Additional options include a rim shield and hub cap protector to ensure a precise paint job on all wheel components.
"Quality and ease are characteristics of Minimizer that we pride ourselves on," Minimizer CEO Craig Kruckeberg said. "Our customers work in a tough industry, so we are always pleased to provide products that help to simplify all the difficult work they do. We are excited to launch Minimizer Tire Mask as the latest addition in our ever-growing line of aftermarket heavy-duty trucking accessories."
To ensure that the process goes smoothly, Minimizer created a demonstration video that users can view here. The product will be available for purchase Feb. 1 from Minimizer's international network of authorized distributors. It also includes Minimizer's new VMRS (Vehicle Maintenance Report Standards) codes.
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I got a set- they're very handy in the shop. Saves a ton of time over hand masking or dismounting to paint. Wheels look great when finished.
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