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Name of Product: Evenflo Majestic™ High Chairs
Units: About 95,000
Manufacturer: Evenflo Company Inc., of Miamisburg, Ohio
Hazard: Plastic caps and metal screws on both sides of the high chair can loosen and fall out, posing both fall and choking hazards to children. Plastic caps and screws that become loose and fall out can cause the seatback to suddenly fall back or detach from the high chair. Children can fall out or collide with objects and suffer broken bones, abrasions, cuts and bruises. Detached plastic caps and metal screws also pose a choking hazard to children.
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Oswego Concert, Sunday, July 13 • 7 PM, Breitbeck Park
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National Anthem
Gould: American Salute
Rogers: South Pacific
Arlen: Over the Rainbow
Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 6, March
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July 19-September 6
Opening Reception: Saturday, July 19th • 2-4 PM
Oswego State Downtown
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Music of the Romantic Period for violin and piano duo, featuring works by Grieg, Schumann, Franck, Brahms
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Sunday, July 8 marked the final day of 2012 Summerfest. This years music festival in Milwaukee was deemed a success despite a monstrous midwestern heatwave. The B-52s headlined the BMO Harris Bank Pavilion and played a solid set despite a sparse crowd. In their defense, they were performing head-to-head against Squeeze, Bush, Sublime with Rome, La India and Tito Rojas, Hanson and Halestorm; while Neil Diamond also had a strong showing at the Marcus Amphitheater.
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What brand is dbol?
I am 56 yrs old
210 lbs
The General won't stand up and when he does with the help of Tadafil he won't send the troops out.I've never needed anything to help me or had this happen before.
Week 1-8 200 x 2 = 400mg TS400 weekly
Week 8-14 300 x 2 = 600mg TS400 weekly
Week 14-20 400 x 2 = 800mg TS400 weekly
50mg ed started wk 14 and stopped wk 18 because libido went down to nothing
500 x 2per wk total 1000 started wk 14
12.5mg ed started wk 14
750 eod weeks 1-3
25mg ed week 1-3 / 12.5 week4
100mg ed Week 1-3 / 50 ed week4
I am in the 2nd week of PCT right now and nothing has changed. I was planing on going TRT but because of this problem I decided to stop everything and clear out totally.
Whether what I did was right or wrong I am looking for some constructive critisim and help in getting my sex drive back ASAP.
I was going to get blood work but was told to wait 6 weeks which is another 4 weeks from now.
I also just ordered some Cabaser but I don't want to keep adding without knowing whats going on.
What brand is dbol?
British Dragon I think, they had BD on them. Got them from my nephew who used them with great success.
So you were on 800 mg test and 50 mg dbol and having ED issues?
Why are you waiting on bloods?
I honestly cant believe some one on 800 mgs test can have ed that didnt already have problems with ed. So if i had to guess ?(and I am guessing)? Something is up with your gear. It is MY understanding that ED from steroids comes from an abundance of prolactin but with that much test and no 19 nors im not sure where its all coming from or if its even there. you need to get your bloods to see you test level e2 level and prolactin level if possible.
Im a no-pro so take my advice for what its worth...
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Could just be high estro. Asin at 12.5mg is almost nothing for me, I need 25mg a day especially at the doses you are talking. Id switch to adex .5mg eod or start 50mg of proviron a day.
One thing I notice in your PCT is that you are running HCG along with aromasin and clomid at the same time. HCG should be run with low dose test at the end of the cycle then run clomid with aromasin.
HCG will shut you down hard.
At this point since you are already in PCT mode run clomid 50 ED with 12.5 aromasin 2x a week.
25mg of aromasin daily is a LOT of aromasin. If you have the real deal that's way too much IMO.
Been doing this for 20 years trust me back off aromasin. If you are taking liquid aromasin throw it away get the real pills.
As far as caber is concerned there is no harm in taking it to revive your sex drive.
.5mg once or 2x a week is plenty.
At age 56 Im not even sure why you are doing PCT .
Also libido and ED are two different things. I can tell me libido is not right when I dont want to look at pornhub every day , I can tell Im having ED when I look at porn and nothing down there moves.
Blood test measuring estro, prolactin, and LH will tell you a lot. At your age consider the prostate too. Do you have trouble peeing ? Or need to get up during the night to pee ?
honestly i wouldnt listen to half the things here until you have blood work or have seen a dr. Just speculating on things when you dont know your own bodys reaction to AAS and throwing drugs at them can cause more issues. I would get blood work done, see where all your bloods are at then dose your drugs from there. Saying he should run 25mg of aromasin is crazy if his estro is bairly even raised. Blood work is critical and if it does not get better in a month see a dr.
I've never had ED and only after taking the Dbol was it a problem. I agree that a blood test now is the way to go so I will order it tomorrow and get back here with the results.
Thanks everybody.
HCG mimics LH. Once HCG is stopped so does the signal between pituitary and gonads which equals with being shut down. I've used HCG on and off for many years it works ok for few weeks or so then it will just stop working all together. Have you used HCG yourself?
If HCG works all the time everybody would be on it but it doesnt. It's ok if you want to have kids to used it temporarely but that's about it.
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Currently running a cycle with dbol at 40mg ED and sex drive is fine.
Just an FYI for future ventures, dont take any AI unless you need it.
Running a cycle of
test cyp/test prop/Eq/deca/npp/mast/dbol all in small dosages under 500mg each and sex drive is fine...and Im not running any Aromasin, Adex or letro or anything for estro for that matter.
Reason im on so many compounds is that Im transitioning from once cycle to another but anyway no AI great sex drive and no gyno.
Just food for thought
As per OP's question, my guess is estro is high from the dbol/test combo, hence the ED, but it's only a guess, bloodwork will be the only true answer. Female hormonal panel is cheap, no reason not to get it.
One more thing, the reason it's suggested to wait a few weeks in getting bloodwork is because SERMs artificially raise test levels, and they have an active half-life of 5-7 days, so if you want to see your BASELINE levels, and not your artificial serm-induced test levels, it's usually wise to wait 3 weeks or so post final SERM dose before checking bloodwork.
If you just want to see your estro/prolactin levels tho you should be fine getting a female hormonal panel as we speak, as far as I know
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I am running 900 mg test and had great wood, and then as soon as i start SDMZ 2.0 limp noodle syndrome. Coincidence, maybe, but i started an AI just to see if that is the case. Estro can be a mofo
not that its neither here nor there but both the var and winny I have that's british dragon (thank you WP) have an actual dragon it
I have had stuff with BD stamped into it and its supposed to be british dispensary which to my knowledge has been copied a million times over
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oh and if you had a link or info Id be grateful . Everything Ive seen or read only says "if ran at very high doses or for too long"
second link was a good read,thank you , first took me to something about gyno.
Anyway yes I see through the desensitisation a long term reduction in production of natty test could occur, but Im still not in agreement with the blanket statement " HCG will shut you down hard" . Again in the article you referred me to it did mention dosage as playing a factor. Also keep in mind the reason HCG slows PCT down is not exactly because its "shutting you down" but rather lengthening the process by not letting your body do the work on its own. Also HCG stimulates test production, and unfortunately a part of PCT is letting those test levels crash so thats another factor why HCG would hinder the process.
I'll try and get a link to some of the PCT or fertility regimens I saw using HCG and actually at large doses. Unfortunately for us, there is a lot of contradictory info that is often available.
Notice in this particular instance both Lewellyn and Scally are using HCG during , although they do mention desensitization that is once again coupled with " strength and duration"
Test Name Result Flag Reference Range Lab
CBC With Differential/Platelet
WBC 9.2 3.4-10.8 x10E3/uL TA
RBC 5.41 4.14-5.80 x10E6/uL TA
Hemoglobin 18.1 HIGH 12.6-17.7 g/dL TA
Hematocrit 52.9 HIGH 37.5-51.0 % TA
MCV 98 HIGH 79-97 fL TA
MCH 33.5 HIGH 26.6-33.0 pg TA
MCHC 34.2 31.5-35.7 g/dL TA
Platelets 229 155-379 x10E3/uL TA
Neutrophils 77 HIGH 40-74 % TA
Lymphs 15 14-46 % TA
Monocytes 7 4-12 % TA
Eos 1 0-5 % TA
Basos 0 0-3 % TA
Neutrophils (Absolute) 7.1 HIGH 1.4-7.0 x10E3/uL TA
Lymphs (Absolute) 1.4 0.7-3.1 x10E3/uL TA
Monocytes(Absolute) 0.6 0.1-0.9 x10E3/uL TA
Eos (Absolute) 0.1 0.0-0.4 x10E3/uL TA
Baso (Absolute) 0.0 0.0-0.2 x10E3/uL TA
Immature Granulocytes 0 0-2 % TA
Immature Grans (Abs) 0.0 0.0-0.1 x10E3/uL TA
Comp. Metabolic Panel (14)
Glucose, Serum 95 65-99 mg/dL TA
BUN 22 6-24 mg/dL TA
Creatinine, Serum 1.42 HIGH 0.76-1.27 mg/dL TA
eGFR If NonAfricn Am 55 LOW >59 mL/min/1.73 TA
eGFR If Africn Am 63 >59 mL/min/1.73 TA
BUN/Creatinine Ratio 15 9-20 TA
Sodium, Serum 141 134-144 mmol/L TA
Potassium, Serum 6.3 HIGH 3.5-5.2 mmol/L TA
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with cells. This may cause erroneous
increases in AST, ALT, LD,
GGT, potassium and phosphorus
and a decrease in glucose. Clinical
correlation indicated.
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Chloride, Serum 101 97-108 mmol/L TA
Carbon Dioxide, Total 28 19-28 mmol/L TA
Calcium, Serum 9.9 8.7-10.2 mg/dL TA
Protein, Total, Serum 6.9 6.0-8.5 g/dL TA
Albumin, Serum 4.2 3.5-5.5 g/dL TA
Globulin, Total 2.7 1.5-4.5 g/dL TA
A/G Ratio 1.6 1.1-2.5 TA
Bilirubin, Total 0.6 0.0-1.2 mg/dL TA
Alkaline Phosphatase, S 76 39-117 IU/L TA
Testosterone, Serum
Testosterone, Serum 2110 HIGH 348-1197 ng/dL TA
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Results confirmed on
Luteinizing Hormone(LH), S
LH 0.1 LOW 1 . 7-8.6 mIU/mL TA
FSH, Serum
FSH 0.3 LOW 1.5-12.4 mIU/mL TA
Prolactin 8.7 4.0-15.2 ng/mL TA
Estradiol 27.9 7.6-42.6 pg/mL TA
Roche ECLIA methodology
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Test looks decent enough, estro is real good, prolactin is ok but could be brought lower. Perhaps its time to look at BP and prostate ?
Seems kind of hard to believe your natty function is going to resume while your still at 2k. I have heard of guys running some proviron up until and even a week in to PCT .
My LH is 0.1 Low should be between 1.7 & 8.6. Also the FSH is Low 0.3 should be1.5 & 12.4. What is that test for and how do I fix that. I'm not concerned with the rest. Also, should I continue PCT like I am or increase or decrease anything. How long should I wait before going back on Test. I just want my nuts to work right, they haven't grown back all the way and I don't think they are producing properly .
Yes I see your LH and FSH is low, and no your nuts are not working yet. But something is very wrong here, because your blood test shows your testosterone levels at over 2k does it not ? So of course your nuts arent working, anyone would shut down with that kind of exogeneous test still in your system. Your test levels need to crash for you to have a propper pct. Something doesnt make sense if you are in 2nd week of PCT and your still that high on test.
Exactly how many days ago was your last injection of any testosterone at all ?
NoviceAAS- as for the HCG it does suppress your system and will make it much harder to pct properly. HCG is used for fertility in Men because as you said it acts like LH and causes you nuts to start producing sperm with out the signal from your brain having to release LH. Causing spermatogenesis.
Chaos- novice is correct. Nothing about your blood work seems off, accept the timeline you laid out. Your testosterone is still silly high. So your LH and FSH look standard. Your prolactin is a little high but nothing retarded. Im not sure what your "little general" issues are but it doesn't appear to be from the gear so i would start looking into other aspects of you health also.
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CNJ staff photo: Tony Bullocks ENMU's Gerald Brown tries to shoot over Texas A&M University-Kingville Robert Williams but his shot is blocked Wednesday at Greyhound Arena.
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The Eastern New Mexico University Greyhounds (4-15, 0-4) hung around until the final two minutes but couldn't drop the hammer on their first conference win Wednesday, falling 70-60 to Texas A&M-Kingsville (13-6, 3-1).
"I think ENMU came to play tonight," said Javelina coach Pete Peterson. "I've been in the same position Shawn (Scanlan) was in tonight, trying to get your first conference win and its tough, especially in the Lonestar Conference. I thought his team did well."
Scanlan said his team knew coming in they were up against the wall with a depleted bench. He said while he was proud that his squad kept things close, he wasn't happy with the effort.
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TAMU-K senior Clyde Johnson scored a game-high 22 points for the Javelinas while Williams scored 14.
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I was enjoying watching the race until the caution.
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Q: How can a toss be called over the phone (without requiring trust)?
A: A flips a coin. If the result is heads, A multiplies 2 prime numbers containing about 90 digits; if the result is tails, A multiplies 3 prime numbers containing about 60 digits. A tells B the result of the multiplication. B now calls either heads or tails and tells A. A then supplies B with the original numbers to verify the flip.
Consider what is involved in multiplying 90 digit numbers. Using the method of long multiplication that we all learned in grade school, you have maybe 90 or so strings of 90 characters (or "digits") each. That's no problem for a computer to deal with. The magnitude of the number represented isn't much of a factor; we're only manipulating the string of digits.
Factoring is currently an area of very intensive research, done formerly by number-theoretists and "taken over" in the 80's by cryptologists.
There are some very old algorithms, much more efficient then the O(n) method of running through all x<n.
1. O(n^(1/2)): You actually need to check only the x<=sqrt(n). 2. O(n^(1/3)): Due to Euler (1750). 3. O(n^(1/4)): The "rho" method. 4. O(exp((log(n)^(1/2)*(log(log(n)))^(1/2)))) - origined at 1940 (?) 5. O(.............1/3.................2/3...) - Lenstra, 1992.
However, even with these methods, it is currently beyond the state of the art to factor 180-digit numbers.
Where does A find a list of 60- and 90- digit prime numbers? Well, that's not too hard to come by. The simplest method to find a few prime numbers is simply to choose a 90-digit number (or 60-digit number, as the case warrants) randomly, and check to see if it is prime. You won't have to wait too long before you stumble across a prime number.
"But wait!" you cry. "I thought you just said it was incredibly difficult to factor large numbers. If that's the case, then how are you going to know if the number you randomly choose is prime?" A good question. Here we enter into the strange and wacky world of number theory. It turns out (and I won't explain how unless someone asks) there are "probabilistic" algorithms, which depend on us choosing numbers at random. There are probablistic algorithms that when given a prime number, will quickly tell us that it is a prime number, and when given a composite number, will either tell us that it is a composite number (with very, very high probability) or will tell us that it is a prime number (with very, very low probability.) What's the use of an algorithm that only returns the right answer "with very, very high probability?" Well, we can make this probability as high as we want, just by running the algorithm longer. In fact, it is within our technological abilities to quickly run this algorithm for 90-digit numbers so that the probability of it giving a wrong answer is less than the probability of a cosmic ray striking a vital part of the computer at some vital time and causing the computer to spit out the wrong answer anyway. That's what I mean by "very, very high."


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AP scores show Illinois
moving toward
Chicago ľ Illinois
public high school students notched the top average score in the
nation on the 2000 Advanced Placement (AP) exam administered by the
College Board, which also gives the SAT college entrance examination.
yearĺs graduating class posted an average score of 3.29 on a 1
to 5 scale on the AP test. The nationally administered test assesses
studentsĺ skills and knowledge in courses that generally mirror
collegiate-level work and align with the rigorous Illinois Learning
have been talking for a long time about making Illinois education Second
to None,ö said State Superintendent of Education Glenn W. McGee. ôThis
is a great step in that direction. I
am ecstatic, because these scores show that many of our students
have committed themselves to being the best they can be. This is
a tremendous achievement.ö
number of students taking the exam grew as well. In Illinois, 29,944
students took one or more AP exams in May 2000. That total is up
12 percent over 1999, and up 46 percent from five years ago. In
the Midwest, 131,794 students took the AP test in 2000.
AP scores were announced today along with the stateĺs SAT scores.
Illinois students scored an average of 568 on the SAT Verbal test,
down one point from last year; and an average of 586 on the SAT
Math test, up one point from last year. Both
scores continue to far outpace the national averages of 505 on
the Verbal test, and 514 on the math test. Each test has an 800-point
Compared to the ACT, only a small proportion of Illinois students take the SAT, largely because most Midwestern universities and colleges tend to favor the ACT. The number of students taking the SAT in Illinois dropped to 15,748 (12 percent of this yearĺs graduating class), down 472 from 1999. In comparison, about 90,000 (72 percent) public and private high school graduates took this yearĺs ACT.
the SAT and ACT are strong indicators of studentsĺ likely success
in college and, equally important, of the value of Illinoisĺ standards-led
educational system.
SAT results ľ and in particular, the AP figures ľ mirror what was
evident with the ACT ľ students who took more demanding high school
coursework showed stronger performance. Conversely, the results
from both testing programs also showed a disparity in test scores
and access to such curricula among minorities.
must do everything we can to ensure that every student, regardless
of his or her socioeconomic condition has every opportunity to
succeed,ö McGee said. ôAnd that means making
sure that all of our students are encouraged to try new courses
that will challenge and excite them,ö he said. Illinois recently
received a $759,186 federal grant to help pay AP exam fees for
lower income students.
percent of minority students taking one or more AP exams this year
increased in every minority group. Still, of this yearĺs 29,944
AP test takers, only 9,038 were minorities. Of that number, 3,874
Asian, 1,566 African American and 2,201 Hispanic students took
the AP.
telling, though, is the percent of students with scores in the
3 to 5 range. About 76 percent of white studentsĺ test scores hit
that target, compared to about 55 percent of scores for African
American students and about 33 percent of Hispanic studentsĺ scores.
teachers should be encouraged to take better advantage of available
training to teach the kind of coursework tested by the AP, SAT
and ACT programs, McGee said. The College Board
annually conducts dozens of teacher conferences and seminars showing
educators successful teaching methods, said Paula T. Herron, College
Board Associate Director for Academic Services.
Illinois teachers, who now must engage in ongoing professional development for continued certification, can earn continuing professional development credits for such activities, McGee said.


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These dates were the state track meet in Austin.
Making the state meet was the goal of every participant, whether a runner, jumper or thrower.
Woodsboro is known throughout the state as a track school. Some regional and state records have been reset, and some remain.
This year's track team has added itself to the list of honored teams.
It has provided much excitement to the fans, many outstanding efforts and even another regional record.
Participants in this years regional meet:
Derrik Pena – 3200-meter (Regional 6th Place) and 1600 Meters
Dan Han – Pole Vault, 110-meter Hurdles, 300-meter Hurdles
Garret Horner – 300-meter Hurdles
Trent Moses – 110-meter Hurdles, 300-meter Hurdles
Erik Foster – Pole Vault
Jaime Grasham – Shot Put, Discus
Justin Fierova – Shot Put
Lionel Brown – Triple Jump, 4x100-meter Relay, 4x200-meter Relay
Andy Villarreal – 200-meter, 4x100-meter Relay, 4x200-meter Relay
Jose Hernandez – 4x100-meter Relay, 4x200 Relay
Jacob Nesloney – 4x100-meter Relay, 4x200-meter (Alternate)
David Carmichael – 4x200-meter Relay, 4x100-meter (Alternate)
Jordan Rivera – 4x200-meter Relay (Alternate), 4x100-meter Relay (Alternate)
State Qualifiers:
4x100m – Jose Hernandez, Lionel Brown, Jacob Nesloney, Andy Villarreal
4x200m – Jose Hernandez, Lionel Brown, David Carmichael, Andy Villarreal
200 Meter – Andy Villarreal
Triple Jump – Lionel Brown, Region Four Record Holder
Thanks for all the support you have given the Woodsboro Track program this year. See you in Austin!


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Who is Howard Trachtman? This dude helped launch Boston's noncrisis line.
What if there was a phone line where you could just call in and talk to someone about anything? Just for a chat, or because sometimes its easier and more fun to talk to someone new who you don't already know. There's something along those lines in Boston, where people having difficulties can now call in and talk to peers who've also been through tough times. It's a non-crisis line that addresses more mundane, everyday issues that people face. People often complain about how impersonal the modern technological world is, but I think the anonymity that sometimes characterizes our lives will in fact prove to be a benefit toward the forming of friendships and connections between people. Now we're able to connect to people regardless of who they are, where they are, or whether we know them or not. Anyway, just a thought. I'm not with the pessimists who see the modern world as totally decrepit, and getting worse; I think it's just getting different.


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- Title
- Fabrication of spinel composites for sidewall of Al smelter application
- Author(s)
- Mukhlis, R. Z.; Rhamdhani, M. A.; Brooks, Geoffrey A.; Yan, X. Y.
- Abstract
- A frozen layer of electrolyte is needed to protect the sidewall materials of Al Smelter in the Hall- Heroult process from corrosion. About 35 % of the heat loss is required to form the ledge and there- fore, ledge-free sidewall is preferred as it potentially reduces the energy requirement of aluminium production. Potential materials for the ledge-free sidewall, namely NiFe2O4, NiAl2O4 and MgAl2O4 and their combinations have been identified in the previous work. The present work focused on the thermodynamic assessment of the materials in molten aluminium; and fabrication and joining of the materials. Thermodynamic analysis of the NixMg(1-x)Al2O4 spinels in molten aluminium were dis- cussed. The equilibrium calculation of the NixMg(1-x)Al2O4 spinels in molten aluminium at 960 °C predict that the concentration of dissolved Mg in the aluminium melts are lower compared to Ni concentration for all the NixMg(1-x)Al2O4 being studied. In addition, the concentration of Ni in the aluminium melts in contact with the Ni0.5Mg0.5Al2O4 was about two times lower than the melts in contact with pure NiAl2O4, while the concentration of Mg was slightly decreased from 0.076 wt. % in the molten Al – pure MgAl2O4 system to about 0.071 wt. % in the molten Al – Ni0.5Mg0.5Al2O4 system. Experiments on joining the samples using reaction sintering method were also conducted. X-Ray Diffraction, Scanning Electron Microscopy and Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy methods were used to characterize the samples. It was found that crack occurred on the interface of the joined NiFe2O4-MgAl2O4 and NiAl2O4-MgAl2O4 specimen. It has been shown that the crack can be minimised by the implementing intermediates in between the two materials. These intermediates were solid solutions of the spinels produced from mixing (with different compositions) the two materials being joined.
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- Conference paper
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Engineering and Industrial Sciences
- Source
- Proceedings of the European Metallurgical Conference (EMC 2011), Dusseldorf, Germany, 26-29 June 2011, Vol. 3, pp. 865-880
- Publication year
- 2011
- Keyword(s)
- Aluminium production; Hall-Heroult; Reaction sintering; Sidewall; Spinel
- Publisher
- 9783940276384, 3940276383
- Publisher URL
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- Copyright © GDMB Clausthal-Zellerfeld 2011.
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The third, fourth, and fifth largest wireless carriers in the United States have undergone some major changes over the last few weeks. Sprint has announced that it is being acquired by SoftBank, while T-Mobile USA and MetroPCS' plan to merge the two companies have been met with lawsuits from shareholders.
SoftBank's acquisition of Sprint cost the company $20.1 billion, giving it a 70% controlling share of the company. The buyout has been approved by Sprint's shareholders and board of the directors, so it is expected to be completed within six months barring any holdups in regulatory approval. Sprint fans will be pleased to know that the CEO, board of directors, and headquarters will remain as-is. In essence, this deal was essentially made to "give Sprint a much-needed cash infusion."
The T-Mobile USA/MetroPCS merger from a few weeks ago, on the other hand, hasn't been received as favorably by shareholders. MetroPCS's shareholders claim that the payments of $4.09 per share "drastically undervalues" the company and "cheats shareholders." Worse, they're saying that MetroPCS' board of directors is "conflicted and serving its own financial interests." As a result, a lawsuit has been filed against MetroPCS, its board of directors, T-Mobile USA, and its parent company Deutsche Telekom.
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A few weeks ago on WJFF's broadcast of "Alternative Radio," I heard Paul Cienfuegos, a community organizer for over 30 years, deliver a speech he titled "We the People."
He challenged activists to assess whether their tactics for change have been effective: "Is our activism to protect the safety of our drinking water actually producing safer drinking water… stopping the planting of GMO crops… ending our dependence on fossil fuels?" The answer, obviously, is a bleak no, and Cienfuegos pointed out that we continue to be "locked out of the rooms where pretty much every decision is made that affects all of our lives."
Those rooms are often in buildings that house governmental agencies. In my early days of environmental activism, I naively believed that the Department of Environmental Protection really worked to protect the environment and that the Department of Environmental Conservation was committed to just that—conserving our environmental resources.
Since then, my experience and observations have confirmed that, in spite of their lofty-sounding names, regulatory agencies exist to advance industry agenda. Cienfuegos explains that they were formed during the late 1800s "to protect the interests of the nation's first giant corporations, the railroads, that were under attack by an enormous populist social movement." President Grover Cleveland's attorney general told a railroad executive that the new railroad agency would function as "a sort of barrier between the railroad corporations and the people… something having a good sound but quite harmless, which will impress the popular mind with the idea that a great deal is being done when in reality very little is intended to be done."
Any community activist who has tried to navigate through the complicated labyrinth of regulatory agencies can attest to the fact that very little has changed.
Despite this reality, Cienfuegos offered inspiring examples of communities that have passed "historically ground-breaking local ordinances that give the people of those places… the right to decide and then to create the kind of community they want" to live in. Instead of fighting against what we don't want in our communities and dealing with massive bureaucracies, only to be disappointed in the end, Cienfuegos suggests that we work to pass local laws that "guarantee the right to defend the safety of [our] drinking water… guarantee the right to keep [our] air and [our] soil free from poisons… the right to a sustainable future with sufficient renewable energy for all." One hundred and twenty communities in six Northeastern states have succeeded in protecting their homes from factory farms, mining, logging, fossil fuel extraction, etc. He calls it "rights-based organizing regarding environmental issues."
Such organizing is underway locally where citizens are successfully rewriting zoning laws and creating new political parties. These efforts may well be our best hope.
The transcript of Cienfuegos' speech can be downloaded at alternativeradio.org for $3 or as an MP3 for $1.


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Expert Q & A Answers About variations in menstrual cycles
What can cause variations in menstrual cycles?
I am a 37-year-old female and my menstrual cycles are usually 28-29 days. But for the last three months, they've been about 30-31 days long. Most recently, my last cycle was only 23 days. I haven't had sexual intercourse lately, but I did take a couple of home pregnancy tests just to be sure, and they were all negative. What can be causing my menstrual cycles to be longer and then really short?
How long is a normal menstrual cycle?
I haven't had my period in 42 days, which is unusual for me. I've also been eating a lot, and my stomach feels different. Is something wrong?


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May 24, 2012 —
UPPER DELAWARE RIVER REGION — For the past year, the National Park Service has been mapping trails and working on the creation of the new brochure, "Take A Hike! Trails of the Upper Delaware River Valley," in order to provide expanded hiking opportunities and information to river region visitors.
"We had been offering the 'Hiking the Tusten Mountain Trail' brochure," said National Park Service (NPS) biologist Jamie Myers. "It was so popular that we wanted to be able to expand on it by gathering information together in one convenient location for other hiking opportunities in the region."
The brochure features brief descriptions of six trails, directions for finding them and safety tips for hiking. In addition to the trails mentioned in the photos within this story, the Bouchoux Trail (Jensen's Ledges) in Lordville, NY; the Cobey Pond Trail in Masthope, PA; the Tusten Mountain Trail in Narrowsburg, NY; and the Mongaup River Trail in the Town of Deerpark, NY are also included.
The local project supports a national initiative called the "Let's Move Campaign," launched by Michelle Obama as a way to get children, adults and families out and exercising. The campaign promotes physical activity as a means of staying healthy.
"Hiking in the Upper Delaware is a great way to get exercise and enjoy the resource at the same time," said Myers. "The Department of the Interior is a supporter and sponsor of this campaign so it seemed like a natural fit." (Visit www.letsmove.gov [1] for more information.)
Copies of the brochure can be obtained at the following locations: NPS information kiosks along the river; Zane Grey Museum in Lackawaxen, PA; Information Center in Narrowsburg, NY; Park Headquarters in Beach Lake, PA; and NPS offices in Milanville, PA and Barryville, NY. Eventually the brochure will be available at each of the six hiking trail heads.
Hikers can earn a free patch from the NPS by hiking all six trails, filling in a checklist on the brochure and submitting the completed list to Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River, 274 River Road, Beach Lake, PA 18405.


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Bill and Wenda Black of Newton, Kan., and Les and Laura Harrelson of Clovis, announce the approaching marriage of their children, Patricia Lynne Black and Flint Wayne Harrelson, Oct. 13, 2012, in Hesston, Kan.
The bride is a graduate of Kansas State University and New Mexico State University. The groom is a graduate of West Texas A&M University, University of Nebraska and NMSU.
The couple will reside in Morehead, Ky., where they are both professors at Morehead State University.
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Doyle and Mary Potter of Clovis announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Christa Lorr-Anna Potter of Austin, Texas, to Chris Morris Walker of Austin, son of Ed Walker and the late Bethan Walker of Sweeney, Texas.
The couple will exchange vows Dec. 1, 2012 at Mercury Hall in Austin.
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THE HOLIDAY season is one that should be filled with joy and happiness.
But for more than a million Americans anything is but the case. On Saturday, unemployment benefits ended for 1.3 million individuals.
That is a painful development for those affected, and at a most inopportune time. It came about as a five-year program that extended benefits for the long-term jobless ceased to exist.
In addition to the million-plus people who felt the brunt of the cutoff Saturday, hundreds of thousands of more jobless will meet with the same fate before June.
Under the program, the federal government provided an average monthly stipend of $1,166.
As is all too often the case with the national political scene, partisanship led to the program's demise.
The Obama administration, supported by Congressional Democrats, was in favor of extending the jobless benefits. Conversely, Republicans were in opposition to such a move.
With that being the case, the program was removed from this month's budget accord.
Obama has said that Congress should make reinstatement of the benefits a top priority once it returns from its holiday recess. House Speaker John Boehner indicated that may be possible, depending on how such a resumption is funded.
We urge both sides of the aisle to come together quickly and take action to assist millions of Americans in need of unemployment benefits.
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Mihalyo to lead D&E
Davis & Elkins College will have a new leader this July, when President G.T. "Buck" Smith will hand the reigns to Chancellor Michael P. Mihalyo Jr.
Smith, who plans to voluntarily step down June 30, will continue to serve the college as president-emeritus and college advisor.
The news was announced Friday evening, during a faculty dinner in the Myles Center for the Arts, after the regular spring meeting of the college's board of trustees.
"I am just so happy and honored to serve a place I love like many students have come to love (the college)," Mihalyo said in a phone interview Friday evening.
He called the job an "enormous responsibility" and said he looks forward to a smooth transition to the role of president.
"I not only have just really become so attached to the students and staff, but also the greater community. This is home. I am happy to be able to serve my home."
President-elect Mihalyo came to D&E in August 2011 as provost and chief academic officer. In March 2012, he was named chancellor, with responsibility for overseeing the day-to-day administration of the college as well as representing and acting on behalf of the president.
He holds degrees from Duquesne and West Virginia universities and is an accomplished keyboard artist.
"Since coming to D&E, Michael has demonstrated repeatedly his extraordinary capacity to 'get things done' with insight and clarity, touched by his warm humanity. It will be a privilege to continue working with him," Smith said.
Mihalyo is widely experienced as a teacher and higher-education administrator. Before coming to D&E, he served as chairman of the Division of Fine Arts at Brevard College and as vice president of academic affairs, provost and dean of faculty at Bethany College. He also served as vice president for academic programs of the Appalachian College Association, a consortium of 35 private liberal arts colleges and universities.
At Friday's meeting, the trustees also elected June B. Myles, presently board vice chairwoman, as chairwoman of the board. She will succeed Paul S. Stirrup, whose term on the board also concludes June 30 after five years in that lead role.
Stirrup will continue on the board as chair-emeritus, effective July 1.
"The college's administrative and board leadership will essentially remain the same – we will all just wear different hats. It is a sign of the college's strength that we have within the present leadership team seasoned persons who can lead us into the future," Stirrup said in announcing the appointments.
Myles first was elected to the board in 2000 and has served in a variety of capacities. She also was awarded the honorary degree Doctor of Humane Letters. A resident of Redding, Conn., and Elkins, she is president of Myles Lumber Co. She also serves on the boards of Davis Trust Co., Davis Memorial Hospital Foundation and the Randolph County Community Arts Center.
"By all accounts, the past five years have witnessed a remarkable turnaround in the direction, spirit, academic program, student life, enrollment, finances and facilities of Davis & Elkins. Though not without continuing challenges, it would seem we are in the strongest overall position since the college was founded 109 years ago," Stirrup said, noting the future looks equally bright.


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I don't watch movies a lot. I rarely do ._.
Is this the General Chat Thread?
What the bleeding Asmodeus happened here? We used to have topics, and debate wars, and derails, and people yelling about snow! Where the heck is Misc!?
Good gravy, on that note, I think this Hansel and Gretel movie looks absolutely horrifying. I looked it up on IMDb after taking a look at GrizzlyB's post, and it's starting to remind me a lot of that "Abe Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" thing that came out a while back. Anybody remember that? It was like borderline sacrilege.
Movies these days are dreadful and pointless. But that new one about Abe looks pretty cool.
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Chill guys it's not like they're spamming porn or making one word posts (don't get any ideas please).
Also my driver's license expires in about 2 weeks and I moved back in September and forgot to change my address with DMV (which I just did now), I hope when I bring in a copy of my lease to prove I am a resident they don't fine me because I didn't change it within 30 days.
And that's my rant for the day, now I'll fix the topic title
"I don't live in absolutes, absolutes are my fantasy."
My eyes! (my eyes!) are filled with curiosity! You think! (You think!) that you have power over me! In this life! (This life!) Theres no room for you and me! So turn around and face the day with me!
Such a sexy song. Urgh.
I've completely spaced out, all I know is that there's Bronies here, I read the MLP cupcake story and I don't get why you dig such filth.
As to what once, it now is. For this my retirement tour, let us commence, forevermore, forevermore.
#PokemonMoon #TeamRowlet
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No, my idea has been demolished! ;^; *sadness*
Bronies and Pegasisters, unite! *hugglea Rainbow Dash* D:
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