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Just finished writing a piece for Wondercafe and used many of these images to set up a discussion about the differences between medieval beekeeping and modern apiculture. Have a look if you like that sort of stuff,
http://digg.com/news/lifestyle/medieval_beekeeping_compared_to_modern_apiculture_ wondercafe
This is me out taking pictures (no gloves) with my family near Roseneath Ontario in Canada. Here is a play by play of how we harvest honey in the bee yard - we had a small crop this year compared to most years and it was darker because we left the supers on the hives much longer than usual. There was very little wax and no bee propolis either. Often I do collect other organic ingredients for bread making while harvesting honey.
These images are from my time at Campbell's Honey Sept 24th 2011 just north of Roseneath Ontario
First we walked around the bee yard and opened every hive (one at a time) and pulled off the honey supers. We used our hive tools to take off the metal queen excluders that separate the honey supers from the queen's brood chambers below - this year there will no second or third crop
Then we used a bee blower which in an instrument that's very similar in design to a leaf blower to force the remaining bees from the eight frame honey supers. Do you see the plastic frames? we like them. Also noteworthy in this image is the solar fencer in the background. It keeps every type of animal (except skunks) away from the beehives including the animals that might be tempted by all those harvest apples. I love this picture for property maintenance irony - its classic. Our honeybees pollinated those wild apple trees which yielded a bumper crop, half of which will be wasted by falling inside the solar fence's confines around the hives.
Although we have less honey this year, I believe the flavour is better. There's more character, more Loosestrife, Buckwheat and Goldenrod accents in the crop. The challenge now of course is to keep track of which location brought forth which flavour and that would indeed be a unique test of custom made agricultural inventory management software. With a proper system you could strengthen flavours by separating the various locations and contributions and blending the buckwheat together and the purple loosestrife together etc
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The Pulaski Technical College Emergency Preparedness Committee will conduct a full-scale emergency preparedness exercise on Monday, Nov. 23 from 8:30 a.m.-12 p.m. at the main campus in North Little Rock.
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But this recipe, Black Bean and Corn Stew, really fits the bill. It's delicious — in fact it's one of those that tastes much better than it reads. It has a wholesome richness that you don't expect from a recipe that basically just requires you dump the contents of a bunch of cans into a pot and stir.
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Black Bean and Corn Stew
4 teaspoons olive oil
1 medium onion, chopped
4 garlic cloves, minced
2 teaspoons ground cumin
1 4½-ounce can chopped green chiles
2 15-ounce cans black beans, rinsed and drained
2 14½-ounce cans diced tomatoes
Salt and pepper to taste
1 10-ounce package frozen corn
In a large saucepan, heat the olive oil over medium heat. Add onion; cook until softened, 5-6 minutes. Add garlic and cumin; cook, stirring often, until fragrant, about 2 minutes more.
To the pan, add the chiles, beans, tomatoes and their juice, 2 cups water and ¾ teaspoon of salt. Bring mixture to a boil; reduce heat to medium-low and simmer, partially covered, until slightly thickened, about 20 minutes.
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Is there a software program out there for the hobbist/small sideliner beek that will help with record keeping?
Is there a software program out there for the hobbist/small sideliner beek that will help with record keeping?
I use Hive Tracks at http://www.hivetracks.com. It works well for me and it's free.
You also might want to check out these:
Does anyone know of a management tool that does not run on the web?
Call me old fashioned, but I'd rather keep all my data on my pc.
Take Care,
What would be useful is a program that uses a hand held scanner like an Intermec CN3. Bar code every hive, and enter the information on site, then upload when you get back to the office, or via the 3G connection. Something that would run on Windows Mobile, or Mobile phone.
The beetight software listed above does pretty much what you asked for. It uses the Android-based phones (probably supports most smart phones) and "Smart Hive Lables" to allow you to easily identify a given hive and enter data.
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I'm with you on this Mike. That is exactly what has kept me from using these packages. I guess we're both dinosaurs, but I much prefer having MY data on MY computer. Kind of like Quicken, my data isn't on the quicken server, it is on my computer (for better or worse). I'd be willing to pay for a version of Hivetracks or some other software package that was not exclusively web-based.
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I was just thinking of posing that same question! I am putting together a database of beekeeping online tools, forums, catalogs, and sites for my beekeeping class/club. I had hivetracks, and mybeehives, but beetight was a new one to add--thanks!
I dont know much about coding BUT If you have any experiance with Excel you could make a pretty good spreadsheet with graphs too if you want.
Which is what i was thinking about doing my self.
I was heavy into breeding Snakes and did that to basically to keep a feeding & medication record for the young i was selling to give to the buyers..
Why kinda info are you looking to record?
Activity- Routine inspection, Feeding, Re-Queening, Medication, Splitting hives, Adding supers, Honey Harvest. ect...
General observation Notes
Actions Taken
If i missed anything let me know.
Im not the best with excel but I can giter done
Unless we have an excel guru around that would be willing to whip something up for the community...
My beekeeping software is still available. Even it is a bit old, the beekeeping have not changed and therefore my software is still valid. Take a look and if you have items you think is of interest for a general beekeeping and you want those incorporated, you are welcome to contackt me.
Bidata the multilingual beekeeping software, now free of charge.
I keep a link to your program on my website at all times.
I like it because it is very flexible. the tables are easy to modify. I have customized it relatively well to accommodate top bar hives and warre hives.
Thank you for making it available free.
As a matter of fact, it runs very well on Linux using Wine (windows emulation)
Big Bear
No, I am NOT a bee "Keeper". Anything I post is just my opinion. Take it easy and think for yourself.
I have used the scanner and online app with my windows smart phone - works fine and very quickly captures the hive bar code. So you scan the bar code on the hive and it takes you to the specific web page for that hive and you enter the data (mostly check marks, so I can do it with gloves on) - so data is instantly entered - you don't upload it later as it is an online app (but obviously you need cell coverage at your hives - I have to have good cell coverage, so good web browsing, at my hives)
I use the i-nigma windows mobile app for bar code capture. You just have to make sure the bar code is big enough (the beetight program produces one that is big). I have tried to capture other bar codes that are small (less than an inch square) and it can't recognize it. (was at a pizza place the other day and all the wait staff had a bar code on their back that said "scan me" . . . obviously just took you to the web site for the pizza place, but I had to try it. Took a while to get the wrinkles out of the t-shirt - waiter had to hold the shirt taught, but eventually I was able to capture the bar code from the t-shirt - I love the technology).
What would be useful is a program that uses a hand held scanner like an Intermec CN3. Bar code every hive, and enter the information on site, then upload when you get back to the office, or via the 3G connection. Something that would run on Windows Mobile, or Mobile phone.
Im not the best with excel but I can giter done
Unless we have an excel guru around that would be willing to whip something up for the community... [/QUOTE]
I'm a structural engineer, and am fairly decent with Excel. I'd be happy to work something up for the community If I could get some feedback and constructive criticizm. My biggest problem is that I'm not a very experienced beekeeper. (starting my first three hives this spring) so I'm interested in helping if anyone has some guidance on what to put into the spreadsheet.
Can Excel interface with RFID readers?
Dear beekeeping friends.
My Internet provider is pulling the plug so I have to go mobile internet. This means that I have to kill my web, because i can not acces it without a fixed ip, and mobile internet can not provide this. So my Bidata will disapear Unless someone are villing to host it. So I am asking You hier : Someone that can host my software?
I use these 2... and both are free.
Hive Tracks
And here is a Mobile App for an Android Phone.
Beehive Manager
USDA Zone 7A Elevation 1400 ft
I've used a couple of different programs. They all have good and not so good points. What I ended up doing a lot is using my phone to record voice messages and then key the data when I'm back in the house. I inspect a hive, get done with the inspection and then record a voice message stating which hive I was working with, what I found, what I did, the weather, etc. I just play the recordings back when I'm in front of the PC and I'm all set. It's quicker than trying to key it all in when I'm in the field and it gives me more time to review historical data that the PC shows than when I'm squinting at the phone in the sun or dodging raindrops.
Just a thought....
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Royal Armouries fire up online learning - Sunday, 21 February 2010
As the Royal Armouries is Britain's oldest museum, youngsters could be forgiven for thinking it wouldn't be bang up to date when it comes to harnessing the latest technology to boost learning. But that's exactly what the national museum of arms and armour has achieved, as part of its inspirational, online, interactive and educational programmes.
Produced by their education team in Leeds, the Armouries is at the cutting edge of educational interactive media, having been involved in the National Museums Online Project, a massive partnership programme involving eight other museums and funded by the Treasury's Invest to Save initiative. It recently launched its English Civil Wars interactive at www.royalarmouries.org/learning/online-learning/littlecote-house-module
"The English Civil Wars are a major turning point in our nation's history," said Gillian Waters, the Armouries' Learning Manager (North). "If students want to understand our democracy today they have to get to grips with the English Civil Wars. The central question, 'who rules and by what right?' is as important to our society today as it was 400 years ago. As we move into an election year, we will begin making the same sorts of choices between belief systems, or manifestos – ones that men and women had to make in the 17th Century."
Gillian added that making sense of the English Civil Wars is not easy, and making it engaging to KS3 students is even more challenging. Studying this period can result in lists of battles with students failing to understand the significance and consequences of the Civil Wars.
To overcome this issue, Gillian and her team decided to focus on the story of one man, Alexander Popham, to help illustrate key concepts. She said: "Telling a huge national story through the study of one man helps students to understand the significant aspects rather than be swamped with a wealth of detail."
The choice of Popham as the focal point was an easy one for the Leeds' Education team. The Armouries owns the Littlecote Collection, comprising Popham's portrait, a landscape painting of his house and his own personal armour. This meant that the interactive programme could be designed using a variety of primary source material, using sound historical methodology.
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Littlecote House in Wiltshire was the home of the Popham family for centuries. During the English Civil Wars, Alexander Popham raised a troop of cavalry to fight for Parliament. After the wars, the collection was displayed in Littlecote House and by the 20th Century was one of the few known examples of personal armouries still intact. In the 1980s the Royal Armouries rescued this historic collection and in 1996 housed it in the War Gallery in Leeds.
The online materials use high-resolution images which even show the hooks which were used at Littlecote to display the firearms. The navigation is clear and simple. Teachers and students can zoom into the picture, and get a close up view of the pictures and objects that would not otherwise be possible.
The programme was designed for use with an interactive whiteboard for whole-class teaching or with smaller groups. Links and hotspots within the main images lead to more information about the armour that soldiers wore in the English Civil Wars, and also the Armouries' film of the Battle of Marston Moor. To complement the Interactive programme, the Armouries have also produced a Civil War Pack, featuring six weeks' worth of task-based resources. This is also available online and can be downloaded free of charge.
What's next for the Armouries Education team? They are currently working on their new Online Tudor Resource aimed at KS2 students to complement the Tournament Gallery. Again the focus will be on creating good quality visual resources to be used on a classroom whiteboard, and the resources will be online by September 2010.
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- Royal Armouries is the national museum of arms and armour and has sites in Leeds, HM Tower of London, Fort Nelson and Louisville, Kentucky. It is the first British national museum to open a permanent presence in another country
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Elective Coursework (Four additional courses must be taken; at least one course must be taken from each of the Core Groups):
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BIOMS/BIOAP 3110** – Principles of Animal Physiology (Fall, 3 credits)
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Transportation department will study speed limit on South Brooks
Several car accidents at a busy Missoula intersection have some people pleading for the state to lower the speed limit.
Brooks and Dore Lane is one of the busiest and most deadly in Missoula. It's well known to police and emergency crews.
Just last month, NBC Montana brought you coverage of a three-car pileup near that intersection.
Brooks and Dore Lane can be a tense place to drive, especially at rush hour.
Cyclist Geoff McMillion figures he crosses four lanes of traffic on Brooks at Dore Lane about five times a day.
Traffic isn't too bad at mid-afternoon. But it depends on the time of day.
"The traffic coming up from Lolo seems to be quite a bit of high speed even though they've had to stop at a couple of lights," said McMillion. "It doesn't really seem like it slowed down to in-town speed."
Cathy Deschamps is with the South 39th Neighborhood Council.
Deschamps has been pushing for more than a year to have the speed limit from Miller Creek to Dore Lane reduced from 45 to 35 miles an hour.
She's seen lots of accidents on this stretch and thinks reducing the limit could save lives.
"It breaks my heart," said Deschamps, "I don't want someone else to lose someone they love."
The Montana Department of Transportation completed a safety audit of the stretch last March.
Ed Toavs with MDT said a speed limit study will be started in the next couple weeks.
He said the area is receiving high priority.
"We'll have one of three results," said Toavs, "Either it will recommend no change, it will recommend lowering the speed limit, or raising the limit."
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Rumors were floating around that Lincoln would stick to V-6 engines as a cost-cutting effort for the new MKS sedan, due out next year. The lastest news coming from dealers is that FoMoCo will indeed offer V-8 power. We think it's the right choice for the brand, a they need to regain their prestigious reputation that went down the drain some time in the late '70s. Are we right or should Lincoln focus more on fuel economy and cost-saving efforts?
Restoring the integrity of the brand should be the number one priority for Lincoln. This is what will make consumers believe again.
i have heard that the v8 is off again. sounds like noone knows for sure. isnt ford working on a new high output 5.0? ford needs to stop taking the easy way out. if they arent willing to spend the money to design and build a good product they should sell their factories to someone who is.
What is Lincoln today? I don't know.Lincoln needs to spend the R & D and put sports-luxury cars on the market as Infiniti and Cadillac did recently. Those companies planned it over five years ago and they see the fruits of their labour now. This company seems so cash strapped compared to other companies coming up with new, more powerful engines all the time and new designs,(both engine and exteriors), constant updates,and model after model. Lincoln meanwhile hasn't focused its future correctly by making cars buyers drool over. They just try to make something in small numbers the public will buy and that's what they get. Poor vision I'd say. I hope Ford's new CEO knows what to do. I know what I'd do if I was given that job...Lincoln needs to do what the other companies have done to make it in this sector...copy BMW's lineup but in an American way.
For this car, a V-8 would make about as much sense as anything else. Truthfully, they should be glad it's not me they're pitching this car to. I do not like the copy of Japanese styling, nor do I care for the MK designations that Lincoln is using. The whole car is a mistake, but using a V-8 might mitigate that just a bit.


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By Chris Gates, CISSP, GCIH, C|EH, CPTS
Oracle applications are not what you'd call simple. I think any DBA or Oracle Application Server Administrator will be the first to attest to that fact. Oracle, with its great products, comes with some un-pleasantries. These are:
1. Oracle applications are complicated (hopefully we all agree on this).[br /]
2. They come with loads of default content and no clear way to remove that content. There is no IISLockdown equivalent for Oracle applications. Content you don't want must be removed manually. Some of this content can be used to run database queries, read documents, gather information via information leakage on the pages or perform XSS attacks.[br /]
3. Users have to pay for patches and extended advisory information (even then, no Proof of Concept code is released by Oracle).[br /]
4. And lastly, you have a fairly complicated patch/upgrade process which leads to an "it's working, don't touch it" mentality by a fair amount of admins.
This provides a target rich environment for pentesters and bad guys. Let's take a look.
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text: After seeing what has gone on in this world, With all the other dictators from other countries. I began to wonder if this could ever happen here in the United States? And I came to the realization it could happen,but I''ll have passed away by then, I guess I was wrong if indeed this artical is true. It is not so far fetched that someone who would one day become the Pres. Of the United States could be so overcome with power that this country would become a dictatorship instead of the land of the free and the home of the brave. Which now we have become the home of illegal imigratiants and law breaking politicans. We do not matter to those in Washington DC other than to take ones hard earned money in the way of taxes, taxes, and more taxes, ( Ive herd this somewhere before in grade school I think? Oh yeah the freeking American Revolution!) and now according to the artical the leader of this world wants military leaders that will fire upon and kill its own citizans, well isnt that just F*****G Lovely!. With obama in office and with the weapons legislation that is popping up everywhere the next question is how long will it be before we see martial law and armed military patrols on the street taking citizans off the street as was done in nazi germany? As I stated if this artical is true, it appears that the worst is right around the corner. One thing that is interesting is how this has not hit the mainstream news, maybe it needs some help!!!! Doc


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RICHMOND — Chevron's bid to counter the city of Richmond's utility tax measure would cut fees across the board, potentially appealing to the average taxpayer.
Under a notice of intent to circulate a petition filed Thursday, Chevron proposes a ballot measure in which businesses and residents would pay half what they do now. Low-income residents and people over the age of 60 would be exempt. Ratepayers would not pay taxes on energy they generate from alternative sources.
"Richmond citizens are having a difficult time in this economy and the current high utility users tax imposes an additional burden," the filing reads.
Chevron would pay $20 million a year, roughly what it pays now.
If most customers' payments were halved under Chevron's proposal, the city would receive $8.1 million less annually, according to Jim Goins, city finance director.
City Councilman Tom Butt fears revenue losses will lead to layoffs and prevent officials from funding road repairs, park upkeep and other services.
"It could drive the city into bankruptcy or reduce services to the extent Richmond could no longer function effectively," Butt wrote in his e-forum. "Chevron's ploy, of course, is to convince voters to act selfishly to reduce their own taxes while taking care of Chevron."
Chevron spokesman Dean O'Hair said the measure asks people to consider whether the way Richmond operates now is working. He points to high unemployment,which state records show is at 18.7 percent.
"It gives voters the opportunity to decide the path they think the city can begin to take," O'Hair said. "Encouraging businesses to come creates jobs and lowers unemployment, and that's a good thing."
Chevron has until summer to collect signatures to qualify the measure for November's election.
It would compete with a city utility tax measure that supporters say would require the refinery to pay at least $10 million more annually.
Under the city measure, voters will decide whether to limit ratepayers to one method for figuring out what they owe. They would continue to determine payments by calculating 10 percent of the amount charged for utilities, but the proposed measure eliminates an alternate flat-rate formula that is allowed now. Under the flat-rate method, Chevron says it pays $19.3 million this year.
The refinery used the flat-rate method until 2006, when it began using the 10 percent formula. City officials noticed Chevron's payments were $4 million a year less than before. Unsure which numbers were right, the city hired a law firm to obtain and analyze the refinery's data and verify whether its payments were accurate from 2006 to 2008. The confidential audit resulted in a settlement last year in which Chevron agreed to pay the city $28 million.
The city measure is fair, supporters say, because everyone would pay using the same formula. Chevron has argued that it could hurt the refinery's ability to compete.


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Discussion in 'Performance & Fuel' started by FireRed, Dec 13, 2008.
i have a 97 Sub that is a pain to start when cold but runs super, any ideas well appreciated!
Cold air temp sensor could be out of range.
Thanks for your reply! No all I need to do is figure out where it is located and change it out.
Cold air temp should set off the check engine light. Might also be the fuel pump relay. If it goes bad, the fuel pump wont come on until the oil pressure comes up, which result in a long "cranking" session. Can you hear the fuel pump run for a few seconds when you turn on the key?
I hear the pump kick in witht he key it seems to pressurize pretty quick under 10 seconds, also it runs great just is cranky when its is cold 3o degrees or less. In 45-50 it only turns about 1/2 to 3/4 of a turn and it is running, very quick start.
Cap, rotor, plugs and wires.
You might also want to look at how many cold cranking amps your battery is rated at, also if your battery is getting old it might not be able to supply the necessary current to turn over your engine in the cold mornings, however 30 degrees really isn't all that cold to be having issues starting your truck from battery related issues, but hey you never know.
Thanks so much for the quick replies, here is where it stands right now. New cap,wires, rotor and frame rail fuel filter about 7-8,000 miles back. Due to the hard starts I killed a two year old battery and now have a few week old 850 cold crank in it, my 02 sub pops of no matter what but this, now my fair weather friend is getting to me. When it is krappy out I would rather drive the 97 and leave the 02 home. What gets me is how great it runs when warm, and even gets better mileage then the 02 though it has near triple the miles on it.
Again thanks for your thoughts on this!
wow, you would think the 02 would get better mileage, both have the same size engine?
The 97 is a 5.7 Vortec and the 02 is a 5.3 Flex fuel, if I am driving easy like 65 on cruise the 5.7 does better. Some of the difference may be the 97 is much lower and has stock smaller tires, the 02 is about 5 inches higher and the stock tires are quite a bit bigger. I think the older one pushes through the wind better giving me better mileage. I swapped rubber on one of my 4X4's years back to some bigger ones and lost 4 miles to a gallon, big rubber alone costs a lot more then the initial buying price.
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My frame is a handiquilter 2, tabletop kind. the tracks are screwed to the folding table and the arms holding the bars are held down by vicegrips thingys. I like it. It serves my needs, but I want to upgrade one day to a much sturdier frame. The bars to this frame are not very strong and I have to be careful not to roll the quilt too tight or the bars will bow.
awesome space.You have a great design wall also.a nice fun room to create in
Great space! Is that a Handi-quilter frame with a regular sewing machine on it? Do you like it? I have the frame, but have trouble using it. Have about a dozen quilt tops I need to finish. Need to use this until I can afford a long arm.(sigh).
Very pretty, I love the color of the cabinets.
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Love the jar quilt - I just made a log cabin quilt using fruit and veggie fabric (for my grandson who hates fruit and veggies) Never thought about "canning" them! Nice room


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Electrons dance to a quantum beat in the Hubbard model of solid-state physics
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At the most superficial level, the antics of electrons in solids seem easy enough to comprehend. A substance is conductive if at least some of its electrons are free to wander about; when every electron is tightly bound to an atom, the material is an insulator. Magnetic effects derive from the spin of the electron, which gives rise to a tiny magnetic dipole moment, like that of a bar magnet. The strongest form of magnetism (ferromagnetism) appears when nearly all the spins line up in the same direction.
Going beyond this level of understanding is not so easy. What property of a solid determines whether electrons are nomadic or frozen in place? Why do electron spins in iron and nickel adopt a parallel alignment whereas those of zinc and copper remain randomly oriented? A useful theory should also make quantitative predictions. For example, how does conductivity or magnetization vary as a function of temperature?
This last question brings us back to the Ising model, which was devised to explore the thermal properties of ferromagnets. If you heat a magnet to high temperature, the magnetization fades away. Then, when you allow the material to cool again, it regains its magnetic properties at a specific temperature called the Curie point (1,040 kelvins for iron). The transition is abrupt: A graph of magnetization as a function of temperature shows a discontinuity—a sharp kink—at the Curie point. Evidently there is a sudden transition from thermal chaos to magnetic order.
The Ising model was designed to capture the essential features of this behavior. The model was invented by the German physicist Wilhelm Lenz and investigated by his student Ernst Ising in the 1920s, at a time when the quantum theory of solids was still in its infancy. They represented the spin of an electron by a simple arrow constrained to point either up or down. Interactions of the spins were codified in two rules. First, pairs of adjacent spins prefer to point the same way, either both up or both down; there is an energy penalty whenever nearest-neighbor spins are antiparallel. Second, thermal fluctuations tend to mix up the spins, flipping them at random; thus orderly alignments are disrupted when the temperature rises.
Ising hoped to observe a sudden onset of magnetization, as in real ferromagnets. He analyzed a one-dimensional version of the model, in which the lattice is merely a line or a ring. Disappointingly, he found no discontinuous transition to a magnetized state at any temperature above absolute zero.
Ising believed that this negative result would carry over to higher dimensions as well, but a decade later other physicists found hints of magnetization in two dimensions. Then in 1944 Lars Onsager confirmed these results with an exact mathematical solution of the two-dimensional Ising model; his equation showed that magnetization in the planar spin system does indeed jump discontinuously at a nonzero critical temperature. For three dimensions no exact solution has ever been found, but computer simulations give unmistakable evidence of an abrupt phase transition.
The Ising model has gone on to become a kind of model for models. The same abstract structure—a lattice of sites, nearest-neighbor interactions, a variable at each site that takes on two discrete values—has served to describe not only magnets but also dozens of other physical systems, such as alloys (where the up and down spins represent atoms of two different elements) and gases (where the two states indicate the presence or absence of an atom). Ising-like models have even made their way into the social sciences, where they describe phenomena such as the emergence of racial segregation in housing patterns.
Meanwhile, despite all these diverse successes, the Ising model has not proved entirely satisfactory for its original purpose—as a tool for understanding ferromagnetism. In this application the model has two major weaknesses. First, spins in the Ising model are rigidly pinned to the lattice sites, but it turns out that some degree of electron mobility is crucial to many magnetic phenomena. Second, although the Ising model was inspired by quantum-mechanical ideas, it incorporates none of the peculiar rules and regulations that the quantum theory imposes on electrons. The Hubbard model addresses both of these issues.
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Very nice man!
Very nice man!
sweet , looking super
Looks good, keep up the great work.
Sorry for the hiatus guys...plan on finishing this up here in the next few weeks.
Glad to see you back and anxious to see the progress you will make on the armor.
You must be doing a lot of painting then. Hey, how did that light kit work out for you? Any issues with it?
Was able to accomplish more than anticipated today!....my $50 Paasche had finally had it so I ran over to Hobby People and picked up the Talon (thanks Rob and Ryan for the incite as usual). Laid down my base coat of green on the kidney plate, followed by the final which looks great. Hit the cod piece and ab plate with the yellow and was able to stencil and mask this evening.
This is why we spend the money to have craftsman of this incredible calibre work on these projects that are very dear to us (tho wives and girlfriend will never get it). Brian has been nothing but the consummate professional, his communication and attention to client satisfaction has been second to none.
Cheers a tonne
Man B, you are going full bore on this aren't you. Looks awesome as usual. And thanks for having my back on my WIP thread, it means a lot.
Another update...although with no pics. Laid down the reefer yellow on the knees yesterday and in the evening was able to stencil and mask the silver damage on the back plate. This evening if the weather permits as it's been super humid/ hot here in Cali I will throw down the yellow damage. At this pace I will most likely have this kit complete and ready to ship by Sunday. More pics coming...
Wow. Impressive.
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Tapped on one hive put my ear to it and hear nothing, tapped on the second hive and they are buzzing like mad. Does that mean the quiet hive is totally kaput. I'm tempted to take it all apart to find out, just tear it down and start fresh with a nuc I'm overwintering in the spring time.
Im a new beek and the other hive and nuc is doing fine. They funny thing is the quiet hive was the most active all summer, they were fine going into winter and now it seems like that done up and died


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Cuyuna Regional Medical Center, Minneapolis Heart Institute to open facility in Baxter
Plans for the Cuyuna Regional Medical Center (CRMC) and Minneapolis Heart Institute (MHI) building in Baxter continue to progress after the Baxter City Council approved the development agreement for the building Tuesday, April 16.
The new Baxter clinic will be located at 13205 Isle Drive. The clinic in Baxter will be a third addition to CRMC's locations. An outpatient clinic is located in Longville and CRMC's main campus is in Crosby.
Minneapolis Heart Institute in Baxter is a full-service cardiology clinic staffed by six cardiology providers that offer a full range of outpatient cardiovascular services and testing.
The clinic is part of the Minneapolis Heart Institute at Abbott Northwestern Hospital, part of Allina Health.
The new clinic building in Baxter will be 22,000 square feet and shared by CRMC and MHI. CRMC-Baxter will provide outpatient clinic care in addition to lab and imaging.
Initially, there will be two family medicine physicians and one physician assistant at CRMC-Baxter on a regular basis for standard clinic care.
Various medical specialty providers will also see patients in Baxter with some providers providing care exclusively in Baxter or Crosby and some providing care in Baxter and Crosby. Patient records will be accessible from both locations.
Mortenson Construction and Nor-Son Inc. are the primary building contractors. Groundbreaking for the new building is expected in April.
MHI plans to occupy the new building in November, and CRMC-Baxter is likely to begin moving into the building in December.


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John White allegedly stole two cell phones from a convenience store. Meanwhile, he also left a slip of paper at a gas station, one which contained the very address that he asked the officer for directions to.
The investigating officer noticed that White was asking about the address he was checking on, and also that he matched the description given to him by a store clerk.
The officer found he also had both of the phones involved, as well as some marijuana. He was arrested, and charges are pending.


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Okay guys I want you to reach down to your knee cap and on the outside of your knee away from the medial, feel the area between you thigh and your lower leg. that's the Lateral collateral ligament that connects your fibula to your femur. Any sprain to that is as detrimental, as an anterior/posterior injury. Its not as vascular as the Medial so blood flow to that area is limited, reducing the regenerative process. Since its an abduct injury (meaning away from the mid-line of the body) The body natural realignment process will be longer, as its using more resources to pull back into place rather than just realignment. The risks are
further damage to the LCL
potential damage to the ACL/ PCL/ MCL/ meniscus
septic inflammation ( usually not an issue as antibiotics are standard procedure.) but noted
crepitus which can lead to bone spurs, this is an extreme case.
Truly stupid to let him come back into the game. Was not worth it in the long run. The difference between a well run organization and a desperate one I guess.
Edit: LCL's are usually a 1-2 month Limited movement thing with therapy. Would be surprised if he is back on the field in a week or so, then I would question practice and how much or what Opioid's are they giving him.
Edit: Just read its a grade 1, not severe. Minor pull or hairline tear. Still any hit to that area can make the injury worst, but he can play with it if it's wrapped up tight, but its not recommended. He will be extremely limited in what he can do.


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Why have a panel?
A Panel is often seen as the softest, risk-free step that the Council can take on an issue. Sometimes these kinds of panels are criticized because of that – too weak an option, not really doing anything, delay tactic etc. On the other hand it is a good entry point for a new issue and it's safe in the sense that there is no automatic follow up.
However, it's useful for bringing a new agenda forward or consolidating an issue without negotiating a resolution, and without risking creating divisions around a bad resolution For this reason I think it is a really good option for the internet rights are human rights work. If it goes badly, the outcome won't be strategically damaging and it will give us a chance to see how states will engage.


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Holiday Inn Resort Montego Bay All-Inclusive
Montego Bay
All-Inclusive! Includes room, meals, drinks and activities.
Kids Welcome ... Casino ... Tennis ... Weddings
7 miles from Montego Bay airport
When comparing Jamaica hotels, consider the Holiday Inn Resort Montego Bay All-Inclusive. Fresh off a multi-million dollar renovation, this Montego Bay favorite looks fantastic! The new Nautical theme throughout the hotel will help you kick off your Jamaica vacation. A renovated beach and swimming and sunning areas make this Jamaica hotel better than ever. The hotel offers an array of services as well as optional tours.
Golf (Nearby)*, Shops, Safety Deposit Box, Beach, Outdoor Pool, High-Speed Internet Access, Whirlpool, Laundry Facilities*, Health/Fitness Center On-Site, 5 Restaurants, Car Rental*, Tour Desk, ATM/Cash Machine, Baby-Sitting*, Dry Cleaning Pickup/Laundry*, Florist, Beauty Salon*, Foreign Currency Exchange, Gift Shop, Ice Machine, Concierge Services, Newsstand, Porter/Bellman, Medical Services*, Watersports, Secretarial Services, Tennis, Fitness Center, Basketball, Volleyball, Bars/Lounges, Entertainment, Casino, Disco, Activities Desk, Games Room, Children's Program.
* denotes activities/services available for an additional cost. Amenities and inclusions are subject to change at any time.
Room Categories and Descriptions
Room amenities include balcony or patio, cable TV, telephone, AM/FM radio alarm clock, safety deposit box, iron/ironing board and hairdryer. Crib and roll-away bed are available upon request.
RoseHall Club Inclusions:
-Private lounge exclusive to Rosehall Club guests
-Complimentary light snacks and premium beverages in lounge
-Unlimited free internet access in lounge with in-lounge laptop computer access
-Free Wi-Fi in-room and throughout the property
-Games, books and magazines available in the lounge
-Welcome letter and distinct identification bracelet
-Private check-in/check-out area
-Welcome drink on arrival
-Complimentary in-room safety deposit box
-Adult only pool area with hot tub and swim-up bar
-Exclusive sun beds and private beach side cabanas for Rosehall Club guests at poolside, and West Beach area
-Coffee/tea maker in-room
-Mini bar with snack, bottled water and alcoholic beverages
-Room service - light menu
-Upgraded bath amenities
-Beach towels in-room on arrival
-Premium housekeeping and turn-down service
-A 20% discount off spa services
-Pre-booked reservations in a-la-carte restaurants (including Kenkos)
-Late check-out (based on availability)
Requests for a specific bedding arrangement or room location are fulfilled by the hotel based on availability.
- Two double beds or one king bed with a sofa bed. All standard rooms have a garden or parking lot view. Maximum Occupancy: 4 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
- Two double beds or one king bed with a sofa bed. Enjoy partial oceanviews. Maximum Occupancy: 4 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
- Two double beds or one king bed with a sofa bed. Enjoy ocean views. Maximum Occupancy: 4 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Deluxe Oceanfront
- Enjoy oceanfront views. Maximum Occupancy: 4 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
- Enjoy oceanfront views. Maximum Occupancy: 4 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Room With Sitting Area
- Enjoy garden, ocean and oceanfront views. Maximum Occupancy: 4 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Junior Suite
- Two double beds or one king bed and sofa bed. Enjoy the balcony giving with garden or partial ocean views.
One Bedroom Suite
- One king bed and sofa bed. All one bedroom suites have a refrigerator and full bath with whirlpool tub plus oceanfront views. Suites are booked on request basis only; your request will be confirmed or denied within 24 hours of the request. Maximum Occupancy: 5 adults or 3 adults and 2 children.
Rose Hall Standard
- Two double beds or one king bed. Rooms have a view of the gardens or hills, featuring balconies or patios. Maximum Occupancy: 3 adults.
Rose Hall Oceanview
- Two double beds or one king bed. Rooms have a partial view of the ocean, featuring balconies or patios. Maximum Occupancy: 3 adults.
Rose Hall Oceanfront
- Two double beds or one king bed. Rooms have ocean views, featuring balconies or patios. Maximum Occupancy: 3 adults.
Rose Hall Junior Suite
- Two double beds or one king bed. Spacious suites located on the top floor, feature partially seperated living room area with standard sleeper sofa. Balconies give a view of the gardens or a partial view of the ocean. Maximum Occupancy: 3 adults.
Rose Hall One Bedroom Suite
- Two double beds or one king bed. One bedroom suites feature a spacious living area and separate bedroom. All suites feature oceanfront views and include a private Whirlpool. Maximum Occupancy: 3 adults.
Restaurants and Bars
Barefoot Bar & Grill
- Not ready for a full meal, or to leave the beach/pool? Then this is the perfect spot for light bites and drinks. Located in the main pool/beach area. Serves lunch.
Portside Buffet Restaurant
- Main hotel restaurant. No reservations needed. Buffet style dining. Children will love the new Kid's Buffet Corner. Everyone will enjoy the Pizza Bar, with daily specialty Pizza's. Located next to the main pool. Serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.
De Terrace - Jamaican Specialty
- De Terrace Restaurant serves a la restaurant traiditional Jamaican favorites overlooking the Caribbean Sea. Serves dinner.
Sorrento Italian Restaurant
- Enjoy fine Italian cuisine in an elegant ambiance, purged on the upper level with a partial view of the beautiful Caribbean waters. Serves dinner.
Sea Breeze Restaurant
- Gazebo Style restaurant serving a la carte grilled specialties at the beach. Serves dinner.
Kenko Japanese Restaurant
- Kenko Japanese Restaurant features a Teppanyaki à la carte dining concept with full waiter service including appetizers, dessert, wine and cocktails. Background atmosphere is set with typical Oriental music. Please note this restaurant is not part of the All-Inclusive meal plan; a premium charge of US$20 per person applies, and children 12 and under eat free. This is a non smoking facility. Serves dinner.
De Lobby Bar
- This spectacular bar is located in the lobby and is the perfect lounging area to meet and make new friends.
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An international team of researchers has used high resolution genome sequencing to track a particularly virulent strain of MRSA as it traveled between South America, Europe and Southeast Asia. The findings shed light on how these deadly bacteria are able to spread from patient to patient in a single hospital and, on a larger scale of geography and time, between countries and entire continents.
The researchers included scientists from Rockefeller University, the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute and the University of Bath in the United Kingdom, Instituto de Tecnologia Química e Biológica (ITQB) in Portugal and a hospital in Thailand.
"MRSA is responsible for over 18,000 fatalities in the United States each year according to CDC estimates, a number virtually identical to the current fatality rate of AIDS in the USA," says Alexander Tomasz, who is Dr. Plutarch Papamarkou Professor and head of the Laboratory of Microbiology and Infectious Disease at Rockefeller.
Earlier studies by Rockefeller andITQB scientists demonstrated that the most successful MRSA strains belong to a limited number of families, or clones, that are responsible for the overwhelming majority -- more than 80 percent -- of all MRSA disease in hospitals worldwide.
In the new research, the scientists focused on one of the most successful MRSA clones, called the Brazilian MRSA, which was first identified at Rockefeller in 1995 and which has the DNA sequence type assignment ST239 (SCCmec III). Isolates of Brazilian MRSA are resistant to virtually all currently available antibacterial agents except vancomycin.
Colleagues at ITQB in Portugal and Susana Gardete, a postdoctoral fellow in the Laboratory of Microbiology and Infectious Disease at Rockefeller, prepared DNA from more than 40 of the Brazilian MRSA isolates recovered between 1982 and 2003 from a variety of sources in Europe, South America and Asia. These preparations were analyzed by colleagues at the Sanger Institute using a new, very high throughput DNA sequencing technology.
The findings reported in Science provide an unparalleled view of the evolutionary history and age of the Brazilian MRSA clone. It was possible to show that the most likely birthplace of Brazilian MRSA was actually Europe, from where it spread to South America and Asia. From there, it continued to evolve and was reintroduced to Europe at a later date.
Applying the same technology to 20 Brazilian MRSA samples recovered from individual patients in a single Thai hospital within the short timeframe of a few weeks, the scientists were able to trace with precision the patient-to-patient spread of the MRSA bacterium.
"The remarkable insights that this study provides into the stages of evolution of a major human pathogen illustrates the power of collaboration between evolutionary biologists, experts in DNA sequencing and bioinformatics and epidemiologists who can provide carefully selected and characterized strain collections for each study," says Tomasz.
For more than 20 years, Tomasz and Hermínia de Lencastre, a senior research associate in his laboratory, have collected isolates of MRSA patients all over the world. These carefully characterized samples are stored in freezers at ITQB and Rockefeller as part of the CEM/NET Initiative, an ongoing international project in molecular epidemiology first organized by de Lencastre and Tomasz in 1995.
"The application of full genome sequencing described in the Science report provides us with a view of how MRSA evolves on two different scales of time and geography," says de Lencastre. "It not only documents evolution on the timescales of decades and over the geography of entire continents, but also on the shorter timescale of a few weeks within the confines of a single hospital in Thailand."
"It would be interesting to add to these two stories a third one in which we applied full DNA sequencing on an even shorter scale of time and space," says Tomasz. "In a recent study published in PNAS in 2007 we were able to track the in vivo evolution of multidrug resistance in a single MRSA lineage recovered from a patient undergoing a three-month course of chemotherapy."
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