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The Software Design competition is the premier category for student teams at the Imagine Cup. Leveraging a plethora of technology including Microsoft's programming stacks, custom hardware, and in some cases ingenious hacks of off-the-shelf components, these teams focus on some lofty goals.
Instead of aiming their sights at some new business tool, social media platform, or first person shooter, they create tools that allow people to conduct physical therapy at home, disabled persons to use a computer or see in school, and to make us all better drivers and cure some of the worst diseases in the world.
As a hook, the Imagine Cup and its reliance on the UN Millennium Development Goals do a phenomenal job in inspiring ideas. In many ways, its tough to conceive of an idea, much less a business to wrap around it. These teams challenge themselves to develop a life-changing idea which focuses their energy to ask some tough questions about how to best bring it to market. Questions of capitalism vs. altruism come to mind, though it's not a necessarily a question of profit vs. non-profit. And it fortunately doesn't have to be.
In this year's Imagine Cup, I've seen not only some really high-caliber projects presented by these student teams. I've seen more fully fleshed out business plans than I can remember last year.
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very nice am getting ready to try and learn this myself...
Very NICE! I like it!
Dutigaf -- Parkerizing is easier than many people think... It all boils down to what recipe you use, and how good of a job you do with metal preparation, degreasing, & handling.
I use it to refinish those cheap $4 rusted-solid AK mags! $7 to $8 total cost invested and they look brand new! Homebrew parkerizing only costs me $3 to $4 per AK mag to refinish them!
Your FAL looks like it turned out GREAT!!!!
Edited to add: Disassemble the rusted solid mags, remove the cosmoline from the springs (they're good as new), and break the rust off the follower/magbody. Sand / Sandblast the mags. Degrease & park 'em.
I did mine on the side-burner of my grill - I stole one of my wife's good stainless steel pots and now it's sole designated use is parkerizing! Don't re-use your pots for cooking after parkerizing with them - it's not good for your health!
After the park is done I rinse them, and then submerge them overnight in a 5 gallon bucket of used motor oil (I heard this helps darken the park finish a little, as well as allowing the park to soak up plenty of oil). Then take 'em out of the oil and clean 'em up.
I use 1 oz of phosphric acid and 1 oz of manganese dioxide to every gallon of water, degrease, metal prep and temp control are critical, as well as post wash, and post dip in black oxide solution
Yes on the steel wool, I run 185 to 195 F. on the temp for 15 to 25 minutes, depending on how it looks like it is reacting (the fizz factor), varies with different metals and the age and strength of the stew, post wash is critical and the black oxide adds alot
Check out pirates tutorial, its quite helpful.
guys im planning on using my gas grill to heat it up.... but do you guys all have multiple tanks...
one to degrease and boil, one to park, one to rinse???
that seems to put this out of my reach.. cause im wanting to do my bren and need a tank long enough to hold the barrel..
so the PVC sounded real nice for just doing the entire gun...
im gonna research this out with you guys more as im a "study it to death' guy
thanks for the tips and keep sharing.
edit: PIrates my bud and he keeps telling me its easy.... but hey he thinks building a mg34 is easy too.
It only takes one stainless steel tank for the parkerizing solution. Other types of tanks can be used to degrease and rinse so this should cut your costs. Have a buddy that uses tank made from pvc to park. I'm not at home and won't be for a couple of weeks so I can't ask him exactly how he does it but I know he does bigger stuff like a 1919a4 that way.
You can use a regular steel tank for a parkerizing tank, but it will use up a lot of the solution to coat it first, and it will rust if you store the solution in it. I use a 5 gallon bucket for the post rinse to prevent the iron streaking. I don't preboil my parts, but if I had a part I couldn't get all of the oil or grease out of its a good idea, otherwise you end up with oil floating on top of the parkerizing solution. If that happens most will say to throw out the solution and start over. I've had good luck removing the oil in the tank by placing paper towels on top of the oil spots and removing them once it soaks up the oil. I use laquer thinner to degrease the parts first and then let them dry. Lauqer thinner is nasty stuff so wear gloves and don't use it near a flame. After the post park water dip I spray off the parts with a water displacing oil (WD40) and let them cool down and then oil them.
For mine, I used a bit closer to 3 oz of phosphoric acid (a bit too much), and I'm not sure about the amount of Manganese Dioxide. In the first batch I used 1 D-Cell battery's worth of Mang.Dioxide. In the 2nd batch, I doubled the MangDiox amount, lowered the Phosphoric Acid amt, and it worked MUCH better.
Also, when I park, I usually have ONE 'tank' (in my case, a metal paint roller tray) filled with Acetone for pre-park degreasing. One plastic 'rinse tank' (tupperware type bin) filled with VERY HOT water. I have the Stainless Pot on the side-burner of my grill for the actual parkerizing work, and a 5-gallon bucket filled with ~2.5 gallons of used motor oil...
I soak / slosh the parts in the Acetone for a while, then quickly dunk them in the rinse tub, and plop them into the parkerizing tank.
I run my park pot at ~185 to 190, and I dunk one steel wool pad in the acetone, then in the rinse bucket, and then into the park tank... This helps to start 'activate' the reaction... Then I start the parking of parts.
I park mine until the parts stop bubbling, take them out, rinse them in the water bin, and then I plunked them down into the bucket of motor oil to sit overnight.
Some people like to merely blow-dry the water out of their parts, and then spray them with WD-40 and then do a little work to 'lube' them up with a gun oil... I've heard this works for the most part, but I've also heard of this method causing a lot of flash-rusting problems too (not enough oil was soaked into the parked finish - they appeared 'dry' when 'finished'). Thus I decided to try the oil bucket method.
By completely submerging the parts in the motor oil, the parked finish is quickly SATURATED with oil. I heard this was supposed to give it a darker black finish, but I don't know whether or not that's true. All I DO know is that it did a damn fine job of allowing the park finish to soak up LOTS of oil - certainly enough to ensure it won't rust.
There WERE a couple spots on the first run of mags that did rust up a little along the back spine of my AK mags, I heard that's most likely attributed to me not rinsing the acid off the parts long enough before dunking them overnight in the oil... Perhaps, I don't know, but the 2nd time around I let them rinse a little longer (a minute or two), and had ZERO rust problems.
When I pull the parts out of the oil bucket, clip the metal wires that I used to suspend them in the park & rinse tanks & oil bucket, I then just wiped them off good with paper towels, sprayed them with a cheap automotive degreaser to clean off some of the 'gunk' particles from the used motor oil, and then I wiped them down with drops of gun oil and a rag...
They came out looking beautiful! And I haven't had aproblem with them since! They function 100%, the springs with the cosmoline cleaned off, oiled, and the whole mags all look brand spankin' new!
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Dutigaf (or anyone else trying their first time at parkerizing) --> I suggest you do your first parkerizing run on a bunch of smaller parts -- As sort of a 'Test Run' before you do anything bigger like a receiver, barrel, etc... I suggest you Park your smaller parts like the Flash Hider, buttplate & trapdoor parts, cleaning kit pieces, top cover, maybe a magazine or two... That sort of thing. When you get your recipe, setup, and timing all just right, then you can whip up a NEW BATCH of park solution, and then parkerize your bigger, more important parts.
thanks for the tips i'll keep reading.... :-)


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I think that staying in one place causes you to think you need a rest, and probably we do. So today is a slow day. I turned the alarm off and woke up 'late'. Had a lazy breakfast- have sussed out the waffle machine, goodbye muffin, and we finally get away about 10:30. We are off to the Udvar Hazy aeronautical and space musem. Its biggest
draw card is the 'Enola Gay', the B29 that Col Tibbets flew and dropped the bomb over Hiroshima. This is quite a bird. The weather forecast isn't great. It will be very cold, wet and windy and they were pretty much on. We start out at -1deg C which slowly progresses to -2. The winds are about 25-30 knotts, which makes the temp about -8degC. Yep, it's cold. The rain is very much like sleet and on the way it turns to snow for about a kilometre and turns back to sleet. We pull into the carpark, it's about 11:30, and battle the elements over the two hundred odd metres to the door
Through the doors and a quick security check and we are in. I ask for a map which he gives and then explains how the musem is laid out. Lockers are provided and we stow our jackets there. Back out into the main entrance and there is a photo graph at every step. The museum has two levels above the ground floor which are viewing levels. There are planes on the ground, planes in various attitudes of manoeuvre, planes vertical, upside down and they are all over the place. This museum is packed to the gills. Out comes the camera and as we wander through the first exhibits, I look through the view finder and see-'Card Full'! Oh No! I have managed to fill up a 32GB sdcard. It would have been better had it not happened then but after the visit, but such is life. I should have checked and removed some of the pics. Off to the souvenir shop to see if I could buy another card, and yes they have them. The largest they have is 2GB and at $32.00, it stays on their shelf. I understand the 'captive market', but that is just highway robbery. The camera goes into the locker and the phone will have to do.
The museum is divided into the eras of development / wars. Development, bi-planes, mono wing, piston, jet, rocket, rocket ships and finally the shuttle
I forgot to mention that today is Super Science Saturday. This meant kids. There are people staked out all over the place with little booths with a topic or demonstration or experiment to do that has some connection to flight. There are kids every and ballons, paper planes, parachutes and did I say lots of kids! It is wonderful to see them so interested in something other than facebook.
We came across one exhibit in the space section. It was great. In 'Close Encounters, -with Richard Dreyfuss, who coincidently narrated the 1st Manassas civil war film we saw, the mother ship had a few extras included that weren't very obvious in the movie. We started looking for them and then recruited a number of onlookers to help look. Included on the mothership, is a US post box, a submarine, a grave yard complete with headstones, aeroplanes on a launch ramp, R2D2 and a combi bus. We found all but the combi. As we were leaving that exhibit there were other people becoming involved trying to find the things. There must have been nearly a dozen people trying to find the oddities
While I was in the ladies, I overheard a little girl talking to her friend. She said 'These people sure do have such big, fancy bathrooms.' in a very strong southern accent. Followed by 'What!? no flush. Ohh, you just have to wave your hand.' It loses a lot in the re-telling, but it was really funny at the time. Sounded like this little girl didn't get out much and it makes you wonder what the bathroom is like at home.
The day flew. It was five pm and we needed to go. It was still overcast, the wind was still blowing very strong and the temp had hit -3C and the wind chill sets it about -26C. It takes ages for a car to warm up from that temp and about 30 minutes for frostbite to start. The drive home is quiet and even though it has been an easy day, the cold takes it out of you. Hot chocolate for me and tea for Carmen help warm us up as we start the evenings process of backing up photos and having them ready for Carmen to upload to the blog.
Dinner is so so. We went to the Outback Steak house. When we walked in, there were pictures of Australia, a copper map hung from the ceiling with east and west on the incorrect coasts- that should have been a clue, and a looped video showing Frazier Island. It had Australian beers and Americanised Aussie food. Much like the Black Stump at home - as at home, very busy. This kind of restaurant seems to be the norm for this area
I get my stuff arranged and start the process. What was 10:30 pm is now 1:00am. I have only transferred 400 photos, but this gives me enough room to take another 400 photos. I call it quits for the night and pack my stuff away. Ready for bed I glance out the window. It has just started to snow. It isn't heavy- it is almost fairy like. The wind is blowing as hard as it was this afternoon. I switch the lights off and open the curtains. The carpark which we look over is very well lit. I set myself up in bed, sitting up- Carmen is asleep, and I watch nature at her best. The wind turns and swirls the snow. It flies up in mini spirials only to fall again and get thrown across the carpark only to be picked up again for another pummeling. The individual flakes catch the light and provide an endless light show. It is so peaceful to watch. I could do it for hours. I manage to watch for about twenty minutes and with an early start ahead I fall asleep before I would like. As simple as it was, this will be a memory I will not forget.


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Usually, scientists search rainforests, ocean habitats, or other remote spots on Earth to find new plant and animal species. So when a new species of frog was found hopping around urban New York, you could say scientists croaked with delight.
Three years ago, Rutgers University science student Jeremy Feinberg heard something strange as he listened to southern leopard frog calls. Instead of the normal repeated croaking of this common frog, he heard just one single cluck. "When I first heard these frogs calling, it was so different," Feinberg explains. "I knew something was very off."
Feinberg trekked around New York and New Jersey listening for the sounds and collecting samples. He shared his research with biologist Catherine E. Newman who was studying leopard frogs.
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Newman analyzed the frog's DNA. DNA is a material found in all living things. DNA's structure gives everything—from people to animals to plants—their distinctive look and characteristics. She compared the new frog's DNA with the DNA of southern and northern leopard frogs. Even though the frogs looked nearly identical, their DNA was very different.
"It's what we call a 'cryptic species:' one species hidden within another because we can't tell them apart by looking," Feinberg says. "But thanks to molecular genetics, people are really picking out species more and more that would otherwise be ignored."
Feinberg believes the frog also once lived in Manhattan, but its current habitat ranges from the Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge in New Jersey to northern counties of New York. It may even be living in parts of Connecticut and Pennsylvania. The center of the frog's habitat seems to be Yankee Stadium. But so far, Feinberg hasn't found any frogs living around the famous baseball field.
Joanna Burger is Feinberg's advisor at Rutgers University. "It is amazing to discover a new frog in Rutgers' backyard and the metropolitan area of New York and New Jersey that was among us for a century without being recognized," Burger says. "We need to do all we can to make sure that we protect it."


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Rep. Lynn Woolsey delivered her 444th and final anti-war speech on the floor of the House of Representatives on Wednesday, decrying the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and urging more foreign aid and diplomacy to prevent U.S. involvement in future conflicts.
"I am retiring from Congress at the end of this year, and I believe part of my legacy will be that I worked diligently for peace and a safer world," Woolsey, D-Petaluma, said in her speech Wednesday.
Along with Rep. Barbara Lee, D-Berkeley, and Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Los Angeles, Woolsey was among the first members of Congress to speak out against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. She delivered her first speech condemning the Iraq war on the House floor in April 2004.
"Over the last eight-plus years, I have spoken here nearly every day that I could to drive home what a moral disaster and strategic failure these wars have been," Woolsey said in her speech.
Lee said Wednesday, "It was bittersweet watching my colleague and dear friend Congresswoman Lynn Woolsey deliver her final address today on the House floor. She was a fighter for peace around the world and peace at home until the end of her career."
In 2005, Woolsey proposed an amendment to a $491 billion defense authorization bill that called for the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq. It was the first time the topic was debated in the House of Representatives. The amendment was supported by 128 members of Congress, including five Republicans. There were 300 votes against Woolsey's amendment.
Then in January 2007, unwilling to wait for Democratic Party leaders to act, Woolsey introduced legislation that would have required withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq within six months and prohibited continued funding except for redeployment. Woolsey moved forward on her own without getting a green light from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-San Francisco.
In her speech Wednesday, Woolsey said, "It was a lonely fight at times, but I didn't do it to be loved. It was a matter of principle."
Woolsey's anti-war efforts have also attracted praise from at least one Republican who has become disenchanted with the nation's foreign wars.
"I have the utmost respect for Congresswoman Lynn Woolsey for her concern and dedication to our men and women in uniform. I, too, share in her concern," said Rep. Walter Jones, R-N.C.
Jones gained publicity for renaming French fries "freedom fries" — to ridicule the French government for opposing the invasion of Iraq — before becoming the first member of his party to turn against the war in 2005.
Jones said Wednesday that Woolsey "has been a leader in speaking out against unnecessary wars, and she will be sorely missed by those of us who admire her honesty and integrity."
Since the withdrawal of the last U.S. troops from Iraq in December 2011, Woolsey has focused her attention on Afghanistan, where she noted in her speech Wednesday, "we've now been waging war for more than 11 years, despite more than 2,000 Americans dead and nearly $600 billion wasted; even though we are undermining our own interests and failing to bring security and stability to Afghanistan."
She added that when constituents today thank her for her anti-war efforts, she replies, "I don't deserve thanks until all of our troops are home."
After her speech Wednesday, Woolsey said in an interview that she would continue her anti-war efforts after she leaves the House. She said she would serve as president of Americans for Democratic Action, a liberal organization founded by Eleanor Roosevelt, John Kenneth Galbraith and others after the death of President Franklin D. Roosevelt; and as an advisory board member for CARE, an international organization that fights global poverty.
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Since 1998, I have been maintaining a list of movies that I wanted to see. Sometimes these are all-time classics that passed me by, sometimes they're genre classics that interest me. The list grows regularly and is currently more than 1300 movies long. Fogs has gone through and hand-picked several classic films for me to "fast-track" and review here. This is one of those films.
Like The French Connection, last week's review, Sunset Blvd. first came to my attention from the AFI's 100 Years, 100 Movies list. They had it at #12, certainly high praise. But I didn't add it to my watch list at that time. I was just out of high school, just getting into movies, and it would have taken more than just "a movie about a crazy old lady" to catch my interest at the time. Over the years, my tastes have matured some, and I've kept hearing about Sunset Blvd., eventually adding it to the list. Thankfully so, as Billy Wilder's film shows that a movie about a crazy old lady can be more, much more, than it appears at first glance.


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Sunday, June 5, 2011
Petite French Apothecary Bottles
I got some new seam binding on Friday so I got busy tea-staining it just for this batch of bottles.
Add some matching rhinestones and you've got a pretty little present for perhaps a teacher or for a house-warming gift.
Linking to The Graphics Fairy: Brag Monday and Between Naps on the Porch: Met Monday.
23 comments:
- sissie said...
Your bottles look fabulous! I love all the crinkled ribbon and the images that you chose to use.
Very pretty.
- June 5, 2011 at 3:56 PM
- acorn hollow said...
as always so fabulous! I love them.
- June 5, 2011 at 4:20 PM
- Kathy @ Creative Home Expressions said...
These are really pretty; love the seam binding.
- June 5, 2011 at 5:00 PM
- Jodie said...
Love the new blog.
- June 5, 2011 at 5:35 PM
- Donna said...
Looks like we are on the same creative wave length again! I've been busy making altered apothecary bottles, too, with Graphics Fairy designs! Love the colors of your seam binding, they are amazing! And what would we do without the Graphics Fairy?! Happy creating!!
- June 5, 2011 at 5:43 PM
- Theresa said...
Those are so sweet and your ribbons...Gorgeous! t. xoxo
- June 5, 2011 at 5:55 PM
- Pam said...
Very cute! I love the Graphics Fairy too. I'm sure teachers would love this cute gift!
Visiting from Met Monday.
Have a great day!
- June 5, 2011 at 6:19 PM
- Blue Creek Home said...
These are beautiful! I have a few old bottles going but I can never seem to finish one!
- June 5, 2011 at 7:12 PM
- Phyllis said...
I am loving your bottles and the seam binding ribbon is the "cherry on the top".....it enhances the French graphic so well ! Where do you find the bottles?
- June 5, 2011 at 7:42 PM
- Honey at 2805 said...
Fabulous, crative bottles!
- June 5, 2011 at 7:44 PM
- SallyLeeByTheSea.com said...
I love your bottles - they are fabulous! Visiting from Metamorphosis Monday...hope you have a great week!
- June 5, 2011 at 7:50 PM
- Ashleigh@Sincerely said...
these are super cute! what a great way to upcycle old bottles too!
- June 5, 2011 at 9:25 PM
- Dina said...
Really cute! :)
- June 6, 2011 at 4:26 AM
- abeachcottage said...
Very cute project, they make lovely gifts.
- June 6, 2011 at 5:05 AM
- Kim said...
Absolutely adorable! Love your Etsy store too. I'm here from Met Monday and I'm your newest follower. Would love it if you'd stop by for a visit sometime!
- June 6, 2011 at 5:44 AM
- High Street Cottage said...
You really did do a great job on them, I'll have to check out your store.
- June 6, 2011 at 7:11 AM
- ❀❀❀Ðαωᾔ❀❀❀ said...
Love the little jars, they are just adorable. I'm your newest follower:)
- June 6, 2011 at 8:44 AM
- A Cottage Muse said...
These are just great and the ribbon is the perfect finishing touch!
- June 6, 2011 at 9:56 AM
- fairyrocks said...
Gorgeous bottles,
keep smiling and creating
- June 6, 2011 at 10:43 AM
- kristiB said...
Love this, thanks for the FYI about tea staining the seam binding. Been wondering how to get that look. By the way where did you get the bottles??? You have great ideas , love your creativity!
- June 6, 2011 at 11:58 AM
- Suz said...
Your really did a great job. I love the tea staining on the bottles!
- June 6, 2011 at 7:26 PM
- Sharyn said...
These are adorable! I like the effect of the tea stain too. Where do you get your seam binding? Karen does find the most lovely images and these are just perfect for your project.
- June 6, 2011 at 9:22 PM
- Korrie@RedHenHome said...
Oh, that last bottle is my favorite! And your garage sale finds...especially that desk! What a find!
- June 7, 2011 at 11:17 AM


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"Tell you what young fella..." he says.
"If you put my poor mule out of its misery... I'll let you hunt on my property, just be respectful of the land."
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This article lists the general events of the 1991–1992 school year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, which have been witnessed by the majority of the students and teachers. It leaves out those events which are only known to Harry Potter and the people close to him.
General events
- Harry Potter, who as an infant survived a Killing Curse cast by Lord Voldemort, entered Hogwarts.
- Harry Potter became the youngest Seeker to play on a Hogwarts' Quidditch team in the last century.
- Slytherin failed to win the House Cup for the first time in seven years.
The staff at Hogwarts during the 1991–1992 school year were as follows:
Inter-House Quidditch Cup Winner: Ravenclaw, after winning against Gryffindor (Gryffindor's worst defeat in 100 years) because Harry was in the Hospital Wing.
Match results
- Gryffindor-Slytherin: 170 to 60
- Hufflepuff-Ravenclaw:
- Gryffindor-Hufflepuff: Gryffindor won
- Slytherin-Ravenclaw:
- Slytherin-Hufflepuff:
- Gryffindor-Ravenclaw: Gryffindor lost (worst defeat in 100 years)
House Cup
- Gryffindor: 482 Points
- Slytherin: 472 Points
- Ravenclaw: 426 Points
- Hufflepuff: 352 Points
See also
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
- 1991
- 1992
- 1992–1993 school year
- 1993–1994 school year
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Photo: Mission San Jose in San Antonio by Ricardo Romo
UTSA ranks No. 1 among peers in SECC participation
By Tim Brownlee
Assistant Director of Public Affairs
(March 27, 2008)--The University of Texas at San Antonio participation rate in the 2007 State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC) was the highest among the 19 Texas four-year public universities with more than 1,000 employees. UTSA's participation rate was 71 percent of 3,129 full-time employees who helped raise more than $225,000.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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Conducted in October, SECC is the annual workplace giving campaign for State of Texas employees, including state universities and colleges. The campaign benefits a diverse group of charities and nonprofit organizations.
"I am pleased with the high participation rate and outstanding support of UTSA employees who helped raise more than $225,000 for our 2007 campaign," said UTSA President Ricardo Romo. "UTSA employees continue to show their concern for their friends and neighbors in need of the programs and services that benefit from SECC. UTSA is honored to be a part of this important program."
Donations from University of Texas System institutions totaled more than $3.4 million. UTSA had the highest participation rate of all UT System institutions and ranked second in total donations among UT System four-year universities.
Among the 19 Texas four-year public universities with at least 1,000 employees, UTSA ranked fourth in donations. UT-Austin was first ($669,658 in donations, 13,167 employees, 17 percent participation), Texas Tech University was second ($437,394 in donations, 4,903 employees, 33 percent participation,) and Texas A&M University was third ($421,842 in donations, 6,870 employees, 23 percent participation).


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If we have the opportunity to land Doug Martin we should really take him. His running style is very similar to Ray Rice.. both are patient runners and can hit the hole at anytime, and both can also catch out of the backfield very well. If we can pair Ahmad and Martin together it can make our offense that much stronger. An elite qb, two of the top 10-15 wide receivers in the league (arguably), and 2 dynamic backs will easily make us a top 5 offense in the league. Reese go get em!!


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This was a part of a personal email reply (to a fairly new beekeeper) that I'm posting in hopes of refreshing/energizing the discussions on Top Bar Hives:
IÂve been keeping bees for more than ten years and this was my first attempt at a Top Bar Hive. I mainly was interested in seeing if the sloped sides would really discourage the bees from building brace comb to secure the honeycomb to the side walls of the hive. IÂve collected swarms for many years and so IÂve had a chance to observe how they build their nests if left to their own devices and it seems to me, that a TBH very closely simulates what they would do in nature. All of my equipment is Langstroth-type hives (except for this first TBH). I have plans to build at least one more along the same lines (more on that in a minute).
Let me first answer your question about collecting honey. A couple of things are not obvious by just looking at my photos. First, the width of my TBH (at the top) is exactly the same as a Langstroth box; so the actual top bars fit into a standard American brood-sized box (or honey super). The width of 10 top bars doesnÂt quite fill up a standard Langstroth hive (due to Âbee space differences) but this can be overcome with just a filler strip of wood about 1/4-inch wide. Thus, my top bars are fairly Âinter-changeable with standard equipment. I did not cut notches in my top bars; they are solid all the way across except for the grove on the bottom side which holds the starter strip of foundation. To get honey from this hive, there are two different ways: 1) super it with a standard medium-depth (or shallow) super and 2) get cut comb honey from the back of the nest; in the Âhoney storage area, not used for brood rearing. In the case of #2, you can just eat the honey as comb honey or press it out (extract) with a honey press, which can be made or bought. In the case of #1 (i.e., supering), remove either the follower board or one top bar to create an open space between the top bars. Over this space, place a sheet of black plastic (like heavy garbage bag or plastic vapor barrier material) with an opening cut into it about 1/2-inch wide and almost as long as the honey super is wide. Align this opening in the plastic sheet with the open space between the top bars and place the honey super on top of this sheet. The idea behind this, is that the bees will have access to move up from the brood area into the super in order to store honey yet they wonÂt build comb in this area due to the Âflexing of the plastic sheet. I suppose you could even sit the honey super on top of a queen excluder to insure the queen doesnÂt move up into the super but is kept down in the brood area of the TBH.
Now let me say, I obviously havenÂt tried this black plastic supering idea yet since this is my first year to have a TBH and I want the bees to get to build as much comb and store as much honey as they can this first year in order to insure the bees will survive next winter. As far as this idea to Âsuper a TBH, I see no reason why itÂs not a sound idea and should work fine  in fact, after the TBH is completely Âbuilt outÂ, I can see no reason why you couldnÂt put multiple standard honey supers on the TBH. Of course, some may view this as Âdefeating the purpose of TBHs.
Top Bar Hives, after all, exist mainly as an alternative to expensive pre-fabricated wooden hives. They have gained some popularity in America among hobbyist (such as myself) but mostly as Âplay thingsÂ. This is not the case in Africa where the Âmodern top bar hive concept is credited with originating. For KenyaÂs beekeepers with their lower standard of living (as compared to America), itÂs an absolute necessity they have an inexpensive way to house honeybees and collect honey. The concept of this frame-less TBH idea was picked up by Peace Corps members many years ago and helped spread to most other African countries. In fact, I have an ex-Peace Corps friend who even introduced the TBH idea to pacific islanders 20+ years ago. So, while now you see on the internet, some fairly elaborate TBH designs, the main driving force originally was a ÂLow Tech solution to keeping bees - simplicity and cheapness of construction was the desired end.
I have taken measurements of my hive and hope to build another one as Âproof of blueprint dimensions (Âbuild to printÂ, so to speak). The first one was built over a three day period and kind of hand fitted together. I was striving to keep the saw cuts to a minimum and to keep the design as simple as possible. Not counting the top bars, there are only about 13 or 14 separate pieces of wood (most of which are made two at a time; front and back or identical left and right sides). And once I got my table saw jigged properly, I zipped off 100 top bars in about 15 minutes; enough for three, 30-frame TBHs. There are only a couple of Âcritical dimensions to hold (and even these are not tight tolerances), all the rest of the saw cuts are very flexible as to their accuracy. IÂm figuring my next Âbuild to print TBH should take no longer than a few hours to build. As I've mentioned in prevous postings, my total out-of-pocket expense was less than $20 and even most of this could have been avoided with selection of a different covering. So a thirty "frame" brood-sized beehive can be built on the cheap!


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Quiet Apartment in the Court Yard
Vendégek száma6
Hálószobák száma1
Méret45 m²
Floor No.0
- Konyha
- Családi / Gyerek barát
- Kisállat megengedett
- Törölköző
- Internet/WiFi
- Gyermekágy
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|Wiener Straße, 10999 Berlin, Németország
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|Ingatlan azonosító
|Acceptance rate
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Six people can enjoy a comfortable night's sleep using the double bed and 2 sets of bunk beds placed in the airy living room. A sofa and dining table are also featured here. Delicious meals can be prepared using the equipped kitchen.
Those looking to experience Kreuzberg's bustling nightlife can head to the areas of Mehringdamm, Bergmannstraße Street and Oranienstraße Street. Enjoy some time chilling out in the area by walking for 5 minutes to popular, or by taking the bus to lovely Viktoriapark.
Take a stroll through the surrounding streets to discover a multicultural flair and alternative subculture.
HázirendThe front house and the first rear building are ordinary Berliner houses.
The neighbors are very happy when it's quiet in the yard from 22 clock.
Smoking is not allowed in the guesthouse. You can smoke in the backyard.
Wifi is free. PLEASE NOTE: Germany is very strict chasing people who download content illegally and apply heavy fines. Please don't! We would like to keep the internet open for our guests.
|Ár >3 vendégre
|11 € /fő/éj extra
|Érkezés legkorábbi időpontja
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|Távozás legkésőbbi időpontja
|Lemondási feltétel
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Excellent. Ivos is a perfect host. We stayed (3 nights in October 2013) in another apartment in the next building after a reservation problem with this apartment but it went very well. The apartment was convenient and well located (1 mn walk from the U-Bahn station, 3 mn from S-Bahn). And a supermarket open until 9pm makes the shopping easy.
A great place to stay ! Extremely well connected, clean and well equipped ! Know where to stay the next time in Berlin !
Very good location, close to restaurants and shops and the center of Alexanderplatz. The best thing was that the u-bahn station is just in front of the building. The apartment was comfortable, clean and had all the necessary. We would certainly stay there again.
Very happy with my experience! Apartment was like a nice hotel room and fully equipped so it had added convenience for a super price. Ivos was extremely helpful and my trip went really well because it was such a comfortable home away from home and was well connected to all the tourist spots.
Nice apartment with great views from a high floor, it had everything we needed in it, even handy little bits like elastic bands. Ivos let our cat stay with us too which was really kind.
Really enjoyed my stay, highly recommended. Will definitely be coming back again soon. Thanks Ivos!
Ivos is a great landlord. Very nice welcome for our first visit to Berlin. The apartment has everything you need and there is a great view over the city. I wouldnt hesitate to stay at Ivos place again.
This apartment in the center of Berlin is perfect for guests who likes to be able to walk anywhere since its close to Alexanderplatz and many other sights worth seeing.
The apartment is equipped with all necessities for your comfort.
I personally am very happy that we chose this option among all Berlin has to offer.
I would highly recommend the apartment to whoever is about to visit Berlin.
We had a great time in this apartment : the room was pleasant and quiet, the location excellent, and the neighborhood altogether charming. With Ivos' office just next door it was very easy to ask for any information. Thank you for a lovely stay !
The apartment was great and really nicely located (many subways and trains in the nearby).
Cleaning and comforts in the flat where great!
The only negative point is due to the white awnings which aren't protecting at all from the sun, so wake up was very early in the morning.
Anyhow, a great place to stay!
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Paris Destination Wedding from Mademoiselle Fiona Wedding PhotographyWhen little girls were off dreaming of their wedding day, I was, in turn, dreaming of Paris. Baguettes and white limestone and truck loads of nutella danced through my head. Now turn that dreamscape into a real life, incredibly gorgeous and intimate destination wedding.
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Humanities and Social Sciences Building,
1604 Campus
UTSA to offer graduate and professional school fair
By Tim Brownlee
Assistant Director of Public Affairs
(Oct. 5, 2007)--The UTSA Graduate School will host a graduate and professional school information fair from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 9 in the Humanities and Social Sciences Building first floor lobby on the UTSA 1604 Campus. The event is fee and open to anyone interested in pursuing a graduate degree.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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Graduate school representatives from more than 50 universities across Texas and the nation will provide information on admission requirements, graduate degree programs and specializations, housing and cost of living, student life and campus activities, internship and research opportunities, and financial assistance to fund a graduate education.
Additionally, the UTSA Graduate School will present a panel discussion, "Preparing for Graduate School," from 6 to 7 p.m., Monday, Oct. 8 in Main Building Room 0.104. Free and open to all, the panel will include experts from Colorado State University, UT Brownsville, UTSA, UT Health Science Center at San Antonio and Washington State University.
For more information, visit the UTSA Graduate School Web site or contact Lisa Palacios, director of recruitment and retention, UTSA Graduate School, at (210) 458-6406.
Download a map of the UTSA 1604 Campus.


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From baby's first sponge bath to the time your little one graduates to the big bath tub, bath time can be one of the most pleasant times you spend with your baby. At Burlington, you'll find everything you need to ensure that your baby's bath is both safe and enjoyable.
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Movie Review: The Master
Religion-fueled suckerism, and self-delusion with a hint of Scientology, run wide and deep in this mesmerizing new film.
Director: Paul Thomas Anderson
MPAA Rating: R
Studio: Annapurna Pictures, Ghoulardi Film Company
For decades, 20th century American showman-huckster P. T. Barnum has been quoted as saying "There's a sucker born every minute." Apparently Barnum said no such thing, but hey, in our post-truth, no-fact-check era, who's to care anymore, right?
Luckily, one moviemaker does still care, and it's another P. T., writer-director Paul Thomas Anderson, whose understanding of religion-fueled suckerism, mendacity and self-delusion — let alone of emotional emptiness and longing — runs wide and deep in his mesmerizing new film, The Master. Anderson's leisurely, hypnotic, hallucinogenic and frustrating epic is set in the early '50s and features Philip Seymour Hoffman as Lancaster Dodd (if there's a better character name in movies this year, let's hear it), the opportunistic, self-invented founder and leader of The Cause, a cult devised to exploit the restless sense of dislocation, rage, frustration and emptiness roiling around in the aftermath of WWII. Clearly patterned on Church of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, Dodd describes himself as "a writer, a doctor, a nuclear physicist, a theoretical philosopher." He is also an effortlessly charming bamboozler, a Wizard of Oz/Prospero/Henry Higgins/Elmer Gantry into whose fold stumbles a violent, untamed, sexually conflicted drifter and navy vet Freddie Quell (Joaquin Phoenix). Hoffman calls the hulking galoot a "silly animal" and declares, "You'll be my guinea pig and protégé" while practically licking his chops in anticipation of the battle of wills to come.
Lupine, volatile and badly broken, Phoenix falls under the snake charmer spell of the nonsense-spewing charlatan, under the watchful eye of Hoffman's steely, smiling wife, expertly played by Amy Adams without any Amy Adams-isms. Science, logic, proof are to be scoffed at, says the founder of The Cause. Whoa, where have we heard that sentiment all too often lately? The relationship between Hoffman and Phoenix is, to put it mildly, complicated; it's almost as if a man-and-dog tale becomes a twisted love story. Whatever you make of it, and the film itself, The Master, insular, enigmatic and breathtaking, is one of the best American films of the year. Meticulously shot by Mihai Malaimare Jr. and best experienced in 70 mm to show off its rich and lustrous period hues and stunning compositions, it's a film drunk on ravishing images; there may not have been a film so beautiful to look at since The Godfather.
The musical score, peppered with period pop standards, by Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood is haunting, if insistent. Above all, this bold, uncompromising, hypnotically strange film features titanic, award-worthy performances from both Hoffman and, especially, Phoenix. The Master is unrelentingly demanding and abrasive as hell, especially when it refuses to deliver a couple of payoffs for which we've been hoping.
It may be less dramatically compelling than Anderson's There Will Be Blood, but the eccentric Anderson's sixth feature cements his rep as one of the tiny handful of great contemporary American filmmakers. The Master, warts and all, is one great movie.


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I've been hearing a lot about Pheed of late so thought I'd better check it out. Pheed is aimed at making your social media life a lot easier and simpler. Rather than having Twitter for texts, Instagram for photos, Viddy for videos, Soundcloud for sound, etc., Pheed allows you to do all of the above, in one simple and easy-to-use platform. I've not Phed the Pheed* yet myself but I've snooped around and I like it. I especially like the built-in subscription to channels to monetize from the off. Not that anyone would pay for my shizzle but for brands and the trend to becoming content creators, owners and distributors, this could be one to watch.
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Current number is at 12... We're almost half way there.. You'll never see these being sold for this low.. $89.00 AND SHIPPED FOR FREE!.. lets go.. need more people committing to them.
I'm in for sure.
I'm in for the full suite, it the price is 109 and shipped free. large size
I'd like one (the jacket) at that price as well.
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I'm in for a jacket.
Since '09-75H-T-Z6b
I'll take a XL jacket. How about a deal on some goatskin long gloves also?
We're at 17... 13 more!!
I'll take one suit.
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Greg Whitehead, Ten Mile, TN
Blog - http://gregsbees.blogspot.com/
I'll get one. It's a great deal.
Chris- Any info on the best way to size the jackets?
The best way to size these is by what size lightweight jacket you wear. If you are at the end of your size.. like you can fit in a L sometimes but also wear an XL. Get an XL.
Full suit. Thanks for putting this together!
Dave Faulkner. Zone 5b
Third year beek in awe of these bugs!
I'm in for one large full suit .
Thanks !
yeah, I need a jacket for my helper I may as well upgrade and give him my heavy one.
(1) XL jacket please
Why do we fall, sir? So that we might learn to pick ourselves up Alfred Pennyworth Batman Begins (2005)
7 more to go! Ask your beekeeper friends if they want in. Lets hopefully get these ordered next week! This price is $30.00 off the cheapest listed price anywhere and its shipped for free!
Okay we're going to throw in goatskin gloves shipped for free for an additional $13.00 for anyone buying a jacket! I have hundreds of each size glove n stock from XS to XXL. These DO have the ventilation port at the wrist. As with everything else these are the exact same gloves that I wear. Field tested!
Count me in for one jacket I bought a Maxant Extractor from you last year- great price and great service.
Thanks for adding the gloves!!