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Quantum Dosimetry is a novel invention comprising a method, software and apparatus to determine dose, dose rate and composition of radiation. The Quantum Dosimeter can identify and categorize the individual radiation quanta by recognizing the patterns of the particles detected using a silicon pixel detector such as Medipix or Timepix. The method allows separation of different constituents of radiation, such as electrons, photons, alpha particles, neutrons, ions, muons, and others. It can also determine an energy estimate of the total deposited energy for each of the detected radiation quanta and then compute the contribution of each radiation category to the total effective radiation dose. The invention was made in the framework of the Medipix 2 Collaboration.
The technology is being used for measuring radiation in the ATLAS cavern.
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Market segments are those where combined information from dose, type of particles, and biological effect are of interest. The market for normal dosimeters focuses on key radiation, such as gamma and beta, but might be interested in the Quantum Dosimeter if its properties and cost are competitive. Therefore, the technology can find its applications in the following areas:


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Mitsubishi Outlander to Be First Plug-In Hybrid for Brand
Mitusbishi's i electric car has been getting most of the automaker's attention recently, as a purported rival to Nissan's Leaf. But the company's hybrid and plug-in vehicle aspirations go far further than just the egg-shaped commuter. The company's first production model of a plug-in hybrid will take a decidedly more conventional form.
As we've previously reported, the Mitsubishi i is just the beginning of Mitsu's alternative powertrain plans. Coming by the spring of 2013 will be the first plug-in hybrid vehicle in the Mitsubishi stable, based on the automaker's PX-MiEV concept it debuted at the 2009 Tokyo auto show.
Contrary to recent published reports, Mitsubishi officials tell us the new plug-in hybrid will not be based on the Outlander Sport but rather the all-new Outlander as previewed by the PX-MiEV, although expect the production model to differ significantly from the concept pictured. The new car is part of Mitsubishi's plan to roll out multiple alternative powertrain vehicles by 2015, including possibly the next Mitsubishi Evolution.
The PX-MiEV parallel plug-in hybrid concept featured a 114-hp 1.6L four-cylinder engine with 92 lb-ft of torque augmented by two electric motors which do most of the work. In most cases, the electric motor mounted on the front axle drives the front wheels, but when more power is needed, the gasoline engine kicks on to help. Under heavy loads, heavy acceleration or emergency maneuvers, another electric motor at the rear axle also kicks in to provide power and help stabilize the vehicle. When the gasoline engine isn't needed, it either switches off or acts as a generator to recharge the battery or power the electric motors, whichever is most efficient at the moment. Each electric motor generates 60 hp and 148 lb-ft of torque, according to Mitsubishi.
At the time, Mitsubishi said the PX-MiEV could be charged from a standard 110-volt wall socket, a 200-volt socket or a special high-voltage quick-charger, and could also act as a giant battery and power a household appliance to cut home energy costs or act as a generator to provide electricity during an outage.
We're betting we'll see more of the new vehicle at this year's 2011 Tokyo auto show in early December.

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The only reason I don't give this campground a 10 is due to the unpaved roads. The staff were polite, personable, and very helpful. The store was fully stocked with what you'd expect and then some. We used the pool/water park everyday. The one day we decided to leave the park to go to nearby Dutch Wonderlamd it down-poured for a good 2 hours. When we returned to our site we found our chairs and grill had been neatly stored under our awning with a note from Yogi himself saying he didn't want to see our stuff get ruined by the rain! I thought this was unreal, just not used to this type of service and thoughtfulness at a campground. This truly is a top notch family resort. We will return here many many times in the future.
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This is a great State Park! We stayed at the Lower Lake Campground in the Beechwood section where there are electric hook ups. The roads were all paved including your site's driveway. The site also includes a large concrete pad for the RV to park on. Great for a family to get away from it all. Quiet hours were just that, quiet. They seem to have a Park Ranger patrolling about every 30-45 minutes. We plan on spending many weekends here in the future.


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HITBSecConf2013 Malaysia takes place from the 14th till the 17th of October 2013 at the InterContinental Hotel, Kuala Lumpur. We start with 2-days of hands-on technical trainings on the 14th and 15th featuring EIGHT NEW TRAINING COURSES and some very special trainers! This will be followed by a triple-track conference (with HITB Lab sessions) on the 16th and 17th.
Keynote Speakers
- Andy Ellis, Chief Security Officer, Akamai – Andy Ellis is Akamai's Chief Security Officer, responsible for overseeing the security architecture and compliance of the company's massive, globally distributed network as well as setting the strategic security direction of its offerings and managing the Information Security organization at Akamai. A graduate of MIT and a former US Air Force officer, Andy is a noted speaker and the author of Protecting a Better Internet, a blog focused on key issues facing the information security industry. He also sits on the Board of Advisors of HacKid.
- Joe Sullivan, Chief Security Officer, Facebook – Joe Sullivan is the Chief Security Officer at Facebook, where he manages a small part of a company-wide effort to ensure a safe internet experience for Facebook users. He and the Facebook Security Team work internally to develop and promote high product security standards, partner externally to promote safe internet practices, and coordinate internal investigations with outside law enforcement agencies to help bring consequences to those responsible for spam, fraud and other abuse. Joe also oversees Facebook's physical security team and the company's commerce-related regulatory compliance program, and works on other regulatory and privacy-related legal issues.
As always, there will also be a HITB CommSec Village and exhibition area set up on the conference days which will be FREE and OPEN TO PUBLIC and the HITB .my CTF Crew 3.0 has a brand new attack and defense Capture the Flag in store for all you pwnstars – CTF WMD: War of the World (WotW)!
The HITB CommSec Village is our new Community and Security area dedicated to highlighting various security related projects from the open source community and from various hackerspaces. These communities will have their own playground and demonstration area to show off their projects and a chance to interact with the conference attendees.
Sponsored once again by Trustwave Spiderlabs, CTF WMD: War of the World (referred to as WMD:WotW) will see teams given a 'country' which they're required to protect their daemons represented by Government Centers (GC), Finance Centers (FC), and Business Centers (BC). They are also required to launch attacks against rival teams' countries. Teams will also be given side challenges (from categories such as forensic, reversing, network analysis (pcap), steganography and cryptography) that can be accessed by solving daemons. Nukes that are capable of completely destroying a rival team's daemon can be unlocked by solving bonus challenges.


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I don't think I've ever been to Rigoberto's in the daylight, which makes it a perfect candidate for the 24 Hour Eats edition of Burrito Barato. Be it a testament to my vampirical circadian schedule or the mysterious transmutation of Mexican food after midnight, but a special kind of magic inhabits this North Park taco shop in the small hours of morn.
Is it the mischievous transvestites who visibly take great pleasure in propositioning lost Navy kids at three in the morning? Is it the drive-thru that looks like a miniature golf course and leads to a window on the wrong side of your car? Or is it the salsa bar stocked with spicy carrots, green onions, crisp radishes, and eight types of salsa, including a gooey guacy substance which goes great on everything?
The food is standard San Diego taco shop fare, which is to say cheap, quick, and delicious. You can't go wrong here, though I was convinced on one pre-dawn visit that my shrimp burrito was a breakfast burrito full of egg shells. Sure I ate it anyways, but I later learned I had in fact gotten the right 'rito, the shrimp was just crunchy. Which is wrong.
Regardless, this Aiberto's turned Rigoberto's is the quintessential all night San Diego taco shop.
No frills, but oh, the thrills.
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Michael Hills is a graduate of Michigan State University School of Law where he graduated with a cum laude distinction. After graduation he was law clerk for Circuit Court Judge Harry A. Beach in Allegan county. After serving his year clerkship for Judge Beach Mr. Hills opened his own practice in Kalamazoo Michigan. Mr. Hills' practice is limited to criminal defense and has been since the first client walked through the door. Mr. Hills is a member in good standing in the Michigan Bar and the Federal Western District of Michigan.
Mr. Hills is an active member of the Kalamazoo Trial Lawyers Association and was the president from 2002 - 2004. Mr. Hills is also on the Kalamazoo Bar Association's Board and is an active member serving on several committees. Other memberships include National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the Criminal Defense Attorneys of Michigan.
Mr. Hills is on the policy board for the Kalamazoo Drug Court and is an active participant in the planning sessions for the Drug Court in Kalamazoo.
Mr. Hills experience runs the gamet of the criminal spectrum. He has handled numerous murder cases as well as a multitude of minor in possession of alcohol charges and everything in between, including both state and federal charges. Mr. Hills has extensive experience handling cases before formal charges are filed and also through trial and through the appeals process.
Contact Michael Hills today at Hills Law
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|Michael D. Hills: Kalamazoo Criminal Defense Attorney
|In this photo Mr.Hills was pointing to an opinion Justice Kelly had written that Mr. Hills had been involved with from his days as a law clerk for Judge Harry A. Beach. Joining the conversation was Congressman Alexander Lipsey (current 9th circuit judge Kalamazoo).
|The above photograph was taken in the middle of a murder trial. I was discussing with my father whether to move for a mistrial because of destruction of evidence and lack of discovery in the middle of the trial.
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If John Cameron, sitting in his office in the ABC's Sydney headquarters, looks like a man with the world against him, that's probably because it is. The reaction to the new 7pm TV news sports package of which he is the architect and chief barracker has been as negative as it is possible to get.
Friendless nationally (the Treasurer Peter Costello is a loud opponent) and a target for venom in the states (in Victoria unusual alliances are forming in an effort to reverse the decision), the ABC's national editor today can only shrug. "We can't control the community reaction," he told The Sunday Age. "Internally I feel confident staff will give it their best shot and understand we are motivated by all the right editorial decisions."
Of the extraordinary protests, he says: "There are emotions involved. It's a very public corporation. At the ABC, we are used to large doses of democracy like this."
But the wrap's opponents believe the decision by Sydney executives to impose a Sydney personality - Peter Wilkins - is ridiculous, untenable and anything but democratic.
It also gives poignant new meaning to the word "Sydney-centric" and raises a lot of questions about the corporation itself. Could it be right, Melbourne people are asking, that the ABC's Sydney-based executive have underestimated the tribal link Melbourne people have with AFL football and the way it is reported and discussed?
Do they really believe Melbourne people want a sports wrap presented by a man known for calling rugby league games and offering wry observations on Sydney sports on a Sydney-based panel show? Has the national broadcaster simply misread Australia's second largest city?
Matthew Ricketson, senior lecturer in RMIT University's school of journalism, believes it has. "It's very clear that the perception for Melburnians and Victorians is that the sports-mad culture of this city is being ignored or downgraded."
Asking viewers to accept Wilkins as anything but a rugby league identity was wrong, Ricketson said, especially given that he has made lots of derogatory comments about AFL over the years on radio "but the fact that he now wants to be known as a man for all sporting seasons is, at best, misleading and, at worst, disingenuous".
John Cameron, who was the ABC's Victorian state news chief for two years from 1999, is holding his ground, believing people "will find it enhances local coverage. Quite obviously it's been a strong reaction, but if people were prepared to listen to the facts, they will have a different view."
These facts are Cameron's claim that Wilkins' national wrap will allow more flexibility for local coverage and free up Melbourne presenters Angela Pippos and Christine Ahern to hit the road and report.
But Melbourne viewers liked them just where they were: topping and tailing reports by sports reporters.
The battle raging in AFL states is based on factors that would seem to be self-evident to alert senior executives at any media organisation, let alone the publicly funded one.
Sydney management has failed to grasp Melburnians' relationship with AFL football and that they want their own local presenters to throw to stories about it.
Cameron says he has "been personally pursuing a greater degree of excellence in our sports coverage". "It was generally agreed that we needed to get a better network standard of scripting and presenting and a greater execution of traditional news values in the way we covered sports-related news stories in our 7pm flagship. There was a bit too much of a front-page, back-page mentality." By this, Cameron means news was presented first, then sport, then weather.
Cameron is angry that states outside NSW are choosing to paint Wilkins as a Sydney figure. "To call Peter Wilkins an identifiable Sydney sports person . . . well, he will soon be an identifiable national sports figure."
The ABC has a massive selling job on its hands. Even before the end of the first week, ABC breakfast host Red Symons and AFL chief Andrew Demetriou were discussing how long the ABC would persist with it.
The ABC's Victorian state editor of news and current affairs, Marco Bass, told The Sunday Age the ABC would persist. "I think any new idea takes time to settle down. The critics have persistently failed to recognise that it is an enhanced local wrap."
Asked about the negative reaction to Wilkins, Bass said: "A lot of people in the Melbourne media are trying to generate it (that Wilkins is a Sydney figure). The hysterical nature of the reaction to this has left me flabbergasted, especially from your paper (The Age)."
Bass also attacked politicians. "I had a private meeting with (Minister for Sport) Justin Madden to explain the concept and he had no problem with it," Bass said.
"His private opinion and his public utterances are at odds."
He added that politicians had behaved opportunistically but declined to name them.
But Madden said Bass has misinterpreted their meeting, saying that "at no time did I agree with the format. He was well aware of my position."
Madden also said that "local content is relegated to second-tier status".
The other central figure in the saga, Peter Wilkins, is annoyed by his "Sydney identity" tag. "How do we view Bruce McAvaney or Eddie McGuire?" he asked. "This is a sharper editorial focus on the sports news . . . Why should the way it's been done for 40 years be the right way?"
But the wrap might after all be short-lived. John Cameron said: "I sent a staff memo yesterday saying if it doesn't work, obviously it won't survive. I say that not with resignation, but with confidence."
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Washburn University recently began a 20-month project to reduce energy consumption and the campus' carbon footprint while making a significant improvement to the learning environment. All of the improvements are anticipated to be complete in the fall of 2014.
Trane, the company contracted to complete the project, is operating a job-site office at 21st Street and Washburn Avenue and is available if you have questions or concerns. Every effort is being made to minimize the impact of this work on the learning environment.
Check out Trane's update to campus, as of October 2013.
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This $12.3 million project is being funded with an energy performance contract authorized by Kansas statute for funding public infrastructure improvement. By managing and optimizing energy use, higher education institutions can leverage energy and operational savings to support strategic educational objectives.
Washburn University is expected to save nearly $618,000 annually in utility expenses. That savings will initially by dedicated to paying off the cost of the improvements. Additionally, by replacing aging infrastructure, Washburn will reduce its deferred maintenance backlog while preparing facilities for decades of additional use.
Environmentally, the savings also will be substantial.The amount of electricity saved, 5,803,336 kilowatt hours per year, and the amount of natural gas saved, 18,836 MMBtu (million metric British thermal units) will eliminate 4,588 metric tons of CO2 from the atmosphere. That's the same emissions as:


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foodie trail
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From the University of Notre Dame to the Blue Chip Casino to the Indiana Dunes. Quilt Gardens to golf greens. Amish homestyle meals to fine dining. Outlet malls to antiques. These are the attractions you "must see" during your visit.Learn More
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Hi there Ryan,
Sorry to hear about your emergency.
Very few of the standard rental car companies (Hertz, Budget, Avis, etc) will rent to people under age 21 (and even then there are huge fees)... unless you are in the military.
However, Rent-A-Wreck does rent cars to people 18 and older.
Are you trying to rent the car in Chicago? If so, you'll need to take a cab to their location:
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Really? They claim to on their website. I'll opt out to see if any other expert can find you one that does.
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DCCC Announces Don Cravins Added to Emerging Races List
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee announced today that Don Cravins Jr. (LA-07) has been added to Emerging Races because he is running a strong campaign that is generating excitement in his district.
"In the short time that Don Cravins has been in the race, he's put together a solid campaign and shown that he is committed to making things easier for middle class families in Southwest Louisiana," said DCCC Chairman Chris Van Hollen.
Cravins is the 21st candidate named to the DCCC's Emerging Races program. In each of these races, Democratic candidates have generated excitement in their districts for their campaigns for change. As these campaigns continue to develop and demonstrate increasing strength, candidates will have an opportunity to qualify for the DCCC's Red to Blue program.


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The reason we thought we'd do some window shopping was due to our continuing ineptitude in making a decision about where we'd like to go after we'd exhausted Malacca and the comfort of Twenty. So, we had sadly ruled out visiting Sian in Japan as the flights we'd looked at in various travel agents and on the internet were so very expensive, and besides we couldn't even get a flight for the end of March (when Sian was free for us to visit, sorry Sian, we'll get to Japan soon, promise) so we'd been racking our brains about our next port of call.
We'd considered Eastern Malaysia in order to visit the rainforests and the Orang Utan Rehabiltation Centre, as well as The Phillipines, or even Indonsia, but we'd decided (after along discussion and visiting a few websites) to take a cheap flight to New Zealand and "do" some WWOOFing (not to be mistaken with "dogging", which is completey different) until June when we'd fly home to Blighty. We'd decided this as we knew we could only visit such an expensive, and amazing place as NZ if we could keep our outgoings to the minimal and WWOOFing would enable us to do that by allowing us staying with families on their organic farms and helping out with various jobs as required in favour of a bed and our keep. This was why we wanted to take a look in the shopping mall as we'd discovered that it is actually Autumn in NZ at the moment and will be Winter by the time we'd leave, so as we only have shorts, sandals and t shirts for clothing, we thought some warm weather gear would be an idea, and the clothing in Malaysia is so cheap!!
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Have a huge chassis? Need a huge CPU cooler? Well, Cooler Master has just what you need, in the form of the TEC-based V10. This thing is massive - its almost three CPU coolers in one - but it cools better than any other air cooler we've used in the past, and it even matches our previous (and much more expensive) water-cooling setup.
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YouTube vocal heavyweights J Rice and Peter Hollens pit the iPhone 5 against Android devices in these two funny music videos, featuring "Gangnam Style" elevator dance moves and plenty of smack talk.
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"All my Apple sons and daughters, give praise to the Jobfather," belts Hollens, who recently released a slick cover of the Game of Thrones title song.
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Sunday June 2nd was my birthday, so I decided to do nothing really important but play with polish! Which I did!! I was going to be offering Crows Toes set of awesome holos but stuff came up and I just never got around to ordering stock. I was moving stuff to a new website and just too busy with it that this set just kinda of wander on by me.. lol
So I was standing by my window of my french doors checking the sunlight and my camera.
Looking pretty good there! Well it seems I wasn't the only one checking out the sunlight through my french door windows.. Thank goodness he was on the other side! 😉
And no he wasn't that big, but when you do macro on your little point and shoot camera?? He got bigger!! I decided to wait till he wandered off before stepping outside. lol
AS I stepped outside into full sunlight, that was when the true beauty of Orion shown through. It was like it has its own inner glow.. a awesome green that is a bit more yellow than most I have.
If you look right there by my pinky finger? You see that my camera picked up something I thought was so cool.. it looks like its glowing!
Do you see it? Pretty darn cool huh? 😀
Now I had gone to Walgreens here in town to pick something up when I came across a whole rack of Sinful Colors glitters!! Now I was with my hubby and he can be just no fun when he got stuff to do, and I wanted to look at nail polish. 😉
What you think? Is it just me or are the big polish companies starting to notice what indie brands are doing? Am I wrong in thinking that?
This one was taken with the sun right on it! Now Sinful Colors Rags to Riches has clear base with green glitter, triangle shade blue glitter and little tiny ones. Just like you would seen made by a indie brander!
This is what it looks like in the shade, or pretty much anywhere you are not in the sun..
I think Sinful Colors Rags to Riches is a really pretty glitter..
I have only one coat of it over two coats of Crows Toes, using Glisten & Glow Stuck on Blu! as my base coat
and Glisten & Glow HK Top Coat to keep glitter in its place.
What you think? For less than $3.00 I got a really pretty glitter, but to be honest? If it was made by a indie brand and cost more? I would rather of bought it from them 😉 just saying.. What do you think? Have you picked up any of these glitters by Sinful Colors?
Have a wonderful afternoon!
** Both products I paid for 😉


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London Gazette (Newspaper) - July 24, 1762, London, Middlesex limb. 10229. From SattrcDap July 24, to rujfbag July 27, 1762. . . By the K I N G, A PROCLA M A T; I ON, appointing the Diftribution of Prizes �taken; and the Bounty for Taking or Defraying Ships of War or Privateers of the Enemy, from the time of His Majefjs Declaration of War again]} Spain. -.. GjEQR\ e r. HEaEAS by an Aft of Parliament made in the laft Seffions of Parliament, intituled, An Aft for the Encouragement of Seamen, and the-more fpeedy and effectual manning His Majefb/s Navy j it is, amongft other Things, enacted, That the Flag Officers, Commanders, and other Officers, Seamen, Marines, and Soldiers, on board every Ship and VefTdi- of War in Our Pay, mail have the fole Jn-tereft and Property of and in all and every Ship, Veflel, Goods .and Meichandizes, which they fhall take from and after the Second Day of January, in the Year of Our Lord One Thoufand Seven Hundred and Sixty Two, during the Continuance of this War againft Spain, (being firft" adjudged lawful Prize in "any of Our Courts of Admiralty in Great Britain, or in Our Plantations in America, or elfewhe're) to be divided in fuch Proportions, and after fuch Mari-ner, as We, Our Heirs and Succeflbrs, fhalf think, fit to order and direct by Proclamation or Procla'-' mations, to be ifTued for ~ thofe-Purpofe's".' 'Arid whereas by the faid Aft, the Prgvifioris and' Regulations eftablifhed by an Act p'affed in the Twenty" Ninth Year of the Reign of Our late Royal Grandfather, for better carrying orr the faluta'ry Pu'rpbfes intended in theProfecurion of the War againft France," as explained-and amended' by/another Adlp'a'ffed'in-the. Thirty Second Year of the Reign of" Our late Royal Grandfather, refpecting the granting" Com-" millions .or Letters of Marque, the Perfons.'acting, and Captures made under the Authority ' thereof, and alfo all other Claufes^and Provifos, contained in the faid Acts, are extended to the Granting of Com-niiffions or Letters of Marque, and all ether Matters and Things whatfover in re'fpect of the fame, during the Continuance of the pre/ent War with Spain, as fnJJy, amply, and effectually, as if the faid Regulations and Provifions had heen particularly repeated and re-ena&ed in the faid Act of the'laft Seffior* of Parliament; And whereas by the faid Act, the Regulations refpecting Prize or Bounty' Monies contained in an Act paifed in the Thirty Third Year of the Reign of Our-late Royal Grandfather, are alfo enacted to be in Force with regard to any Prizes to be made during tire Continuance of the faid War with Spain : And whereas it is enacted, by Virtue of the Provifions herein before recited or referred to, That there fhall be paid by theTrea-farer of Our Navy, upon Bills to be made forth by the Commiffioners' of the Navy, to be paid according to theCourfe thereof, without Fee or Reward, onto the Officers, Seamen,"Marines, Soldiers, or. others, that have been actually/on board any of our Ship or Ships of War, orPrivateer or Privateers, in any Action where any Ship or' Ships of War, or Privateers, /hall have been taken from the Enemy, funk, burnt, or otherwise deftroyed, fince Our Declaration;of War againft;Spaih,^dated the faid Second Day of "January, 'One ^p^Gnd Seye.n Hundred and Sixty Two/ Five Pounds Jfp'f ^every Man which was living oh board Jany Ship"or; S^hips fo taken,.'funk, burnt, or otherwife deftroyed, at the Beginning of the Engagement between them ; [ Price Three Pence. } the Numbers of fuch Men ,to be proved by die Oaths of Three or; more of the Ghief Officers, or Men, which were belonging to the faid Ship or Ships of War, or Privateers of the Enemy, or belonging to any of them,, at the Time-of her being taken as Prize, funk, burnt, or otherwife deftroyed, before the Mayor, or other Chief Magiftrate of the Port* within any of Our Dominions, whereunto any Prize* or Officers, or Men, of .inch- Ships- as were funk; burnt, or otherwife deftroyed, fhall-j be brought, of" before the Britifh. Conful, Or Vice-Conful, refiding at any Neutral Port to which, fuch Prize, or Officers; or Men, lhall be brought; which" Oaths -the faid Mayor, or other Chief, Magiflrate of^any fu'cfrPorty or Conful, or Vice ConGil, .are thereby fefpectiVely impowered and jequired, to-adminifter ;'and'fhalf forthwith grant a Certificate.thereof, without Fee or Reward, directed to the CommiffioneK of the Navy'; upon producing; which Certificate :to the Conrmifr; fioners of Our Navy* together with an authentic^; Copy of the Condemnation of fuch-Ship fo taken � or if fuch Ship be funk, burnt, or otherwife de-^ ftroyed, on producing..only a-Certificate from the' Mayor, or other Chief Magistrate, or Conful, of Vice Con(ul, as. aforefaid, the faid Commiffioners' of Our Navy, or fuch Perfon or Perfons as they' fhall appoint for that Purpofe, fhall,: according id the Courfe, of the Navy, within Fifteen 'Days/ makel out Bills for the Amount of fuch Bounty; dire&ed to the.Treasurer of the Navy,, payable to, -and to be' divided.amongft the Officers, Seamen-,' Marines and' Soldiers, on board Our Ships of War, in Manner;' Form, and Proportion/as- by Our Proclamation to* b'ejfl'ue'd for .that Pttrpofe:.fhall be directed- and ap-;> ^pointed -r and amongft: the ^Owners, Officers* and . 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The Seneca Valley Virus is a potent cancer killer and can differentiate between normal and cancerous cells. The virus may be a potential treatment for some metastatic cancers, such as small-cell lung cancer.
Cancer-killing viruses have been shown in clinical trials to be promising therapies for localized cancer. But so far their success has been limited in metastatic cancers. This could be due to the viruses targeting normal cells as well as cancer cells or the viruses being inactivated by a patient's blood or immune system.
Paul Hallenbeck, Ph.D., of Neotropix in Malvern, Pa., and colleagues examined the cancer-killing potential of the newly discovered Seneca Valley Virus-001 in normal and tumor cell lines. They also tested the virus in human blood to assess whether it would be suitable for intravenous delivery. The researchers evaluated the safety and efficacy of the virus in mice with tumors derived from human small-cell lung cancer and childhood eye cancer cell lines.
The Seneca Valley Virus was more effective at killing the lung and eye cancer cell lines than the normal cells, and the virus was not inhibited in the blood. Among mice treated with the virus, there was a complete response in all the mice with lung cancer tumors and in the majority of those with eye cancer tumors.
"The data in this report suggest that [the Seneca Valley Virus] may overcome many of the challenges faced by traditional therapies and other [cancer-killing] viruses," the authors write.
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Michigan Supreme Court candidate Bridget McCormack is criticized in a new television campaign ad for offering to provide legal representation to detainees suspected of terrorism held at Guantanamo Bay, the Detroit Free Press says.
In the ad, a mother of a Flint soldier who was killed in Afghanistan decries McCormack's offer to "represent and help free suspected terrorists."
Liz Boyd, spokeswoman for McCormack, decried the ad as "last-minute mud-slinging by a special interest group outside of Michigan" in the state's judicial election.
A Washington, D.C.-based legal advocacy group called the Judicial Crisis Network is sponsoring the ad, the article reports. Stu Sandler, former executive director of the Michigan Republican Party, says spending on the ad will be more than $1 million.
The article states that McCormack was only publicly identified as an attorney for one Guantanamo prisoner, named Muqit Vohidov. Vohidov was transferred to Tajikistan in 2007.
Former state Rep. Andrew Raczkowski called McCormack's offer to assist individuals accused of terrorism "extremely hypocritical" when she says she's "running to protect families and children." The ad, entitled "How Could You," can be viewed here.
This is not the first time that individuals in the legal field have been attacked for representing detainees at Guantanamo. In 2007, former senior Pentagon official Charles "Cully" Stimson criticized law firms for giving legal aid to the prisoners. According to the New York Times, Stimson resigned in February 2007 after his comments drew anger from lawyers and the Department of Defense.
Liz Cheney and her group, Keep America Safe, accused the Obama Administration of hiring people for jobs at the Department of Justice who had previously represented detainees or worked on detainee issues. Seattle attorney Harry H. Schneider Jr. and Chicago attorney Thomas P. Sullivan, who represented prisoners held at Guantanamo Bay as part of their pro bono work, wrote in the Chicago Tribune to defend the right of attorneys to counsel individuals seeking legal assistance. Schneider and Sullivan also discussed the importance of the right to counsel as part of due process and the rule of law.


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SCOTLAND – Initial seismic activity for natural gas exploration on the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission's Gulf Mountain Wildlife Management Area is close to completion. No additional activity will take place on the management area until after the spring turkey season is over.
Seismic crews working for Chesapeake Energy finished well ahead of schedule and that should allow plenty of time for some quality turkey scouting and listening prior to the season, AGFC Assistant Chief of Wildlife Management Ricky Chastain says. "The ground crews have continued to report the local game species have become quite accustomed to the seismic activity and react very little to the work," Chastain said. "The public can still expect to see and hear some seismic activity taking place on private land adjacent to the area, which might make the management area a prime place to try their luck at harvesting a gobbler," Chastain added.
Hunters will see a large amount of flagging on the area, along with some survey stakes, Chastain explained. "We're asking people not to disturb the flagging or the survey stakes during the hunting season. Leaving these markers in place will greatly speed up the next step in completing the seismic survey," he said. "No cables or listening devices will be deployed until after the turkey season."
Following the turkey season, each shot hole will be set off one at a time using a very sophisticated, safe firing mechanism. AGFC area staff will continue to monitor this phase of the seismic survey. Once the survey is complete, all flagging and survey stakes associated with the seismic survey will be removed.
Chesapeake is responsible for complying with strict environmental standards under the terms of its lease with the AGFC. It is required to consult with the AGFC about the location of any well site. The AGFC must approve all plans for construction of structures, rigs, machinery, communication facilities, roads, well locations, pipelines and equipment for drilling of wells.
The AGFC has included provisions in the lease agreements that the WMAs, wildlife and fisheries be protected by following guidelines detailed in the Best Management Practices for Fayetteville Shale Natural Gas Activities. The document was developed by a multi-agency group to ensure all Arkansans benefit from the additional energy and the conservation of important public resources such as wildlife, rare plants, clean air and water.
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Some of the crowd who gathered for the filming of the video accompanying "Gate Crashing", Stanley Super 800's latest single.
You wouldn't believe how mad this lot were!
You can see the video on my my blog.
Girls seated on the side of the pavement and on the road deep in conversation at the Ceili Mor in Cork a few weeks ago. Despite the noise of people dancing, an announcer and music playing I think a meaningful discussion was had!
Looks like I've made it. One of my photos was used on the snopes.com messageboard without linking back to me or crediting me. I shouldn't be surprised I suppose, but I am a little angry at the original poster. Thankfully someone linked to it further down in the conversation. Thanks Kathy B.
Snopes.com have now published the picture and the joke description on a separate page linking to this blog. Thank you!
Read what Chris Weeks writes about copyright. I wonder what he has in mind. On a related note, the Orphan Works Bill is dead! This law in the US would have meant that "images on the web in particular as fair game for unauthorised (and thus unpaid) use, as it requires only rather nominal checks to be made to establish the owndership of copyright before material can be freely used." I like the way Peter Marshall solved unauthorised commercial usage of his images. He sent an invoice and a polite letter to the offending company!
Two women, dragged along by a young girl so they won't stop at the market on Cornmarket Street, Cork. I can just imagine the conversion:
"But I want to go home noooowwwww."
"No, hold on, we went to all your shops, I want to look at more boots."
"Ummm, that stall over there has delicious breads."
"I'm tired!"
I'm really happy with the way this image turned out because we were right next to them and I wasn't sure if I would get them all in. In the end I had to crop to get the composition I wanted. I duplicated the layer and darken the top one before removing the non-cloud portions of it. I added a slight lomo effect too which did wonderful things to the sky too!


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BROOKLYN — AP&G announced Jackie Bell as its new Western Regional Manager.
Based in Phoenix, Ariz., Bell comes to AP&G with 20 years of experience in the pest management industry. She has extensive experience in new product introduction, vertical integration, connecting with all levels of customers, and building longstanding relationships within the industry. Her wide range of knowledge from all levels of the pest control business and hands-on fieldwork will allow her to enhance brand awareness throughout her territory. Bell's territory includes, Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada. Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming. Her contact info is
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On Food Network
Know why it was on tv? Help us out!
Best breakfast in Ketchum. Mike will always be missed.
Perfect Sun Valley brunch. Serving breakfast until 2, pretty much everything on the menu is delicious. Arnold Schwarznegger is a regular.
The Grizzly Bear breakfast is epic.
Trout omelets are the best!
Rocky Mountain Eggs Benedict!
It's too bad this place doesn't exist in Dallas. I "Knead" more of its deliciousness in my life. #rimshot #pun #punisher
Check out The Kneadery as seen on Rachael Ray - $40 a Day
The only reason to eat here is if you have kids
Great breakfast - big portions. Wait staff was friendly and helpful.
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His name is Scott. He is 9. He is having a CT scan tomorrow morning, May 5th because he has a pain at the back of his head that will not go away. He had this once before when he was 3 or 4. They found an arachnoid cyst that said it may or may not cause a problem later in life and it looks to me like it is.
Please, everyone, I really need prayers and good thoughts. I am worried sick, scared and just a bundle of nerves right now. I can't sleep. I feel terrible. I need as many prayers as we can get for him right now.


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Taiwanese and Kenyans were among those released. One crew member was killed shortly after the hijacking.
The release followed intervention by the US Navy, which has helped five ships in the area in the past week, all of which had been boarded by pirates.
The increased US activity is being seen as a sign of growing concern over Somali pirates.
The waters off the East African country are notorious for piracy - second only to Indonesia.
The freeing of the Taiwanese vessel came the day after two South Korean fishing boats were freed in the same area.
The South Korean boats were being escorted to Yemen under the guard of the US Navy.
New focus
Last week, US warships sank two boats that had been used by pirates to take over a Japanese merchant ship - although the ship itself is still under the pirates' control.
And the Americans also provided support for North Korean sailors, who managed to regain control of their ship from another group of pirates.
The US Navy itself is playing down the significance of this sequence of events.
But some maritime observers see it as a sign that Washington and others are paying more attention to the threat of piracy off the Horn of Africa.
After a lull last year, there has been a resurgence in incidents, says BBC world affairs correspondent Nick Childs.
These latest events may suggest a new focus for US warships, our correspondent adds.
Shipping sources say they hope US activity will help deter further attacks on vessels.
The waters off Somalia's coast lie close to crucial shipping lanes and are notorious for piracy.
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No luggage really. All i have is my trusty Kelty, packed with a few changes of clothes, toiletries, a thesaurus, this notebook, some pens and art stuff (including a few stencils), and some minimalist camping gear in case I decide to do some treks in the jungle (or run out of money). I'll be keeping this journal to share my thoughts and ideas, mostly for myself, maybe as a guide for others depending on how comprehensive it gets or how far i even go with it. I've never been to Asia before so I should have alot to say and since I'm traveling alone there's a chance something tangible might actually come of it.


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An American Icon Under Government SurveillanceWhen Frank Sinatra died in 1998, he was one of the most chronicled celebrities ever, but the most unusual record of his life came to light only posthumously: a 1,275-page dossier recording decades of FBI surveillance stemming from J. Edgar Hoover's belief that Sinatra had mob or Communist ties. This shadow biography, with information never before presented in book form, details:Hoover's search through Sinatra's past to see if he got a bogus medical deferment from military service, ultimately yielding the simple fact that Sinatra really had suffered a perforated eardrum as a youthThe FBI's previously unreported cooperation with journalists looking for dirt on Sinatra, including one who had recently been punched out by the singerNumerous instances of the star's carousing and intemperate behavior — including a detailed report alleging that he rampaged through a Las Vegas hotel after he and his wife Mia Farrow lost small fortunes gamblingThe mob's attempts to curry favor with John F. Kennedy through Sinatra — and its anger when Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy turned up the heat.This fascinating record of governmental scrutiny will captivate every Sinatra fan, as well as anyone who wants to understand the second half of the American century — the Cold War, popular culture, the cult of celebrity, Camelot, and the FBI's mania for investigating American citizens — all personified by the most dominant entertainer of the era.
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WOW what a book this is and etc, Ms Moceanu. Yeah, I didn't about this until a few wks ago when I was window shopping and etc. Even though it took me awhile registered it and etc. I'm so glad that you have decided to share your lifes story with the public as opposed to keeping it private. Even though it took you somehow to do it and etc. Have been a big fan of yours since I first saw you on tv, back in 1995.
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Re: st: Bootstrap sampling for evaluating hypothesis tests
David Hoaglin <email@example.com>
Re: st: Bootstrap sampling for evaluating hypothesis tests
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In the plots produced by -simpplot-, how about labeling the vertical
axis "deviation" (the term that you use in the text) instead of
Also, it may be useful to mention that the 95% Monte Carlo acceptance
region is pointwise. That is, the curves trace the endpoints of the
95% confidence interval as a function of the nominal level.
David Hoaglin
On Wed, Mar 13, 2013 at 11:49 AM, Maarten Buis <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> --- On Wed, Mar 13, 2013 at 4:04 PM, Margaret MacDougall wrote:
>>> I would value receiving recommendations on literature explaining the
>>> application of bootstrap sampling to assess robustness to Type I errors of a
>>> proposed new hypothesis test. Better still, if the recommended references
>>> contain corresponding computer syntax!
> --- On Wed, Mar 13, 2013 at 4:45 PM, Maarten Buis wrote:
>> Here are two examples of how to do this in Stata:
> And I forgot to mention that these examples require -simpplot- which
> is available from SSC and is described here:
> <http://www.maartenbuis.nl/software/simpplot.html>.
> -- Maarten
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Films, sci-fi fun come to the Convention Center Saturday
Unless you're a film enthusiast, you may not have heard that there will be an epic adventure of local film showings as Roswell hosts the 2013 New Mexico Film Series and Sci-Fi Fest Satur[auth] day.
After the Filmmakers Showcase completed, New Mexico State Film Office Director Nick Maniatis announced the winners and now, those films will be shown at the Convention and Civic Center from 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
The winning films represent a variety of the state's talented filmmakers.
"We commend the local filmmakers who worked hard on these projects and look forward to traveling the winning films across the state," Maniatis said in a press release. "This is one way we can do our part to bring local, independent films to a wider audience."
But the day is not just about showing the films. Roswell Filmfest and Cosmicon (RFC) will host a Doctor Who marathon in the Nancy Lopez Room from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m.
As part of the 50th anniversary of the well-loved BBC show, there will also be a TARDIS and a Weeping Angel for those who would like to pose and get pictures.
RFC will continue the exhilaration with a Cosplay Contest, complete with a costume parade and prizes. If you missed them the first time around, the RFC short films will be shown again.
Furthermore, the locally filmed "Roswell FM," about a man from Roswell and the anticipated film, "The Roswell Project," which depicts the infamous 1947 crash, will both be featured.
The cast and crew from "The Roswell Project," will later be available for a meet and greet and photos at a cast party at Peppers Bar and Grill at 8:30 p.m. The entire day of costumes and films is $5.
For those who can't wait until Saturday to discover what films will be shown, have no fear. Although there will not be much given away, the winning films, in their respective categories, are as follows:
Best Webisode went to "Canyon Road," a series about the characters of Canyon Road.
For Best Music Video, "Red Dog" took the cake, with a video of a wheelchair-bound man craving Red Dog beer after waking up in an alley.
In the Best Experimental category, "Weird" looks at a disturbing aspect of life one runs into while finding fate. For Best Documentary, a look at New Mexico's red and green chilies is under way in "The Chile Film."
"Matanza" depicts a weekend camping trip that goes awry when two unexpected guests are invited, winning it Best Drama.
On the opposite scope, a zombie named Harry thinks getting a SAG card will complete his "undead" life in the Best Comedy winner, "Zombiewood."
Best Animation went to a film called "Snowdysseus," which is about the vulnerability one finds in feeling homesick.
Best Sci-Fi winner, "A Figment of My Imagination," follows the conflict between an android and its maker. Finally, the Best Wild Card award went to a TV series revealing passions of people with unique hobbies and interests called "Quirky View."
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She is probably pissed that he left her.Do what she suggested treat them as if they were new cats.
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The National Energy Board (NEB) has released Engaging Canadians on Pipeline Safety. The report follows a 34 city national engagement tour that the NEB Chair and CEO Peter Watson started in January 2015 in Atlantic Canada, and concluded June 3 in Calgary with the NEB Pipeline Safety Forum.
The report summarizes what the NEB heard during the engagement tour. It outlines common themes that were brought forward in every region of Canada and describes how the NEB will address the feedback.
From January to June 2015, Mr. Watson met directly with municipal and provincial leaders and staff, First Nations Chiefs and Band Councils, environmental groups, first responders and academics, as well as professional and industry organizations to discuss pipeline safety and environmental protection.
Through 2015, the NEB achieved several milestones that are in direct response to what Mr. Watson and NEB staff heard during the tour. They include: a full public consultation on company emergency response plans; the launch of a pipeline incident map; posting NEB inspection reports online; and opening two regional NEB offices in Montréal and Vancouver.
"The NEB is not done with engaging Canadians: on the contrary, the Engagement Initiative was meant to be the beginning of a new and different kind of conversation with our stakeholders," said Peter Watson, NEB Chair and CEO.
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(Curren$y photos by Jordan Beckham) Happy Birthday to us! We're celebrating our 5th Anniversary along with this being our 50th Issue released! We wanted to give our readership a cover story that would set a new bar for our brand. Well… This month we're featuring none other than the Jet Life General himself Curren$y.


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Tomorrow's Horoscopes: From Ancient Babylon to Today
People often turn to astrology with the hope of catching a glimpse into the future or a prediction about things to come. This same desire tempts us to want to see our tomorrow's horoscopes as well in hopes that it will be better than our present one or perhaps even warn us of things to come.
However, it's important to remember that the key to understanding our future often lies within the past. This means that paying close attention to our current situation can help us to understand the meaning of the message in tomorrow's horoscope. Also, it means that if you want to really have a better understanding of astrology, you might also want to learn a few things about its origins as well!
Our voyage to the past takes us far away to the second millennium B.C. Babylonia, where, according to archaeological evidence, organized astrology first emerged. At its start, Babylonian astrology relied on omens, gaining more complexity as the centuries passed. One of the first big concepts in Babylonian astrology was the belief that the observable phenomena in the heavens also directly influenced life on earth. When you think about it, it's actually easy to see the logic behind this reasoning. The ancient Babylonians depended heavily on agriculture, and omens from the heavens such as the cycles of the sun, stars and moon all had an impact on the seasons, weather and the fertility of the soil.
Babylonian priests then concluded that it the gods in the heaven ruled these natural occurrences, and the five known planets (Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn) were identified as the Babylonian gods Nabu, Ishtar, Nergal, Marduk and Ninurta. The priests also identified fixed star formations and made their own interpretations how these played upon the cycles they observed above.
Still, their astrological interpretations of the phenomena they observed above were fairly primitive by today's standards. Their beliefs were based primarily on an association of ideas. For example, if a certain astrological observation was followed by a good event, then that observation was considered a positive astrological sign. There is also no evidence indicating that the ancient Babylonians ever developed the concept of the twelve signs of the zodiac. In the end, while the Babylonians were excellent at making observations and predicting cosmic movements and signs, most all of their early astrological beliefs were eventually abandoned.
Despite this fact, their early contributions were still very significant. As their ideas spread west and were adopted first by the Egyptians and then later the Greeks, the science of modern astrology slowly evolved into what we know it as today. So, the next time you read tomorrows horoscope, remember that it was first conceived by the ancient Babylonians approximately eight thousand years ago!
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ASRock's H61 and H81 Pro BTC motherboards are designed specifically for Bitcoin mining with GPUs, but has the company released the boards too late?
Alone in my office, I actually voiced an audible, involuntary groan. Congratulations!Originally Posted by WarrenJ
I currency this going very far too be honest.
Yes, that's what the article says. (Although you'll never break even with any current or publicised next-generation ASIC, either, unless you started with one earlier this month. The difficulty is ramping too quickly.)Originally Posted by rollo
GPU mining is dead what is this mobo good for exactly? ASIC Miners are where bitcoin is at right this minute.
Originally Posted by Gareth Halfacree
Yes, that's what the article says. (Although you'll never break even with any current or publicised next-generation ASIC, either, unless you started with one earlier this month. The difficulty is ramping too quickly.)
Seriously, though: the board could be a tempting device for GPGPU clusters; sure, Bitcoin mining on the GPU is roughly equivalent to standing next to a fan heater ripping up tenners, but there are plenty of other computational tasks a sextet of GPUs would chew through handily. Just a shame ASRock decided to jump on the Bitcoin bandwagon instead of branding it more generally, really.
Abso-piggin'-lutely. This calculator is handy: pick an ASIC maker, model and number of units from the drop-down box and it'll tell you when or if you'll hit break even, and your overall profit or loss over a year, based on hardware cost, electricity cost, and the ever-increasing hash difficulty. Sure, there are some nice powerful ASICs in the list which will double your money in a month - if you received the units at the start of this month or earlier. Sadly, start sticking in more realistic dates - the new ButterflyLabs 600GH/s ASIC, for example, won't be reaching anyone until February at the earliest - and you'll see a pattern: "No break-even in first year," which is an interesting way of phrasing "no break-even at all, ever."Originally Posted by GeorgeStorm
As you said, from what I have gathered, even ASICs aren't worth it, let alone gpus.
I've got an ASICMiner Block Erupter hanging off my Pi: 335MH/s at 2.5W. Paid £20 for it on eBay, and I will *never* see that £20 again. It's a toy, and getting it running was fun - but I'm under no illusion that I'm spending, not earning, money with it. Even the new RedFury and BluFury ASICs - around 2.7GH/s at the same 2.5W - aren't enough to pay themselves off, regardless of the number of people who believe otherwise splashing £145 a chuck on eBay for 'em.Originally Posted by GeorgeStorm
From a quick look the temptation to buy a couple and see where they go is rather high :P (also annoying I sold a couple I had to test the system a while back for £40 each before I lost the rest :( )
Originally Posted by WarrenJ
I currency this going very far too be honest.
Originally Posted by ChaosDefinesOrder
that was a bit(coin) of a stretch...
Originally Posted by Gareth Halfacree
Basically, the days of making money from mining Bitcoins are over, ASICs or no ASICs. You want to make money? Instead of buying £15,000 worth of ASIC hardware, buy £15,000 worth of Bitcoins directly - and just hope you can sell 'em before the bubble inevitably bursts, as it surely will.
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Maybe theres suitable pciex1 hardware I'm not aware of
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RACING: Different Schmall but same result at third Bracket Drag Race
Brothers dominate in third Bracket Drag Race
The Schmall boys were at it again.
After Andy Schmall dominated the two largest classes during the first Bracket Drag Racing Series event this season, his little brother, Brandon, nearly duplicated the feat last Sunday.
The six-race Bracket Drag Racing Series continued last weekend with the third race, which included the National Hot Rod Diesel Association's Midwest Diesel Nationals on Saturday. The ChumpCar World Series was on BIR's Competition Road Course with a pair of seven-hour endurance races.
On the drag strip, Brandon Schmall had his 1970 Challenger dialed in, winning the Pro ET Class and losing in the finals of the Super Pro Class to Bruce Kaul. His brother Andy won both classes in May.
The good news for the other drivers is the Schmall boys didn't sign up to compete in the points standings for a shot at a series championship, so they're playing the role of spoilers.
"During the first race, when Andy won both classes, I thought to myself, 'That'd be kind of fun if I could do it,'" Brandon said. "So this was a pretty neat experience."
Brandon and Andy found themselves racing against each other in the fourth round of the Pro ET elimination rounds Sunday. Andy was quicker off the line but the younger Schmall caught him at the finish line and ended Andy's bid for a class win.
Brandon pointed out that there are no bragging rights in the Schmall family, though. With their dad, Joe, racing in both classes as well, Brandon said talking trash is not recommended.
"Sooner or later, you'll have to race them again and they might win so you don't want them rubbing it in your face," Brandon said.
He was breezing through the Super Pro elimination rounds Sunday, benefiting from some quick reaction times and a car that was handling the hot and humid conditions. After outlasting 63 other drivers, Brandon ran up against Bruce Kaul and his 2011 Racecraft dragster in the finals.
Kaul hadn't raced at BIR since 1987 but was running consistent all weekend. The two had identical reaction times at the starting line (.024 seconds) but Kaul posted a winning time of 8.209 seconds and 163.49 mph.
In the Pro ET Class, with 56 other drivers, Brandon used the same formula and benefited from starting-line fouls by two of the top racers in the class — Steve Roehrs and Kelly Gjovig. He ended up against Mike Sonnek in the finals, squeaking out a win with a run of 10.159 seconds and 125.89 mph.
Saturday's race included five diesel classes, which were part of the NHRDA's Midwest Diesel Nationals. Racers came from as far away as Indiana, Idaho, Illinois, Nebraska, Montana and Alberta, Canada.
The smoke-belching diesels ran hard with the top speed of the day going to Jarid Vollmer and his 2007 Dodge Ram pickup. He had a top speed of 153.54 mph in the finals of the Pro/Street Class, beating Brett Deutsch with a time of 9.385 seconds.
Vollmer had the top qualifying time in the Pro Stock Class as well, running 152.81 mph but he fouled at the starting line in the finals, handing Graydon Udelhoven the win.
On BIR's Competition Road Course, the ChumpCar World Series showed fans how to keep $500 junkers on the track for seven straight hours as four-driver teams competed in a pair of endurance races Saturday and Sunday. Tubby Butterman Racing won Saturday's race with 197 laps. The team posted a best speed of 80.417 mph and a best lap time of 1:51.916 while it cruised to the win with a three-lap lead over second-place finisher Cheap Shot Racing.
On Sunday, the British American Racing team outpaced the 43-car field, winning with 197 laps. The team posted a best speed of 78.116 mph and a best lap time of 1:55.213, winning by a slim 8.794 seconds over second-place finisher Johnson Autosport and 10.949 seconds over third-place Holy Rollers.
Next race in the Bracket Drag Racing Series is July 20-22. That race will feature the King of the Track race, where winners of the Super Pro, Pro ET, Sportsman, Pro Bike/Sled, Stock/Super Stock, Comp Trophy and Street Trophy classes pair up and race off for the chance to win a Wally Trophy, and the title of King of the Track. The Zalusky Advanced Riding School will be on BIR's Competition Road Course that weekend with great Superbike racing.
Daily admission is $15 for adults, $5 for kids.
Bracket Drag Racing
Super Pro
Finals: Bruce Kaul, Racine, def. Brandon Schmall, Lino Lakes
Semifinals: Kaul bye; Schall def. Terry Pease, Blaine
Pro ET
Finals: Brandon Schmall, Lino Lakes, def. Mike Sonnek, Hutchinson
Semifinals: Schmall def. Mike Walcheski, Foley; Sonnek def. Dustin Jones, Fargo
Finals: Eric Daniels, Ramsey, def. Andy Knebel, Dickinson, N.D.
Semifinals: Daniels bye; Knebel def. Jeff Gobernatz, New London
Pro Bike/Sled
Finals: David Simpson, Landmark, Manitoba, def. Brad Harder, Waconia
Semifinals: Simpson def. Mike Voss, Maplewood; Harder def. Ken Doble, Clearwater
Stock/Super Stock
Finals: Douglas Jonak, Zimmerman, def. Dale Findell, Cambridge
Semifinals: Jonak def. Ben Line, International Falls; Findell bye
Comp Trophy
Finals: Jared Hutar, Cromwell, def. Troy Luberda, Foley
Semifinals: Hutar def. Mike Voss, Maplewood; Luberda bye
Street Trophy
Finals: Michael Bombich, Gilbert, def. Sandy Luberda, Sauk Rapids
Semifinals: Bombich def. Kyle Luberda, Foley; Sandy Luberda def. Michelle Emmans, Dayton
Junior Dragster Advanced
Finals: Erin Johnson, Nowthen, def. Max Gust, Isanti
Semifinals: Johnson def. Max Niesen, Brooklyn Park; Max Gust def. Nick Gust, Isanti
Junior Dragster Intermediate
Finals: Zach Gust, Isanti, def. Sydney Thompson, Anoka
Semifinals: Gust bye; Thompson def. Cassidy Takacs, Thunder Bay, Ontario
Junior Dragster Novice
Finals: Zach McFarland, Sabin, def. Camryn Takacs, Thunder Bay
Semifinals: McFarland def. Paul Ripley, Duluth; Takacs def. Trevor Jelinski, Little Falls
Pro Stock
Finals: Graydon Udelhoven, Billings, Mont., def. Jarid Vollmer, Chubbuck, Ida.
Finals: Jarid Vollmer, of Chubbuck, Ida., def. Brett Deutsch, Elburn, Ill.
Finals: Josh Gruis, Zimmerman, def. Lance Scism, Coeur D/Alene, Ida.
Semifinals: Gruis def. Daryl Bruneau, Cornduffy, Sask.; Scism def. Andy Thomas, St. Michael
Super Diesel
Finals: Ken Florey, Madras, Ore., def. Wayne Fehr, Janton, Alberta
Semifinals: Florey def. Rony Vandenberg, Vauxhall, Alberta; Fehr bye
Finals: Dean Sheldon, Sussex, Wis., def. Jeff Mutzenberger, Belleview, Neb.
Semifinals: Sheldon def. Rony Vandenberg, Vauxhall, Alberta; Mutzenberger bye
ChumpCar World Series
Top 3 Finishers
Saturday's Race
1–Tubby Butterman Racing
2-Cheap Shot Racing – 3 laps behind
3-Johnson Autosport – 4 laps behind
4-British American Racing – 10.871 minutes behind
5-Mayhem Racing – 25.758 minutes behind
Sunday's Race
1-British American Racing
2-Johnson Autosport – 8.794 seconds behind
3-Holy Rollers – 10.949 seconds behind
4-JAB Motorsports – 4 laps behind
5-Team Party Cat – 7 laps behind


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Re: Death Counts
canadian94eh wrote:
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@inigo: Best post on the forum & cool name too
don't play comp anymore but my legit method back then: shoot only rubber bullets while wearing invalid.
doesn't seem to have been around here very long or in a while, yet claims that inigo has won the forums o.O
I won the forums? WHOO-HOO!!!
What do I win? Is it a stat hat? Please let it be a stat hat...
Re: Death Counts
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i stand by my "claim" lol...
nothing else really worthwhile on the forum and his posts are vastly different from yours.
wow, i'm not trying to say my posts are better than his, you just can't say something that ridiculous ... you can't say that one thing is better than everything else here if you've only seen a very small portion of what else is out there (ie. you haven't seen everything else, i pride myself on my DLC Trophy Guide Thread that i made a while back (link is in my sig) but there are a lot of (mostly past) forumers who have made some very well written and detailed posts that have influenced the community in a very positive manner that go way above me and inigo
if you're looking at "best" being comedical than ya it was good, but there are a lot of other random posts just like that all over this place ... seriously how would you know that his posts are vastly different from mine, you can't just take 1 or 2 from each side and determine that the rest are exactly the same (example: sure you've seen 1 or 2 of my posts on these forums, think the other 1798 are just like them? think our opinions on all matters are completely different?)
that's like walking into a crowed sports stadium and talking to only one person then determining that that one person is the best person in that whole stadium, without confronting anyone else ... see how silly a concept that sounds?
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bd9969 wrote:
i stand by my "claim" lol...
nothing else really worthwhile on the forum and his posts are vastly different from yours.
I think you should vastly change your attitude, you little fanboy. I'll admit that Inigo has a great sense of humor and many opinions which I agree on but being his little fanboy is annoying to everyone. I honestly couldn't care less if you start kissing his feet but don't insult others*.
*I'm not insulting you, I'm putting you in your place.
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Is he doing it a lot or something?
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Read the last line of his message that I quoted in my previous post. He's basically saying that all of Canadian's posts, whether it be jokes or opinions, are worse than Inigo's by a mile and while I respect Inigo, I have to admit that I prefer Cana's posts and opinions over Inigo's awesome humor (no offense Inigo <3).
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Seriously. Just some dude posting some stuff that nobody should care about too much. Come on.
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TheStuntDouble wrote:
So **bleep** what? It's his opinion, and honestly his post doesn't even seem hostile at all.
Seriously. Just some dude posting some stuff that nobody should care about too much. Come on.
I know that it's his opinion but I don't care for suck-up fanboys. Inigo and Cana both have interesting and important posts and threads and I find it rude that he basically said that everything that Cana says it useless compared to what Inigo says. I'm sorry but that's not true, and you know that.
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