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When Elon Musk proposed his wild idea for the Hyperloop almost four years ago, he billed it as an unbelievably cool way to get from San Francisco to Los Angeles in 30 minutes. But the first place to adopt the futuristic tech might in fact be … Slovakia.
Now, the phrase "part of the former Soviet bloc" may not bring to mind the ideal setting for a revolution in transportation tech. But the country's position as one of Europe's fastest-growing economies makes it a natural fit, says Dirk Ahlborn, who leads Hyperloop Transportation Technologies and sees the system carrying passengers and freight between between Bratislava and Vienna or Budapest in 10 minutes or less.1 "I personally think it's a great place for it," he says.
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We would love to see LA to San Francisco, but our primary goal is to build the Hyperloop. Dirk Ahlborn, CEO of Hyperloop Transportation Technologies
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"We would love to see LA to San Francisco, but our primary goal is to build the Hyperloop," Ahlborn said in December, 2014. There's no point in taking on tough political battles when other places are waving the technology in. Ahlborn says Slovakia has promised to handle securing land for the project, and various government officials seem psyched. "A transportation system of this kind would redefine the concept of commuting," Vazil Hudak, the country's minister of economy, said in an announcement.
The first stage of the Slovakia Hyperloop will run within Bratislava and cost $200-300 million, Ahlborn says. Connections to Vienna and Budapest would follow. He hasn't pulled together the funding, but wants to see stage one built by 2020—nine years before California's high-speed rail would be finished.
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Ofcousre I think of him often.
he never leaves my mind;
my dreams are disturbed by the thought of his kiss,
my thoughts are interupted by the image of him knocking on my door and sweeping me off my feet.
but I cant push away one fact,
the fact that could be changed,
the fact that if I pointed out I would never live it down,
The fact that im suposed to over look,
because I do love him!
I physically yurn for him, I want to fall asleep on his chest and listen to his beating heart on the drum of my ear.
I want to be with him,
just not his body,
His person inside is my perfect soul mate!
but not his body....
how can my thin lean body curve with his round shape.
how can I even comprehend this?!
OFCOUSRE! I've tried!
my brain wont let me!
it wont work!
I love you
Im just not in love with you!
I want YOU
just not you....
and I wish we could be together...
but the fact of the matter just wont go away!
and I cant ask you to change, it would kill me...


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Robert Rosen's Work and Complex Systems Biology
DOI: 10.1007/s10516-005-4204-z
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Complex Systems Biology approaches are here considered from the viewpoint of Robert Rosen's (M,R)-systems, Relational Biology and Quantum theory, as well as from the standpoint of computer modeling. Realizability and Entailment of (M,R)-systems are two key aspects that relate the abstract, mathematical world of organizational structure introduced by Rosen to the various physicochemical structures of complex biological systems. Their importance for understanding biological function and life itself, as well as for designing new strategies for treating diseases such as cancers, is pointed out. The roles played by multiple metastable states in the "continuous uphill flow of Life" supported through internal bioenergetic processes that are coupled to essential inflows are also discussed in relation to dynamic realizations of (M,R)-systems. Furthermore, the roles played by the underlying, many-valued, quantum logics and symbolic computations for ultra-complex biological systems are also briefly discussed.


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BYU's Kolton Mahoney throws no-hitter
03/07/2014 9:38amSophomore Kolton Mahoney threw BYU's seventh no-hitter in school history in a 5-0 win Thursday over Nicholls State University.
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Duration: 3 years
Bringing Clean Water to Tabuga: Engineers Without Borders-UW, Ecuador Project
Project Leaders: Anna Sailor, Student, Mechanical Engineering and Bailey Flanigan, Student, Biomedical Engineering, College of Engineering
This project partners UW-Madison students with the Madison Area Professional Chapter of Engineers Without Borders and the Ceiba Foundation to design and implement a system to decontaminate and distribute water to the community of Tabuga, Ecuador, which currently lacks sufficient and clean drinking water. The project will also create an education curriculum on water usage and system maintenance, and work with community leaders to design a metering system.
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Building Food Justice Capacity in South Madison
Project Leaders: Dadit Hidayat, Doctoral Student, Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies and Alfonso Morales, Associate Professor, Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies and Department of Urban and Regional Planning, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences and College of Letters and Science
Partnering with the South Madison Farmer's Market the Nehemiah Center for Urban Leadership Development, this project builds food justice capacity in South Madison by forging a network of entrepreneurship opportunities in the field of urban agriculture for formerly incarcerated citizens while improving healthy food access to the broader South Madison community. The goal will be reached through three objectives: 1) organizing a series of civic engagement activities such as urban agriculture mini-workshops and community dinners with formerly incarcerated individuals; 2) selecting three formerly incarcerated individuals and training them in commercial urban agriculture entrepreneurship; and 3) engaging additional South Madison community groups in area urban agriculture to develop a better understanding of the science of local food and a stronger sense of South Madison's food justice community.
Duration: 2 years
The Engaged Ensemble
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The UW-Madison School of Veterinary Medicine and Global Health Institute, in collaboration with the 4W Initiative (For Women and Well-Being in Wisconsin and the World), UW-Extension and the School of Education, propose a program to enhance agricultural education and human thriving in Africa. This project will be undertaken in collaboration with AgriCorps, a non-governmental organization that places American agricultural education volunteers in Africa, and 4-H Ghana, which provides opportunities for youth to develop livelihood and life skills through after-school clubs and home activities in agriculture and leadership development. The project will enrich the curriculum of 4-H Ghana by adding gender empowerment education and a One Health perspective, which refers to the interdependence of health and disease among humans, domestic and free-ranging animals and their shared ecosystems. Specific goals are to: develop school-based agriculture curricula incorporating One Health and gender empowerment, in collaboration with and pre-tested by colleagues from Ghana; train 4-H advisors and mentors and AgriCorps volunteers to deliver the curriculum in culturally appropriate ways; develop assessment tools to evaluate participants' learning and the pedagogy employed; and contribute to development of long-term strategies to evaluate the well-being of women and agriculture.
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This project aims to make the evidence-based services and resources at the Pediatric and Adolescent Transgender Health (PATH) clinic at American Family Children's Hospital available to youth and advocates throughout the state. The project will create a partnership with community advocates, including the Gay Straight Alliance for Safe Schools, to support the whole transgender child and their family through integration of mental health, legal, educational, and advocacy services. In addition, the project aims to provide education and resources that will empower providers and community members to work towards these goals.
Duration: 2 years
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Project Leaders: Madeline Duffy, MPH, Director, Office of Community Services Programs, School of Medicine and Public Health and Dipesh Navsaria, MPH, MSLIS, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics, School of Medicine and Public Health
The Center for Families is a nonprofit organization that provides a comprehensive array of social and support services to underserved families on the north side of Madison. MEDiC, a School of Medicine and Public Health organization, provides healthcare to underserved members of the Madison community, while fostering interprofessional educational experiences for UW-Madison students in the Medical, Nursing, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, and Physician Assistant programs. MEDiC and the Center for Families will form a new partnership to better address the wellbeing of children through a poverty-sensitive, pediatric medical clinic. Rooted in evidence-based best practices, this clinic will provide an integrated psychosocial and medical approach to care, leveraging social service referrals within and between organizations and with external community partners.
Duration: 3 years
Menominee Language Texts for Teachers
Project Leader: Monica Macaulay, Professor, Department of Linguistics and Center for the Study of Upper Midwestern Culture, College of Letters and Science
Menominee is a severely endangered Wisconsin language, with only 5-10 elderly speakers left. The language is taught in all schools on the reservation (preschool through college), but two related problems persist for the teachers: a lack of conversational fluency, and a need for additional training in the grammar of the language. Since there are so few native speakers remaining, teachers and other intermediate/advanced learners are in need of materials that model fluent connected speech. Working closely with speakers, language activists and the Menominee Language and Culture Commission, this project will produce a book containing transliterated and retranslated texts with accompanying glossaries, discussion of key grammatical patterns illustrated by each text, and teaching materials.
Duration: 2 years
Microgrids Partnership for Sustainable Global Development
Project Leader: Giri Venkataramanan, Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, College of Engineering
This project is a partnership among UW-Madison and three organizations in Mysore, India - The National Institute of Engineering, Arivu School and Development through Education - to advance the technology of microgrids for sustainable global development. The project will install a prototype system in Mysore, develop field demonstration of the 'utility-in-a-box', deploy a village electric system and establish a vocational education program.
Duration: 2 years
Response to Act 31: Disseminating Resources on American Indians in Wisconsin to Pre-Service and In-Service Teachers in the State
Project Leaders: Aaron Bird Bear, Senior Student Services Coordinator, American Indian Studies Curriculum Services, School of Education and Simone Schweber, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction, School of Education
The American Indian Curriculum Services unit in the School of Education will lead a much-needed effort to disseminate teaching tools and resources focusing on Wisconsin's American Indian tribes and bands to public and private teacher education programs in the state and to practicing teachers in Wisconsin's 424 school districts. State legislation passed in 1989 known as Act 31 requires that both pre-service and in-service teachers have an understanding of the history, culture and tribal sovereignty of the 11 federally recognized American Indian tribes of Wisconsin and that they be provided with accurate, culturally authentic teaching tools. Unfunded at the time of passage, Act 31 has never been widely implemented and teachers today still lack appropriate resources. Building on results from an information gathering survey about the needs of school administrators and teachers, the team proposes to address this lack of knowledge and teaching tools with 1) a multi-media web resources developed by the School of Education's Media, Educational Resources and Information Technology unit, and 2) a rigorous dissemination effort about the new resources.
Duration: Second year of funding provided for this two-year project
UW-Madison Community Citizenship Education Program
Project Leaders: Laurie S. Z. Greenberg, Program Director, Special Projects, Division of Continuing Studies and Armando Ibarra, Assistant Professor, UW Extension
This program will increase the number of Latino Lawful Permanent Residents in Wisconsin who become responsible, civically engaged U.S. citizens. Working with partner institutions in the Madison Latino community, program staff from Continuing Studies and UW-Extension will target immigrants in Dane County who have the legal right to apply for U.S. citizenship but who face significant barriers to citizenship. The program will enable immigrants to overcome the major obstacles to citizenship by offering a bilingual, 8-week U.S. history and civics course in preparation for the citizenship exam; one-on-one legal consultation; and an annual citizenship fair with a one-day workshop to complete a U.S. citizenship application.
Duration: 2 years
Youth Action Council: Growing New Leaders for Community Change
Project Leader: Brian Christens, Associate Professor, Civil Society & Community Studies, School of Human Ecology
The Lussier Community Education Center in Madison and the UW-Madison Center for Community and Nonprofit Studies are working together to develop the Youth Action Project into a powerful learning community for youth leaders of color. The Youth Action Project will move from pilot to program by means of an evaluation to focus on the most effective parts of the experience, systematize the learning and leadership opportunities offered, and fully integrate the project into the youth programming at the Lussier Center. This will include defining roles for youth in their second through fourth year of the Youth Action Project that support their continued development and engage them in developing younger leaders, accessing professional development opportunities for staff, connecting to established networks of youth organizing groups, developing evidence of effectiveness and building relationships with potential long-term funders. The team will also plan how the Youth Action Project can be grown to develop more youth leaders across the community.
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A quick poem about time itself and how it both gives and takes away. Philosophical.
Time is borrowed, stolen and being
It hangs on our wall and it swims in our hearts
Time is a wingless thing
Where our dreams may get their start.
Time is a fluid warrior, who roams on Creation Sand
It always looks and sees, but never stops for any man.
Its not that we aren't important
Its not that we don't belong.
Time is our strange guardian
That flows along to every song.
As our clocks hand life to eternity
And our loved ones say goodbye
We wait on the foggy mountains
Trying to understand why.
Sometimes it seems like nothing, a pitiless black void
A thief that steals us out of the light and leaves us blind.
But we know not of eternity, and will be so overjoyed
When time sends us on the journey where its rules will never bind.
That place where the clock sits still
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I believe you are incorrect as to the location of their head!!!!!
This is a discussion on U.S. Dept of Education = head in the sand within the Law Enforcement, Military & Homeland Security Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; To borrow a warning from VCDL (not the source of this information) DUCT TAPE ALERT!! Educators not living in a real world, yet "educate" our ...
To borrow a warning from VCDL (not the source of this information)
Educators not living in a real world, yet "educate" our children.
I received this as part of a group e-mail and for the purposes of the group, removed identifying information. If anything, this justifies the removal of restrictions for CHP/CHL/CWP/LTC owners on school property. I am not the author of the text below, but did stay at a Holiday Express last night.
Included below is an incredible story of denial and censorship from the US Department of Education when it comes to the possibility of a 'Beslan' occurring in America . (Beslan is the town in Russia where a school was attacked by Islamist terrorists two years ago, killing over 300 people, mostly children.)
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By way of background, I'm a 23 year veteran of the FBI, having worked terrorism most of that 23 years, as well as being a bomb technician for both the FBI and 2 years prior EOD technician experience in the U.S. Army. I'm currently the "homeland security coordinator" for a mid-west state <deleted> and run their Office of Homeland Security. I've never had the opportunity of meeting Mr. Giduck, but had the opportunity to obtain his book, "Terror at Beslan" from Lt. Col Dave Grossman recently at a threat assessment seminar. Having spent a small amount of time in southern Russia (Sorotov) shortly after the fall of Communism in the mid 90's, training some of their special forces, I found the book both credible, and enlightening.
The value of reading what appears to be the most credible account of what happened, and how it was allowed to happen, I believe, will allow us to better prepare here in Missouri , so that such a tragedy of this magnitude never visits our schools. But something happened to me last week, that causes me to believe that our education system's organizational "denial" of the Beslan tragedy will most assuredly enable such an event to happen here in <mid-west U.S. state> , or someplace else in the U.S.
Last week, from May 10 to 11, I attended a US Dept of Education "Emergency Management for Schools Training" Seminar in St. Louis , Missouri . I was scheduled to give a short presentation on the <U.S. State> Homeland Security perspective of school safety, and had prepared a short power point presentation to support my talk. My opening slide was a photo of your book, and the quote of Col. Grossman's in the forward of the book, to the effect "Every day, millions of parents hug millions of kids, the most precious things on the face of the earth, and then send those kids to school, trusting us to keep them alive. This is the most important thing any society can do: to protect our young." I gave credit to [Lt]Col Grossman and reflected this quote came from your book. I thought it was a fitting opening statement for my talk on school safety. You can imagine my shock when the morning before the talk, Kathy Zantal-Wiener, Director, Emergency Response and Technical Assistance Center , U.S. Department of Education, (the folks hosting the seminar) informed me that she had removed my first slide, and while I could still give my presentation, I could not make any mention of Beslan, as it would cause too much emotional distress for participants. She indicated that it was their policy to not talk about or mention Beslan in any of their seminars.
Ms Zantal-Wiener would hear nothing of my argument on the foolishness and short-slightness of the U.S. Department of Education to take such a position. The inability for the educational community on the national level to engage in meaningful dialogue on the lessons learned at Beslan can only insure that we will repeat those same mistakes here in our country. And while I will write Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings re this issue, I seriously doubt she will ever read my comments.
I would like to thank both John Giduck and [Lt]Col Grossman for the job you do, and for the information you share, that both educates and motivates our first responder and special operation forces here in our country. You are both continuing to do a great service to your country.
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I believe you are incorrect as to the location of their head!!!!!
As I have a son that is about to start public schools, and my feeling on this subject. I will withold comment due to the lack of desire to be banned from this forum.
"fundamental principle of American law that a government and its agents are under no general duty to provide public services, such as police protection, to any individual citizen." [Warren v. District of Columbia,(D.C. Ct. of Ap., 1981)]
If I have to explain it, you wouldn't understand
Wow. I would have refused to even speak. Clearly they don't want to learn anything useful.
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I find it appalling but not surprising the censorship to not just your free speech but to the common good exibited in this instance. Personally, I think it should be taken to the media such as Fox News but I see that it could cause you problems.
It just angers me to no end the liberalism that has infiltrated our public schools and all of public education to the extent that it has and to the detriment of our children and society as a whole. This is just one more instance I see that justifies school vouchers.
Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil.
I agree with ExSniper or propose that it is an unique place to keep sand.
When you accept mediocrity you sow the seeds for future failure.
One should never confuse good fortune with good training.
Illegitimus Non Carborundum. In God we trust.
He should have stood up and started his speech....
"Good morning ladies and gentleman. My name is XXX and I am with the FBI and Homeland Security. Today I was going to give a seminar on the safety of our school systems and things we have learned from other countries, but the Dept of Edu has decided that my topics today would cause too much distress to you, so I am not going to be speaking with you today about how to protect our schools and will hand the floor back to those who wear rose colored glasses.
Thank you and have a nice day!"
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NRA Pistol Instructor
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--- Some of the friendliest people I have ever talked to are gun owners and shooters and according to the gun activists we are the mass murders and felons of the nation???
I am a public-school educator, and while a few of us try not to have our heads in the sand, most of my colleagues do.
A safe public (well, safer) is an informed public.
To gag any mention of Beslan is like saying - ''don't worry folks - we are here to protect you. We don't want you worrying your silly heads over such things''.
A Beslan is all too possible - and there are lessons to be learned but no - gotta strangle such information.
US D of Ed is hardly doing citizens much of a service - quite the contrary it seems.
Chris - P95
NRA Certified Instructor & NRA Life Member.
"To own a gun and assume that you are armed
is like owning a piano and assuming that you are a musician!."
http://www.rkba-2a.com/ - a portal for 2A links, articles and some videos.
This doesn't surprise me. Education in the U.S. has been deteriorating steadily since this worthless department was formed. Kids can still get a decent education, but they now have to work hard for it through independent study. College isn't much better. I actually had a professor who told the class that Nagasaki had no military value.
He seemed shocked when informed by three students (myself included) that not only was it the home of the largest shipyard in the empire of Japan, but home to the Mitsubishi plant that manufactured the torpedoes used at Pearl harbor. He was a blatant "flower child". They're everywhere.


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Phillips Fox's Western Australian partnership has split after the firm announced it would financially integrate the Perth office into its national and New Zealand network.
The decision to integrate Perth in April, which has been a franchise for the past seven years, has divided the local partnership, with 15 partners set to quit to form a new firm called Lavan Legal.
The partners set to leave will merge with boutique litigation firm Bennett & Co, creating the second-largest firm in Western Australia's capital.
Phillips Fox Perth managing partner Greg Gaunt, who will become Lavan Legal's new managing partner, told The Lawyer that the Perth office had been losing work on national panels and that it could secure more work as a standalone firm.
"We looked at other small firms that had a place on all of the major banks' national panels and found they stuck to their specialities and won the work," he said. "Big national firms have a reputation for not providing as personal a service as smaller firms."
The departures will leave Perth with six insurance and risk management partners, a key practice area for the firm.
Gaunt said the firm's focus on insurance and risk management held back its corporate and property sectors.
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Phillips Fox chief executive Tony Crawford said the firm was committed to its strategy to offer a full legal service across its integrated network.
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8 arrested after police called to rowdy Adelaide party
South Australian police have arrested eight men after a party got out of hand at Reynella in Adelaide's south overnight.
A police spokesman says at about 9.40pm ACDT, officers were called to a house on Pimpala Road where a large number of revellers had spilled onto the street and were causing a disturbance.
Police called in extra officers and police dogs to help control the unruly crowd and closed Pimpala Road to traffic for about an hour.
Eight men aged between 18 and 25 were arrested for street offences and have all been granted bail.
Police say no one was injured and no property was damaged in the fracas.
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Hi. This is actually PatM. This 37pat is a user ID I created because I could not figure out another way to contact the administrator team.
I've been a member for about ten (maybe eight?) years. Some weeks ago, I changed the e-mail address in my profile. Since then, every time I try to login, I get a message saying that I am not authorized. I've twice (or more) tried to provide feedback about this situation, but it seems my actual username is locked out. Indeed, on the page telling me I am not authorized is a link to logout. It will not even permit me to do that.
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I activated the account again for you, it seems as though the email to activate was blocked as spam. If you want me to change the email address on the PatM account or anything else, just PM me.
I still remain unable to log in as PatM. I could not find my way to get access to pm you.
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