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I love the feeling of being filled with new ideas that never stop coming to me. I think because it has been so long since I've written poetry, it is all coming through now and the feeling is intoxicating. I am actually reading at a poetry slam on Saturday and I am really excited. I've been working with Tom after school to rework some of my poems. Hopefully this will break my fear of opening myself up to people, because just like songs, poems are very personal. I am very excited for this and am really happy that I am back into writing. I'm hoping to get songs out of it as well so I am very very happy. I know I'm getting a bit of a late start on writing, but I am excited for the possibility that I will have more than one song by June.
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So at the start of second semester, I entered the creative writing class taught by Mr. Campion and Mr. Budday (Tom). Every week we are required to write a poem and since then, my creative gears have not stopped turning I have been writing poem after poem after poem. It has been so long since I've written poetry and now that I'm back into it, I can't turn off the flowing creativity. I was up until TWO IN THE MORNING the other night writing ideas for poems down and I'm hoping that with this new creative burst I could possibly turn some of my poems into songs.
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Poetry is a great outlet for creativity. Congratulations also on your positive poetry flow, that is awesome. Sometimes starting is the hardest part but once you commit it will get easier and easier and your material will get better and better.ReplyDelete
Goof luck at your poetry slam! You should share your poetry online too, it is a great way to spread your word! It i very personal because as you said you are opening up a part of yourself to other people.
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**The article points out that McCutchen has been the best player in each of his first four seasons, but that he's never had more than three teammates with a season WAR of 2.0 or better. ZiPS projects Pedro Alvarez (2.7), Starling Marte (2.6), Russell Martin (2.3), and Neil Walker (2.9) to have a WAR of 2.0 or greater in 2013.
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Hi all,
I was thinking about concept of new website for photographers. Currently it has section with latest news and some useful tips like "How to shoot fish in aquarium" or "How to make photos in a rainy day". What else can be interesting for you to read? Whether some photo contest are necessary?
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Ok, I did a cut out in a junk yard today and tried to video it. First thing I noticed is that a tripod of some sorts is a must. Second, it would really be nice to have a camera person with you (I was flying solo today). Third, if you're covered head-to-foot with honey, and it's 97 degrees, you really don't have the time nor desire to mess around with the camera!I got a very short vid of it...but as we all know...that can't be my first video post :-DScott
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At the entrance to the Memorial are two medieval stone lions that once stood at the gateway of the Menin road at Ypres (Ieper), and were damaged during the First World War. The lions were presented by the city of Ypres to the Memorial in 1936. From the entrance, you can see the copper-clad dome of the Hall of Memory - inside of which lies the Tomb of the Unknown Australian Soldier.
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Security executives from some of the U.S.'s biggest phone makers agreed that the security and privacy of their customer was their top concern. But that was about all they could agree on at a mobile security forum hosted by the FTC.
The panel discussion on Tuesday brought together executives from Google, Apple, Microsoft, Blackberry and The Mozilla Foundation to discuss ways to build more secure mobile devices. But the discussion, "Building Security into Modern Mobile Platforms" did more to highlight disagreement between some of the nation's biggest mobile phone players about how to best deal with mobile malware, malicious applications and threats to customers' privacy.
Despite the attention given to malicious programs for mobile devices, panel members agreed that mobile malware was a niche problem. A much bigger challenge came from data-snarfing applications that users download and install willingly on their devices. However, different vendors had wildly different takes on how to address that problem.
Speaking for iPhone maker Apple, Jane Hovarth, the Director of Global Privacy at Apple said that her company's approach to thwarting malware and privacy abusing applications relies on serious vetting of application developers and real-time prompts to users that identify the data requested and the reason the mobile application needs access to the data.
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Though panel members agreed on many points, sparks flew between Google and other panel members over the merits of that company's more open ecosystem, which allows Android device owners to synch their phone to third party marketplaces.
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The choice for Google was philosophical rather than technical, Ludwig said: analyzing the behavior of the million or so Android applications isn't a challenge to a company of Google's size and capabilities. The company already employs 300 engineers focused on security and is tackling much more complex problems than scanning for malicious apps, he said.
Still, the search giant is facing a growing chorus of concerns and criticisms that focus on its fast-growing Android mobile application ecosystem, which now ships on 75% of mobile handsets. Google's own data shows that the Android install base is fragmented, with only around 30% of handsets running the latest version of the Android OS, and around 40% running "Gingerbread," a two year old version.
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A Sea-Inspired Start to the BBC Proms
At 5 pm on Saturday, July 20, WQXR will broadcast the first in a series of performances from the BBC Proms festival in London.
The opening night of the Proms from Royal Albert Hall features the BBC Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Sakari Oramo performing music by Britten, Rachmaninov and a world premiere and BBC commission by Julian Anderson. The second half of the program is Ralph Vaughan Williams' A Sea Symphony with soprano Sally Matthews, baritone Roderick Williams and the 300 voices of the Proms Youth Choir and BBC Symphony Chorus.
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Julian Anderson: Harmony (BBC commission, world premiere)
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Britney Spears' VMA Performance: Mixed Reviews
She was all set to wow America and the World over with her comeback performance of "Gimme More" at the MTV Video Music Awards. But did Britney Spears bring her A-game, or was it more of a "Gimme Less" moment?
The Toxic singer opened the 2007 VMAs live from Las Vegas with a declaration that she had, indeed, arrived. "It's Britney, B**ch!" resonated throughout the venue as a Euro-pop-ish drum sequence initiated the "Gimme More" groove.
But from there the reviews are mixed as to whether or not Britney seized the moment to re-initiate herself into pop stardom. First of all, where was Criss Angel? We were told for weeks about this amazing stage show that Brit and Criss were preparing during a series of late-night hotel rendezvous.
And in place of the disappearing mirrors bit was a stripper pole-laden, pelvic thrust-filled dance routine including a dozen or so dancers taking turns rubbing up on the mother of two. Even Britney herself looked distracted and nervous throughout the musical number.
As usual, the Lucky girl wore a headset mic but was obviously lip-synching. And the celebrity onlookers didn't appear to be impressed. There were constant audience shots with stars like P. Diddy and 50 Cent looking both uninterested and amused.
As for the positives, Britney looked pretty darn good, especially given the fact that's she's had two kids. There's no doubt she's been going through the year from hell, so you gotta hand it to her for showing up and giving it a go. Will it be the boost she needs to kick start her career again? Only time will tell.
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correct, there is not much pressure forcing the slide stop up on the empty mag...putting your thumb there can definitely interfere.
This is a discussion on OK for Strong Hand Thumb to Rest on Slide Release? within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; OK, I am fairly new to shooting. Just did my concealed carry permit class a couple weeks ago, so please bear with me . I ...
OK, I am fairly new to shooting. Just did my concealed carry permit class a couple weeks ago, so please bear with me .
I have a Sig P250 subcompact. When going through dryfire practice, I've noticed that my strong hand thumb always comes to rest on the slide release button on the side. I have both thumbs forward and am training myself to use the grip that Paul Gomez described in his videos. Is it OK for the thumb to rest on that button or could I be interfering with something there?
I guess I might be interfering with the slide staying locked once my magazine is empty... Which would make reloads more cumbersome, correct?
correct, there is not much pressure forcing the slide stop up on the empty mag...putting your thumb there can definitely interfere.
^^^What he said and it will. I try to always put my strong hand thumb on top of the weak hand thumb to prevent this. Thats what I've seen you should do.
The stupidity of some people NEVER ceases to amaze me.
So I don't have a lot of options on this gun if I want my grip still to be high to help with recoil... The gun grip is already somewhat low in relation to the slide compared to other guns I believe. Should I just try to train muscle memory to "bury" that thumb a little or cross it more over the weak hand?
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Yeah I would say bury that thumb a bit...sigs are good and bad...the slide release is right where you need it so one doesn't have to change their firing grip to release the slide on a fresh mag...but it's right there for interferance too. I occasionally would do the same with the P220 I had...carefull your thumb doesn't wedge underneath and lock the slide open prematurely as well.
You should search on here or youtube for some videos and such. In my opion you should jack up your weak hand up a little more (especially behind the thumb) and then put your strong hand thumb right on top of your weakhand thumb bone (the bone actually inside your hand). Does that make any sense? It sounds really compicated as I type it.
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Ya thats more like I was thinking. Boy that grip does keep your hands low(the grip of the gun, not you). Looks like its a little tough to do on that gun.
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Yeah, that's as high as I can get. The P250 has that pretty fat piece of plastic that keeps the web between your thumb and index finger pretty low on the grip:
Didn't occur to me that this could be somewhat of an issue until I've viewed some training videos on gun grip on YouTube. I like it other than that and seem to do pretty well with marksmanship for a total gun novice.
A trip to the range will tell you if it's an issue or not.
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In the last decade, electronic commerce (e-commerce) has grown relentlessly. As more consumers have access to the Internet and have become more comfortable with purchasing products and services online, many e-commerce businesses are enjoying double-digit sales growth year after year – and there is no slowdown in sight.
Panic is probably too harsh a term, but more and more retailers are getting very concerned about the negative operating leverage that results from lower sales being made out of the same physical square footage in their stores.
In the past year, there have been an accelerating number of retail companies trying to shrink their square footage in part because of the increasing amount of products sold online versus in a physical store (e.g., Best Buy, The Gap, Target). This change in market share between physical commerce and e-commerce has a significant impact on companies' bottom lines. Unlike the proverbial frog in the slowly heating water pot, retailers are realizing that heretofore relatively minor annual sales losses to ecommerce are having a serious cumulative impact, particularly when one looks at lost contribution margin from those sales (which have a leveraged and disproportionate impact on lost profit dollars). Prominent companies have set forth new plans to implement a square foot reduction plan for new small format stores. When this involves opening a new location, the process is straightforward. However, when it involves downsizing existing locations in the middle of a lease term, many of these companies are headed for untold amounts of grief. Downsizing square footage of existing stores is much more difficult than it initially appears and retailers need to be careful to avoid promising more than they can deliver.
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Another method is to sublease to a tenant, effectively splitting (often technically described as "demising") the space in order to decrease the square footage, all the while maintaining the current lease. This option is easier said than done, as there are many costs that can pile up when trying to divide a space. For example, in past years former HMS clients Blockbuster and Sports Authority tried to split existing spaces, yet found that the theory most definitely did not pan out in practice. For instance, there were conflicts as to who would take how much front footage and who would get inline space versus an endcap.
Additionally, there was disagreement as to the size and location of each company's signage. Some retailers have tried to get around the understandable armwrestling between a prime tenant and his subtenant over issues of carving up the building exterior by effectively opening up a store within a store. Similar to a department store, where there is, say, a Ralph Lauren Polo section in a Saks Fifth Avenue, a "second" store would be located within a primary store. However, from the subtenant's perspective, there is often no exterior indication or promotion of their store on the exterior of the primary tenant's store. As companies greatly value their identity to foot and street traffic, the idea of being buried within the prime retailer's location is suboptimal, albeit certainly possible for retailers willing to cede storefront visibility. As a result, the second option of subleasing to shrink square footage is easier said than done. It is worth considering, particularly if it can be done on a national relationship basis with another, similar quality retailer. But that requires complicated negotiation, test marketing and, ultimately a lot of time to roll out -- all with the ecommerce clock relentlessly ticking.
A third method in downsizing is to buy-out the existing lease, which includes covering the rent and amount of space that is actually used. In effect, a retailer would inform the landlord of its need for only, say, 30,000 sq. ft. in a 40,000-sq.-ft. space. Buying out could entail compensating the landlord to insert a wall to split the space and funds to payoff the original rent payment as well as additional demising costs (e.g., additional bathrooms, HVAC upgrades).
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Clearly, the foregoing methods are time-consuming, expensive and complex. Imagine the amount of time, energy and manpower that goes into doing this for, say, a big box retailer with 1,000 locations around the United States? It is a huge undertaking. Companies should be wary before deciding to downsize and should presume that they will face a multi year, costly battle to shrink. And for public companies, they need to be careful not to overpromise Wall Street as to how quickly and deeply they will shrink their footprints; Wall Street has a long memory and likes to bring these kinds of issues up on a quarterly basis, providing repeated opportunities for spotlighting underperformance.
Instead of focusing on how to downsize square footage, many companies should take this opportunity to improve their business within their existing square footage. For example, rather than task their real estate departments with this hugely difficult task of downsizing, how about tasking marketing and operations to figure out how to drive more sales through the existing footprint? Or how about undertaking an initiative to transform cost of goods sold? With the advent of smart phone apps like Red Laser, consumers can immediately determine if a retailer's price can be beaten online or by going to a nearby physical store competitor. Retailers who do not have razor sharp, competitive pricing in their stores are going to continue to lose sales to online commerce and those physical retailers (e.g., Costco) whose business systems allow rock bottom pricing – regardless of the size of their store footprint. The never ending battle to reduce cost of goods sold and maintain gross margin is only going to get a lot tougher going forward, and is going to require high cost retailers to make massive changes in their business system to avoid extinction. And if you think "extinction" is a term that is a bit hyperbolic, let me refer you to some fresh dirt in the retail graveyard, including companies like Blockbuster, Borders, Circuit City, Hollywood Video and Tower Records, all of whose demise was accelerated by the steady or (in some cases) rapid evisceration of their business model by e-commerce.
By all means, downsize, using some of all of the three methods described above. Lay in a lot of money, manpower and patience to do so. Don't overpromise your board of directors or Wall Street. But be sure to focus on where the real opportunity lies: the time honored practice of driving more customer traffic, gaining bigger sales per customer, and managing cost of goods to keep competitive with lower cost ecommerce and physical commerce competitors.
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Down boy.... thats just wrong man....
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - A federal appeals court Wednesday upheld a 1998 Alabama law banning the sale of sex toys in the state, ruling the Constitution doesn't include a right to sexual privacy.
In a 2-1 decision overturning a lower court, a three-judge panel of the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals (news - web sites) said the state has a right to police the sale of devices that can be sexually stimulating.
The American Civil Liberties Union (news - web sites), which represented merchants and users who sued to overturn the law, asked the appeals court to rule that the Constitution included a right to sexual privacy that the ban on sex toy sales would violate. The court declined, indicating such a decision could lead down other paths.
"If the people of Alabama in time decide that a prohibition on sex toys is misguided, or ineffective, or just plain silly, they can repeal the law and be finished with the matter," the court said.
"On the other hand, if we today craft a new fundamental right by which to invalidate the law, we would be bound to give that right full force and effect in all future cases including, for example, those involving adult incest, prostitution, obscenity, and the like."
Attorney General Troy King said the court "has done its duty" in upholding the law.
Sherri Williams, an adult novelty retailer who filed the lawsuit with seven other women and two men, called the decision "depressing."
"I'm just very disappointed that courts feel Alabamians don't have the right to purchase adult toys. It's just ludicrous," said Williams, who lives in Florida and owns Pleasures stores in Huntsville and Decatur. "I intend to pursue this."
U.S. District Judge Lynwood Smith Jr. of Huntsville has twice ruled against the state law, deciding in 2002 that the sex toy ban violated the constitutional right to privacy. The state appealed both times and won.
The state law bans only the sale of sex toys, not their possession, the court said, and it doesn't regulate other items including condoms or virility drugs. "The Alabama statute proscribes a relatively narrow bandwidth of activity," U.S. Circuit Judge Stanley F. Birch Jr. wrote.
Circuit Judge Rosemary Barkett disagreed, saying the decision was based on the "erroneous foundation" that adults don't have a right to consensual sexual intimacy and that private acts can be made a crime in the name of promoting "public morality."
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Interesting... hmmm..... I'll keep my mouth shut for this one....
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Dam it - I just posted the same joke Will6970, I guess great minds think alike
Ok guys,
I did not write this one, it was sent to me this morning by a good friend in Ohio. I just finished laughing my ass off so I thought I would share it with you.
Old Butch
John was in the fertilized egg business.
He had several hundred young layers (hens), called 'pullets,'
and ten roosters to fertilize the eggs.
He kept records, and any rooster not performing
went into the soup pot and was replaced.
This took a lot of time, so he bought some tiny bells
and attached them to his roosters.
Each bell had a different tone, so he could tell from a distance,
which rooster was performing.
Now, he could sit on the porch And fill out an efficiency report
by just listening to the bells.
John's favourite rooster, old Butch, was a very fine specimen,
but this morning he noticed old Butch's bell hadn't rung at all!
When he went to investigate, he saw the other roosters were busy chasing pullets,
bells-a-ringing, but the pullets, hearing the roosters coming, could run for cover.
To John's amazement, old Butch had his bell in his beak, so it couldn't ring.
He'd sneak up on a pullet, do his job and walk on to the next one.
John was so proud of old Butch, he entered him in the Renfrew County Fair
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The result was the judges not only awarded old Butch the No Bell Piece Prize
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Clearly old Butch was a politician in the making.
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Vote carefully next year,
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Dam it - I just posted the same joke Will6970, I guess great minds think alike
Hopefully the bells will be ringing in 2010 for another reason. Anybody want to fix the Liberty Bell? I'd like some good music.
I'm going to have to copy that and forward it in some emails!!
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9. All-in-one skin sensor
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Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) has developed a prosthetic limb that is controlled by thought by reassigning the nerves to sensors that then move the artificial limb.
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Via TempTraq
14. The home health sensor
Cue, a miniature medical lab, give you metrics on the body's inflammation, vitamin D levels, fertility, testosterone and influenza using microfluidics and a range of sensors straight from the comfort of your own home. Cue is expected to ship in spring this year under the FDA's investigational devices exemption.


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Global Satellite Capacity Supply & Demand, 13th Edition (GSCSD13) is the latest installment of NSR's comprehensive & industry leading satellite capacity analysis. With the satellite telecommunications industry in a period of rapid technological innovation and competitive evolution, NSR's GSCSD13 offers insights and analysis on key trends and most pertinent questions facing the industry today, including:
With 13 regions, 8 applications, and 7 different types of capacity covered in-depth, GSCSD13 offers a segment-by-segment, region-by-region, frequency-by-frequency satellite capacity analysis that provides operators with the tools to shape their strategic roadmaps in the changing competitive and demand landscape.
Containing over one thousand supply, demand, and revenue forecasts and regional market share estimates complemented by NSR's in-depth qualitative analysis, as well as its newly-generated pricing component that is unique to the industry, GSCSD13 provides the most grounded and credible report on satellite capacity, which best outlines the future direction of the industry.
Since the report's inception, NSR has continually worked to improve the GSCSD study and make the research therein more relevant and useful to our clients, while making relevant adjustments to reflect changes to the industry.
The industry is currently facing financial challenges that could usher in a change in revenue guidance over the short-to-medium term. 2016 could see some of the most significant changes within the industry in terms of the impact of price and product offerings. As capacity prices continue to see downward pressure, the central question is whether there will be sufficient elasticity of demand to "grow the pie" on a sustainable basis. GSCSD13 offers comprehensive assessment of the factors influencing this dynamic, providing quantitative and qualitative analytical tools to better understand this relationship. Further, NSR's latest edition incorporates real world price inputs that reflect the current competitive landscape.
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The Global Satellite Capacity Supply & Demand, 13th Edition study segments HTS capacity by band and includes Non-GEO HTS forecasts. Further, the report utilizes data and forecast information from NSR's library of application-specific studies, topped off with significant analysis of GEO-HTS, MEO-HTS, LEO-HTS supply and competitive dynamics, and their respective impacts on the industry.
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Blown out strut mount/bearing assy.I personaly havent seen one blow out and im on my 3rd e30, but they have worn out enough to effect the steering.
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last week the steering on my e30 325is developed a 'heavy zone' ie. when the wheel is turned 90 degrees (or so) it feels as if the power assist has died, push it a little further and it loosens up again, but once 180 degrees (or so) is reached it becomes heavy again.
i suspect that the steering column u-joint (knuckle or whatever it's called) has developed a tight spot, as one of the four joins looks dry and there is some damage around it's periphery. i'm not entirely sure how this happened. i had my buddies hoist it to remove any suspension variables, manually rotating the steering assembly at the joint produced the same effect as turning the wheel.
where should i go from here? i got a price at my local import shop for a replacement column u-joint assembly: it's ~ $600 (cad) as they stated it to be one piece (i can only hope that that includes the core charge), but it looks to me that it can be disassembled, maybe to the point where i can replace just the joint.
or can i simply grease it? it doesn't appear to have a grease fitting (it's kinda small).
don't get me wrong, i've had this car for a long time and i love it, but i'm a student and $600 +tax is just too much.
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I keep recieving this error when trying to set a password for a user through the web service;
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Dim _iMISAuth As imis15.MembershipWebService = New imis15.MembershipWebService
Dim _strNewPassword As String = _iMISAuth.GeneratePassword
Dim _bolSetPassword As Boolean = False
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I don't have the membershp provider in the web.conf but I am calling the webservice and trying to authenticate that way according to http://www.imiscommunity.com/use_the_membership_web_service. I have tried different ways to authenticate before attemppting change the password. I do realize that there is a resetPassword but I can not use it for various reasons. This seems simple but I am just stuck . Any help would greatly be appreciated.
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we have a Problem with Mathematica 5:
We use Mathematica as an editor for mathematical websites and create
content with it.
To do this the best way, we use the text-mode for cells because only
equations are gif-Files when we export to html.
So we use inline-equations.
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Is there any way to disable, that single letters are italic?
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Médias / Actualités Produits et SAV / Atlas Copco completed and improved its water-injected AQ screw compressor range with new air-cooled units
Atlas Copco completed and improved its water-injected AQ screw compressor range with new air-cooled units
In January 2007, the Industrial Air Division of Atlas Copco Airpower introduced its newest AQ water-injected screw compressor range, with an installed motor power going from 30 to 55 kW and including amongst others two VSD models (AQ 37 VSD and AQ 55 VSD). Now the AQ range is complete, offering following versions: air-cooled, water-cooled, Workplace, Workplace Full-Feature, fixed speed and variable speed drive (VSD).
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Cookies are probably the most commonly baked thing in my kitchen, and they probably are in yours, too. Cookies are relatively quick and easy to make – compared to breads with long prep times and cakes with long baking times – and they are perfect for serving either a small group or a crowd. Cookies are also extremely versatile and there are an almost unlimited ... Read More »
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Bake and Destroy: Good Food for Bad Vegans
Vegan food isn't all raw vegetables and marinated tofu dishes. Vegan food, just like the people who are cooking it, can have a ton of personality when it is done right and Bake and Destroy: Good Food for Bad Vegans is definitely not short on personality. The cookbook offers up dozens of recipes that deliver a lot of flavor – and demonstrate a lot of creativity – ... Read More »
I Love Bacon!
At one time, bacon was generally thought of as a delicious side dish to accompany eggs or pancakes at breakfast. These days, bacon is actually one of the most versatile ingredients that you can have in the kitchen because you can easily work it into everything from breakfast to dinner to dessert – and people are finding more and more ways to do just that. ... Read More »
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There are quite a few different foods that people associate with Southern cooking, but biscuits stand out as one of the constants that you'll find in any restaurant and in just about every kitchen in the South. Biscuits are a quick bread and a side dish, and there are a tremendous number of variations on a basic biscuit recipe out there. Some are crispy, some ... Read More »
Tartine Bread
Tartine Bakery is practically a must-stop for foodies visiting San Francisco. The cute bakery has top notch baked goods, breads and pastries and is owned by two James Beard Award-winning chefs, not to mention the fact that it has lots of write ups by food writers and thousands of reviews on sites like Yelp. But if you're not going to be in the city by ... Read More »
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Long, slow cooking is great for all kinds of foods, from stews to roasts, but not everyone has the time to sit around the kitchen for hours a day babysitting a hot oven. The slow cooker is the solution, an appliance that does the slow cooking for you while you go to work, run errands or are out and about. Slow Cooker Revolution is a ... Read More »
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America's Test Kitchen is known for their recipes. More specifically, they're known for how comprehensively they test and retest recipes to find the perfect balance of ingredients and cooking methods to turn out some of the best recipes you can find. In their newest book. The America's Test Kitchen Healthy Family Cookbook, the test kitchen set their sights on making some of their favorite recipes ... Read More »
Flipping through the pages of Donuts will definitely put you in the mood for a donut. The photos of everything from Dulce de Leche Donuts to French Crullers and Maple Bars are nothing short of mouthwatering. It's a good thing that there are so many 24 hour donut shops out there! Then again, it's also a good thing that this cookbook happens to be filled ... Read More »


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DOYLESTOWN -- Apparently, while the Chippewa boys basketball program has seen its win total go up during head coach Tim Lucey's four seasons, the school district wants to go in a different direction.
Lucey was informed late last week that his teaching contract would not be renewed, with his final day May 31. He is a health and physical education teacher at Chippewa High, in addition to leading the Chipps' basketball program.
Under Lucey, the Chipps had improved their record each season. Despite having just two seniors on the roster, Chippewa just finished its most recent season with a record of 15-9, including 8-6 in the Wayne County Athletic League.
In the three years prior to Lucey's hiring, Chippewa was 8-55, including 4-38 in WCAL play. After bringing Lucey to Doylestown from Akron Hoban, where he was a teacher and basketball assistant for seven years, the Chipps' record is 42-48. In his first season, Chippewa was 6-15 and 1-13 in the WCAL, followed by seasons of 7-14 (3-11 WCAL), 14-10 (7-7) and this past year, when the Chipps tied for fourth in the league.
The Chippewa school board has not officially non-renewed Lucey's supplemental contract to coach basketball, but could act on that matter as soon as Monday's board meeting, which is at 7 p.m. at Chippewa Middle School.
"I am not at liberty to comment on personnel issues at this time," Chippewa High athletic director Bill Conley said Friday, adding that action on the matter could be taken at Monday's board meeting. Asked if Lucey could retain his coaching position if he was non-renewed as a teacher, Conley would not comment.
According to several sources, a group of Lucey supporters feel he was unfairly non-renewed and have started a petition to save his teaching and coaching jobs. They also say they plan to attend the board meeting to speak on his behalf.
When reached in Columbus, where he is attending this weekend's boys state tournament, Lucey declined to comment.
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I hope the board thinks long and hard about this move. I find it hard to believe they are going to find a better coach who is willing to deal with the lack of support from administration (board members not attending games) and pathetic facilities( 1 regulation size court for all basketball programs to use girls/boys middle school & HS programs) Hard to build a program without the full commitment of those in charge, the KIDS deserve better!


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Rev 7 gum was invented by scientists at Bristol University and is due to launch in Europe this year.
Rev7 is the revolutionary chewing gum that provides a solution to expensive sidewalk cleaning and the annoyance of getting gum stuck to your shoes or clothes. It developed from research at England's Bristol University, where scientists worked on altering its water-repellent nature.
The gum is amphiphilic, which means it allows some water to penetrate it, reducing its ability to stick to surfaces. It is far easier to remove than conventional gum, which requires all sorts of enery-intensive procedures such as steam and chemical treatments, freezing and jet washing.
Revolymer Limited, the UK-based polymer company producing the product, launched the gum in the US last year and now plans to soon bring it to Europe after getting clearance from the European Food Safety Authority.


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Got some work to do to get them to be able to turn fully but 205/70/15 Pirelli Scorpion ATR
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Sprayed with a few coats of automotive clear coat with a bit of black paint mixed in, tested it on a junk tail light until i got the desired shade. I could have easily gone darker by adjusting the...
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So let's face reality, and make some tough decisions about who we want to be jobless: the relatively old or the very young.
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It is an illusion to think that those fleeing from war and poverty can become discouraged in the face of tough laws.
What we need—now more than ever—are voices encouraging both sides to make the tough concessions required for peace.
But I ran to do the tough things—the right things—no matter the politics.
Even when they did pick out novels, they were just as tough as the history books.
"It's going to be a tough planet for a long time," he said thoughtfully.
Dont you remember last night I remarked how tough was that one we had for dinner?
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For anchorage there was a tough, fair-sized shrub close to the wall.
Old English toh "difficult to break or chew," from Proto-Germanic *tankhuz (cf. Middle Low German tege, Middle Dutch taey, Dutch taai, Old High German zach, German zäh). See rough for spelling change.
Figurative sense of "strenuous, difficult, hard to beat" is first recorded c.1200; that of "hard to do, trying, laborious" is from 1610s. Verb tough it "endure the experience" is first recorded 1830, American English. Tough guy first recorded 1932. Tough-minded first recorded 1907 in William James. Tough luck first recorded 1912; tough shit is from 1946.
"street ruffian," 1866, American English, from tough (adj.).
A hard and menacing person (1866+)
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