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Iceland, Reykjavik, Fanfest 2013
Fanfest in Reykjavik enjoys an almost legendary reputation, not only for people that play Eve Online, send scanners through out galaxies and have starting playing Dust 514, a free-to-play title for the PS3.
The descent upon this volcanic island by plane, already gives a good impression, how the designers of the game, which is produced by CCP in Iceland, got their inspiration for the graphics. The venue hall Harpa, whose facade was inspired by facettes on icebergs and provides stunning views of the surroundiing landscape, became home to almost 2000 players and fans, who made it over to this barren rock in the northern atlantic. The Harpa housed the fans now for a second time, but the Fanfest celebrated its tenth anniversary this year.
Ten years are indeed a long time for any game, especially, when you become aware of the fact, that it is probably the only game, that still attracts a growing number of players, every year. This is not only due to that fact, that CCP constantly evolves Eve and listens closely to their fans and meets with them personally at Fanfest itself.
After years at various gaming industry and gaming events, may they be big or small, have i ever felt so at ease and so close to the actual developers, so very relaxed was the whole atmosphere, surrounding the event, and so absolutely approachable, was anyone from the development side, an absolute pleasure to behold, even if you met them rushing between lectures.
These lectures did not only cover the three different games anf their universes and implementation, with Make Eve Real a series of lectures was introduced, not only for the hardcore gamer, but for anyone interested in space and possible future technologies. Former astronauts, scientists and entrepreneurs gave fascinating glimpses into the future and talked about possible space elevators, how reaching the speed of light might be possible and close to the interest of many Eve gamers, there was even a lecture on how to possibly mine asteroids at some stage and what the implications could be. A lot of interesting questions were also raised by the gamers.
The big announcements this year naturally covered CCP's main games, Eve and Dust, yet another game is currently developed and features in the world of vampires, mages and vampires in the World of Darkness, but few facts were announced. Some promising glimpses into the world were given, but gamers will have to wait for a couple of years before they can hold the actual game in their hands. Bearing this in mind, one does wonder, how this MMO will be used to tie into the Eve universe, and how a possible successor may play a big role in bringing the universe of Eve and Dust together even more.
A physical copy of Dust will have to wait also, but the game is already in open beta and downloadable through the Playstation Network and will be finished by May the 14th (514, get it?). As a free-to-play title, Dust is looking quite good already, but as was shown on Fanfest, it is currently vastly improved and possible future downloads will continue to tie the game even more into the big Eve universe. Fanfest featured a big PvP-tournament, in which mercenaries in Dust 514 played against pilots in Eve Online. Both parties fought for a space station in orbit around one of the planets in the vast Eve universe and the thought, that two different games on two different plattforms can seemlessly play together on a single server to achieve one goal, really raises the bar for other games to achieve such a level of immersion.
By making Dust 514 free-to-play, gamers can buy ingame items, which are mostly cosmetic in nature, as CCP wants to avoid a pay-to-win approach, but the additional currency that is introduced into the game and into the whole economy of the universe. This allows for contracts, that are interesting for both type of players and further the political and economical aspects of the game, for which Eve is already known and for which Dust could provide a whole new level of scandals.
The extensions and new features, that will be introduced into Eve: Odyssey are probably more intersting to the Eve hardcore gamers and will feature new ship models, a restructuring of scanning, and possible new animations and the fight against the loading bar. Mainly the focus seemed to be to further unite the whole universe and fuse Eve and Dust more and more together.
A truly astonishing and surprising experience was the glimpse that was provided by some CCP developers, who worked in their "20% time", gracioulsy provided by CCP, who worked on a little Spaceshooter, set into the Eve univers and was playable with the new Oculus Rift, a high-def VR-helmet fitted with accelerometers and gyros. Gamers at Fanfest could play 6 vs 6 dogfight, trying to hunt down the opponent with lasers and missiles, a truly immersive gaming experience, which left me desperately wanting for more.
In such a comprehensive universe, with the strategic and political aspects of Eve and the more casual shooter approach of Dust, in which by sheer force of numbers, an army of mercenaries could be created, to either serve the cooperations of Eve, or possibly dominate them through means of war, brings a unique and fascinating prespective to the table, that shows, what could be possible in these games.
Reducing the Fanfest to a few words just doesn't work. The atmosphere generated by the fans, the scenery outside the venue, glaciers and mountains as a backdrop to a temple of glas, all on the first day of summer in Iceland, when it just snowed a little, provided for a unique experience, that i was really happy to be a part of. I truly hope to be able to be part of it again, even though the tickets were sold out as early as february this year ..


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I think if LIC continues at this pace, 700 ft will be a filler. For now though, this will stand out no doubt. In 2022, it might not. Wasn't to long ago that 500 ft was tall for Brooklyn, now, its a mid rise.
I'm glad that we have this flurry lately of 600+ footers being revealed. Always a good sign.
Design is OK, but looks like it will block some of the views for Linc LIC.
This one is now under demo!
Great update JC
Warehouse nearly cleaned up. Should start digging up soon.
Great update bro!
This warehouse had some political messages on the roof that were visible from the 7 train.
The lot is completely cleared now . No digging yet though.
This morning
Im pretty sure that steel is for a small hotel next door and is not part of this project.
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Warning: Yar! Here be spoilers, matey! Edit
The following interview with Matthew Senreich & Seth Green contains Season 1 DVD and Season 2 spoilers. If you wish to avoid this kind of information, you can view this spolier-free version of the interview, with the offending details removed.
This interview was lovingly copied from this page on the official Robot Chicken site at adultswim.com.
It's that maddening time between seasons when we start asking questions: What the hell is going on? How is it possible to get 3-5 servings of vegetables into our diet? And what about the DVD? Some of our concerns may be partially valid. Fortunately, there are telephones. We procured one and placed a call to Robot Chicken creators Seth Green and Matt Senreich. What followed made us feel better.
First of all, what's up with the DVD?
Seth: The DVD is almost done. We're working on the extras right now, trying to make it an actual, viable DVD. So not only do you get the episodes, but you get deleted scenes and a whole bunch of technical stuff that will be really interesting for people who are into animation. Commentary on every single episode.
Matt: You'll literally watch Seth act out different scenes for the animators with, like, eight different haircuts.
What? How does that even happen?
Seth: I had to do a bunch of the directing from remote locations last year cause I was working on a movie...
Matt: So, yeah, he goes through the Mohawk, he goes through the crewcut, he goes through the mullet…he's got it all.
Matt: Also, today we're going to be working on a pee reel. Our animators decided, at the end of every one of their shots, to have the characters pee themselves. So we're going to tie that together and see if it works. It could be funny...
So, like, on my menu of extras...
Matt: Either that or maybe we'll talk about putting it on as an Easter egg for those skilled enough to find it.
Well, I think you guys might have the first pee reel ever.
Seth: I think so, yeah. I mean, I'm sure there's some fetish clubs that have pee reels, but ours is one of the only PG-rated pee reels.
That's ground breaking. I tip my hat to you fellas.
Seth: Thank you, sir. I accept the tip.
And when does the DVD come out?
Matt: It's still to be determined. We heard early next year to time with the new season, but nobody's told us a definitive date yet. We just approved the box art, which we're going to photograph probably in the next week or two.
So that's early next year, but otherwise you guys are working on the new season, correct?
Seth: We've written 10 new shows and we're knee deep in the next group. We did our first record session already. I've recorded my parts on six episodes. We've got storyboards, we're building…
Matt: We pretty much just started pre-production, so we're building the toys right now and we're starting to build the sets, actually, tomorrow. Filming will start...I think it's on Halloween.
And for everyone at home, the order is for...
Matt and Seth: Twenty.
Twenty, OK.
Matt: So we're halfway through the writing portion of it…
Seth: And living on a prayer.
Wow. So you're going to start shooting those even as you write the next batch?
Matt: Yeah, we're going to be doing everything at the same time, which will probably make our hair go grey very quickly.
Seth: Just for a period of time, though. Then we'll start dying it with that fantastic Just for Men gel.
How many people are on the writing staff?
Seth: Well, we got myself and Matt and Mike Fasolo and our head writers, Tom Root and Douglas Goldstein. And then we've been bringing in sort of satellite writers for five episodes at a time.
Matt: So we'll rotate in two different writers over the course of five episodes. We brought in Breckin Meyer, who did a bunch of voices for us last season. He came in and wrote with us. And we got these two guys who are, um, gosh...right now, they're doing a play in New York about Bill Gates.
Interesting. OK…
Matt: But yeah, they had a short-lived MTV show, also. Just awesome guys. And right now we have some guys from The Groundlings, which is a comedy troupe out in LA.
Absolutely, yeah.
Seth: Let me give you a little bit of insight into what you can expect this season.
Seth: The wide spectrum between The Golden Girls and Dragonball Z.
(Laughs.) "The wide spectrum between The Golden Girls and Dragonball Z?!"
Seth: And I have five words for you, if you choose to accept them.
Hit me.
Seth: Corey Haim and Corey Feldman.
(Laughs.) That's five words--indeed! OK, how about voice talent? Are there any surprises...
Seth: They will remain surprises!
Seth: Yeah, you know, we go out to a lot of really auspicious people in an effort to boost their careers through cable animation…
(Uproarious laughter.)
Seth: There's always a possibility of getting amazing people, and always a possibility that they don't think we're funny, so....
Matt: But we have our staples coming back. You know, Seth MacFarlane is coming back to do some stuff and we have Sarah Michelle Gellar coming back to do stuff.
Seth: We got Christian Slater this year. And Phyllis Diller did a reprisal.
Matt: I'm trying to think of some of the other people who jump out….
Seth: We've only done the one record, so until somebody's in the booth we don't like to count 'em. But suffice to say, we're aiming high.
Matt: Yeah, we're going after, like, what, Oscar winners?
Seth: A bunch of 'em, yeah.
Matt: Don't know if anyone will do it, but we'll see.
Fantastic. So how many days a week are you guys at it? Like, every single day?
Matt: Probably six days a week. It's been pretty rigorous. Seth is also doing two other jobs, which makes his life fun. He's got an NBC show, which is launching early next year, and he's doing Family Guy.
Oh, what's the new show?
Seth: I'm doing this show for NBC called Four Kings, from the guys that created Will & Grace.
And it's a live-action sitcom, I'm assuming?
Seth: Yep, four-camera comedy!
Matt: Yep, so basically he does that in the morning and then he comes to us in the afternoons and we keep him until, like, 10 or 11 o'clock at night.
Seth: Except on the days when we have 8 a.m. writer meetings over the phone.
Good lord, yeah, I can't imagine...
Matt: So we're making him very happy lately.
Sounds like it.
Seth: If I pass on being the special guest star at your kids' Bar Mitzvah, don't call me an %$!^*$#.
(Laughs.) How do you guys blow off steam around the office?
Seth: We take turns kicking each other in the chest. It's so much more satisfying than you think.
Matt: It's totally entertaining. I think we're working everyone really hard, because our head writer Doug Goldstein falls asleep in his chair a lot, which results in lots of torture from us.
Seth: Doug doesn't have any shoes in his wardrobe anymore.
Isn't your facility in Santa Monica or something?
Matt: We're in Hollywood now. We actually just moved because the old studio was too small. We needed a lot more storage space because of all the toys. So, you know, we got a much larger building and now we're pretty much in a giant warehouse with, like, a tree house of offices in the center? If that makes any sense…
Nice. OK.
Matt: Yeah, it's all ready to go. We've got everything. We have our puppet department, our set department…
Are Dino Stamatopoulos and the Moral Orel guys using the same facility?
Seth: We're using the space that they finished.
Matt: But, yeah, same exact offices. Dino, actually, his office is right across the hallway from ours.
Seth: Every once in a while we throw stuff and hurl obscenities.
Matt: Yeah, he's got lots of Frankenstein memorabilia in there.
Seth: Classic monsters.
Matt: So we, like, put hats on his statues, things like that.
Seth: We snuck in and posed all of his toys in compromising positions.
I know I've asked before, but...are you going to use the Adult Swim action figures in your new season?
Matt: Yes. It'll most likely be in our first episode.
Seth: It's brief, but important.
Obviously, you guys have a lot of hardcore fans on the Fan Collective and our message boards. Care to address them?
Seth: We love you deeply and honestly, and we hope that you can feel it through this electronic relationship.
I felt it a little bit--it was a tingle.
Seth: You know what? We love making this show, but the fact that people enjoy it and kinda come along with us on these jokes is really, really satisfying.
Matt: We just love the fact that...you know, we scour the message boards every once in a while and we love the people that kinda pick out that one obscure reference that we had, the one where we were, like, "No one is gonna get this…"
Seth: Except "that guy."
Matt: And then "that guy" gets it, and it makes it all the more worth it for us.
Seth: Yeah, Modpop38291…
Shout out to them.
Seth: Yeah, a big shout out!
That's a beautiful thing, man. It's a great, great thing.
Matt: Yeah, without a doubt. And it escalated a little bit further for us when we went to Comic-Con. I don't think we realized…
Seth: It's pretty intense to see 3,000 people in one room together, all kinda quotin' stuff.
Matt: And it's not even Robot Chicken specifically, it's Adult Swim as a whole. It's just a really cool community of people.
We know you guys need to get back to work, so...anything else?
Seth: San Dimas High School football rules!
Alright! Thanks for talking with us.
Matt: Take care.
Seth: Bye!


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I've been thinking about running A LOT.
I ran twice during the month of February, both adventures while I was in Las Vegas, taking in the warmth and sunshine and mostly the lack of snow.
Winter has been BRUTAL here and early on I made a promise to Nick that I wouldn't run outside unless the temperature was over 30 degrees and that running space wasn't icy or extremely dangerous. I'm pretty sure the only days that this has happened in Scotia since I first made the statement in January were while I was westward.
On top of normal winterness of CDNY, it has seemed extra windy and doubly snowy this time around, making the idea of winter running completely laughable. I see a group of running bad-asses in their neon orange and yellow tops, making their way through the roads of the park I work in and I am baffled at their ability to log miles during the past several weeks.
Then again, every time I have thought "I could go for a short run now" weather-wise has been in the middle of the work day and therefore not conducive to actual "lace up and go" time. And every time I've seen said bad-asses has been in the middle of the work day, so maybe I should cut myself some slack.
The other night I laid in bed unable to sleep and reread my half marathon recap. Again. A few nights later when I couldn't sleep I went through my entire #THS13point1 Weekly Training Recaps from start to finish.
I'm just starting to think about 2015 race plans, though most of my internet running friends are already in the depth of training for their big races.
The idea of a 50 mile trail relay has been floating around the office, which would be a completely knew experience considering I've done "trail running" one half of a time if you count my getting lost on a short cut through wooded parts and still keeping myself at jog when trying to find my way back to a neighborhood.
At the end of last year I was toying with the idea of a marathon and was sold on the idea of running another half. Right now all I care about is starting to log outdoor miles consistently again. I know I will be chasing down a new 5K PR after last year's record yet disappointing finish.
I also know that instead of rereading thousands of words I wrote before and after training last year, I could be holding plank for thousands of seconds to become a better runner. There's a list of intentions I've set for myself for the month of March to set myself up to be a stronger runner, and core work is, as always, on the list.
Another activity to get myself set for spring running is organize and prep my gear. As I cleaned out my running drawer and storage areas, I put items I never wear for any number of excuses in a donate pile and only kept the pieces I really love. There's no use holding on to something that makes me feel uncomfortable when on a run. Plus, now I've made a bit of room for me to restock on my favorite running gear.
1. BAMR Bands. I have a handful of headbands I like to wear, but BAMR Bands are my favorite headbands for running, without a doubt. I've never had a problem with them staying on my head no matter how long I'm running, or how sweaty I get. These bands have great patterns – including sparkle! – and do a great job of keeping my hair and sweat out of my eyes as I'm logging miles. Made by a member of the HLB Community, Katie Heddleston of Healthy Heddleston, BAMR bands supports Every Mother Counts with every purchase made!
2. Prescription sunglasses for cheap, from Zenni. Are you familiar with Zenni Optical? It's one of the handful of websites I now know about that sell prescription eye glasses for REASONABLE PRICES. So reasonable, that I didn't think twice about ordering a pair of sunglasses when my prescription got updated. Because I bought them during a BOG2 deal, Including shipping they cost me less than $10 total, which means I'm not afraid to lose them, break them, or decide I need better ones when the time comes. I have ordered glasses from this site NUMEROUS times now, and hbave been really happy with the experience. I recommend the service in real life on the regular, especially for prescription sunglasses!
3. GymBoss Interval Timer. I love this little gadget for keeping track of run:walk intervals, timing circuit workouts, and adding timed sprints to my runs. I've had my Gymboss for years and the products available have really upgraded since I first bought mine. There are SO many colors and a MAX option, now! I also use my timer for non-fitness stuff, too – like setting focused task sessions at the office or rewarding myself with a break after 90 minutes of writing.
4. C9 by Champion Performance Tee. This is the classic short sleeved performance top sold at Target, which means I can often find them on clearance as the seasons and fitness trend colors and necklines change. I have a lot of race and event performance t-shirts, but I like to purchase these when I can find them at a good price in a BRIGHT color. Since I do a lot of road running, I can never have enough neon running gear.
5. Cambelbak Water Packs. I bought my Cambelbak used through a friend and then purchased a new mouth piece set from EMS online. This water pack system was a great tool to have when half marathon training last summer. I know there are lots of different sizes available and I'm really happy with mine, which I believe is an older version of the HydroBak. It holds just enough water for long runs and the pocket comes in handy for holding fuel.
6. Spark Energy Drink Mix. Yup, I'm on that bandwagon. I've been ordering these pouches to use before workouts [and after late bar trips] for the past several months from several of my friends who are reps. There are a BUNCH of HLB members out there who are selling this stuff along with other Advocare products if you are interested in learning more. I'm digging the Pink Lemonade, Pomegrante, and Fruit Punch flavors best so far, but I still have several more to try!
7. Mizuno Wave Riders. I'm toying with the idea of buying myself new ones right now, because I mean – LOOK AT THEM: Mizuno Wave Rider 18's. The 17's have been so good to me, and they are nearing the end of their safe and healthy mileage, for sure. And I love the minty color scheme for certain! Though… then I start thinking about braining out and trying other Mizuno's… if I'm going for looks 100%, I dig the style of the white Wave Sayonara 2s, but I know better than to choose a running shoe based on looks alone. No matter what I decide, when it comes to new running shoes, I think I'll set some fitness goals to reach in the next several weeks to EARN those new running shoes.
8. EMS Women's Fast Mountain Lightweight Coolmax and Wool QuarterSocks. These are my favorite socks for running and honestly, for just wearing around the house, too. They are comfortable and thick without being over poweringly warm. I like that they cover my ankles and they fit my foot nicely. I end up buying a few pairs just about every time I shop at EMS. [Though I do want to notes that Feetures are another favorite running sock that I plan to buy more of ASAP! I wore them for my half marathon and didn't have any blisters post race!]
9. Lands' End Women's Polartec Aircore 100 EZ Touch Gloves. I bought a few pairs when certain patterns were marked down on clearance and they are terrific for when I am running. The touch screen finger tips make iPod and phone usage easy and when my hands get too warm and I want to remove them, I clip them together and attach them to my SpiBelt. No need to hold them as I jog or keep room for them in a pocket or in the belt itself. I've noticed that these gloves often go on sale for $5 a pair, so be sure to check out L:andsEnd.com if you are interested!
What are your running gear favorites? What items do you take on EVERY long run? What do you swear by?


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Avatar takes place a mere 150 years in the future. Long enough that not even the youngest of us will be around to see it come to pass, but close enough that we are able to see it start to head in that direction. One fact that Avatar established in its companion material was that the global population had topped out at roughly 20 billion people. That's nearly 3 times the current population of about 6.8 billion. Overpopulation is often referred to as the root of almost all of humanity's problems. We are so afraid that we don't have enough resources, that our neighbors might try to take ours, and that our neighbors might have more than we do. Quite simply, there is just not enough Earth to go around anymore.
That is not to say that a lower population would promise peace and prosperity. Even in times when the global population was a fraction of what it is now, there was still war, abuse, and all manner of atrocities that humans feel necessary to commit on themselves and each other. However, given the elightened general population of our time period, a drastic decrease in population would solve a great majority of some of our most prominent problems.
Thinking about how quickly and numerously humans breed, I began to think of other animals that share similar behaviors in multiplication. I kept coming back to animals like mice, where their only survival against extinction, being mostly food for larger predators, is to breed as quickly an numerously as possible. I think that from a certain (and I will admit cynical) point of view, I think this is what humanity is doing. Trying to out-breed our own extinction.
There are several overlying causes for the population increase, outside of the obvious ones of people refusing to control the size of their families. One reason is security. In many developing, and even semi-developed countries, it is near impossible for one to care for themselves when they enter old age. So having children would give you the security of knowing that once you are unable to care for yourself, you will have children who will be able to do it for you. Another reason is religion. Among most Abrahamic religions, there is the recurring adage of "go forth and multiply". Now it seems that people are quick to use that as an excuse, and that it is their devine duty to produce as many people as possible. Finally and perhaps most importantly is birth control. A staggering percentage the annual population increase is due to people engaging in reproductive acts without taking measures to prevent pregnancy. There is a large modern movement to provide contraceptives in various forms for free in developed countries through programs such as Planned Parenthood, as well as distribution in 3rd world countries where there are no contraceptives to speak of.
It is ironic perhaps that one of the biggest problems facing us today is one of the most easily curable. This is a delicate topic to discuss so I am keeping it on the shorter side. It is delicate because it is quite easy for the discussion to begin to go down roads like determining who is deserving of procreation and who is not, and reasonable methods of curbing population growth should it begin to ge to a critical point. I have enjoyed Camerons interviews where he mentions population growth as a significant problem for the future, particularly because it will only serve to increase conflicts and hostilities to seize and maintain the various resources that are left to us. If anyone happens to come across any interesting articles or books about the population problems facing us, please share them. Irayo Willofeywa 03:59, June 28, 2010 (UTC)


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Oil refiners and automakers have been at odds over how much sulfur should be allowed in gasoline, but two players in the debate - BP Amoco and Ford Motor Co. - have buried the hatchet to bring a new low-sulfur fuel to the industry's heartland.
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• 4 ripe pears (any kind), peeled,
• 2 tbsp. brown sugar
• 1 tbsp. olive or vegetable oil
• 1 tbsp. balsamic vinegar
• 24 slices from thin French bread baguette
• 8 oz. Cabot Extra Sharp or Sharp Cheddar
• 1/3 cup chopped toasted pecans
• thinly slivered fresh sage leaves
1. Place rack in lower third of oven and preheat oven to 400º F.
2. In 8-inch pyrex or similar casserole, toss together pears, sugar and oil until well combined; spread in even layer. Bake for 15 minutes.
3. Stir pears, then return to oven for 10 - 15 minutes longer or until sugar has begun to caramelize and pears are browned. Add vinegar to dish and stir to distribute. Bake pears for 5 minutes longer.
4. Remove from oven and let cool.(Pears can be prepared up to 1 week ahead and refrigerated until ready to use.)
5. Top each bread round with slice of cheddar. Add heaping teaspoon of roasted pears, sprinkle of pecans and slivers of sage.
Nutrition Analysis
Calories 298 , Total Fat 11g , Saturated Fat 5g , Sodium 463mg , Carbohydrates 40g , Dietary Fiber 3g , Protein 10g , Calcium 50mg
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Over the past few weeks, social media has been overrun by the #icebucketchallenge, the viral campaign meant to raise awareness for ALS (Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis). As digital natives, marketers and social media-addicts, we've been enthralled and intrigued by the virality of this campaign. Now that it's settling down and our newsfeeds are going back to cat videos and Buzzfeed articles with The Most Overdramatic Headline You Will Ever See In Your Whole Life Ever, we've spent some time looking at the numbers and created an infographic that makes it easier to understand the magnitude of the #icebucketchallenge but, more importantly, the devastating effects of the disease that it has shed light on.
Some say that it is narcissism masked as philanthropy, others say that even if that's true, it shouldn't matter because it raised millions of dollars. Did everyone who dumped water over their head donate? Probably not. Is it unethical to waste perfectly good water when countries all over the world have no access to clean water? Well, we wouldn't be shipping that water to them anyways, so…probably not, but maybe the California drought could use some more. You could always do as one of our sales team did and go run underneath some regenerated water…or pull a Matt Damon and head straight to your toilet.
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A flood is when there is too much precipitation or overflowing waters. The water starts to go on land because there is no room for it anywhere else.
How Does a Flood Form?
A flood forms when too much rain falls. It can also be formed by overflowing lakes, dams, or rivers. The water has no where to go, so it stays on land. I bet you have also heard of something called a flash flood before. A flash flood is the same thing as a flood, but it happens much faster and unexpectedly. There is normally Cumulonimbus clouds during a flood. Floods occur in a low pressure system. In a low pressure system it is cloudy and not very sunny.
Historical Examples of a Flood
The 1993 Missouri River flood was a horrific flood that happened not too long ago. 50 people died from it and it costed $15 billion in damage. It caused tons of people to evacuate. The flood occurred in North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, and Missouri 75 towns were completely destroyed.
On May 31st 1889, a dam broke and flooded Pennsylvania killing more than 2,200 people. It caused $17 million dollars in damage. There are no records of any injuries. The dam was 900 by 72 feet. You can just imagine how much water was there and why it was a big deal especially in the late 1800's. They had no way to prepare for it.
Floods are always very serious.
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Today we have the technology to prepare for floods. Floods are impossible to prevent, but we can get ready for them. If you watch the weather channel, they show the weather radar to see where rain is falling. If you listen to the radio they will also give warnings and watches for floods and many other natural disasters.
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"NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory." NSSL: Severe Weather 101: Floods. Web. 11 Mar. 2015. <http://www.nssl.noaa.gov/education/svrwx101/floods/>
United States. National Park Service. "Weather and Climate." National Parks Service. U.S. Department of the Interior, 12 Mar. 2015. Web. 12 Mar. 2015. <http://www.nps.gov/zion/planyourvisit/weather-and-climate.htm>.
"Weather Wiz Kids Weather Information for Kids." Weather Wiz Kids Weather Information for Kids. Web. 12 Mar. 2015. <http://weatherwizkids.com/weather-rain.htm>.
Woods, Michael & Woods Mary. Floods. Minneapolis, MS: Lerner Publications, 2004. Print.
"The Johnstown Flood." History.com. A&E Television Networks. Web. 17 Mar. 2015. <http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/the-johnstown-flood>.


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President George W. Bush opened his presidential library today, tacitly addressing his critics with the words, "history will decide" on how to think of the Bush legacy. With that in mind, we humbly offer these five volumes to help explain the presidency of George W. Bush:
Hubris, by Michael Isikoff and David Corn
Any discussion of the Bush legacy has to start with the wars he started. The first in Afghanistan, was at least arguably a response to 9/11. Whether it was a good response is open to debate, but it was a response. Iraq was publicly--PUBLICLY--based on a hunch that Sadaam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction and links to Al Qaida, but in reality was more about securing oil reserves and getting Dick Cheney's friends at Halliburton and Blackwater very rich.
To catalogue that debacle, we turn to Isikoff and Corn, whose tome is subtitled: The Inside Story of Spin, Scandal and the Selling of the Iraq War. It's an ugly story, but the first one that needs to be told when deciding how we feel about the Bush presidency.
Too Big To Fail by Andrew Ross Sorkin
The Big Short by Michael Lewis would have been equally appropriate, but Lewis is more of a storyteller, while Sorkin conducts something resembling a full autopsy of the financial crisis. This also belongs in the Clinton library, because it was under the Clinton administration that most of the disastrous deregulating of financial markets (signing the Glass-Steagall act was one of the worst moves of Clinton's presidency), but the Bush team took control of the train headed toward the cliff and pushed the throttle all the way down. That's the basic story. To get the full picture, go to your local (non-Bush Presidential division) library.
Who Stole The American Dream? by Hedrick Smith
Wealth disparity is at cartoonish levels right now, with the top 1% of earners taking in around half of the entire country's income. How did that happen? Well, it wasn't all Bush (again, that was all set in motion in previous decades), but Pulitzer Prize winner Hedrick Smith details how wealth steadily made its way from the middle class to the upper class to the upper upper class. With that history, we can understand the infamous Bush tax cuts, which Smith explains in painful detail. It was hardly the first, but possibly the largest wealth transfer directly from the government to the richest Americans. Funny, not a lot of that wealth has trickled down. Weird, right?
No Child Left Behind Primer, by Frederick M. Hess and Michael J. Petrilli
While many are skeptical, one major initiative that history is still deciding on is Bush's landmark education bill: No Child Left Behind. NCLB aimed to have every child in the U.S. proficient in math, reading and science by 2014 (good luck with that). NCLB trumped state legislatures, the normal arbiters of education policy, and put in testing regimens to judge students, teachers and schools. It is this influx of tests that many feel is misguided, encouraging teachers to teach to the test, inflate grades and occasionally make up scores.
Republic, Lost: How Money Corrupts Congress--and a Plan to Stop It, by Lawrence Lessig
I'm cheating a little bit with this one, because it's not exactly about the Bush presidency, but it is about politics in this era, and how every major industry from big oil to big pharma to big banks to big farms shaped the legislation and decisions of the Bush presidency. Lessig's cause is campaign finance, and the corrupting influence it has on American politics. No understanding of American politics over the last several decades, but especially the last two decades can fit all the disparate pieces together without an understanding of how the gravity of campaign money warps the entire system.
I encourage you to check out all of these thoughtful, well-written books, but if you have to pick one, start with Republic, Lost. If we want to avoid another Bush-level disaster of a presidency, we need to cure Washington of its corrupting addiction to campaign money, and the people that provide it.


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For so many of us, our all-time favorite flavors are the ones that simmer on our parents' stoves and rise out of the backs of ovens of our childhood. I grew up in a house in the Northern California woods heated only by a fireplace upstairs and downstairs the big wood-burning stove that divides the kitchen from the dining room. So the winter meals of my memory always have a slightly smokey flavor, and the deep warmth of hours simmering over uneven heat. My mom didn't start making Moroccan food until I was a teenager, and really has only developed her signature tagines over the past decade or so as I and other friends have built her a collection of Moroccan cookbooks and implements, but Moroccan tagines fit so perfectly with that vague and general memory of the meals of my childhood that I'm slowly reconstructing my memory to have them always having been there. A tagine is traditionally made in a beautiful red clay deep flat dish with a conical top that is ideal for wood-burning stoves, but it can be cooked in any large pan with a good lid. On a trip to Morocco a few years ago, I picked up Liliane Otal's Connaître la cuisine marocaine, and her tagine recipes have proved to be the best both because their flavor is exquisite and because their preparation is extremely simple and relies on ingredients that can be readily found in the US. Here's my translation—including a few modifications—of one of her simplest and best: Poulet au miel (Chicken with Honey)
Chicken with Honey
Serves 4
1 chicken (or the equivalent in your favorite combination of legs and breasts)
2 large onions, thinly sliced or roughly chopped
2 tablespoons honey
½ tsp. ground cinnamon
Olive oil
1 tsp salt
½ tsp. pepper
Cut the chicken into pieces (separating thigh and drumsticks, breasts and wings) and brown in olive oil in a tagine or large pan. When the chicken is browned, add the onion. Stir well and let cook a few minutes over low heat, until the onions soften and begin to become translucent. Pour two cups of water over the chicken and onions. Sprinkle with salt, pepper, and cinnamon, letting the seasoning sit on top of the chicken rather than stirring it in. Cover and simmer for at least 45 minutes and up to 1 ½ hours. Remove lid, stir in the honey, and simmer, uncovered so that the sauce reduces, at least 15 minutes and up to 30 minutes. Serve with couscous.


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1. AndroidTroll (Posts: 359; Member since: 05 Mar 2011)
I actually don't think Eric Bana is all that hot. He was good in Funny People though. Who I am kidding, I wouldn't kick him out of bed! jk lol
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I'm struggling to get a k-omega model to run a FLUENT simulation of a naca 0012.
The 0012 is at zero degrees angle of attack, with a chord of 1 meter. The rectangular domain is a tet mesh whose inlet is 20 meters upstream and outlet is 40 meters downstream with the top and bottom of the domain at +/- 20 meters from the airfoil. It should be a big enough domain and a fairly simple and classic simulation.
This sounds like a very broad question but how would I get the k-w model to produce good results? My understanding is that k-w has the potential to predict transition so could k-w run at a Re# of say 1.3 million by specifying the inlet velocity of 20 m/s? It doesn't seem to work when I tried it. The velocity contours show a low velocity bubble around the airfoil and then acceleration way downstream.
k-w can also do compressibility apparently. So I tried running a density solver with the energy equation on, and the k-w compressibility option turned on. I used pressure-far-field conditions for the inlet, top and bottom of the domain (M=0.8) and a pressure outlet with a turbulent intensity of 0.1%. That solution diverged.
Sooooo it should be a fairly simple simulation. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong here. I was able to get a k-epsilon model to run assuming a turbulent Re# (about 4.8 million; inlet velocity 70 m/s). If I step outside of this regime,I would have to change models because my flow would not be fully turbulent, which is my whole motivation for trying to get a k-w model to run at both low Re# and compressible flows.
One issue might be the turbulent intensity and viscosity ratio. I set 0.1% for the intensity because I read on cfd-online that's an estimate for intensity for external flows around aircraft/cars/etc. could be much less than 1%. I left the viscosity ratio as 10 and it worked out very well for the k-e turbulent case that I ran.
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