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Whether you are seeing summer slip away to be replaced by fall, or are in the part of the world where the first signs of spring are promising an end to winter, it is probably equally hard to consider that 2011 is more than half over and 2012 just around the corner! To ease any distress you might feel at the cruel and inevitable march of time, I've prepared a new 2012 calendar, now available exclusively here on my website, in a full-size wall format, suitable for hanging, and a smaller desktop version.
8.27 x 3.74 inches
To order yours now, simply click the BUY NOW buttons below the images at right, which will remain long after this post has been superseded. To have a look inside the calendar, please visit my IMAGE SHOP page by clicking on the tab underneath my header. They make wonderful gifts, so order yours while supplies last! The wall calendar is 17 dollars, with 5 to ship (10 international) and the desk calendar is 10 dollars, with 5 to ship (10 international).
Thanks to a customer who purchased one of my images of a snowbound bicycle and then inquired whether I had any more images of bicycles, I've been spending the past few months finding and capturing bicycles on film in interesting and sometimes amusing situations. I am not a rider of bicycles, and approach them with the eye of a poet and photographer, not an athlete or a commuter attempting to keep myself or the planet healthy.
I've always been attracted to objects that owe their particular shape and in fact their existence to a specific human need, and how strange they look when humans are not around. Bikes especially seem particularly odd, and even a bit forlorn, when they are at rest and alone. This sense of expectation and abandonment is what I was drawn to in the photographs collected into my calendar. The bikes in these images all have a full past and a promising future but seem a little lost in the present moment of my taking their picture. I choose to read into their suspended animation a message of hope. They seem to say "the readiness is all."
AFTER THE STORM - perhaps for the 2013 calendar?
One final note: I've had some inquiries lately about images that appear here on my blog but have not appeared in my shop as printed and mounted items for sale. As a rule, I am always willing to do custom work for anyone interested in a print of one of my images. Don't be shy! Please feel free to contact me and we can work out a fair price based on size and format and whether you'd like your photo shipped already mounted or as a loose print. My shop will be undergoing more updates as the gift-giving season approaches, so stay tuned!


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Download Prairie Coordinates Plus apk 0.4.2 free for Android smartphone
Posted by Fish & Whistle Environmental in Tools | April 4, 2016 | 38 Comments
Apk file size: 5.4 MB
Need directions to LLD in the oil patch? Need to find the LLD of a location for work? Prairie Coordinates is the LSD Locator used by thousands of Canadians every day.
Prairie Coordinates Plus is software written to approximate and convert locations of Legal Land Descriptions (LLD), National Topographic System (NTS) coordinates, Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) coordinates, and Lat/Lon pairs for use in prairie provinces of Canada. LLD is now supported for Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, and NTS coordinates are provided Canada-wide. Prairie Coordinates Plus supports saving locations, export to Google Maps, copy coordinates to clipboard, search by clicking on map, display and save location from GPS, import/export of KML/KMZ (Google Earth) files, and more. The app downloads data from GeoGratis based on the National Topographic System such as digital topographic maps for all of Canada. Internet only required for Google Maps integration and download of maps from GeoGratis - searches are performed offline.
Please send any issues to [email protected]
Whats new
Fixed a bug that prevented the GPS search to work on Android 6.0+ phones.
Fish & Whistle Environmental part of our Tools and have average installs from 1000 to 5000. Last Update April 4, 2016. Google play rating is 91.0345. Current verison is 0.4.2. Actual size 5.4 MB.
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Thomas Griffin
Great app As a small town plumber in Saskatchewan it is essential to have RM maps, inconvenient to carry. This app fills the void perfectly. However I need to be able to save the location and rename it, asife from that this app has been amazingly user friendly. Great product.
Jeremy Sadler
Works great for looking up locations by land location or finding land locations of locations on a map. Fast, accurate, and easy to use! Highly recommend.
Eric Bragg
Not working as good as I thought it would in Alberta.some roads are not marked,some well travelled roads are shown with pieces not connected. Not happy
Michael Siklenka
Works well. It really needs a navigation links. Once it searches the location it would be nice to get driving directions to that location
Daniel Ross
Flawless I have been using this app for 3 years now, works perfectly, no issues at all, even works to help others find locations, i share the location thru text msg, they load it into google maps and tada it works! Only gripe I have is google maps, NOT this app! Oh and it's alot cheaper than landtracker or oiltrax!
John Werle
Ace. Finds locations others can't. If you're in Western Canada & need to find a rural location, this is it.
Does everything it says it can do. Very handy.
A Google User
A must download app Hey guys! If you need to find legal land descriptions this is a must have! I'm in the custom application business (spraying, fertilizer spreading ect) I use this every day when I'm working. Just type in the legals or press and hold the screen and it brings up the legals. Very handy! Also the developer here is really good with technical support. 5 stars there to!
Shannon Resmer
great!!! i use this daily, and it has never failed me!
Ron Sereda
Excellent locator app Works very well using LLD's in western Cansda. Would be nice to have the option to share locations directly via email or messaging, rather than having to export, find the file, and attach it. Keep up the great work on a very useful app!
Justin Norton
Necessary for Saskatchewan navigating Love it, Has made my job so easy. Would recommend to anyone that has to navigate the prairies. Takes no time to punch in a land location and have Google maps take the wheel. Faster than any GPS, literally 15 seconds.
Todd Walcott
Perfect on my phone But on my nexus 7 I cannot figure out how to bring up the menu to adjust preferences. There is no menu soft key anywhere.
andy kuzyk
It does as promised This app works really good. The app that you can get for Garmin GPS units called oiltrax doesn't function as good as this. And it is almost a couple hundred dollars cheaper!
Adam Vandenberghe
Works great I use this app a lot, it's really simple, straight forward for getting s location to Google maps.
Rajinder Singh
Wonderful app!! Actually useful in field.
Walter Funk
Great app Great app. I used the free version as well, but one use of this is well worth the investment.
Ron L'Hirondelle
Awesome app
Al G
Outstanding Didn't really need the new version upgrades but got the paid version to support this great app. It really does anything you want with all types of map coordinates. Like the others, I was looking for something that works with township and range ... which this app handles beautifully!
Iain Timmins
Yep this is the one! Excellent does exactly what I needed - Thanks.
Allen Stanicki
Great Love this app glad to see someone make it for android. I use it at work everyday and love it
Don Fuller
I'm impressed Bought the new improved version and works great. Won't be getting lost in the oil patch. Thx for including w1m searches thats where the majority of my work is
Ron Dumonceau
Awsome Awsome for oilfield work
junken drunglist
Kept me from getting lost in saskatchewan. I have not used the plus version yet but use the old free version enough at work to justify the price thanks for the great app that does something Google maps should do on its own.
Shawn Caplette
Never lost It has been a great app, specially when your doing multiple wells and dont have directions, it has saved me a few times. And way better then my gps with maptrac. Thanxs
A Google User
Perfect Simple and accurate for Alberta oilpatch.
Gerry Vanbrabant
Just what I've been waiting for. Everything I could hope for and more.
Dave Hannett
Love this app... Accurate every time..and love the new update!
Gary Long
a good app, keep up the good work
Cory Wiebe
A must download app Hey guys! If you need to find legal land descriptions this is a must have! I'm in the custom application business (spraying, fertilizer spreading ect) I use this every day when I'm working. Just type in the legals or press and hold the screen and it brings up the legals. Very handy! Also the developer here is really good with technical support. 5 stars there to!
Todd S
Good Works great. Send coordinate to google maps
Andrew Burgess
Fantasic app! I used this app for two years as I traveled in the Western Canadian oil field. Accurate and easy to use in the most remote locations
Dallas Resch
suggestions Won't work on marshmallow force closes when I click on map button on top.
Eyad El Azzeh
Makes my life easy If you work in rurals this is the app to have. Keep up the good work
Cliff Blackwell
Great app but... Love the app it's great for our fire department, it would be nice though if there was a conversion tool for lat long to decimal. Thanks
Jeff Bjarnason
Invaluable for life on the prairies It works and works very well. What more do you need?
Robert Blake
Crashes Keeps crashing on Sat setting

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AlienVault and VCW Security have announced their new partnership. VCW has selected AlienVault's Unified Security Management (USM) platform as the newest addition to their portfolio and will be distributing all solutions of the brand to their UK resellers. In addition to being able to resell AlienVault's award-winning USM platform, VCW's resellers will benefit from working closely with AlienVault's technical team, who will actively support and help ensure successful installations and operational deployments for end-customers.
AlienVault's Unified Security Management platform provides unprecedented security visibility and reliable defence by bringing together best-in-breed open source tools and the power of shared intelligence. Behind that collaborative effort is OSSIM, the de facto standard open source SIEM solution in use by tens of thousands of practitioners from over 140 countries.
Speaking about the new partnership, Graham Fox, Managing Director at VCW Security said, "When we first learned about AlienVault's products, we were very impressed by OSSIM, which combines 30 best of breed (open source) security tools to provide users with five essential security capabilities in a single management console. Add to that the fact that AlienVault and VCW have the same level of commitment to offer optimal customer service and support both towards resellers and end users, and we knew AlienVault was the right fit for VCW Security. It is clear that this partnership will be a very successful one."
Mike Hemes, Regional Director of Northern Europe for AlienVault added, "VCW Security is known in the market for their edge. They work with brands that are seen as 'the next generation' - innovative, flexible and with state-of-the-art technologies. AlienVault is proud to be included in their portfolio. The dedication that VCW is showing towards their customers as well as their suppliers ensures our new partnership will turn into a long term relationship."
As part of its channel program, AlienVault will support VCW Security by offering technical and sales training, participate in joint marketing and selling programs, provide first and second level technical support, and collaborate with partners to make sure that customers have local support from experienced professionals who are security experts and knowledgeable about their particular industry.
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I'm writing this on behalf of Jeremy Paxman - he's out filming again. This time at the Military's "University" - the MOD's Defence Academy.
Two weeks ago we reported that a leaked paper written at the Academy had raised doubts about the success of the army's role in Afghanistan, said the war in Iraq had become a recruiting sergeant for al-Qaeda and expressed concerns about the reliability of Pakistan's security services.
The Lieutenant General in charge of the Academy, Sir John Kiszely was not happy and wanted to put us straight. So Jeremy went to visit. I'm told by the producer on the ground that the interview is electric.
UK troops' pay
So how is morale amongst the armed services? That's also a question we'll be putting to the Defence Secretary, Des Browne, who decided that despite claiming our forces are some of the best paid in the world they still need a bonus when on "operational" duties.
North Korea
Justin Rowlatt is on the case of North Korea. We've asked him to find out why the regime wants a nuclear weapon and who it might use it against.
He's currently outside the North Korean embassy in West London demanding answers. We'll let you know how he gets on.
Russian journalist
Today was the funeral of Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya. She was murdered on Saturday.
But what was the story she was working on and was it the reason she was murdered?
Tim Whewell is trying to piece together the story of her killing.
Man Booker
And finally, the Man Booker prize is announced just before we go on-air. Not only does the winner get £50,000 but undoubtedly a big boost in sales - last year's winner sold nearly 250,000 copies. We'll have the first interview with the successful author.
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The University of Wyoming wrestling team will square off against a ranked opponent for the fourth-straight dual when the Cowboys (1-3 overall, 1-2 Big 12) host Oklahoma (5-2 overall, 1-1 Big 12) on Saturday evening in the UniWyo Sports Complex. The Cowboys have found recent success against the Sooners winning three-of the-last four duals dating back to the 2011-12 season.
Saturday's dual set for a 7 p.m. MT start will be part of Alumni Weekend as the program will honor 40 former Cowboys before the dual. Fans can follow the action on TrackWrestling.com of watch with a subscription to FloWrestling.
A Look at Wyoming
A quartet of Cowboys find themselves in the national rankings. Junior Drew Templeman is ranked 15th by Intermat Wrestling. Templeman is also ranked 15th by FloWrestling and 15th by Amateur Wrestling News. Sophomore Bryce Meredith is ranked 13th by Intermat Wrestling and ranked 14th by FloWrestling. He is ranked 13th by Amateur Wrestling News. Senior heavyweight Tanner Harms is ranked 18th by Intermat Wrestling. Harms moved into the FloWrestling ranking coming in at 18th and also ranks 19th by Amateur Wrestling News. Junior Benjamin Stroh is ranked 18th at 174 pounds by The Open Mat.
The Cowboys are coming off the Southern Scuffle in Chattanooga, Tenn. The Cowboys finished 21st in the 29-team field with 29.5 points. Wyoming was paced by Meredith and Archie Colgan with both wrestlers earning spots in the quarterfinals. Colgan opened the tournament with a win over unattached wrestler Alec Donovan. He followed that up with his win over No. 12 Dylan Cottrell of West Virginia winning by decision, 4-2. It was Colgan's first win over a ranked opponent in his career with the Cowboys. Meredith went 2-2 at the tournament including his tournament opening pin 0:38 seconds into the match against Evan Botwin of Duke. It was the third-fastest pin this season for the Cowboys.
A Look at Oklahoma
The Sooners head to Laramie ranked 12th in the latest USA Today/NWCA Coaches' Poll. Oklahoma is 5-2 overall and 1-1 against members of the Big 12. OU's lineup features five ranked wrestlers with third-ranked and defending national champion at 133 pounds Cody Brewer leading the way. OU's Clark Glass is ranked as high as ninth in the country at 165 pounds. Other ranked wrestlers include Ross Larson (285 pounds), Matt Reed (174 pounds) and Ryan Milhof (125 pounds).
He Said it
"It will be good to be back home," UW head coach Mark Branch said. "We haven't had a lot of duals this season and it will be good to wrestle some teams in the conference."
"There is a lot going on this weekend, but the focus is for us to keep getting better," Branch said. "We want to come out and wrestle well and make some steps forward."
Series History Against Oklahoma
The Cowboys have had recent success against the Sooners as of late winning three of the last four duals. The Cowboys defeated OU 18-16 in Norman, Okla., a season ago. The Sooners took the last meeting in Laramie in 2014 by a tally of 33-9. Oklahoma leads the all-time series against the Cowboys 15-3-2 in a series that dates back to 1955.
Projected Lineups
125: #15/15/15 Drew Templeman (12-4) vs. #17/14/16 Ryan Milhof (OU)
133: P.T. Garcia (8-8) vs. #3/3/3/ Cody Brewer (OU)
141: #13/14/13 Bryce Meredith (14-3) vs. Trae Blackwell or Noah Teaney (OU)
149: Jake Elliott (6-8) or Cole Mendenhall (11-4) vs. Davion Jeffries (OU)
157: Archie Colgan (12-6) vs. Brock Wingbermuehle or Shayne Tucker (OU)
165: Chaz Polson (14-10) or Kyle Pope (14-10) vs. #15/9/NR Clark Glass (OU)
174: Benjamin Stroh (10-8) vs. #NR/NR/19 Matt Reed (OU)
184: Luke Paine (14-8) vs. Lance Dixon (OU)
197: Brandon Tribble (10-10) or Nate Shaw (5-6) vs. Brad Johnson (OU)
285: #18/18/19 Tanner Harms (10-2) vs. #12/14/14 Ross Larson (OU)
Rankings based on InterMat/FloWrestling/Amateur Wrestling News polls.


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|Reviews for Why, Severus
| dribblestheturtle chapter 1 . 6/26/2013
Quite entertaining. Good job :)
| MadHatterBellatrix10 chapter 1 . 5/6/2012
Gamma, I think you should continue this, you know if you have the time. I don't particularly think that this pairing is good, but I'll read it, and the problem is that all them suck except this one. Now, if like you or Caitlin were to write Snape/Bella (I know, I know it goes completely against Bellamort) then I'd read it. So, I think maybe I'll write on myself XD That was my long convoluted way of saying 'Good Job' :)
| dancingthrulofts chapter 1 . 4/5/2012
Great story!
| Greyella chapter 1 . 12/11/2011
Utterly fantastic. The last exchange, a bet. How perfectly devious and Bella.
| ClawOfGlory chapter 1 . 8/27/2011
Love that playful Bellatrix and you almost gotta feel bad for Snape. Very plausible.
| obsessivegirl73 chapter 1 . 8/4/2011
That was a good story, the challenge paid off. Nice job! XD
| Sadari chapter 1 . 7/24/2011
I was so hooked up that, I COULDNT BELIEVE BELLA COULD BE SO ..PLAYFUL!
5 stars
(for the unbelieveble ending)
| Descended From Elves chapter 1 . 7/18/2011
I have to disagree with you on the fact that I do like this pairing. You capture it so well though, and it just makes sense. I really liked it.
| Catatonic Muse chapter 1 . 7/18/2011
Squee. Love, love, love.
Now how am I going to follow this up? *glares at Gamma*
For a narrator you don't like, this is completely awesome! I think you managed to portray Snape in a thoroughly realistic way. And the combination of Bella and Snape stayed true to both of them, rather than just shoving them together for the purposes of completing your fic without any sort of explanation.
Very well done, indeed!
| Inkfire chapter 1 . 7/17/2011
This was pretty fun to read, especially Sev's frustration at Lily and his confusion at Bella's behaviour. Bella was pretty whoreish, but the bet thing was fun...
| TellatrixForever chapter 1 . 7/17/2011
Good job. This is so funny. I almost feel bad for Snape. It is actually one pairing involving Bella in the HP universe I could see happening.
God bless.


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Need advice on what is the the difference between lymph nodes and breast cancer?
Lymph nodes: Are normal structures in the body involved in lymphatic drainage and body immunity. Breast cancer is a neoplasm which can spread through the body using the lymphatic channels. If it does, the cancer can cause the regional lymph nodes to be involved with cancer and enlarge. ...Read more
What is lymphoma? Can it cause tenderness in lymph nodes near breast?
Cancer lymph nodes: Lymphoma is a cancer form in the lymph nodes. Just having lymph nodes that are tender is possible for a multitude of reasons like infection among other. Most cancers may have no pain in the lymph nodes. See your doctor for evaluation. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
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Could a swollen lymph node be breast cancer?
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Enlarged Lymph Nodes: Both can, but not necessarily. If you feel an enlarged lymph node, point it out to your doctor, ultrasound then is indicated, followed by ultrasound guided biopsy. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Is this a lymph node or breast tissue: circumscribed hypoechoic mass with central hyperechoic focus measuring 10x8x7mm in right axilla... ?
Need follow up: By your doctor , if it is in axilla it is most likely a lymph node , ( where they are supposed to be and normal ) some times breast tissue will have lymph nodes which need closes follow up , to rule out it is not some thing serious , go to your doctor for regular follow up. ...Read more
60yo mom's mammogram found an irregular shaped, enlarged, non-fatty lymph node near breast. Any reason not cancer related? 4 masses in right breast only too
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Alia Bhatt recently blurted out at the Shaandaar trailer launch that her dad, Mahesh Bhatt like her on-screen father in the movie gets jealous of...
Well jealous of whom, she did not reveal! Alia realised she was going to blurt out the name and so she asked the media to consider it as anyone and added that her dad gets jealous when she talks to any guy.
While Alia covered up this major goof up rather well, media's alertness caught up nevertheless! We figured out that there is a special someone whose name she was almost going to reveal.
Intimate Details Of Sridevi-Mithun Chakraborty Controversial Affair
We were expecting her to take Sidharth Malhotra's name with whom she is currently linked with! But alas, we missed the moment!
Sidharth on the other hand stated he is single at the Brothers promotional meet! So while both deny the relationship, we wonder why the duo came together to attend the special screening of the movie and then left midway?
Alia and Sidharth left the screening of the movie through back gate! Sources say they probably scooted owing to privacy issue or because they had a private party to attend to!
Well, reason is unknown but the duo did come together and leave together!
Sidharth Malhotra posing with Jacqueline and Jackie Shroff just before the screening of the movie.


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"Resident Evil 6 will take Capcom's long-running survival horror franchise "back to its roots," reports EGM.
According to a 'reliable insider,' the next core entry in the zombie-blasting series will place considerable emphasis on scaring the pants off players, and is said to be the most grusome entry to date.
"This will be, by far, the most gruesome Resident Evil game to date," said EGM's source. "A real emphasis is being placed on making the game brutally scary."
Resident Evil 6 has been rumored for some time now, though Capcom's yet to officially lift the lid on the sequel. However, it is believed the game will finally get a formal reveal at the Tokyo Game Show later this week.
Keep your eyes peeled for more updates as we get them."
Source: http://www.psu.com/Rumor--Resident-Evil-6-to-be-brutally-scary--a012911-p0.php
What do you guys think? I certainly hope that RE6 will be scary after RE4 and 5 took the horror away. I know RE6 will be an awesome game. I can feel it! If it's not... I guess you can all make fun of me then XD


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Earphones Award Winner (AudioFile Magazine)
Most of us know about Anne Frank and her life hiding in the secret annex; but what about the boy, Peter van Pels, who hid with her?
In Annexed, Sharon Dogar imagines Peter's life. What was it like being forced into hiding with Anne Frank, first hating her and then falling in love with her? Especially with their parents watching almost everything they did together. To know Anne was writing about you in her diary, day after day? What was it like to start questioning your religion, wondering why simply being Jewish inspired such hatred and persecution? Or to just sit and wait and watch while others died, and wish you were fighting? As Peter and Anne became closer and closer in their confined quarters, how did they make sense of what they saw happening around them?
Anne's diary ends on August 4, 1944, but Peter's story takes us beyond and into the Nazi death camps. He details with accuracy, clarity, and compassion the day-to-day survival in Auschwitz, and the horrific fates of the annex's occupants.
This powerful story is read by an incredibly talented cast of narrators: Oliver Wyman, Eileen Stevens, Suzanne Toren, Joe Barrett, Rachel Butera, Marc Vietor, Gabra Zackman, Elisabeth Rodgers, Jeremy Gage, Peter Ganim, Jay Snyder, and L. J. Ganser.
Reading any book fiction or non about the Holocaust is, of course, a bleak experience. But listening to a book about the Holocaust is something else entirely. And so it goes with Annexed, a young adult novel by the British writer Sharon Dogar, which reimagines the Anne Frank story from the perspective of the doomed teen's crush, Peter Van Pels. Here, it's 16-year-old Peter who keeps the diary, chronicling the two years spent hiding from the Nazis in an Amsterdam attic with his parents and the Frank family; the last section of the book is devoted to his tragic fate at Mauthausen, a Nazi death camp in Austria.
Emotions and sometimes hormones run high in this novel, and narrator Oliver Wyman nails it. He's not just narrating; he's emoting, and, with his vague, lilting European accent, he delivers one convincing performance as the confused 16-year-old Peter. (Other characters in the book are performed by a full cast.) From his initial resistance to the precocious Anne to realizing that he's falling in love with her, there isn't a doubt we're listening to a smart, gentle, and thoughtful young man. More haunting is when his story moves to the camp, and he relates, in heartbreaking detail, the cruelty inflicted on the Jews. As his body gets weaker, so too does his voice, until it's barely a whisper.
A flurry of controversy swirled around Annexed upon its release, with critics accusing Dogar of exploiting both Anne Frank's legacy and that of Peter Van Pels, who was, of course, a real person. Regardless of how you view Dogar's intentions, the effect of her efforts is the same: a reimagining that takes the well-known story of Anne Frank and enriches it by bringing alive the boy who we all know died too soon. Jaime Buerger
"Oliver Wyman portrays a resentful 15-year-old Peter van Pels, who lives in Amsterdam in 1942… Wyman's voice measures the way Peter has been robbed of his sense of self. The rest of the full cast plays the other annex residents, their tones and voices contrasting vividly with Peter's sense of darkness—especially Anne Frank's." (AudioFile)
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RMA from a Historical Perspective
--Interview with Mr. Chuck Hawkins, the Director of the Historical Evaluation & Research Organization(HERO) Library.(May 16, 1998) 访军事历史评估与研究中心主任查尔斯•霍金斯
MR. CHEN BOJIANG: In March 1998 the Historical Evaluation & Research Organization(HERO) Library and the China Defense Science & Technology Information Center (CDSTIC) co-hosted the Hua-Mei Workshop in Beijing. What is the reason behind selecting RMA as the theme for the Hua-Mei Workshop?
MR. HAWKINS: As you know, HERO has been in existence since 1962, when it was founded by the late Trevor N. Dupuy, a noted military historian and researcher, In the 1980s, Dupuy lectured several times in China. I believe you attended one of his lectures at the Academy of Military Science. I maintained the contacts in Beijing after Dupuy's death. My CDSTIC colleagues and I agreed that mutual exchanges on conventional military research topics would be valuable for the United States and China, and that these meetings could do much to foster friendship and greater understanding. So we agreed to hold an "informal" workshop in Beijing to begin, and see how things developed.
In March 1997, I lectured at CDSTIC on the subject of information warfare1 and information operations. This helped to set the stage for the workshop. At this time we agreed that the revolution in military affairs was a vital and important topic to discuss in the future. This is particularly true since information technology and information systems are so much a part of RMA.
Since the 1990-1991 Persian Gulf War, China has made prodigious2 efforts to collect, assess and understand information about RMA, most of it focused on high technology weaponry, information systems, and command, control, communications, intelligence, reconnaissance, surveillance, and target acquisition (C3I/RSTA), and most of that focused on Western equipment, concepts and use. With the exception of the United States, China has produced more studies, papers and articles on RMA than any other nation.
MR. CHEN: What were the main topics discussed at the workshop? What's your opinion on it?
MR. HAWKINS: We covered a variety of interesting paper topics at Hua-Mei Ⅰ.There were 11 papers by Chinese researchers and five by American analysts.
A central question for workshop participants was what the term RMA actually means. Although precise definitions are not necessary to discuss a topic, a general understanding is important to aid analytical exchanges.
For me, the most important thing about RMA is historical perspective. Without history as a guide there are mistakes that will be made, and nonproductive paths followed. And, some very important avenues of research may be overlooked.
I like to begin with a definition of the word "revolution." Webster's Dictionary says that it means a "displacement of an existing order." For RMA, this question must be answered: "What is the existing order that RMA is displacing?" without analyzing history it's impossible to say accurately what the answer is.
The world has already undergone several technological revolutions in this century that have had direct, if not exclusive, application to the use of military force. For the 20th century, the advent3 of the airplane, wireless communication, nuclear energy, digital computation and communication, advanced electronics, exo-atmospheric4 vehicles, and advances in medical science have all brought varying degrees of revolutionary activities to the modern battlefield.
The airplane was revolutionary because it displaced the existing order of traveling by land or sea, or at least augmented land and sea travel in a new way. Armed forces could now fight in the air, move farther faster.
Wireless communication displaced or nearly displaced messengers. It also extended the range of communications, even into space.
Nuclear weapons displaced an existing order by increasing dramatically the number and proportion of battlefield loss. As we know, casualty rates have generally declined over the past 400 years. Nuclear weapons reversed or would reverse that trend dramatically.
Digital computers and communications displaced the existing order of analog5 computation by hand or simple machine by making computation many times faster and communications capable of carrying much more information in a shorter period of time.
Advanced electronics and optics now enable soldiers to see to fight during periods of low visibility, a revolutionary change from the past.
Exo-atmospheric missiles changed the existing order by enabling stand off attacks around the globe; and satellites give high resolution pictures of ground targets.
Advances in medicine have extended lives, displacing the existing order of old age into man's 70th year and beyond; and it has helped dramatically to decrease the number of wounded soldiers who die of their wounds.
It is also interesting to use history to analyze what hasn't changed very much. That is, to look at weapon platforms and military technology that is improving only on the margin systems that are mature, and, which, if they could be displaced by a new order, would herald6 a new revolution.
MR. CHEN: Could you give me some examples?
MR. HAWKINS: Of course! Manned aircraft are mature. Manned aircraft will not fly much faster, or turn tighter, or pull more "Gs" than those that existed a few years ago. The big leap in aircraft technology came between World War Ⅰ and World War Ⅱ. What would be revolutionary here? Displacing the pilot with unmanned aerial vehicles is one answer.
Rifles will not fire farther or more accurately or be lighter weight except on the margin. The big change for infantry rifles came in the first half of the 19th century when rifled barrels and conoidal7 bullets displaced smoothbore muskets and ball shot.
Main battle tanks are mature, and won't improve much in terms of power to weight ratio, fire power, armor protection or speed without revolutionary technology.
Along with the maturing of many weapon systems and military equipment has come a maturation of military doctrine and organization. This confluence of technology, theory and organization has led to optimal operations on the battlefield. This is very similar to conditions in Europe in 1815 at the defeat of Napoleon at Waterloo. Of course, not too many years after that the conoidal bullet, rifled musket8, effective breech blocks and later, smokeless powder changed the battlefield dramatically. It was years before theory, organization could catch up. It makes one wonder what the future surprises of RMA will be.
About the time of the 1990-1991 Persian Gulf War, the continuing trend in improvements in technology, military theory, and organization was lumped under the rubric of revolution in military affairs. Indeed, the most exciting and promising technological areas seem to be: microelectronics (including lasers) microbiotics9, optics10 (including lasers), propulsion and power, and materials science. Overarching the RMA is an explosion of information technology and digitized information that has become so global in scope that it has earned the term "information age."
Some argue that today's RMA is more evolutionary than revolutionary; that the true revolution is yet to come. These analysts suggest that for the next 15 years or so, technology will advance along expected paths. Then, sometime 15-30 years from now, a true military revolution will occur, one that is difficult to foresee clearly, if at all.
1.information warfare 信息战
2.prodigious [] a.巨大的
3.advent [] n.出现,到来
4.exo-atmospheric [] a.大气层外的
5.analog [] n.相似物,相似体
6.herald [] v.预示
7.conoidal [] a.圆锥形的
8.musket [] n.步枪
9.microbiotics [] n.微生物
10. optics [] n.光学
1.When was the HERO founded?
A.In 1972. B.In 1962.
C.In 1964. D.In 1982.
2. Who maintained the contacts with Beijing after Mr. Dupuy's death?
A.Mr. Hawkins. B.Mr. Perry.
C.Mr. Marshall. D.Mr. Smith.
3. On what subject did Mr. Hawkins lecture at CDSTIC in March 1997?
A.The RMA.
B.The new weapons development.
C.The information warfare.
D.Military science.
4. Which country has produced more studies, papers and articles on the RMA than any other nations except the U.S. according to Mr. Hawkins?
A.Russia. B.China.
C.Japan. D.Germany.
5. What is the definition of the word "revolution" in Webster's Dictionary?
A.It means a "complete change in military affairs".
B.It means a "great change in social system".
C.It means a "displacement of an existing order".
D.It means a "great change of concepts".
6. Why did Mr. Hawkins say that the airplane was revolutionary?
A.Because it changed the living way of people.
B.Because it changed the living way of message exchange.
C.Because it displaced the old way of thinking.
D.Because it displaced the existing order of travelling by land or sea, or at least augmented land and sea travel in a new way.
7. What did nuclear weapons displace?
A.It displaced the existing order of fight.
B.It displaced an existing order by increasing dramatically the number and proportion of battlefield loss.
C.It displaced the existing order of weapons development.
D.It displaced the existing order of weapons use.
8. Why did Mr. Hawkins say manned aircraft were mature?
A.Because manned aircraft will not fly much faster, or turn tighter, or pull more "Gs" than those that existed a few years ago.
B.Because manned aircraft will not be changed in its shape.
C.Because manned aircraft will not need to improve its function.
D.Because manned aircraft will not replace its airborne equipment.
9. When did the big leap in aircraft technology come?
A.It came after the World War Ⅱ.
B.It came in the World War Ⅱ.
C.It came before the World War Ⅱ.
D.It came between the World War Ⅰand the World War Ⅱ.
10. What did it take place in Europe in 1815?
A.Nazi was defeated.
B.Czar was defeated.
C.Napoleon was defeated.
D.Caesar was defeated.
1.b 2.a 3.c 4.b 5.c 6.d 7.b 8.a 9.d 10.c


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Once you have installed Kies on your PC, connect the Galaxy to the computer using its USB cable. The first time you connect the device, Kies installs the MTS drivers so that the PC recognizes the phone as a removable device. Launch the Kies application if the software does not automatically start. Click the "Sync" tab, and the select the data you want to sync with your PC. Click the "Sync" button to sync your data.
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Full title reads: "France Nearly Beat England".
Highbury, London. France and England draw 2-2 in International football match.
GV Packed stand. LV England kick off. MV England attack and Medley tries long range shot. SV Rene Vignal makes acrobatic save and clears up field. SV Crowd. MV England first goal Tom Finney dribbles, passes forward. Abd-El-Kader Firoud back passes and Vignal tries to save but the ball goes over the line. SV Crowd. MV H Hassall fails with only goalie to beat. SV Jackie Milburn consoles Hassall. SV France's first goal. Ball bobs around. Andre Doye hooks first time, into net. Players applaud. SV Crowd. SV French second goal - Rene Alpsteg shoots from narrow angle to beat Bert Williams. MV England kick off. SV Finney dribbles down wing passes to Wilf Mannion. Mannion first times to Hassall who narrowly misses open goal. SV Crowd. MV Midfield play. MV Lesley Medley shooting England number two. SV Crowd HALF TIME. SV French defending. MV France's last minute bid for victory. Grillon races through shoots. Williams dives. England defender kicks behind. SV Crowd. SV Players shaking hands.
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Full title reads: "France Nearly Beat England".
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You will also have the opportunity to study specialist modules, including Financial Markets – a technical module involving the study of financial models that can explain equilibrium asset prices and the term structure of interest rates; and Risk Management and Trading – which includes an introduction to techniques designed to measure market and credit risk and provide you with an insight into how trader behaviour contributes to bubbles and crashes.
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MSc Quantitative Financial Economics is a one year applied training degree designed to develop your knowledge and understanding of the economics of quantitative financial economics with an emphasis on financial markets and asset pricing models.
This course fits into our Applied Training Programme which is designed to provide training in new and vocationally attractive skills in Economics. It is appropriate either for graduates with no economics background who wish to understand how markets work and to develop the analytical skills of an economist, or for graduates in economics who wish to develop specialist expertise without committing to full research training. This course provides training that places specialist areas in a wider economic context and shows how the insight from economics can improve workplace performance.
You will develop specific skills highly relevant in the workplace. These include training in the use of statistical and quantitative software packages (e.g. STATA). The course provides you with a firm grasp of some of the methods, models and techniques currently used by firms in the financial services sector and beyond. As part of the course you will have the opportunity to broaden your econometric skill set, including skills required to undertake your own research on a topic of particular interest to you.
This degree programme will lay the foundations for a career in a wide range of financial professions.
Course Structure
You will take compulsory modules in economics, financial econometrics, financial markets, international finance and risk management and trading. Teaching is provided by members of academic staff, often in a relatively informal learning environment, and programmes may incorporate lectures, seminars, and practical work, including computer lab sessions.
There are specialist modules designed for this programme, including Financial Markets and Risk Management and Trading. Financial Markets is a technical module which involves the study of financial models that can explain equilibrium asset prices and the term structure of interest rates. Risk Management and Trading includes an introduction to techniques designed to measure market and credit risk and provide you with an insight into how trader behaviour contributes to bubbles and crashes.
There is also the option to take the module Money and Banking in which you will consider the role of money, central banking and monetary policy and gain an insight into the global financial system and challenges it has faced.
Assessment will be carried out through combinations of coursework and exams. You will also write a dissertation on a topic of your choice, supervised individually by an academic from the School.
Additional Support offered by the School of Economics
In order to prepare you for your Master's degree the School of Economics runs an introductory course in Mathematics and Statistics for Economists in the fortnight preceding the Master's programme. While this course is not compulsory, it is recommended that you attend. The course will run from 11th September 2017 - 22nd September 2017.
Course Modules 2017/8
Students must study the following modules for 160 credits:
This module is designed to introduce students to micro and macro economics analysis, and to familiarise students with a wide range of economic tools which can be applied to issues relating to their Applied Training Programme. The module covers, in particular, consumer and producer choice, market equilibrium, market structure, externalities and public goods, the macroeconomics of inflation, unemployment and growth and macroeconomic policy.
All students taking the ECO MSc degrees in Economics, Environmental Economics, Experimental Economics, Industrial Economics, Finance and Economics, Media Economics, International Business Finance and Economics and International Business, and Economics and International Relations, are required to submit a dissertation. This module prepares students to write a dissertation of a length and technical complexity as specified in their Course Guide, on a topic approved by the Course Director or other authorised person.
This is a module of two halves. The first half introduces some basic econometric techniques, and the problems which arise in their use. The second half applies the skills acquired in the first half to particular problems in financial economics such as the capital asset pricing model, exchange rate forecasting, testing the efficient markets hypothesis, modelling non-constant volatility and estimation of VAR models; Granger-causality testing, and option valuation. With the aid of the specialist econometric software package STATA, theoretical models are estimated and tested using real data.
This module provides an introduction to the economics of financial markets. The first part of the module introduces some key concepts, such as: whether markets are efficient, (the Efficient Markets Hypothesis); and the various ways risk can be measured including VaR and variance of return. The module proceeds to cover the theory of consumer choice and then mean-variance portfolio theory; before the analysis of asset pricing models. Such models include: single and multi-factor models of asset returns, the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM), and the Arbitrage Pricing Theory Model (APT). As well as focusing on the theory of these issues, students will learn how to conduct and evaluate statistical tests of these models. In the process students learn how economic theories are formulated and empirically tested. The module is suitable for those interested in a career within the financial sector or those interested in further study in financial economics.
This module comprises two sections. The first section examines finance from an investor's perspective, highlighting aspects of portfolio diversification and asset pricing. In the second section, we focus on corporate finance, examining corporate governance issues, how operations are funded (capital structure), and how firms return money to shareholders (payout policy). Particular attention is paid to international topics, including how to price assets across segmented markets, and the benefits, or otherwise, of international portfolio diversification.
The first part of the module begins by introducing concepts such as risk and volatility in financial markets. With the aid of the econometric computer package STATA, theoretical models will be estimated and tested using real data. Students will learn how to calculate risk using daily and high-frequency data. The second part of the module introduces algorithmic trading using Excel VBA. Students will learn the techniques traders use to test the validity of their trading strategies.
Students will select 20 credits from the following modules:
This module builds on the econometric theory of earlier courses: ECO-7000A, ECO-7009A and ECO-7002A. It attempts to place the theoretical ideas of those modules in the context of current applied analysis. The module is divided into five main parts: data issues and distribution theory time series econometrics, estimation of systems of equations, microeconomics, and panel data models. There is an emphasis on the practical application of common estimation techniques, with the specialist econometric software package STATA being used extensively. These skills are assessed in an applied project at the end of the course.
This is a technical finance module aimed at students wishing to pursue careers in the financial sector. The module is accredited by the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (and together with ECO-M021 replaces the CT8 module). The focus will be on valuation and risk analysis of financial products and positions. The module will be highly analytical, with weekly exercises and assessment balancing mathematical problems and practical exercises involving Excel. Topics covered will include: continuous-time stochastic processes, stochastic models for security prices, bonds, term structure of interest rates, futures and forwards, options, hedging and credit risk.
This is a spring semester module focused on the microeconomics of money and banking. It builds on autumn modules ECO-7014A (Banking Econometrics); ECO-7012A (Financial Markets); and ECO-7011A (Economic Concepts); it also compliments ECO-7015B (International Finance). The module provides an overview of the global financial system with an emphasis on the UK and European experiences and markets. There are three main components of the module. (i) we examine the role of financial markets, institutions and instruments in the economy, including the determination of interest rates and asset prices. (ii) We also examine the development of banks, and bank-like institutions, including an analysis of the 'Shadow Banking System' and innovation in financial instruments. (iii) Finally we examine the role of the Central Bank in regulation, supervision and prudential management of the financial architecture. Other issues covered include: important models in financial development; issues in financial deregulation; modelling bank runs; exploring systemic risk, financial crisis and contagion; and aspects of financial market efficiency.
DisclaimerWhilst the University will make every effort to offer the modules listed, changes may sometimes be made arising from the annual monitoring, review and update of modules and regular (five-yearly) review of course programmes. Where this activity leads to significant (but not minor) changes to programmes and their constituent modules, there will normally be prior consultation of students and others. It is also possible that the University may not be able to offer a module for reasons outside of its control, such as the illness of a member of staff or sabbatical leave. Where this is the case, the University will endeavour to inform students.
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For me it's a septum piercing. I hate them so much I would pass a girl up over it.
So tough to answer, I hate most of them.
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Haha, I love septum piercings. What I don't like are eyebrow piercings. I'm not super fond of them in general, but most guys I've met who have one or get one, end up being tools. It seems to be a common trait among men with eyebrow piercings, lmao. Just generalizing. I also know several guys with eyebrow piercings who I'm very fond of. I didn't even think about it before, but as Smallz660 mentioned, I don't like bridge piercings either. I can only think of one occasion where I didn't think it looked bad. And even then, he probably still would have looked better without it.
I like piercings though, and I can't really think of any standard piercings that are immediate turn-offs in such a sense that it's a deal-breaker. Even bridge and eyebrow piercings. =P
I hate when guys get their eyebrows pierced
I love eyebrow piercings on guys :)
it makes them look bad ass!
nipple and piercings down there lol
Eyebrow piercings... and I have no idea why.
gauges! hate them. I secretly kinda like eyebrow piercings and maybe one ear piercing but everything else is baad
Guys with tongue ring are a HUGE turnoff.
nipples, I can't stand it
the tongue...for sure. I think it's disgusting especially when I have to talk and look at the person at the same time...bleh
omg I HATE septum piercings! makes people look like cattle! yno the cattle with the ring in the nose for pulling them along? its like a rat tail for me, I wouldn't take a second glance :s
i hateto see guys with piercings period but in particular nipple piercings. I hate to hear girls say they have pierced their you- know-where. thatsjust gross. and painful..
eyebrow piercing,man or woman just please dont
as long as he's not too too pierced piercings are good. Except piercings down there. I hope to date a guy with a tongue piercing one day...
I used to hate septum piercings, but they've grown on me somewhat. I like stretched septums with pinchers, or a small septum with a small cbb. I'm not really a fan of cbrs or rings though.
The one piercing that I don't like on anyone is a bridge piercing. It just doesn't look good. I don't really like eyebrow piercings on girls either, but they're not as bad.
I love bridge piercings I think there cute!
upper lip (medusa, monroe, angel bites) or smiley piercings.
Piercings are neutral to me. Tattoo's are what disgusts me. However if I had to choose my least liked one. It would most likely be gauges.
Piercings can't easily be removed. Tattoos cause irreparable damage to the skin and muscle if removed.
not a fan of piercing at all =P
you already have 3 holes why do you want more ?
Incorrect. The human body has 5 "holes". Those are nose(2), mouth, genitals, and anus. Other areas on the body ARE considered orifices, but they don't open.
well 3 usable holes
i like the ears, and the belly button. anything else, isn't attractive. girls do you really think having piercings in your eyebrows is attractive.? lol
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Alphabet Activity > Letter A is for Angel (long A sound)
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Finger and Pencil Tracing: Trace letter A's in upper and lower case with your finger as you also sound out the letter. Invite the children to do the same on their coloring page or handwriting practice worksheet. Encourage the children to trace the dotted letters with your choice of sharpened crayon, fine tip marker, coloring or regular pencil and demonstrate the direction of the arrows and numbers that help them trace the letter correctly. During the demonstration, you may want to count out loud as you trace so children become aware of how the number order aids them in the writing process.
Find the letter A's: Have the children find all the letter A's in upper and lower case on the page and encourage them to circle or trace/shade them first.
Coloring a ctivity: Encourage the children to color the image in the coloring page or worksheet.
Letter A words (short a sound): Letter A Worksheet and Mini Book These materials can be used to identify related letter words. Read suggested instructions for using the worksheet and mini-book.
If you have illustrated alphabet books you can also use images in them. You can also display other posters and coloring pages or even make a letter A classroom book. Visit letter A printable activities to make your choice.
Handwriting Practice for advanced K and 1st grade:
Lined-Writing paper > Print an angel theme coloring page on the back of the lined paper and practice writing letter A.
Drawing paper > children can draw an angel or depiction of a Bible story where an angel appears.
Bible > One suggested passage > "See, I am sending an angel ahead of you to guard you along the way ... Exodus 23:20.
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