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Auctions for private congestible infrastructures
This paper investigates regulation by auctions of private supply of congestible infrastructures in two networks settings: 1) two serial facilities, where the consumer has to use both in order to consume; and 2) two parallel facilities that are imperfect substitutes. There are four market structures: a monopoly and 3 duopolies that differ in how firms interact. The effects of an auction depend on what the bidders compete. With a bid auction, the bidders compete on how much money they transfer to the government. This auction leads to the same outcome as the unregulated game (for a given market structure), since this gives the maximum profit to transfer. An auction on the capacity of a facility leads to an even lower welfare than no regulation, because firms set very high capacities and usage fees. Conversely, an auction on generalised price or number of users leads to the first-best outcome. Moreover, these two auctions are robust: they attain the first-best regardless of whether the facilities are auctioned off to a single firm or to two firms, and for all market and network structures. On the contrary, the performances (relative to the first-best) of the bid and capacity auctions strongly depend on these considerations.
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Atlas of Postsurgical Neuroradiology
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Overview of Indiana Colleges & Schools
The state of Indiana is home to two state university systems, several public institutions, and a bevy of private schools. The state has several urban centers, the largest of which is the capital of Indianapolis. The state is bordered by Illinois to the west, Michigan to the north, Ohio to the east, and Kentucky to the south, and is a short drive from several notable locations, such as Louisville, Cincinnati and Chicago as well as Lake Michigan.
Indiana's two state university systems, the Purdue University System and the Indiana University System, together enroll over 170,00 students. Both systems are among the largest in the United States, with the Indiana University System being the larger of the two. The two systems cooperate in the funding of three schools outside their respective campuses. The Purdue University System is comprised of five campuses and a large number of technical centers throughout the state offering community needs based education resulting in a certificate, and in some cases, an associate degree.
Purdue University System Campuses:
- Purdue University (West Lafayette)
- Purdue University Calumet (Hammond)
- Purdue University North Central (Westville)
- Purdue University College of Technology (West Lafayette)
The Indiana University System is comprised of several campuses throughout the state of Indiana. The system has a combined student body of over 100,000 students, over 40,000 of which are the main Indiana University campus in Bloomington. The system is known for its high quality public education as well as its athletic programs. The system operates several schools in conjunction with the Purdue University System, though most are administered by the IUS.
Schools in the Indiana University System include:
- Indiana University Bloomington (Bloomington)
- Indiana University South Bend (South Bend)
- Indiana University Kokomo (Kokomo)
- Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis (Indianapolis)
- Indiana University – Purdue University Fort Wayne (Fort Wayne)
A large number of Indiana's private school may offer a liberal arts education, while others offer standard university curriculums, and others still a faith based curriculum. Private schools are typically more expensive than public schools, have smaller class sizes, and excellent student to teacher ratios. Private schools tend to offer more personalized educational opportunities at a higher volume, including research and internship programs. Private schools also tend to have smaller overall program offerings than public schools.
Some better known Indiana private schools include:
- DePauw University (Greencastle)
- Earlham College (Richmond)
- University of Notre Dame (Notre Dame)
- Rose –Hulman Institute of Technology (Terre Haute)
- Butler University (Indianapolis)
The state of Indianapolis is also home to community and technical colleges, providing transfer opportunities to four year institutions and low cost high quality vocational and technical training for individuals interested in entering the work force. Additionally, privately owned career colleges provide technical and career training in high demand fields, usually costing more than a community or technical college but have a shorter duration.
The most populous city in Indiana is Indianapolis, followed by Fort Wayne, Evansville, and South Bend. While the most populous county in Indiana is Marion County with Lake County and Allen County behind Marion. If you are interested in visiting the state of Indiana, consider visiting their page or the state chapter of the Chamber of Commerce.
College Degree Breakdown for the State of IndianaSource: Bureau of Labor Statistics, NCES, O*NET Online
|Doctoral or professional degree
|Master's degree
|Bachelor's degree
|Associate's degree
|Postsecondary nondegree award
|Some college, no degree
|High school diploma or equivalent
|No formal educational credential
Public Universities & Colleges
There are fifteen public 4-year state universities and colleges in Indiana. These four-year institutions predominantly offer bachelor's or higher level programs and some may even include research facilities. See a state-wide list of the state universities and colleges in Indiana.
Private Universities & Colleges
In Indiana there are thirty-nine accredited private four-year colleges. Similar to public schools, private colleges and universities offer bachelor's or higher level programs and research opportunities, although they usually have smaller classes and higher tuition. Compare admission requirements and tuition details for private colleges in Indiana.
Community Colleges
Community colleges are public institutions that offer low cost, high quality education for residents throughout the state. These schools offer 2-year programs that grant associate degrees or offer training courses in specialized trades. Indiana" Community colleges also are the number one transfer-out programs available for four-year colleges and universities. Learn more and compare community colleges in Indiana.
Liberal Arts Colleges
Indiana has five accredited liberal arts colleges. These schools primarily focus on undergraduate programs in the liberal arts and sciences through comprehensive and flexible curriculums. Compare all the liberal arts colleges in Indiana.
Bible & Christian Colleges
Bible and Christian colleges generally provide specialized undergraduate education with a focus on religious or biblical study. There are approximately thirty-one such colleges in Indiana located throughout the state. See a full list of Christian colleges in Indiana along with program and tuition information.
Browse Schools by Career in Indiana
Follow the links below to get information on accredited schools in our database that offer programs or degrees.
Medicine & Healthcare
- Pharmacy Schools in Indiana (Pharm. D.) (3 Schools)
- Veterinary Schools in Indiana (D.V.M.) (1 Schools)
- Nursing Schools in Indiana (BSN, RN, LPN, ...) (58 Schools)
Law & Criminal Justice
- Law Schools in Indiana (J.D.) (5 Schools)


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"Hurrell's have always been known for our dedication to quality. We have expanded steadily over the past ten years, no more so than with the amenity sector of the business. All of our products are suitable for professional use of the upmost standard. All amenity and turfseed mixtures that we supply are mixed here on site by our specialist team, under DEFRA rules and official regulations. We take pride in our quality, and we differ from many sundry merchants. Some of these probably never even see the product, and therefore in my books, cannot be classed as seedsmen.
The doubling of warehouse space in 2010 enabled a whole new sector dedicated to amenity 'straights' and mixtures. We can therefore offer a wide spectrum of cultivars from many breeders worldwide, all recommended by the 'Sports Turf Research Institute' or the 'British Society of Plant Breeders Limited'.
We look in depth and develop our own opinion, through field researched facts and figures in cultivar traits which are not always independently tested. For example, the ability to grow in cooler soils. Being independent, we have no axe to grind and genuinely try to maximise cultivars, therefore increasing amenity performance in all of our mixtures. We must look more in depth at cultivars and not just simply use any permutation of grasses which are of a certain mean score. That is only half the story. For example, for cricket use where good recovery and regrowth is required, varieties at the top of the current turfgrass list are, in our opinion, simply not most suitable varieties.
This year we have seen the introduction that could revolutionise football and rugby. In the renovation market there is now the first genuine amenity dwarf perennial that we have ever used to grow in considerably cooler soils from completely new genetics. We will continue to search for new concepts and new ideas to bring increased performance to British turf professionals.
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You probably know by now what nice cream is. Frozen bananas blended to resemble the consistency of ice cream. I mean what more could one want than some delicious, healthy ice cream!
This recipe is a nice cream flavored with orange. I also added a cute, and super nutritious chia gel to go with the orange nice cream. Of course the chia gel is in now means necessary to the nice cream recipe, but is gives a nice twist to it! So if chia seeds aren't your thing, feel free to make the orange nice cream by itself.
I must also mention that this recipe is really simple, and quick! This orange nice cream with chia gel will only take 25 minutes of your time and requires 7 ingredients – or 8 if you count needing water as well. All of the ingredients are delicious, and easy to find! This nice cream is simple, and quick, delicious, and healthy!
Ingredient-wise we are looking at an extremely simple, and easily-find list. One will need bananas, oranges, plant milk, and vanilla extract to make the nice cream. In turn, the chia gel will only require chia seeds, water, and maple, or agave syrup. Honey will also be excellent in the gel, if you would like to use that. This recipe will require a blender to make the nice cream in as well. Truly simple, right!
The recipe starts with freezing the bananas in a freezer overnight. I like to chop the bananas to 5-10 pieces before putting the into the freezer, because blending them will be a lot easier if they are in smaller pieces – at least with my blender I have noticed this to be the case.
Once one actually starts making the nice cream the first step is blend the bananas in a blender. Once the bananas have reached the consistency of a smooth cream it is time to start turning the banana nice cream into orange nice cream by flavoring. Fresh oranges a definitely the way to go with the flavoring. In step juice of two oranges is squeezed into the blended banana mixture along side with grated zest of one orange, some plant milk (if needed for a smoother, and softer consistency), and a little bit of vanilla extract. Once all of the ingredients are in the blender everything is blended together nice, and smooth.
I recommend starting by making the chia gel. The gel takes about 20 minutes to form, so just by mixing all the ingredients together in a bowl, and setting the bowl aside to let the seeds form a gel texture, gives you time to do everything else whilst the gel is forming.
Orange Nice Cream
2 big, or 4 smaller servings
- 4 frozen bananas
- Juice of 2 oranges
- Zest of 1 orange
- 1/5 cup (1/2 dl) any plant milk (optional)
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- Start by making the chia gel (This will save you time)
- Chop each of the bananas in to 5-10 pieces, and put all of the pieces in to the freezer the night before.
- Start the making of the nice cream by putting all the banana pieces in to a blender.
- Add juice of two oranges, grated zest of one orange, the vanilla extract, and the plant milk (if you want to).
- Blend all the ingredient together until smooth.
Chia Seed Gel
- 2 tbsp chia seeds
- 8 tbsp water
- 1 tbsp maple, or agave syrup
- Add all of the ingredients into a bowl. Get the syrup nicely mixed in.
- Let the chia seed form into a gel for 20 minutes.
- Once you are done with both the orange nice cream, and the chia gel, plate your nice cream in a bowl, and decorate if you want to.
- Enjoy!
Hope you like this quick, and easy orange nice cream recipe. You can find me on Instagram, Twitter, and Pinterest @emilylainpelto.


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i am planning to currently waiting for the season to finish
I am pretty sure it's going to get multiple seasons, but god damn, this is going to be one hell of a series.
Anyone else watching/reading this? If so, what are your thoughts on it?
murao x tanaka
i am planning to currently waiting for the season to finish
Planning on seeing it after I finish these 12 shows I have to watch first lol
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I love Kore Wa Zombie Desu Ka <3
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FULLERTON, Calif. — As Mark Prior prepared to warm up in the bullpen, his all-business game face, once the trademark of a familiar commanding presence, was shattered by a 2-year-old girl with blond pigtails.
"Hi, Daddy," Caitlin Prior shouted as she and her older sister, Amanda, who is nearly 4, waved to their dad.
Prior looked beyond the bullpen catcher and into the stands, waved back to his girls, and did something he has not often done on a baseball field. He smiled.
Prior, who has not pitched in the major leagues since 2006 after a series of arm troubles, is trying to work his way back to the major leagues with the Orange County Flyers of the independent Golden Baseball League.
It is a long road, one that will be measured pitch by pitch on a fragile right shoulder. But it is a journey that will come without the weight of expectations. The burdens of hauling the Chicago Cubs to a World Series or assuming a place among the game's pitching elite have been cut away by a surgeon's scalpel.Continue reading the main story
"I just want to see what I have left," Prior said Saturday night, a little more than a week before his 30th birthday. "I'm doing this because I love playing. If what I've got left is good enough to get back up there, I'd love to put some more years under my belt. The only regret would be, what if I could have one more shot, whether I get back for one day or five or six more years. I don't think I was ready to say: All right, that's it. I've had enough."
It is easy, because it has been so long since he has pitched in a major league game, to forget how exceptional Prior was. He was hailed as a once-in-a-generation pitcher at Southern California, with an unheard-of 17-to-1 strikeout-to-walk ratio and seemingly flawless mechanics. The small-market Minnesota Twins, perhaps scared off by Prior's price, chose a hometown product, Joe Mauer, with the top pick in the 2001 draft and lavished him with a $5.15 million signing bonus, a record. About six weeks later, the Cubs, who chose Prior second, gave him $10.5 million.
Prior took the outsize hype and money, and quickly justified them. He was in the Cubs' rotation in less than a year. He finished 18-6 and third in the Cy Young Award voting in 2003. He carried a shutout into the eighth inning of a would-be pennant clincher at Wrigley Field that season — until Steve Bartman, and then the Florida Marlins, intervened.
In short, he was Stephen Strasburg.
It is an easy comparison to make, connecting the dots among the signing bonus (Strasburg's $15 million in 2009 is the only one to exceed Prior's), the hype, the hometown (both are from San Diego), the towering presence, the overpowering stuff, the effortless delivery. And now, as of last week, the frailty of their right arms.
Prior said that he met Strasburg once, and that it was briefly, but he expressed empathy for him. Strasburg is likely to have Tommy John surgery to repair torn ligaments in his elbow and will not return for 12 to 18 months.
"We don't get a LeBron James type of feeling from a lot of players coming up, and he brought that electricity," said Prior, who has had two shoulder operations since he last pitched in the majors. "Hopefully, because the Tommy Johns are a better success rate coming back, he'll be fine."
The injuries to Prior and Strasburg have led some to debate whether their mechanics contributed to their injuries. Scapular loading (pinching the shoulder blades together) and an inverted W (having the elbows higher than the shoulders when striding toward the plate) have been identified as possible culprits. Each of these elements leave the arm farther behind in the delivery when a pitcher's front foot lands, putting more stress on the elbow and shoulder. Or so the theory goes.
The problem for Prior is that there are a lot of plausible theories.
Before his shoulder gave out, he injured it in a violent collision on the basepath with Atlanta Braves second baseman Marcus Giles. His elbow was fractured by a line drive off the bat of Colorado outfielder Brad Hawpe. And it did not help that while chasing the World Series, Cubs Manager Dusty Baker allowed Prior to average 125 pitches over his final nine starts. Including the playoffs, Prior threw 234 2/3 innings that season, the most in the National League.
"Is it because of mechanics that I broke down?" Prior said, laughing at the irony of how his mechanics, once described as picturesque, are now viewed by some as flawed. "I'm beyond the point of asking if that's the reason. Is it because I tried to play middle linebacker on the second baseman? I took a line drive and broke my elbow and was back in three weeks. Did that play into it? Was it one of those specific things, or all of it just that I've pitched since I was 6 years old? Who knows."
Nevertheless, Prior's mechanics are slightly different now. When his right hand leaves his glove and extends behind him as he delivers a pitch, his right elbow does not extend as high, creating less torque.
Prior acknowledged the change, calling his delivery shorter. But he said it was a result of how surgery changed his shoulder socket, rather than a conscious effort to alter his mechanics.
Since signing this month with the Flyers, who play a little more than an hour from his home, Prior has pitched well. He is making his comeback as a reliever, saying his shoulder can handle 20 to 40 pitches at a time. In 10 innings, Prior has struck out 20 and allowed 4 hits, 5 walks and no earned runs. His fastball, once capable of reaching 98 miles per hour, was in the high 80s when he began. More recently, it has inched up to 92.
"From the first outing to the last, he's definitely gotten better," said Flyers Manager Paul Abbott, a former major league pitcher. "And I think there's more in the tank, too."
It is a far cry from November, when he could not play catch from 30 feet without discomfort. It was then, after the two major operations and a failed comeback attempt with the Padres in which he sustained a capsular tear for the third time, that Prior began working with Jackson Crowther, a strength and conditioning coach at U.S.C. and a former minor league pitcher. They had known each other for more than a decade.
Crowther says he has focused Prior's rehabilitation on building small muscle groups around the shoulder in order to give the joint enough support to handle the stress. When pitchers break down, Crowther added, it is typically elbows and shoulders, not the big muscles that are often the focus of conditioning.
Saturday represented another small step for Prior; it was the first time he pitched on consecutive days, Afterward, he spent an hour working out, doing mostly isometric exercises.
He felt fine, at least physically.
Saturday was also the first time his daughters had seen him pitch. The elder, Amanda, knows that her dad works out often, but is just beginning to grasp what he does. If all goes to plan, Caitlin and Matthew, his 5-month-old son, will have the same experience.
Soon, his time with the Flyers will be done, and he will map out an off-season program with the goal of being invited to spring training with a major league club. But he knows better than to feel too good, to look too far ahead.
"I'd be lying if I told you I didn't wake up every morning and that first movement is, What's it going to feel like today?" Prior said. "The more I get out there and the more I wake up and do the things I need to do, I hope it eats away at that subconscious anxiety that comes with being hurt. There was a little nerves tonight, but it's a good test. All this is new for me."Continue reading the main story


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Adjuvant Axitinib Treatment of Renal Cancer: A Randomized Double-blind Phase 3 Study of Adjuvant Axitinib vs. Placebo in Subjects at High Risk of Recurrent RCC
This is a prospective, randomized, double blind placebo controlled Phase 3 trial of oral
axitinib starting at 5 mg twice daily given 3 years vs. placebo.
The 592 patients will be randomized in a 1:1 ratio between axitinib vs placebo.
Allocation: Randomized, Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study, Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment, Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor), Primary Purpose: Prevention
Disease Free Survival (DFS)
To demonstrate an improvement in disease free survival (DFS) in patients at high risk of recurrent RCC randomly assigned to adjuvant axitinib (Arm A) vs. Placebo (Arm B) after nephrectomy.
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The Introduction to Lotus Notes course provides training on the industry leading groupware application facilitating data sharing and communications between staff. You will learn the basic skills and knowledge necessary to use the essential features including how to customize the components of the Notes workstation environment, manage your mail, personalize email letterhead, use address books, …more
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The Introduction to Adobe Photoshop course provides an overview of this professional graphics and image-editing software application. You will learn the basic techniques of graphic manipulation including how to adjust the color of photographs, drawings, and other images, crop and recast the image, create web-ready graphics, use the painting and editing tools, add filters to images, and save …more
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Learn how to create instant bibliographies while searching online catalogs and databases with this popular citation management software, which interacts with your word processing software to make paper writing and citing easier. Please email email@example.com to schedule an individual appointment if you are unable to attend the class. Note: It is preferable for participants to …more
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Using Collaborate, Blackboard's web-conferencing tool, you can hold online office hours or lectures for online classes or for weather emergencies, as well as host remote speakers.
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Natures Path Organic Whole O's 325g
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Those children are so wonderfully creepy!
Ah wonderful. I like it already!
This look veeery good... *.*
This is great! Im excited to see more ouo
Put a bunny in a suit and you will get Hitman XD
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now all he needs is the guns...
now all he needs is the guns...
yeah))) i should make a pic of that...
Lol he's adorably dangerous!
I like the panel with the people blankly staring, pretty creepy. I wonder where this is going.
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Template:SBB-Protocols Assay2
Strepavidin-Binding Assay
Goals: 1) To Screen 16 constructs for their ability to bind strepavidin on the cell surface 2) To devise a method for quantifying the relative amount of strepavidin bound by the constructs
The Constructs: M10210 {Pbad.rbs.prepro.StrepTag}{<AG4>}{<CPG_L6!}{dblTerm} M10211 {Pbad.rbs.prepro.StrepTag}{<AG4>}{<eCPX!}{dblTerm} M10212 {Pbad.rbs.prepro.StrepTag}{<AG4>}{<upaG_short!}{dblTerm} M10213 {Pbad.rbs.prepro.StrepTag}{<AG4>}{<Ag43_short!}{dblTerm} M10214 {Pbad.rbs.prepro.StrepTag}{<AG4>}{<espP(beta)!}{dblTerm} M10215 {Pbad.rbs.prepro.StrepTag}{<AG4>}{<ehaB!]{dblTerm} M10216 {Pbad.rbs.prepro.StrepTag}{<AG4>}{<CPompX!}{dblTerm} M10217 {Pbad.rbs.prepro.StrepTag}{<AG4>}{<TshA!}{dblTerm} -- M10218 {Pbad.rbs.prepro.StrepTag}{<GS5-IILK>}{<CPG_L6!}{dblTerm} M10219 {Pbad.rbs.prepro.StrepTag}{<GS5-IILK>}{<eCPX!}{dblTerm} M10220 {Pbad.rbs.prepro.StrepTag}{<GS5-IILK>}{<upaG_short!}{dblTerm} M10221 {Pbad.rbs.prepro.StrepTag}{<GS5-IILK>}{<Ag43_short!}{dblTerm} M10222 {Pbad.rbs.prepro.StrepTag}{<GS5-IILK>}{<espP(beta)!}{dblTerm} M10223 {Pbad.rbs.prepro.StrepTag}{<GS5-IILK>}{<ehaB!]{dblTerm} M10224 {Pbad.rbs.prepro.StrepTag}{<GS5-IILK>}{<CPompX!}{dblTerm} M10225 {Pbad.rbs.prepro.StrepTag}{<GS5-IILK>}{<TshA!}{dblTerm}
Transforming and Plating
1) In a 96-well PCR plate, add to wells a mixture of 220uL competent cells, 30ul KCM salts, and 50 uL ddH2O. 2) Add 1uL of a construct to each well. 2) Incubate for 10' on ice, heat shock at 40C for 1', cool for another 2', and then add 90uL of LB media. Cover and shake for 15' at 37C. 3) Plate on chloramphenacol and incubate at 37C for 24h.
1) For each construct, pick 2 colonies and inoculate in x mL of x media, w/ or w/o arabinose (1:1000), in a 24-deep well plate. 2) Shake at 37C for 24h.
Assaying Strepavidin Binding
1) Prefill wells in a clean 96-well skirted plate with 300uL PBS, and add 25uL of each construct. 2) Spin down the plate at 3.5k RPM for 5min. 3) Decant and re-suspend cells in 300uL PBS. Add 15uL Strepavidin-Phycoerythrin to each well and shake for 30min at 37C. 4) Spin down the cells according to step 2, decant, and re-suspend in 300uL. Perform twice. 5) Resuspend washed cells in 150uL, transfer to a microtiter plate, and measure transmittance at 575nm using 488nm excitation.
For all 16 constructs & the 3 controls: grow them with/without arabinose to saturation in 1-3uL culture (grown in 24 well blocks)
96 well plate:
- each well add 300ul PBS, 15ul Streptavidin, 25ul of cell culture (the first time we do this, it will be saturated culture)
- incubate at 37C without shaking for 30mins-1hour
- spin down cells for 1 min at full speed to pellet cells - check in UV box for bright white color
pBca9145-Bca 9494 (positive control that displays cpx, a streptavidin binding peptide under Pbad)
DH10B (no plasmid, negative control)
pBca9495CA-Bca1144 (negative control: backbone)
Can play with:
- streptavidin concentrations
- mid-log vs. saturation
- quantitative assays (number of washes, volume...)
JCA: This needs much more detail. In particular, write up the details about the volumes of materials, composition of the assays, times and temperatures at each step, etc.
April 22
- used 600uL cells, incubated with 300ul PBS + 1ul Streptavidin
- we could actually visually see binding for 4 constructs (one control?)
- we tried to quantify it with the Tecan but we just got background
for Monday
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- discard the media
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Drag Racing Done Right: Confessions of an Import Guy
We sent one of our import guys to cover the 2016 NMCA West Street Car Nationals at Auto Club Dragway… Needless to say, he's a fan now.
I've shot a ton of drag racing over the past decade and a half. Seen lots of records broken, met lots of talented racers and hugely impressive teams, and have had the privilege witnessing at full-tilt (seeing, hearing, feeling) some of the most iconic machines to grace the sport. I've loved every minute of it. And then it all seemed to fade away.
This was import/sport compact drag racing—1,500hp turbocharged four-cylinders and 2,000hp inline-sixes, FWD econoboxes blasting 7-second quarter-miles (9 seconds in all-motor trim) and Japanese muscle cars rivaling their American brothers. Packed stands, well-funded race teams, a prospering industry. No matter who you were, if you had an appreciation for speed and race engineering, it was an impressive thing.
But all the well-funded and fast race teams of the day couldn't match the number of street-car enthusiasts looking for cheap thrills, hoping to be a part of the action with rushed builds and cut corners. For every one of those record-breaking, 7-second FWD blasts there were dozens of botched burnouts, missed stagings, breaks at the line and lots of downtime from oil spewed down the strip, by enthusiasts' ill-prepared quests to have fun.
Such does not seem to be the case with NMCA drag racing, as made evident at the 5th Annual Energy Suspension NMCA West Street Car Nationals in Fontana, California.
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As impressive as building a FWD econobox to churn out 1,500hp and blast an 8-second ¼-mile E.T. is, there's plenty to be said about tuning a thoroughbred RWD performance car to make upwards of three times that amount of power and turn consistent 4-second 1/8s through multiple rounds of qualifying and eliminations. Such was the case in ProCharger Limited Street, where racer James Lawrence and his venerable 2001 Camaro won the field with a 4.82 E.T. just over his rival's 4.95. And all this after racer Johnny Coleman marked the fastest pass with a blistering 4.67 E.T.
Maybe more impressive was the ARP Outlaw 8.5 class, which also saw its share of 4-second passes before being won by Ben Davidow with a 5.03 E.T. Very impressive, considering the class's 8.5-inch spec tire.
Two Speeds: Fast and Still Fast
Fastest Street Car Pro Mod, Ultra Street Shootout and Top Dragster Shootout all saw winning E.T.s in the 5- and 6-second E.T. range.
Lucas Oil 10.5, Meziere Top Sportsman, Champion Pro Comp, Jet-Hot Open Comp, MMR Mustang Madness, Edlebrock Super Quick and Gear Vendors True Street classes all saw winning E.T.s range from 7 to 9 seconds from a wide variety of classic, late-model and dragster machines, again with impressive consistency (especially in bracket racing!) and very few mishaps.
Even classes like Calvert Racing Quick Street and the Edlebrock Bracket Showdown saw E.T.s dipping into the single digits, but more widely invited drivers of 10-12-second cars to the line. Maybe not the quickest and fastest passes of the weekend, but watching drivers control their runs down to tenths and even hundredths of a second from their dial-in times makes for some exciting racing, especially considering the number of racers in this class who drove to and from the track, in modestly modded machines without the benefit of the latest tech.
Looking Forward
Maybe it's that NMCA's slightly older field of competitors, behind the wheels of classic and late-model American muscle cars built with timeless V8 tech, have the benefit of drawing on experience and a stable aftermarket like the sport compact guys are developing today. Maybe it's that NMCA West's relaxed, four-season schedule allows racers more time to prepare between each round than sport compact heyday's multiple series and seemingly overlapping events. Maybe it's the organization's well-thought-out classing and digilent tech inspection.
Whatever the case, racers at the NMCA West Street Car Nationals were fast, consistent and reliable enough—and knew all the right staging and racing strategies—to keep the drag racing competitive, exciting for fans and steadily moving all weekend. If ever there was an example of what organized drag racing should be (or should aim to become), this is it. We can't wait to see more.
View more photos from NMCA's event at Auto Club Dragway in the gallery below, and see our coverage from the NMCA West Spring Nationals.


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Course Brook Farm Fall Horse Trials (Oct 2017) Omnibus Listing
Comment: Accepting Post Entries through Tuesday, October 3rd; a $50 post entry fee will be assessed.
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Open Date: Aug 22 Close Date: Sep 19
Address: 39 Brush Hill Road, Sherborn, MA 01770
From West: I-90 East to exit 12 towards Framingham Route 9 East. Ramp toward Edgell Rd./Main St./Framingham. Right at lights onto Union. At roundabout merge right onto Rte. 126. Cross railroad tracks at Rte. 135. First left onto Irving St. Bear right at light onto Loring Dr. which becomes Western Ave. Left onto Brush Hill Road. 39 Brush Hill Road is on the right.
From North: I-95 South to I-90 West to exit 12. Follow directions above.
Comment: Big rigs should enter from Western Ave onto Brush Hill Road.
USEF/USEA Recognized Division:P
USEF Endorsed/USEA Recognized Divisions:PT,T,N,BN
Fri: Cross-country course opens-3 pm.
Sat: Dressage (P, PT, T, N, BN) -7:30 am; Show Jumping -noon Cross-country - immediately following SJ.
Available at www.area1usea.org and www.coursebrookshows.com October 4, 2017.
Judges: Pres: Janice Conlon, MD Dressage Judges: Margaret Hutchison, NY; Keith Angstadt, MA; Judy Travers-Lawless, MA
CD: XC/SJ: John Williams, NY
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Orgs: Erika Hawkes Hendricks, 508-954-1278 and Nici Hornblower, 508-259-3918.
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Stabling: $95/night.
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Cross-country courses closed September 20. Dressage warm-up on grass, show jumping in sand ring.
Levels may be divided as entries warrant; state preferences under the Eligible Section and birth date on entry. Entry limit 125.
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Hyderabad, Apr 18 (UNI) The opposition Telugu Desam Party(TDP) today urged the Chief Election Commissioner(CEC) to take appropriate action against the Andhra Pradesh Government and its order for cancellation of transfer of 35 police officers, violating the code of conduct in the State.
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Ideally located high on a hill to capture the views and breezes, this home is sure to impress.
Spread out over two levels, this spacious home offers:
+ Main bedroom has a walk in robe and ensuite. There is a sliding door to the South facing deck with mountain views
+ Three double bedrooms - Three bedrooms boast walk-in robes, the fourth a built-in robe.
+ Main Bathroom and a separate powder room
+ Rumpus Room
* Air-conditioning in the downstairs living areas & office, plus two of the bedrooms.
+ Spacious entrance which leads through to the main living area
+ Well positioned study room/ 5th bedroom
+ Sun room/can be used as a play room for the kids
+ Double garage with additional storage
+ A modern kitchen at the heart of the home boasts quality stainless steel appliances including a gourmet's delight extra large oven with gas cook top.
Outdoors, you will discover a fabulous, fully fenced yard and a sparkling pool just in time for the warm weather! There is also a garden shed and two street access to the home. Pet on application.
Discover the convenience of living in such a prime position, within walking distance to Kimberley Park Primary, local shops and parks. You are only a few minutes' drive to the Logan Hyperdome and a host of other quality schools such as John Paul College. Quick access to the M1 and you are within a half hours drive to both the Gold Coast and Brisbane CBD.
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Elders Real Estate Shailer Park Loganholme
Loganholme QLD, 4129
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FALLBROOK – "Women Who Print" and "Totems" art exhibitions will open at the Fallbrook Library on Jan. 15 and run through March 3.
On Friday, Jan. 20, there will be a reception for the artists from 6 to 8 p.m. at the library. Live music and refreshments will be served and all are welcome to attend this free event.
In the community room, "Women Who Print" will feature women printmakers and on the reading patio, "Totems" will display towering glass sculptures.
Denise Kraemer, curator of the print show, is a printmaking instructor at Riverside Community College and at Cal State San Bernardino. Her credentials include lecturing, curating, and solo exhibiting.
She has invited accomplished women printmakers, saying, "Part of the enchantment of printmaking has to do with the notion of magic. The phenomenon encompasses curiosity, wonder and discovery and you don't know what you will end up with until you pull the paper away from the matrix. I believe the work in this collection will influence many generations, using symbols, characters and textures linked with change: life, death, new directions, health, and stability, lack of comfort and the passage of time."
These printmakers are Leslie Brown, Tammy Greenwood, Donna Morin, Nancy Macko, Jan Harvey, Karen Kauffman, Karen Karlsson, Ann Bingham-Freeman, Lizabeth Marin, Froukje Schaafsma-Smith and Kraemer. Monoprints, chine colle, woodcuts, dry point etching, lithography and encaustic printmaking will be on display.
Merrill Everett will exhibit several fantastic "Totems" on the reading patio. These blown glass structures are colorful and extremely imaginative. They are perhaps the most creative sculptural pieces that have been shown here. Everett cut his teeth on ceramics but gravitated toward glass because the gratification was immediate and there was a true sense of cooperation and community among glass blowers.
After graduating from Cal State Fullerton with a business and arts degree and earning a master's of fine art from Claremont Graduate School, Everett taught glassblowing at Orange Coast College. He built the glass studios at Scripps Claremont, and the Orange County Fairgrounds and founded the Fallbrook School of the Arts Ceramics and Glass programs.
The library is located at 124 S. Mission Road. For more information, call (760) 731-7470.


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Our friend had booked us a week here through his timeshare. I called months ahead to request a really good view,especially since we had NEVER been out WEST..I was also told to request a "top floor", but we didn't get it, even though I called twice before we arrived there. We had a bottom floor, which seemed sorta like a basement. We heard every step the folks made above us, especially at 4 and 5 am!!! GRRRR!!! That part wasn't pleasing at all & I was not happy that we had a "somewhat view"..it was mainly bushes at our sliding glass door with the red rocks way out .."above" the trees/bushes. --The bed was pretty comfy..pillows were not. The sofa was pretty awful..I could not sit on it..way too wide..uhh! The kitchen didn't have enough variety of pots and pans/utensils, etc.--Had to deal with a few odd bugs/nats , but otherwise it was very clean and pretty well kept. Bathroom was good; separate shower and tub and good sink/vanity area.-- This was a special trip for my husband and I, first time out West, first long trip alone; sorta disappointed with this place. After speaking to two nice ladies about my request (Sharon and Hazelee), I really thought I would get a nicer unit.
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