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Gloucester Rugby: Olly Morgan forced to retire from professional rugby
OLLY Morgan has been forced to admit defeat in his 21-month fitness battle, retiring in his 10th season at Kingsholm.
The 27-year-old full-back has found it hard to accept he will never play again, after long-standing and complex knee trouble.
Conceding his "body wasn't built for rugby", Morgan said his enforced retirement has been all-but inevitable for some time.
Morgan will assume a role in Gloucester's backroom staff, assisting Alex Brown with recruitment and Pete Buxton with academy coaching.
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The RFU level three-qualified coach will also start a two-year Open University leadership and management degree.
"Immensely proud" of his relentless fight to make a playing return, Morgan believes the mental strength he has gained through injury hardship will stand him in fine stead for the future.
Morgan tore knee ligaments in Gloucester's 21-15 Premiership defeat at Worcester on Saturday, January 7, 2012.
Lateral collateral and anterior cruciate ligament tears were serious enough, but Morgan had also ruptured the popliteus – the muscle that locks and unlocks the knee joint – the posterolateral chamber and the biceps tendon. The two-cap England full-back had hardly recovered from a freak shoulder dislocation in Gloucester's 41-41 draw at Leicester Tigers in April 2011 when long-term injury struck again.
His initial recovery prognosis after knee surgery was six months – but three-quarters of the way through that rehabilitation an infection and two further operations left him starting from scratch.
Not even a trip to renowned knee rehabilitation expert Bill Knowles in Vermont could help Morgan make a playing return.
When operating surgeon Andy Williams gave his professional opinion that Morgan could not play again, the former Millfield School pupil admitted it was effectively inevitable – but still a shock.
Fearless under the high ball and in contact, Morgan knows he threw himself into trouble at times – but would not have it any other way.
He explained: "I could probably say my body wasn't built for rugby, and sometimes the way I played the game wasn't the most sensible, but that's me, that's how I am, that's how I've always been.
"And I wouldn't change a thing.
"In whatever you do you've got to have that competitive edge, whether in training or in matches.
"I'm ridiculously competitive, and you've got to be to be successful.
"Hopefully I can take that forward and channel it into what I do next.
"It's been a gradual thing, the infection really did hit home thinking, 'actually it's not just about rugby, it's about health, after rugby, being able to walk'.
"That was my primary goal.
"When you get through your rehab and you work hard, and you start to jog and do some strength exercises you then think you're not a million miles away.
"There were so many ups and downs, and when I was still getting discomfort, going to see Andy Williams, that was the time I realised.
"Him saying 'in my opinion I don't feel you can continue to play professional rugby', that's where it hit home.
"It's been gradual, but there's still a clear point where you think you can't cope any more.
"Every operation you go into you're told there is a risk of infection.
"I was three-quarters of the way through my rehab, and then to start from scratch, that was probably the toughest part. It was basically having the operation done again, exact details aside.
"Mentally that was extremely tough. Those closest to me know how hard it's been.
"And that's where you realise it's agonisingly difficult to take to retire, but I feel I've come out of it a better person, so you've got to take the positives out of it."
Relieved to have made a final decision on his future and to be able to move forward, Morgan still lamented the fact he will never again experience that Kingsholm atmosphere from centre-field.
He continued: "Gloucester is such a passionate, traditional club that you sometimes can't escape rugby.
"So you want to have an answer to the questions, you want to say everything's alright, but actually now the fact I've had that closure and can't continue, and retirement is here, it's easier. I can speak openly now, and it's no longer something I want to put off, because it's all resolved.
"I'm immensely proud of how hard I've worked to try to get back.
"I'm coming to terms with it, but it's still hard, I run the water at the weekends, being part of that atmosphere, in front of that amazing crowd, it's still hard to realise you'll never do that again.
"Even though I have known for a little while this day would come, you still think to yourself 'what next', and it is daunting. Every player has to make that decision at some point; mine has just come sooner than some others.
"Rugby is getting way more brutal, retirements are being announced more and more frequently. It was inevitable, but ultimately I've got to look forward to what comes next and focus on the future.
"When I came back from seeing Bill, he had pictured out how many weaknesses there were.
"I had got a great amount of work done, but there was still a lot to improve.
"And that was all in a controlled environment, and when you go out of control, in matches, that's when your knee has to react to things you're not used to.
"I know that's something I wouldn't have been able to do, and the week on week intensity of games and training, there's just no way it would have worked.
"While this has been gutting, this is a new start and I'm really looking forward to the next chapter."

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From the UN: Culture of Peace and the Small Arms Trade
Dr. Sylvain Ehrenfeld
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In 1953 Dwight Eisenhower noted that "every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired, signifies in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and not clothed." Today, throughout the world, the arms industry siphons off money that is essential for peace. The world is currently awash in all types of weapons. Despite the reported downward trend in conflict, it is estimated that in 2008 world governments spent a staggering $1,500 billion to arm themselves. Of the estimated 890 million small arms in circulation, many have been illegally obtained. More is known about the number of nuclear warheads, stocks of chemical weapons, and transfer of major conventional weapons than about small arms.
Most present-day conflicts are fought within states with small arms. Because they are cheap, easy to use, and widely available they become weapons of choice in civil wars, terrorism, and organized crime. Furthermore, a lack of regulation makes it easy for small arms to slip from the legal market to the illicit market. Only about a third are in the hands of legally constituted security forces. Despite the fact that more than 300,000 people are killed each year with small arms, the world has never agreed to a set of rules on the transnational small arms trade. The sad irony is that there are cumbersome rules on selling bananas but no solid international binding rules on the $7 billion a year business of selling small arms. Small arms are big business and though the UN has tried to regulate the traffic for years, its regulation is fiercely opposed by the arms industry.
In 2001 the U.N. introduced a program for action to combat the illicit trade. In 2005 the UN called for small arms to be marked, in order to allow for tracing and tracking in hopes of stemming illegal trafficking. This approach, however, has yielded almost no success. The globalization of information fosters viewing the world as a more violent place than it actually is. In fact, despite the appearance of great violence, the number of conflicts and the number of casualties have been significantly reduced since the end of the Cold War. The most severe conflicts and the number of genocides have declined dramatically. However, vigilance is an important requirement for prevention and an arms trade treaty must be developed and its adherence must be enforced.
In order for an arms trade treaty to be effective, history has shown that there must be a strong show of public support. For example, an outcry in the early 1960s against testing nuclear weapons in the atmosphere resulted in a treaty in 1963. Another example was the international campaign to ban land mines which sparked a convention in 1997 which produced a land mine treaty that reduced casualties from land mines by two-thirds and reduced the trade in land mines to almost zero, despite the fact that the US, China, India and Russia have not signed it.
In 1998, the UN General Assembly proclaimed the period from 2001-2010 the International Decade for the Culture of Peace. We are now into 2012. The UN has a vision of change in consciousness, transformation in individual behavior and national and institutional practices. These international qualities tap a deep and pervasive source within humanity that has resulted in the worldwide union and collaboration of many peace organizations.
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Nick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday47 mins agoNot only did Oregon's football playersgo sledding on Friday, some were involved in a snowball incident on campus.
A video was posted by Oregon's student newspaper showing students throwing snowballs at cars trying to pass through campus and on Sunday night, Oregon coach Mark Helfrich released a statement saying that football players who participated in the snowball throwing would be punished.
"On Saturday, I was made aware of an incident that occurred Friday afternoon during the snow day involving multiple Oregon students including members of the football team," Helfrich said in the statement. "The behavior exhibited in the video is completely unacceptable and dangerous. We take this matter very seriously and disciplinary actions have begun."
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Southern Miss coach Todd Monken bought every departing senior a suit (PHOTO)
Nick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday1 hr agoSouthern Mississippi broke the nation's longest losing streak and now each departing senior has a suit, courtesy of coach Todd Monken.
Monken, Southern Miss's first-year coach, bought the players suits for any job interviews that they may have in the future. Yes, sometimes there is more to life than football. That picture was posted by Bret Becton, a professor at Southern Miss.
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It's an incredibly cool gesture, and before you ask, no, it's not a violation of NCAA rules. Per the NCAA gift rule, seniors can receive up to $425 in gifts. We mentioned that rule earlier this seasonwhen Maryland players were initially thinking they had to wait to receive the game ballsthat they were awarded so the balls didn't count against the gift rule.
Ranking all the bowl games, from 1 to 35
Graham Watson at Dr. Saturday12 hrs agoWell, it's finally here – the last days of the BCS.
Go ahead, weep. It's OK. The BCS has been a good sparring pal, keeping us on our toes while we debated the merits of one team getting a bid over another. Heck, even in its final year it gave us a little controversy with an interesting decision that put Oklahoma in the Sugar Bowl ahead of Oregon.
Still, we'll miss our dear friend, the BCS, as we usher in a new era of a college football playoff.
When the dust clears on the 2013-14 season, either Florida State or Auburn will be crowned champion. But before we get to that, there are 34 other bowls that deserve our attention – some less than others.
The bowl season wasn't exactly kind this year, There are a couple good matchups, but there are also a lot of duds and a few games that are just absolutely unwatchable.
We here at Dr. Saturday break them all down for you, 1 to 35:
The Sun Belt offered to pay the Little Caesar's Bowl and Independence Bowl to take its teams
Nick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday14 hrs agoThe Sun Belt Conference had more teams eligible for bowls than it had bowl spots. While that may be a good problem to have, it's still a problem. So the conference took the step of offering the Little Caesar's Pizza Bowl and the AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl money to select a Sun Belt team.
Neither bowl took the conference's offer.
"And during the past several weeks, I have been in discussions and negotiations with all the bowls that might be open. Specifically, the Sun Belt targeted the AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl and Little Caesar's Pizza Bowl and was in negotiations with both up until final decisions were made," Sun Belt Commissioner Karl Benson said in a statement.
"The Sun Belt Conference Presidents and Chancellors authorized me two weeks ago to use Sun Belt funds at my discretion to entice both bowls to take a Sun Belt team. As a result, the Sun Belt made very significant financial offers to both bowls that clearly exceeded anything the Sun Belt has done in previous years."
BCS National Championship capsule: No. 1 Florida State vs. No. 2 Auburn
Graham Watson at Dr. Saturday14 hrs agoBCS National Championship Rose Bowl, Pasadena, Calif. Jan. 6, 2014 No. 1 Florida State vs. No. 2 Auburn
An early look at the matchup: Initially, the draw of this game will be the offenses. Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston, the likely Heisman winner, has dazzled all season with accuracy and poise not often seen by a freshman. The Florida State receivers are big and physical and the running game with James Wilder Jr., makes the Seminoles a tough matchup.
Auburn's offense revolves around quarterback Nick Marshall and running back Tre Mason, who anchor the nation's leading rushing attack with 335.7 yards per game. The Tigers showed just how dominant that rushing game can be by throttling a Missouri rush defense that started the game ranked No. 2 in the SEC and finished No. 9 after allowing 545 rushing yards, including 304 to Mason.
But the story of the game will be defense. Florida State has a good one, Auburn doesn't. The Seminoles lead the nation allowing just 10.7 points per game and are ranked third in the country allowing just 268.5 yards per game. They have stifled almost every opponent they have played and are especially good against the run, allowing 116.5 yards per game.
Orange Bowl capsule: No. 7 Ohio State vs. No. 12 Clemson
Sam Cooper at Dr. Saturday14 hrs agoOrange Bowl Sun Life Stadium, Miami, Fla. Jan. 3, 2014 Ohio State vs. Clemson
An early look at the matchup: The Orange Bowl features two teams with dynamic offenses with tons of speed and bend but don't break defenses. The immediate draw is to the quarterback position with dual threats Braxton Miller and Tajh Boyd running the show for Ohio State and Clemson, respectively.
Each quarterback has their fair share of weapons to work with, but Braxton Miller and Ohio State do most of their damage on the ground. Miller threw for 1,860 yards and 22 touchdowns while also accumulating an impressive 1,033 yards and 10 scores on the ground. The Buckeyes have a versatile run game with Carlos Hyde in the backfield. He and Miller can gash defenses consistently with the read-option, but when Miller is under center, there is a high likelihood that he is handing the ball to Hyde (1,408 yards and 14 touchdowns). Wideouts Philly Brown and Devin Smith each accumulated 655 receiving yards and combined for 18 touchdowns. They are the top deep threats for OSU.
Sugar Bowl Capsule: No. 3 Alabama vs. No. 11 Oklahoma
Nick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday14 hrs agoAllstate Sugar Bowl Mercedes-Benz Superdome, New Orleans, La. Jan. 2, 2014 Oklahoma vs. Alabama
An early look at the matchup: Hey, it's Oklahoma and Alabama. Two of college football's most recognizable programs. This is going to be a rock 'em, sock 'em slugfest, right?
Well, we're not optimistic. Starting next season, the Sugar Bowl is between teams from the Big 12 and SEC. The Sooners are behind the Oregon Ducks in the BCS standings, but the Sugar Bowl has the opportunity to get a head start on the matchup. Plus, Oklahoma is closer and easily driveable, and the bowl can count on more fans to make the trek. Alabama is close too, so it's going to be a house of crimson. But we're deprived of the opportunity of seeing Oregon's offense against Alabama's defense. If you're a neutral, isn't that the more intriguing game?
Rose Bowl capsule: No. 4 Michigan State vs. No. 5 Stanford
Sam Cooper at Dr. Saturday15 hrs agoRose Bowl Rose Bowl, Pasadena, Calif. Jan. 1, 2014 No. 4 Michigan State vs. No. 5 Stanford
An early look at the matchup: Besides the National Championship game, the Rose Bowl showdown between the Spartans and the Cardinal is arguably the most intriguing. Coming off impressive efforts on both sides of the ball in their respective conference title game wins, these teams are hot, and they both play a similar, extremely physical brand of football. Both teams showcase a style of football that is fading away in recent times.
The Spartans and the Cardinal both feature run-first offenses with bruising, downhill running backs. With 1,618 yards rushing yards (seventh in the country) and 20 rushing touchdowns (fifth), Stanford's 6-foot-1, 221-pound Tyler Gaffney is one of the toughest backs in the country. And though he only averages just over 21 passing attempts per game, quarterback Kevin Hogan is a steady game manager who can make all the throws. Ty Montgomery, Hogan's favorite target, has hauled in 58 catches for 937 yards and 10 touchdowns.
Fiesta Bowl Capsule: No. 6 Baylor vs. No. 15 UCF
Nick Bromberg at Dr. Saturday15 hrs agoTostitos Fiesta Bowl University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, Az. Jan. 1, 2014 Baylor vs. Central Florida
An early look at the matchup: We'll go ahead and ask it. How much of a mismatch really is this game? Baylor's high-flying offense has gotten accolades all season, though it was slowed against Oklahoma State and sputtered a bit against Texas in two of the Bears' last three games. Central Florida won an extremely weak American Athletic Conference by running the table and seven of its 11 wins came by seven points or less.
Central Florida's only loss of the season came at home to South Carolina, a team that it led for most of the game before the Gamecocks came back in the fourth quarter. Baylor's was in a 49-17 shellacking in Stillwater, OK, against Oklahoma State in a game that nothing went right for the Bears.
North Dakota State's Craig Bohl officially introduced as new Wyoming head coach
Sam Cooper at Dr. Saturday16 hrs agoLess than a week after firing Dave Christensen, Wyoming has announced the new man that will lead the school's football program. After a few days of speculation, the university officially introduced Craig Bohl as the new head coach on Sunday.
Bohl had been the head coach at North Dakota State since 2003, winning National Championships at the FCS level the past two seasons. Bohl's NDSU team is currently in the 2013 FCS Playoffs as the No. 1 seed and currently has a 12-0 record entering the third round. Bohl confirmed that he will stay to coach NDSU through its playoff run.
"Rarely do you get an opportunity to hire a head coach who has won multiple National Champions and has a reputation as a program builder," Wyoming Athletic Director Tom Burman said.
"I am absolutely confident we hired one of the best football coaches in the country. All you have to do is look at his record, including several wins over FBS programs."


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Perhaps, the best thing to do in Krasnoyarsk is to just walk around — entertainment is not well developed yet, but the city itself is very pleasant and nice for walks.
Most of the restaurants and cafes are located on the central Prospekt Mira, Karla-Marksa and Lenina streets. There's also the Central Park and 350-Year Krasnoyarsk square (located in front of Krasnoyarsk Hotel). At the 350-.. square there are a lot of open-air cafes in summer and also the famous Krasnoyarsk attraction - the local "big ben" - a "singing clock tower".
Here's a list of a few nice places to walk around:
Prospekt Mira street.
This is the main street of the city. It is located about 5 minutes by car or public transport from the center and can be a nice
Some sections of the street are paved and there are trees on both sides, making it a pleasant place to walk around.
Best places to eat in this area are:
Rosso-Pizza - a popular pizzeria, full meal about $7-$10, located on Prospekt Mira, #117. Opened 11.00 to 21.00
Laplandia - a "family" restraurant specializing on ice-creams, but also service well-made food. Full meal about $15, located on Krasnoy Armii st., #28. Opened 12.00 to 21.00
Aphrodite - a restaurant that caters for top-class public, specializing on Greek cuisine and romantic atmosphere. Full meal about $15-$20. Located on Prospekt Mira st., #124. Opened 12.00 to 24.00.
There are also many other cafes and restaurants along Prospekt Mira, Lenina and Krasnoy Armii streets.
The main place to go out is Luch cinema and entertainment center located on Karla Marksa street, at the corner of Central Park. It shows popular Russian and foreign movies, has a cafe and you can ask people there for further directions.
Enisey River and "350-Year Anniversary" Square.
If you arrived to Kranoyarsk for a few hours only and don't feel like seeing
The walk along Enisey is quite nice, especially that it is calm and picturesque (the way it can be picturesque in a city).
Local Regional Studies Museum
Krasnoyarsk Regional Studies museum was founded by local archeology enthusiasts in the 1889. The collection featured items found at the place of ancient stops, and ethnographical expeditions at Khakasia and Tuva.
The exposition focuses on the history of Siberian region: from the ancient times to now. The main historical events and ethnic cultures are covered at the exhibitions and there are 11 permanent expositions in the museum: "Ancient civilisations on the shore of Enisey river", "Siberian ethnic cultures", "Biological memory" (paleonthology), "Tungus phenomenon" (exhibition dedicated to Tungus meteorite, foundings, theories, etc.), "Nature of Krasnoyarsk region",
"Russian culture of XVI - XX centuries", "Nature. Human. Planet" (dedicated to the latest developments).
Overall, the museum is one of the best of this kind in Siberia and is definitely worth a visit.
Address: Dubrovinskogo st., #84. telephone (3912) 27-49-87. Opened tuesday to sunday 11.00 to 19.00 (ticket office closes at 18.00), closed on the last tuesday and wednesday of a month. Entrance: $1.
Stolby National Park
Just 20 minutes by car from the Krasnoyarsk center there's Stolby national park — an area with great natural variety, popular place for weekends out among local people, and a local center of cliff-hiking.
The main attraction of the park are cliffs of strange curved forms, as if worked on by water. Every weeked there are a lot of people in the park and it is a great place to take a break from the city. It takes about 1 hour to go there and back from the railway station (if there's no traffic jam, costs about 250R ($8) both ways) and you will need about 4-5 hours in the park itself, as it is needed to walk about 2 hours to the famous cliffs. More in Around Krasnoyarsk section. Taxi companies contacts in Krasnoyarsk Transport section.


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Recycling, Tyre News, Tyre Safety »
Tyre disposal has again come to the fore but the interesting point this time has been that a non-tyre industry party has supported the introduction of tyre legislation. This is to govern correct tyre disposal and recycling of old tyres for the purposes of safety. Why should you scrap or recycle old tyres? In May 2009, Nazma Shaheen was travelling ... [ Read: Old car tyres represent safety risk if not scrapped or disposed ]
Tyre News »
There have been a few things that have happened in the tyre industry recently; here is a quick summary of some recent events: The TyrePress Website publishes its 20,000th story One of the most popular websites in the industry published their 20,000th story. The website has been online since 1998. It started small but right now is said to publish ... [ Read: Recent Tyre Industry News ]
Tyre News, Tyre Safety »
Bikers are being warned of the dangers that can occur from tyre squaring ahead of the National Motorcycle Week. The message being delivered by TyreSafe is that continuous upright bike riding on fast straight routes can damage bike tyres, e.g. motorways. Gary Hartshorne, motorcycle tyre technical specialist for TyreSafe, says: the squaring-off phenomenon will always affect bike tyres because ... [ Read: Tyre squaring off warning to bikers ]
Tyre Suppliers »
A recent press release issued by the online retailer Tyre Shopper, gave the advice that many people may buy tyres as a "distressed purchase" and therefore will be seeking value for money. Given the financial uncertainties in the current economic climate, this will likely have increased the amount of research being conducted into tyre purchases. It's agreed by ... [ Read: Guideline on where to buy tyres online ]
Maintenance, Tyre Safety »
A recent survey by the AA (in New Zealand) has determined that around 48% of cars could be wasting fuel and neglecting tyre safety due to under inflated tyres. That's nearly half the cars on the road. We know from James May that deflated tyres help whilst off-road driving as they increase the tyres surface area over bumpy terrain ... [ Read: Help save fuel with correctly inflated tyres ]
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Formula 1 rolled into the UK on Sunday for the British Grand Prix held at Silverstone. The track had seen a whole new section with further improvements to corners and seating areas. The new section added to the fast flowing corners which meant the drivers were said to be on the brakes for only 9% of the lap. ... [ Read: Silverstone sees a number of tyre punctures ]
Motorsport, Tyre Development, Tyre News, Tyre Suppliers »
We have previously talked before about the Formula 1 tyre war, with various suppliers keen to take on the role and that is was Pirelli rumoured as the Formula 1 tyre supplier. The rumours appeared true, as on June 23rd it was announced that Pirelli were to be the number one tyre supplier. World Motor Sport Council said "Pirelli ... [ Read: Pirelli confirmed as F1 tyre supplier ]
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An often overlooked, but indispensable element of the tyre manufacturing industry is the procurement process of natural rubber. Natural rubber (often shortened to NR) is predominantly farmed in Thailand, Indonesia, India and Malaysia and is "tapped" from the Para rubber tree (or as pointed out by David below hevea Brasiliensis – Latin). Upon wounding, the para rubber tree responds ... [ Read: Will the rising cost of rubber drive up tyre prices for consumers? ]


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Welcome to Boise
The tremendous publication record during the last 20 years shows that Ferromagnetic Shape Memory Alloys (FSMAs) may be counted as a well-established interdisciplinary research field. The first International Conference on FSMAs (ICFSMA '07) launched successfully in Kolkata, India, evoked a general interest in placing such a forum on a regular basics. The second conference in Bilbao (ICFSMA '09) established the ICFSMA as the key conference in the field, covering all aspects of magnetic shape memory alloys. The third conference in Dresden (ICFSMA '11) proudly hosted 120 participants again demonstrating FSMAs as a field in its own right.
The aim of the conference is to generate an overview of world-wide Research and Development in the field of magnetic shape memory alloys and related phenomena. Emphasis will be given to fundamental studies and the relevance of FSMAs in emerging technologies. ICFSMA '13 provides an excellent
opportunity to bring together scientists and engineers from universities, research institutes and industry. They will present and discuss their most recent results covering both fundamental and applied aspects of Ferromagnetic Shape Memory Alloys. The Hotel Riverside at the Boise River and the stunning nature of the Gem State Idaho provide an inspiring environment for developing new ideas, forging collaborations, meeting old and making new friends.
We are looking forward to meeting you in Boise in June, 2013.
This conference will:
Provide participants with an overview to the worldwide FSMA research from magnetomechanics to more recently discovered properties and phenomena including thin films and micro-systems, composites and constructs (including foams and mats), and caloric effects (including magnetocaloric and barocaloric effects).
Put emphasis on introducing the most current research, and enabling conversation.
Promote research on fundamental and applied aspects of FSMAs to advance use of this multifunctional material between potential academic and industry partners.
Use modeling and simulation from atomic to microscale to address theory, structure, and magnetism.
Conference Topics
Basic phenomena and theory
Structure and magnetic properties
Caloric properties
Thin films and microsystems
Composites, foams/constructs and novel materials
Modeling and simulation from the atomic to the micro scale
Processing and application
Immportant Dates
Abstract Due: Though past the submission deadline, we still accept extended abstracts for poster presentations.
Early Registration: Registration is now open.
Conference Date: June 3-7, 2013


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Microsoft (MSFT) late Thursday narrowly beat Wall Street's profit forecast for the December quarter, but it came up short on revenue as Windows PC sales disappointed.
Microsoft earned 76 cents a share, down 3% from the year-earlier quarter but a penny better than analysts had predicted. Sales rose 3% to $21.46 billion, vs. Wall Street's target of $21.53 billion.
It was Microsoft's second quarter in a row of lower earnings.
Microsoft didn't give specific sales and earnings guidance for the March quarter.
Microsoft shares were down 2% in after-hours trading, after the earnings release. Shares rose a fraction in Thursday's regular session.
The fiscal Q2 report "wasn't that great, basically in line with lowered expectations," MKM Partners analyst Israel Hernandez said.
Windows sales were "not that hot" considering the company has begun a new upgrade cycle with Windows 8, which debuted Oct. 26. That same day, Microsoft started selling its first branded computers, the Surface tablet-notebook convertible. Microsoft was mum on sales figures for the new device.
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Microsoft's Windows division saw sales rise 24% to $5.88 billion, including deferred revenue from presales of its Windows 8 operating system in previous quarters. Excluding Windows 8 presales, Windows revenue rose 11%.
Microsoft said it's sold more than 60 million licenses for Windows 8 software to date.
The company's server and tools division posted $5.19 billion in sales, up 9%, driven by double-digit percentage revenue growth in SQL Server and System Center.
Microsoft's business division, which includes the Office software suite, saw revenue fall 10% to $5.69 billion. But including deferred sales of the soon-to-be-released next version of Office, sales rose 3%. Microsoft plans to release Office 2013 this quarter. Microsoft's productivity server offerings, including Lync, SharePoint and Exchange, continued to experience double-digit percentage growth.
"Server and tools on the enterprise side is still a real winner for them," said Allan Krans, an analyst with Technology Business Research.
The entertainment and devices division, which includes Xbox video games and Windows phones, saw sales fall 11% to $3.77 billion.
And Microsoft's online services unit, which includes Bing and MSN, continued its losing ways. It lost $283 million on sales of $869 million, up 11%. Losses narrowed.
For the current quarter, Wall Street expects Microsoft to earn 78 cents a share, up 30%, on sales of $20.76 billion, up 19%.
Analysts see Microsoft's June quarter EPS up 21% to 81 cents and sales up 19% to $21.53 billion.
It's too soon to write off Windows 8, Krans says. He says sales look fairly promising, given the market conditions.
"Expectations have been tempered by the shift in the market. This is not as PC-focused a world today," Krans said. Windows 8 "certainly doesn't have the excitement of prior releases, when PCs were really the main computing device that people were using."
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Husband Of CT Tourist Killed While Parasailing Files Lawsuit
The husband of a 28-year-old tourist from Connecticut who fell to her death on Aug. 15 while parasailing has filed a lawsuit against the water sports company.
Exclusive: Mysterious Incident Lands Tourist In Hospital With Life-Threatening Injuries
Did a tourist from Jackson, Michigan fall from a third floor balcony at a boutique hotel on South Beach? Perhaps, only she knows.
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Some of the best Tourist Traps in South Florida are Coral Castle, Elian Gonzalez Museum, Robert Is Here, Monkey Jungle, and Coopertown Airboat Rides
Lincoln Road Landmark May Close Its Doors
Miami Beach's Lincoln Road is an oasis of shops, restaurants and a great spot to spend the afternoon people watching.
It's not so great, however, for some of the small 'mom & pop' stores who say they are being pushed out to make way for national chains.
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Jerome Construction Blog
by Margy Parisella, Arizona State Parks Architect
Construction is now complete and park has re-opened. This Blog will not have further entries.
This Blog tracked the status of the construction on the historic Douglas Mansion which was in need of repairs. The Douglas Mansion has been an eye-catching landmark in Jerome since 1916, when James S. Douglas built it on the hill just above his Little Daisy Mine.
August 2010
After much prep work, the Mansion and Carriage House are being returned to the original color scheme. The painting company is from Cottonwood, AZ.
June 2010
The aluminum lath has been installed with speciality stainless steel nails and re-plastering will begin soon.
The chimney treatment plan was submitted to SHPO and received concurrence that the solution will meet the Secretary of the Interior's Standards. Historic Architect, Don Ryden, submitted historic information concerning the chimneys and recommended treatment options. AZ State Parks chose to select the option that allowed the chimneys to be reduced in height to the original condition. Significant weight was removed with the lowering of the chimneys; approximately 9,000 lbs from one and 6,000 lbs from another. The photo (below) shows the chimneys before the reduction in height; at the chimney on the left, it was evident by inspection where the original 3 rows of brick coping ended and the additional rows of brick were added.
May 2010
The roof sheathing was cut out for the installation of new roof drain boxes. The initial drain box and canale that were investigated were copper, but the additional ones were not. The canales are basically the historic version of an overflow drain.
March 2010
"Sistered" roof joists have been installed and wood preservative materials applied. The new joists run the full length of the existing joists.
The adobe parapet walls have been rebuilt and a new concrete bond beam has been poured to tie the entire structure together. The original bricks that are stacked in the photo will be re-installed on the bond beam to form the brick coping, in the same configuration as it was before the deconstruction of this section of parapet.
February 2010
Adobe forms have been set up in the parking lot and the blocks are being made on site. They are set to match the exact size of the existing blocks. The box lintels over the windows have been exposed to analyze and solve the wood deterioration and plaster de-lamination problems.
November 18, 2009
The first phase on Construction Documents have been completed for the Loggia Repair, after review by governing agencies, the structural repairs will begin.
The existing deteriorated adobe blocks were tested for compressive strength and for composition. New adobe blocks are being made on-site and tested to assure they match the existing, per the Secretary of the Interior's Standards and Preservation Brief #5.
The drawing shows how the parapet at the Loggia will be repaired and how the beam extensions will be repaired/replaced.
October 21, 2009
The "Notice to Proceed with Construction" was issued on October 8th for the Jerome State Historic Park Building Stabilization & Rehabilitation. The Design-Build Team includes: John H. Wright & Company, Ryden Architects, Inc., Slaysman Engineering, Inc.
The DB Team has mobilized on-site and have begun architectural and structural investigation. Adobe blocks have been sent to the testing lab for strength analysis and mix content to be able to produce replacement adobe blocks on site.
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(2009) Psychology curriculum development resources. These resources should be viewed as 'work-in- progress', not as finished units to download and use. They demonstrate a range of ways of thinking about how you might build the 'front end' of the NZ Curriculum (the Vision, Principles, Values, Key Competencies, Effective Pedagogies and Learning Area Statements) into your existing units of work, by re-focusing how you teach rather than changing what you teach.
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(May 2009) Debates and Issues in Psychology: Free Will/Determinism. We like teaching this Free Will versus Determinism unit because it is rewarding to see the 'ah-ha' moments as students come to understand the big ideas. Students are engaged as they relate the two viewpoints to their own lives and to real-world situations. Studying this topic enables students to think about the concept of "choice" and whether it truly exists. The philosophies of "free will" and "determinism" challenge students to think about what role their values, cultural influences and experiences play in their decision-making processes. Appreciating these factors helps students understand the implications these viewpoints have on themselves and wider society. Finally, students are asked to engage in critical thinking about how each viewpoint affects individual and societal responsibility for actions taken. Authors: Rachel Hall, Summer Stice


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There isn't any shortage of talented CS professionals. However, HR isn't competent to tell the difference between a talented programmer (who can pick up the skills needed for the project in a matter of weeks, and turn out a quality product) and someone who is struggling to avoid being cut from the workforce and has years of experience with the particular "skillset" the employer is seeking (and will turn out a really buggy product, frequently missing deadlines).
Foreign "talent" isn't any more competent (taken as a group) than US talent is. They just have a powerful marketing force making them LOOK more qualified. Seriously -- I've seen pieces of projects off-shored to firms with "coders" who are someone's nephew, good at fixing computers, and have never coded a single for-next loop in their lives. But I've seen the same thing in US-based contractors, so what's Human Resources to do?


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in consequence of the missive, Anne again at Lyme, penned by James S.
She is kidding herself - after 8 years, her love of CW is by no means over - IMO, the last paragraph in Ch 11 demonstrates this quite well - "When the evening was over, Anne could not but be amused at the idea of her coming to Lyme to preach patience and resignation to a young man whom she had never seen before; nor could she help fearing, on more serious reflection, that, like many other great moralists and preachers, she had been eloquent on a point in which her own conduct would ill bear examination. " She preached patience and resignation to CB, when she has never truly been able to accept her situation and be happy again. |
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Life in Germany, Europe, The World, The Universe
If anyone is looking for any down to earth information on living in Germany as a British expat (or anything else about Germany) I have 26 years of experience to draw on and am very glad to help.
I look forward to hearing from more people around here and their opinions on life in Germany. One day we'll all meet up..... in the restaurant at the end of the universe?..........
What does Trillian's Child like best?
Here's the latest Important Announcement - for all musically interested, go along and look at the newly formed
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Both sincerely affectionate and a tad eerie, the Farrelly brothers' "The Three Stooges" wonders what it'd be like to arm the most violent comedians of the 20th century with their familiar implements of comic torture against a modern-day setting, where sadistic slapstick has become as common as an unfunny "Hangover" sequel.
This retro exercise has been a long time coming. For a while the Farrellys - best known for "There's Something About Mary" and "Dumb and Dumber" - attracted the interest of various A-listers, including Sean Penn, Jim Carrey and Benicio Del Toro.
The trio they ended up with lacks star wattage, but it's very solid. Will Sasso's Curly hews closely to the Curly we know in the nyuk and woo-woo-woo-woo-woo! department. Chris Diamantopoulos has a leaner face than Moe Howard's, but he gets the boiling-point grimace down pat. (The bowl cut doesn't hurt.) Top-billed Sean Hayes, from TV's "Will & Grace," scores an improbable triumph as Larry, his adenoidally weary vocal inflections right on the money.
So that's a start. But absurdly brutal slapstick is a tough thing to sustain across a feature. I spent a lot of "The Three Stooges" staring, not laughing. For me this was a stare-out-loud affair.
The script by the Farrellys and Mike Cerrone tosses the infant Stooges at the doorstep of an orphanage, where Jane Lynch plays the kindly Mother Superior and Larry David, in wimple drag, plays the mean nun just waiting to get clocked and bonked and banged around. The orphanage is threatened with foreclosure; to raise the $830,000, the boys bravely venture out into the real, adult world, for the first time.
"What is that gadget?" one of the Stooges asks. "It's an iPhone," comes the answer, and in one of the better jokes, Curly sticks his eye up to it and bellows "Hello? Hello?!?"
Aptly, "The Three Stooges" tells its story in three parts, as separate short films adding up to a feature. Less aptly, the pathos involving a mortally ill child at the orphanage and the Stooges' underlying love for one another can get pretty brutal. The sentimentality often feels at odds with the protracted, unevenly executed set pieces relying on wrench-conks and hot irons to the chest.
Also, the anachronisms chafe. While it certainly (or soitenly) fills time to have Moe become a cast member of "Jersey Shore" and yank the nose hairs out of one cast member while giving Snooki the eye-poke, it's kind of: Huh? Wha? Even with its drab and generic visual quality, the film has its moments - there's a genuinely funny visual joke involving farm-raised salmon, for example - but to really dig the Farrellys' tribute to the Stooges, you have to be more of a fan of the old stuff than I am.
Remember "Brain Donors" from 1992? It was an attempt, valiant but limited, to recapture the magic and the dynamic of the Marx Brothers, with John Turturro more or less "doing" Groucho. "The Three Stooges" amounts to the same sort of cover-band project.
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This book represents one of the finest guides for bringing Buddhism into our life at a practical level.
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The emphasis is on skills and strategies that combine compassion and wisdom to make all our interactions with our children supportive and joyous.
Buddha Heart Parenting, Dr. CL Claridge, Vajra Publications, Paperback, 2007, 230 Pages, $21.95
While author CL Claridge has a degree in child psychology and a PhD in empowerment processes, her special qualities are her sensitivity, compassion, commitment and sense of humour. She is a mother to nine children – some by birth, others by marriage, foster care, or relationship. Parenting has been one of the most rewarding roles she has undertaken.
CL is a practicing Buddhist and has, for more than 25 years, counselled and educated other parents in effective parenting skills and strategies based on Buddhist principles and philosophy. CL has worked with disadvantaged children in Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom.
Section 1 Why Buddha Heart Parenting?
In this section I outline why Buddha Heart Parenting is the most effective and appropriate parenting approach to use. There are explanations of why parents need Buddhism and why Buddhists need parenting. This provides the background for why I have integrated Buddhist philosophy with contemporary psychology.
Chapter 1 The opportunity presented to parents
Chapter 2 Why parents need Buddhism and why Buddhists need parenting
Section 2 Understanding behaviour
From the background understanding of why Buddha Heart Parenting is the most appropriate parenting approach to use, I move on to give an explanation of why we parent how we do and why children behave how they do. This helps us to understand how the different parenting styles affect children, and how children's behaviour is an expression of their needs, either met or unmet.
Chapter 3 Why do we parent how we do?
Chapter 4 Why do children behave how they do?
Section 3 Building a strong base for Buddha Heart Parenting
Here I provide the foundation of Buddha Heart Parenting. In essence I briefly outline what it is to be an engaged Buddhist following the Eightfold path. I discuss key Buddhist concepts as they apply to our role as parents, and show how we can eliminate mental afflictions and gain inner peace.
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> Wow Nomi,
> Thank you so much for the great info.
> I can't believe the study is at Brown, I actually live in that city!
> I would love the contact names, just in case I ever consider this route.
> It's so hard chosing an option for treatment. I'ts almost like rolling the dice with your life, but so is not treating the depression.
> I'm just trying to gather as much info as possible, and hoping technology speeds up.
> I don't know if neurofeedback would help, seeing that my illness has lasted so many years, but I will keep it in mind. Is it the same as biofeedback?
> Also, thank you for sharing your ECT outcome with me. Was it Unilateral?
> Anthony
Hi Anthony,The woman you want to speak with is Dr. Linda Carpenter. The number is: 401-455-6537.
My mom's memory actually is that you don't need to have done ECT. It's more that they want you to have tried a certain number of medications of different types, but not some astronomical amount.
You live in Providence. Wow. That helps a bit.
Yes, rolling the dice with your life. Yes. I know. But as serious as DBS is, as you probably know, they've done the technique on thousands of Parkinson's patients. It is brain surgery, but relatively noninvasive and low risk. And it is reversible. But still, of course, a huge investment of everything that you have so little of because you are sick now -- energy, hope, everything.
Neurofeedback is a type of biofeedback, but with the brain. It is operant behavioral conditioning designed to retrain your brain into a healthier wave pattern. You do exercises looking at a graphic representaion of your brainwave patterns and when you are mysteriously able to alter them into a better pattern, you are rewarded with plesant dings. You don't know how you're doing it -- it's not exactly relaxation or concentration, but apparently the brain knows. It learns. And then hopefully it is able to "generalize" -- maintain the better pattern when your not doing to training. It has worked for people with chronic severe depression. It has been way more effective than regular biofeedback.
No, the ECT I did was bilateral.
I wish you the best of everything you need right now. You will come out.
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Nothing against honey bears, but that plate kind of creeps me out. I don't like eyes, no matter how cute, staring up at me while I'm eating!
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