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We have created a local Drupal & Drupal Design group where the Meet-Ups in Alexandria, Fairfax and DC! Join our group and meet other fun and cool Drupal users, themers and Developers! The group is a great way for local Drupal Gurus to stay in touch, share what they're up to and learn from other like minded people. Want to start on something new, but have no clue how to go about it with Drupal then join the team and find help? Our group is the perfect local spot to get help from other creative dr …
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Saforian is doing a monthly series on all things digital. Please keep an eye out for each months topic. We are keeping these workshops small, in order to have a more intimate and educational experience. Our next event will be on July 13. Two of Saforian's talented interactive designers will be leading a Basic Photoshop Workflow Workshop. Register now to guarantee your spot!
Our group is created for everyone developing and/or updating their technology and/or people skills. We connect doers and self-starters with the hottest technology, marketing and management resources. We are an outreach of two great organizations: Career Network Ministry (CNM) serves 3,400+ job seekers in the Washington, DC metro area. People in career transitions may find there everything from clothing to inspirations. See some CNM pictures, which are posted at the U.S. Department of Labor webs …
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Local communities across the world organize Joomla!Day events to meet, share and learn with others from the Joomla! Community. the Northern Virginia Joomla! Users Group's events are open to anyone, regardless of their current level of knowledge, experience, or expertise. In October, 2010, we held a very successful JoomlaDayDC. We hope to do so again, but unfortunately were all too busy doing Joomla! projects to put one on in October 2011. Come out, learn, and share!
Love WordPress and live in the DC Metro Area? You're not alone! WordPress has been taking over the DMV region with an incredible force. We have created local WordPress Responsive Design group where the MeetUps can be held in Alexandria, Fairfax and DC. Join our group and meet other fun and cool WordPress Designers as Developers! The group is a great way for local WP Gurus to stay in touch, share what they're up to and learn from other like-minded people. Want to start on something new, but h …
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The DC Tech Meetup convenes technologists, entrepreneurs, investors and the broader innovation community regularly to learn and share. Each month, 800+ innovators gather to see demos, launch products and meet their future co-founders, partners and funders.
This group is geared toward getting web designers and developers together to discuss new technology, share and promote business, and collaborate to build awesome new apps and sites. There has been much interest in the past for this type of community around the Rockville/Gburg/Bethesda area so we're trying to revive the community. This group is for: web developers (front-end and back-end) designers programmers mobile devs Drupalers/Wordpressers app/game devs tech geeks anyone else who wants to l …
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The scope of interest includes, but it is not limited to:- Theory, analysis, modelling, implementations and applications of nonlinear circuits and systems in science, technology and biology- Nonlinear network analysis- Neural networks, neurodynamics, robots- Nonlinear signal processing: Time-series analysis, communication, coding- Nonlinear devices: Sensors, lasers- Bifurcation and chaos, control and synchronisation- Geodynamics
Special sessions are organized on the 100th Anniversary of the Death of Henri Poincaré, on Neurocomputing, Optimisation and Pattern Recognitition, on Biomedical System Analysis, and on Nonlinearity in Electrical Power Systems.
Invited speakers include Prof. Dr. Norbert Straumann (University of Zürich), Prof. Dr. Werner Ebeling (Humboldt Universität zu Berlin), Prof. Dr. Chris Bissell (The Open University, Milton Keynes, UK), Prof. Dr. Boris Kolev (LATP, CNRS & Universite de Provence, Marseille) and Prof. Dr. Lev Mikhailovich Lerman (N.I. Lobachevsky Nizhny Novgorod State University).
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Biomimicry is no new concept. Through examining nature's systems and processes, people have been able to develop a number of solutions to human problems. The natural world offers an array of design schemes that can be emulated in our man-made world. Specifically, our car centric transportation network can be reworked to be more efficient and safer.
This is where biomimicry can offer its services. Through observing ants, termites, and bees, we can learn about traffic control, making a more sustainable and harmonious traffic network for cars and bicycles. This article gives the full scoop on some the last innovations using biomimicry. We will focus on one particular design plan.
By 2020, Volvo has vowed to produce an injury proof car; inspiration came from observing locust flight habits. Locusts are able to fly in large groups, up to a million, without colliding into each other. These seemingly simple creatures come standard with neural circuitry that sends visual input to their wings resulting in almost instantaneous flight adjustment. Volvo's version of this is called "sensory input routing methodology." The system's goal is to avoid crashes and hitting pedestrians. If this technology succeeds, the number of car and bicycle crashes would hopefully decline too; the biggest win of them all!
Right now, the lowly locust is outsmarting man. If we can develop an effective system to decrease car crashes (especially cycling-related incidences), maybe more people will feel comfortable riding their bikes. With this technology, the fight for better relations between motorists and people on bikes will move towards a brighter future.
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Date: November 3, 2009
by: Loren Mayo | Staff Writer
Sarasota Mayor Dick Clapp declared November Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month at the city commission meeting Monday, Nov. 2.
Clapp presented the proclamation to Nancy Flemming, founder of the Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Foundation, and Jay Lockaby, executive director of The Wellness Community of Southwest Florida.
The Fifth Annual Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Walk, also founded by Flemming, a Longboat Key resident, will take place at 9 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, at J.D. Hamel Park, in Sarasota. Button pins will be available to participants who have lost a relative or friend to pancreatic cancer.
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The American Dream used to be a house to call your own that you paid for with a steady paycheck after an honest day's work. But in this post-financial-crisis nation, the dream for many now means having a part-time job and being able to rent an apartment.
And with unemployment and wages stagnant, as well as uncertainty about the costs of the new health care act for employers, the pared-down expectations may be a trend for years to come.
"The quality of the jobs being added are quite low, especially relative to the jobs that were lost," said an economist from a major Wall Street investment bank, who declined to be named because he hasn't published on this trend yet. "Homeownership, especially for the younger, is quite low, showing perhaps some secular decline."
The jobs report on Friday showed that May unemployment was unchanged at 7.6 percent.
(Read More: How Home Ownership Causes Unemployment)
But digging deeper into the data reveals a different story. The unemployment rate was just 3.8 percent for those with a bachelor's degree and higher. Its 7.4 percent for those with only a high school degree.
The number of workers who are "part-time for economic reasons" is higher than it has ever been after every recession since 1950, according to the Department of Labor.
And average weekly hours for private employees remains 33.6 hours—about what it was just after the recession ended in 2009.
We shouldn't expect those average hours to rise, because small businesses and retailers face new health-care rules to be enacted in 2014. In fact, hours may even decline.
(Read More: Rising Rates Hit REITs Hard)
Investors reduced their overall equity exposure in May for the second month in a row even as the S&P 500 hit a record high, according to a monthly proprietary trading survey from TD Ameritrade.
The firm's so-called IMX Index, which monitors the behavior of the largest pool of retail traders, fell for a second month in value but still remains in the moderately high range.
"There's overall skepticism with the market at highs," said Nicole Sherrod, managing director of TD Ameritrade's Trader Group. "They were still taking profits and seeking yield."
One interesting tidbit after peeking inside their customers' books was the explosion of trading in Tesla, which was the most actively traded stock in their retail pool.
The electronic-car maker nearly doubled in May as short-sellers were forced to cover after stellar reviews for the company's flagship vehicle, the Model S. Founder Elon Musk said at its annual meeting that he will sell 15,000 units of the luxury sports car this year.
(Read More: Elon Musk: Self-Driving Cars, Hyperloops and a Cheaper Tesla)
"Our traders tend to chase momentum," said Sherrod.
Retail investors loaded up on Apple last month as the stock plummeted to its lowest levels of the year and the company doubled its capital return program. So much so that the stock now has more ownership than ever in the history of TD Ameritrade, which tracks the largest pool of retail investors.
The general thinking on Wall Street has been that retail is the so-called dumb money and so one would think the stock garnered the most retail interest as it hit an all- time high of $705 last year. But that wasn't the case.
Computerized algorithms are quickly replacing single-stock analysts and investors, leading to big changes in the way the stock market will value companies and increasing the chance that software glitches or hack attacks will jeopardize market stability.
Technological forces—including high-frequency trading, an explosion in exchange-traded funds and the proliferation of free information via social media—are behind this seismic shift, according to Nicholas Colas of ConvergEx Group.
"The changes that started with high-frequency and algorithmic trading are just the first step to an entirely different process of determining stock prices," Colas wrote in a sweeping note to clients Monday. "Will an equity market running on algorithmic autopilot serve to tie the managers of capital (senior executives) to the ultimate owners (shareholders) as robustly as one dominated by flesh-and-blood money managers? It seems a stretch to think so."
In other words, we've come a long way from the days of the Buttonwood tree and Benjamin Graham.
The false Twitter alert from the Associated Press which sent the Dow Jones Industrial Average down more than 140 points caused brief panic on the trading floors around Wall Street.
"It was panic," said one trader from a major firm who wished not to be named. "One guy sold a ton of the SPYs at that moment and then had to cover for a big loss."
The two-day pullback in stocks this week put the S&P 500 below the record levels of 2007's housing bubble and tech bubble of 2000, raising concern about a dreaded "triple-top" in the market that could keep a lid on any gains for the foreseeable future.
The S&P 500 hit a high of 1,552 in March 2000. After a biting recession, interest rates slashed to the basement by the Fed and then the biggest boom in housing ever, it recovered to a high of 1,576 in October 2007. Rinse and repeat and we find the S&P 500 at 1,541 today.
To the delight of many technical analysts, it broke this triple top last week. Unfortunately, it traded above the old record for just four days before poor economic data and earnings results this week dragged it back down into this 13-year range.
The two-day crash in the price of gold is one of the most devastating asset sell-offs ever witnessed on Wall Street, right up there with the stock market crash of 1987. What makes it that much worse is no one is exactly sure why it happened.
And until investors get some answers, the selling may continue, they say.
With all the uncertainty out there about the Federal Reserve, fiscal policy, Europe and North Korea, one would think it's hard enough to give an equity forecast for the end of this year. But the gang at Goldman is taking a stab at predicting market returns until 2016.
The global equity team at the elite Wall Street firm sees 9 percent annual total returns for the S&P 500 ahead, pushing the index up 20 percent to 1900 by the end of 2015. They see even bigger returns for Japan, Europe and the rest of Asia.
Gains will be "driven by strong earnings growth supplemented by a good dividend yield and some expansion in multiples," states the strategy paper. The forecasts rely "upon our economists' scenario for future economic activity and the tools for modeling earnings and discount rates that have so far been important inputs for setting our 12-month index targets." (Read More: You Must Understand This About Yield)
Insider selling at the biggest technology companies hit a record pace over the last six months even as investors snatched up shares, pushing the Nasdaq Composite Index to a 12-year high.
More than 55 million shares were sold versus 1,780 shares bought for a sell-buy ratio of an eye-popping 31,109 to 1 at the 10 biggest tech companies, including Microsoft, Oracle and Qualcomm, according to Alan Newman, editor of the Crosscurrents newsletter and market analyst for 49 years.
"Insider activity confirms the rosy scenario indicated by prices is only an illusion," wrote Newman in his latest letter. "Insiders have no confidence in their own companies. While prices appear to be indicating an all clear, we remain in one of the most egregiously speculative phases ever seen."
As the S&P 500 surged to a record close last month, retail investors cashed in high fliers such as Dell and Hewlett-Packard and snapped up securities with hefty dividend yields like General Electric, Intel, and real estate investment trusts, according to an inside look into six million funded accounts at TD Ameritrade.
The actions suggest a mild-tempered, more sophisticated approach by retail investors, who are often derogatorily referred to as the "dumb money" and thought to blindly chase momentum after stocks post big gains.
Alex Wong, Director of Asset Management at Ample Capital, says the stock is coming under selling pressure because share allocation may have been too generous.
Thursday, 19 Dec 2013 | 7:52 PM ETDiscussing how Fed policy has impacted the market, with Lee Munson, Portfolio Asset Management, and Bob Gelfond, MQS Management.
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PSN's 'PlayStation Memories' sale discounts many PS2 games
Sony has slashed the cost of several PS2 games as part of its 'PlayStation Memories' sale on PSN. Protip: Buy God Hand.
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Zone of Enders HD: Jehuty statue invades Japan
Zone of the Enders HD Collection launches in Japan this week, and to celebrate, Konami is assembling a massive bust of mecha Jehuty that will sit on top of the Shimura Musen building in Akihabara. Check out the photos below.
Fri, Jun 01, 2012 | 10:21 BST
Zone of the Enders HD intro redone in anime flavour
Konami's released the new five minute anime intro for the Zone of the Enders HD Collection.
Fri, May 25, 2012 | 16:00 BST
Zone of the Enders HD gets Japanese release date, screens, special edition
Konami has released a ton of information on Zone of the Enders HD Collection's Japanese release – sharing the date, first screenshots and information of a 'Premium Package' release.
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First Zone of the Enders HD screenshot's a bit of a tease
Zone of the Enders HD producer Yuji Korekado tweeted the first shot of the game yesterday, which teased the masses horribly. The shot was taken of the game's demo build with his phone, so it's not very good, but go have a look anyway over on Andriasang. A demo for the game, which includes Zone of the Enders and its sequel Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner, will be playable at Shinjuku's Wald 9 theater in Tokyo next week.


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Very easy to fix to the pram and it stays in place. Fits perfectly into the Baby Jogger. Daughter stays snug.
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Today I spent time with Angela Clinton, Go Figure's customer advocate and training specialist to create some new training tools for two large group training events going on this month in Kuwait and Egypt. With the addition of Arabic to the other eleven languages we translated the iGo Figure software into in the past 12 months, more training resources and courses for those countries are growing in demand now more than ever before. We are happy to see a sweeping global acceptance of the iGo Figure software.
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Holiday River Parade: Silver bells and silver medals
Olympian Feigen says he's honoredto be grand marshal of river event
By Stefanie Arias : November 20, 2012 : Updated: November 23, 2012 10:34am
Jimmy Feigen was involved in a couple of parades this summer — the Parade of Nations at the opening and closing ceremonies of the London Olympics, to be exact. Now the silver medal-winning swimmer can add grand marshal to his résumé as he leads this year's Ford Holiday River Parade.
"I could never turn it down," Feigen said. "What an awesome experience it's going to be. I texted my mom and she was really excited about it."
The parade's theme is "The Lights & Sounds of the Season." Each float will be lighted — more than 85,000 lights total — and feature live entertainment. Arneson River Theatre will also meet the theme with a laser show and performances by the Youth Orchestras of San Antonio.
Feigen, who graduated from Churchill High School like fellow Olympic medal-winning swimmer Josh Davis, remembers going to the Holiday River Parade as a kid when the folks at his mom's office all went together. This time, his family and friends will be on the barge with him.
"I'm so thrilled and so honored," he said. "Being the grand marshal of a parade is a totally unique opportunity. It's like being Ferris Bueller."
Thinking back on his experience in London, Feigen said it all seems like a dream.
"At the time it was overwhelming because it was happening so fast," he said. "I took away a lot of great memories, met a lot of great people and accomplished something that I'll have for the rest of my life. I was so honored to represent my country, my city and my whole family."
Now Feigen is training eight times a week, competing in meets and doing clinics around the country to teach kids how to swim. He hopes to go to the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
"I was the third youngest on the team (in London)," he said. "Hopefully I can be the old guy in four years."
In the meantime, will he wear his silver medal at the river parade?
"I'll do whatever they tell me if they're going to let me ride on the float," Feigen said.
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On August 19, 2007 I wrote this piece on the InjuryBoard. It was good then and after the Wall Street Mortgage Mess Meltdown it's even better. When President Bush was leaving office he was attempting to redefine what his Administration stood for. He wants history to see him as having had the public's safety in mind. I will never remember him or his Administrations for anything close to having the public safety in mind. No, not safety. Greed yes, but not safety. Here is what I wrote.
Goldman Sachs Redefines Greed - Trial Judges and Juries Need to Take Note
The Bush Administration has repeatedly accused trial lawyers of being greedy, but Mark McGoldrick and Goldman Sachs have redefined greed. While trial lawyers' toil to prove damages in a court of law, persuade a Judge there is support in the law and then persuade citizens of the case's merits to win a verdict it seems disingenuous that they would ever be called greedy. Greed is defined as excessive or reprehensible acquisitiveness.
The Wall Street Journal reported on Mark McGoldrick and Goldman this past Saturday in a story titled "Why $70 Million Wasn't Enough."
Mark McGoldrick earned about $70 million in pay last year -- nearly $200,000 a day -- placing bets using Goldman Sachs Group Inc.'s money. He was one of Goldman's highest-paid employees.
So where is Dubbya on this one?
Mr. McGoldrick and some of the partners in his unit griped that they weren't being rewarded as well as counterparts at hedge funds and private-equity firms. Though highly paid, his team was "under-compensated," Mr. McGoldrick complained to Goldman colleagues. He groused about being shut out of investments because of potential conflicts inside Goldman. Then he quit.
As 2006 drew to a close, Mr. McGoldrick argued that his group should receive a substantial boost in compensation. By his calculations, the special-situations unit should get $400 million -- representing 2% of its assets -- and $800 million -- or 20% of the unit's profits -- for a total of $1.2 billion.
Then the bonuses were distributed in early January. Goldman didn't come close to Mr. McGoldrick's figure of $1.2 billion in bonuses for his group. Instead, Goldman's senior management awarded the group about $500 million, says a person familiar with the situation. A Goldman spokesman wouldn't comment on employee compensation.
Mr. McGoldrick and several of his top deputies were outraged. Because he led such a profitable unit, Mr. McGoldrick was one of the highest-paid executives at the firm, with about $70 million. Mr. Blankfein, Goldman's CEO, received a pay package totaling more than $53 million.
If attorneys are truly greedy they sure have a funny way of showing it. The salary for an attorney in the U.S. varies greatly, but the average is about $60,000-$150,000. I wonder how lawyers compare with those running Wall Street? The same CEO's who allowed backdating and the accounting fraud that took millions from shareholders and put it in the pockets of their cronies.
Speaking of greed, why hasn't the Bush Administration filled the Commissioner slot on the Consumer Products Safety Commission? How many children will be poisoned by lead based paint on toys before he acts? Where is Laura Bush on what she thinks of her husband's stalling on filling the CPSC post while children are being poisoned for profit? Are these the family values for which this administration stands? Where is the free press on this issue?
As the President and Karl Rove exit the White House without acting on the CPSC post will the country ask them about "cutting and running"? Have we seen the United States Treasury raided enough yet? As a Republican I too, like the Dixie Chicks am ashamed of this President and his administration's record. The Dixie Chicks were right and Natalie Maines should never apologize for saying what she thought. Bravo to Emily Robison and Martie Maguire for sticking by her side even though it cost them millions of dollars.
Wasn't this Administration tied to Schlumberger? With the continuing increase in energy prices, the demand for products from companies such as Schlumberger Ltd. has also increased. Schlumberger is the world's largest oil services company and has recently reported that its second-quarter profit rose 47%. This is the same company supplying the war effort backed by the Bush Administration.
Net profit for the Houston-based company rose to $1.26 billion, or $1.02 cents per diluted share, from $857 million, or 69 cents, a year earlier.
And how are the CEO's on Greedy Street doing financially?
Richard D. Fairbank - Chairman, president and CEO, Capital One: $37.4 million
Timothy M. Donahue - Former chairman, Sprint Nextel: $36.2 million
Gary D. Forsee - Chairman, president and CEO, Sprint Nextel: $21.3 million
H. Lawrence Culp Jr. - President and CEO, Danaher: $19.6 million
Robert J. Stevens - Chairman, president and CEO, Lockheed Martin: $18.6 million
Len J. Lauer - Former chief operating officer, Sprint Nextel: $16.7 million
Thomas J. Fitzpatrick - Former CEO, Sallie Mae: $16.6 million
Richard F. Syron - Chairman and CEO, Freddie mac: $14.7 million
Nicholas D. Chabraja - Chairman and CEO, General Dynamics: $14.5 million
Christopher J. Nassetta - CEO, Host Hotels & Resorts: $13.1 million
Dale B. Wolf - CEO, Coventry Health Care: $12.9 million
J.W. Marriott Jr. - Chairman and CEO, Marriott International: $12.6 million
J. Herbert Boydstun - Executive vice president, banking, Capital One: $11.7 million
John G. Finneran Jr. - general counsel and corporate secretary, Capital One: $9.5 million
Thomas P. McDonough - president, Coventry Health Care: $9.4 million
David R. Lawson - president, auto finance, Capital One: $8.4 million
Dave Schaeffer - CEO, Cogent Communications: $8.3 million
Douglas H. McCorkindale - Retired chairman, Gannett: $8.3 million
Dwight C. Schar - Chairman, NVR: $8.3 million
Craig A. Dubow - Chairman, president and CEO, Gannett: $8.2 million
It may seem like nothing now, but just wait until the baby boomer retirees start taking out their retirement savings. Then we will realize what those millions meant and it will make a real difference to us as opposed to just an accounting difference.
Top Paid Executives (Most Cash):
Robert J. Stevens - Chairman, president and CEO, Lockheed Martin: $8,765,154
William L. Walton - Chairman and CEO, Allied Capital: $7,200,000
Timothy M. Donahue - Former chairman, Sprint Nextel: $6,030,000
John D. Shulman - Managing director, Allied Capital: $5,561,250
Paul Hanrahan - President and CEO, AES: $4,947,467
H. Lawrence Culp Jr. - President and CEO, Danaher: $4,625,000
Nicholas D. Chabraja - Chairman and CEO, General Dynamics: $4,500,000
Daniel H. Mudd - President and CEO, Fannie Mae: $4,450,000
Thomas P. McDonough - President, Coventry Health Care: $4,382,047
Joan M. Sweeney - Chief operating officer, Allied Capital: $4,000,000
And how do attorneys' compare with the profit margins of major insurers?
2005 2006
$1,701.7 Aetna
$2,977 State Farm
$1,626 Liberty Mutual Group
$3,428 Prudential
$1,647 Progressive
$713.8 Nationwide
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If lawyers are truly greedy then it can be only for justice. If we are truly greedy then it is a greed for the truth to know what went wrong and why so it is less likely to happen again. Greed for lawyers is about asking for compensation to pay for medical expense for widows and children. Am I greedy in that sense? Yes I am. Call me greedy for justice, but call me.


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More remote than Mesa Verde, a verdant, tower community hidden from view below a flat, arid landscape. Fascinating remains. And a great day hike to more ruins starts near the campground.
More remote than Mesa Verde, a verdant, tower community hidden from view below a flat, arid landscape. Fascinating remains. And a great day hike to more ruins starts near the campground.
There are ruins all around the Four Corners area but the ones at Hovenweep are inspired and unusual, as if they had an architect who didn't follow the standards of the time and who had an eye for beauty. The easy trail around the canyon rim, across the bottom of the canyon and back to the rim takes you up... More
After many trips to Anasazi sites, you can start to burn out on ruins. This national monument, however, gets you up close to the ruins and gives you a chance to study how they may have been build and to speculate as to why they were built where they were. You can hike the whole monument or stand in one... More
We were visiting at the perfect time of year! The trail was about two miles with about an 80' hike down into the canyon. It touched my soul to hike down into the canyon with pueblos on both sides and knowing that centuries ago these same trails were traveled by the "Ancients". There is a wheelchair accessible paved trail. The... More
That is my nickname for this smaller assortment of ancient ruins. Hike through the cluster is one hour if you keep walking. I can stay all afternoon. This is one of the places that I believe the people of Mesa Verde established when they gave up on trying to survive up there. It is remote and never crowded. Summers can... More
Although my husband and I questioned the location - and the long drive on a county road - the pueblo ruins were literally otherworldly! We took a hike around the grounds - and were amazed at how much we saw and how much we learned.
I camped at Hovenweep on Mother's Day of 2012. It was really fun, but very hot and hard to have a dog there. You have to keep them on a leash at all times so as not to ruin the cryptobiotic soil. The sites are tidy and well maintained. The bathroom was really clean and nice. The ruins are fun... More
We traveled out to Hovenweep to wrap up a week of touring the 4 corners area. Very glad we did. You can hike right up to the ruins and see how they hang off the sides of the cliffs.
My wife and I started the day at the Anasazi Heritage Museum and wanted more info about their culture and daily routines. A trip to Hovenweep helped to answer a few questions. The national monument is about 40 miles from Cortez and you will probably want to budget 1-2 hours to walk visitors center trail viewing stone structures dating to... More
This national monument was so interesting, there are several ruins and of course there are a million questions. The only thing I would do differently on a return trip is NOT FORGET TO TAKE WATER!!!! It was quite warm that day, and I was glad to get back to the ranger station and get WATER.
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1963 - Mickey Mantle hit a pitch from Kansas City's Bill Fischer off the right-field facade at Yankee Stadium in an 8-7 victory over the A's.
1968 - Willie Stargell of the Pittsburgh Pirates hit three home runs, a double and a single in a 13-6 victory over the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field. Stargell's double just missed going out, bouncing off the railing of the left field bleachers.
1976 - St. Louis' Reggie Smith hit three home runs - two right-handed and one left-handed - and drove in five runs in a 7-6 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Smith's third homer came with two outs in the ninth and broke a 6-6 tie.
1977 - Boston and Milwaukee hit a combined 11 home runs in a 14-10 Red Sox victory at Fenway Park, tying a major league record. The Red Sox connected for six and the Brewers hit five in the first game of a doubleheader.
1983 - Cliff Johnson of the Toronto Blue Jays hit his 18th career pinch home run. The drive, off Baltimore's Tippy Martinez, tied Johnson with Jerry Lynch on the career pinch homer list.


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The U.S. Department of Labor awarded $24.9 million in grants to eight Michigan community colleges to train displaced workers in advanced manufacturing.
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When bombarded with electrons, the mineral quartz glows blue. Pictured: the cathodoluminescence phenomenon.
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Put a piece of quartz under an electron microscope and it will shine an icy blue. First noticed in the 1960s, the phenomenon, called cathodoluminescence, gave geologists an easy way to identify quartz and other minerals in rock samples. But the light — emitted after a beam of electrons kicks a material's own electrons into a higher-energy state — is faint and diffuse, and that discouraged other scientists from harnessing it for fine-scale imaging.
Now a Dutch group has found a way to collect and focus a particularly faint and localized type of cathodoluminescence that had been previously ignored, turning the glow into a precise probe of a material's nanoscale structure. The researchers expect the technology to reach the market early this year, giving materials scientists a new tool for investigating the behavior of light in the interiors of the complex nanostructures used in lasers, light-based circuits and solar cells.
"We have built a cathodoluminescent system that is unique in the world," says Albert Polman, a physicist at the FOM Institute for Atomic and Molecular Physics (AMOLF) in Amsterdam.
The technique combines the advantages of optical and electron-based imaging. An electron beam can in principle achieve a resolution of less than one nanometer, compared with hundreds of nanometers for a beam of light. But maps made by scattered or reflected electrons are not typically sensitive to the way light behaves in the sample. Cathodoluminescence, by contrast, can map the interaction of light and matter — but, because it is triggered by a narrow beam of electrons, it promises the same nanometer-scale resolution that those systems can achieve.
"This has opened the door to understanding how light couples to matter in a more fundamental way," says Harry Atwater, a physicist at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, who worked with Polman on cathodoluminescence in the past but is not involved with the work on the latest technique.
Key to the system is ultraprecise alignment of the sample. The device includes a carefully shaped parabolic mirror that collects photons as they emerge from a sample bombarded with electrons. It sends them through a system of lenses and a spectrometer to resolve the origin and energy of the light (see 'Metamaterial TV'). The device is sensitive enough to pick up a signal even from materials that are barely luminescent, such as metals. Just as in an old-fashioned cathode-ray-tube color television, the electron beam scans the sample to build up an image line by line.
Image: Ernst Jan Vesseur & Toon Coenen (Amolf)
Already, the Dutch group, along with collaborators in the United States and Spain, has used the technique to tease out how certain nanostructures interact with light. In a recent paper studying a layered construct of silver, glass and silicon, they show that the phase velocity of visible light — the speed at which the peaks and troughs of the wave travel through the material — is so fast that it is effectively traveling in a vacuum, the explanation for the material's overall refractive index of zero (E. J. R. Vesseur et al. Phys. Rev. Lett. 110, 013902; 2013).
The effect had been predicted in such layered structures, called metamaterials, but observing it required a higher-resolution map of light emission than earlier techniques could produce. The team has also mapped the distribution of light in the silicon nanodiscs that are used as a coating on solar cells to improve efficiency, and in the ultra-small cavities of photonic crystals — components of chip-based lasers and light-emitting diodes.


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There is no nuclear threat – but if we attack Iran, there soon will be
An attack on Iran would prompt an enraged Iranian government, backed by a united Iranian public, to
By Mehdi Hasan Published 11 November 2011It has become an annual event in international affairs: the "Iran crisis". Belligerent politicians and febrile commentators refer to the "drumbeat of war", the "ticking clock" and how "all options are on the table". My own, oft-repeated favourite is "the window of opportunity" - to thwart Iran's nuclear programme through military means - "is closing". Is it? Is it really? For more than a decade now, the alarmists have warned that Iran is - take your pick - "one year", "two years" or "four to five years" away from acquiring nuclear weapons. Wrong, wrong, wrong. These random deadlines have come and gone without Iran building the bomb. The window is jammed wide open.
As the leading US arms control expert, Jeffrey Lewis, of the Monterey Institute of International Studies, asked on his blog on 7 November, in the wake of the latest bout of feverish commentary on Iran's nuclear programme: "Just what technical or political fact has brought the deadline to the crossroads?"
"The driver in all of this is Israel," a former senior MI6 official tells me. As long ago as November 2002, the then Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, demanded that the Bush administration turn its full attention to Iran "the day after" the Iraq invasion was over. The Israelis now have the backing of (Sunni) Arab states, alarmed by the prospect of (Shia) Iranian nukes. According to a WikiLeaks cable, Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah urged the US to "cut off the head of the [Iranian] snake".
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However, consider three very important issues. First, there is no hard evidence that Iran is in possession of nuclear weapons or working on a nuclear weapons programme. The Iranian government insists that its enrichment of uranium is for domestic energy only. And you might not have guessed it from the coverage on CNN or Fox News but, in 2007, the US intelligence community estimated with "high confidence" that Iran had halted its alleged nuclear weapons programme in 2003 - a view reiterated in testimony to Congress by the US director of national intelligence, James Clapper, in March.
Even the International Atomic Energy Agency's (IAEA) report of 8 November on Iran, which prompted the latest bout of sabre-rattling, failed to produce a "smoking gun". There were some ominous references to weapons-related research and development, high explosives, computer simulations and assistance from foreign scientists - much of this based on "secret intelligence" from western governments. But the IAEA's report provided no new information on whether Iran is building - or intends to build - a nuclear weapon.
The UN nuclear watchdog's credibility is at stake here. Under its former director general Mohamed ElBaradei - who once described the Iranian nuclear threat as "hyped" - the IAEA stood up to US pressure in the run-up to the 2003 Iraq invasion. Yet, according to State Department cables released by WikiLeaks, ElBaradei's replacement, the Japanese diplomat Yukiya Amano, told the US government in 2009 that "he was solidly in the US court on every key strategic decision, from high-level personnel appointments to the handling of Iran's alleged nuclear weapons programme".
For the sake of argument, however, let's assume Iran is indeed bent on acquiring nuclear weapons. The second key issue to consider is whether or not such intent would merit a military response. In a world where nine nations - the US, the UK, France, China, Russia, India, Pakistan, Israel and North Korea - are believed to possess nuclear weapons, would a tenth make a such a difference (beyond a slight shift in the balance of power in the Middle East)?
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I'd prefer to see a global ban on nuclear weapons but, in the absence of such a utopian measure, are we expected to believe that Iran would behave any more irrationally or irresponsibly with its (hypothetical) nukes than North Korea? Or Pakistan? Paul Pillar, the CIA's national intelligence officer for the Middle East between 2000 and 2005, wrote last month that, contrary to conventional wisdom, there is nothing "in the record of behaviour by the Islamic Republic that suggests irrationality".
In spite of the claims from the Israeli prime minister, Benajmin Netanyahu, and his neocon allies in Washington DC, the truth is that a nuclear-armed Iran wouldn't be an "existential" threat to the (nuclear-armed) state of Israel. According to the former Mossad chief Ephraim Halevy, in a speech on 3 November: Iran's nuclear capabilities are still "far from posing an existential threat to Israel".
And the Israeli defence minister, Ehud Barak, who visited the UK earlier this month to build support for a military attack on Iran, has admitted that the ayatollahs in Tehran are unlikely to order the dropping of a nuclear bomb on the Jewish state. "Not on us and not on any other neighbour," Barak told Haaretz in May.
Above all else, however, an attack on Iran's nuclear facilities would be self-defeating. It would prompt an enraged Iranian government, backed by a united Iranian public, to speed up the country's nuclear programme and drive it deeper underground - and outside the IAEA's purview. As Robert Gates, the then US defence secretary, conceded in May 2009: "A military attack will only buy us time and send the [nuclear] programme deeper and more covert."
Hans Blix, the UN's former chief weapons inspector, agrees. "You cannot scare a country away from going down the path of [building] nuclear weapons," he tells me. Diplomacy is the only viable option. In a warning that should set off alarm bells inside foreign and defence ministries across the west, he adds: "If the Iranians haven't yet made up their minds to make a nuclear weapon, then they will certainly do so once they have been attacked."
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In the real world you have to deal with issues as they happen with what you have. Hopefully the UN will remember the Iraq WMD debacle and take a strong line on warmongering on rumour and supposition. Equally hopefully the voters in respective countries will remember the Iraq WMD debacle and put pressure on their represtatives to avoid attackinbg countries based on spurious information. http://www.online-legal-info.com/
Happy to agree with you . The majority of representitives at the UN are appointed by the respective Governments. In the case of democracies those Governments are elected by the people. If the voters have a beef with the way they feel they are being represented at the UN then vote for a different Government. If they are the same in their outlook then keep voting them out until you get the representation you want.
I name checked Russia and China not to 'blame commies' (as I'm sure you actually recognised) - but to indicate that they were on the security council and had the power of veto - .thus acting as a check and balance to your contention that the WEST controlled who had nukes.
sounds like you havent leant a DAMN thing since the last war!!
Same shit different war
"The West is sleep walking into this"
I Know!!! more lies, more over-hyped threat, more lies, more falsified evidence, more lies, more more more.....
they lied about Iraq we know this now
Why believe them now??? are you clinically insane??
That a question not a dig at you mental state
If i were Iran I'd be a bit miffed too!!
Whether or not the U.N "allow" an attack, it would seem to me that the west WANTS to attack Iran...That must be clear by now????
Can/will the U.N stop them??? Thats the question!!
I dont think they can.... So who dictates who can have nuke??
Iran- "The U.N said we can have a nuke"
The West " OH NO YOU CANT!!! coz if you do we'll bomb you to kingdom come and there is nothing you or they can do about it"!!
Iran " thats not fair.....We aint never nuked anyone!!"
The West " Actually scrap the last bit... We dont care if you got em or not... were gonna invade you REGARDLESS!!!
Imperial much?
They can't do a damn thing..warmongers...
You guys have been talking about this Iran thing for years. Remember how Bush and Chenney were going to attack Iran in order to cancel the 2008 elections? Now I know you guys hate all democracies and love all ditatorships and want all Americans nuked because you're all petty much racist bigots. But the USA is going pretty much to a containment policy.
Now the main problem is that the Iranians, because they are proud religious bigots, have decided never to talk to us. The lack of high-level dialog is destabilizing. However, we'll manage.
I know, you guys are heart broken. You want more wars to bitch about and America crushed in debt. But you'll just have to wait longer. Your elders saw the USSR instead of America fall. You might see Iran and Pakistan fall under the weight of their bigotries.
But buck up anyway.
With wholesale internal oppression, is Mehdi Hasan really comfortable supporting such a regime?
I wonder if Mr Hasan will get his own show on Press TV after this article.
Iran's "revolutionaries," like most of the Islamicists, are painted into a corner. Democracy works, the other has failed. The only possible socialism would be a democratic one. However, that isn't glorious and romantic, it's lots of hard work, and no thrilling parades.
I think the Romantics, and Mehdi Hasan and John Pilger are romantics in the spirit of Hitler and Stalin, would rather die than live without drama and glory.
Saddly they want us to die too.
That is a bit of a fatuous argument on the basis that the UN would not sanction Iran having a nuclear capability.
Does the West want to invade Iran? You might think so but I don't think the majority of the population would go along with that - unless it was proven beyond all reasonable doubt that they did have that capability - then the perception might change.
I have no axe to grind whether it is Iran, Sudan or Tin Can getting a nuclear capability. Any proliferation of nukes makes the world that much more dangerous.
In the real world you have to deal with issues as they happen with what you have. Hopefully the UN will remember the Iraq WMD debacle and take a strong line on warmongering on rumour and supposition.
Equally hopefully the voters in respective countries will remember the Iraq WMD debacle and put pressure on their represtatives to avoid attackinbg countries based on spurious information.
Iran has been warned not to develop nukes - if they choose to ignore this and do then the consequences of their actions are down to them.
But when will the west be "warned" not to provoke wars worldwide?? I agree whole-heartedly with a lot of what you just said Des but i fear massive double standards.
Also, you used the word hope a lot towards the end of your post....Is this not wishfull thinking aswel??
Hopefully the U.N will remember
Hopefully the voters
I dont see much left in the present system....Do you?
What can be done to stop the blanket propaganda we are fed about the world??


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I really never do qp's. I tend to stick with two to three sets of #'s that i hope may just hit one day, lol though i play f5 here & there i normally dont get close to getting all 5 out of 5.. Dont think ive ever hit 3 out of 5 lol & last nights draw threw me off completely i was hoping 6 would pop up :/ Does anyone do Ezmatch?
Yes.....finally some action for me !!! 3 /5 $ 26
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Like everybody else i played 6 , it was a diversion people .
Well 32 is back , now let's get to work...........any good pairing ideas?
Im sticking with 6... Maybe 4 may pop up?? Hmm 6-15-21-31-32
Kudos and Congrats Shekina !!! I see that 32 hasn't showed up in over a month and I have no ideas what pairs to throw in the mix with that # but I am open to suggestions lets get a winner or 2 for the big prize
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I hear ya on that BuyLow....I have hit 4/5 on 3 seperate occassions in the last 6 years. This year it has been twice so far. One of those have come from a strategy pick and one was a QP....I seem to get a few free tickets on a free ticket but no money winners yet.....might be time to change that
Count me in im down to win, i can really use the $$ seeing im a college student.
Your number looks very decent ........I feel 15 will hit tonight or tomorrow .....but i could be wrong.
Same with 21 ......Try to play popular numbers, look for patterns
Why the username unlucky24?
Stick with us kid , you'll be fine.
Ill look into more combinations & patterns. Im trying to make combinations of both popular #s & popular #s that have yet to pop up, but may just pop up if u get what im saying. I feel unlucky.. Most of the time i have no luck and with 24 being my fav # i just threw it in there.
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Well gonna play my #s good luck to all!! Lets hope for the best!
Same to you Unlucky24.....perhaps after tonight, we can change your ID to LuckyF5.....Hope to see you at the lotto office soon !
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#1 is boiling hot like thread starter has.. However I think 1-X-X-X-36.. Got four five day ticks on a 1-36 it is way due to hit this puppy.. just fill in the xs.. also a 33-36 is bigtime due as stated.. I put one no. on that.. good pick.. #33 when it hits.. Watch out !! it is bigtime due to go hot perhaps 3 hits in a 5 day period anytime.. so far the last 3 draws were low digits.. look for a (heavy) set next.. Good luck though..
Told ya folks so.. tonites numbers was 1-9-27-29-36 I got 2- 3 number wins .. total 20 bucks.. money won back.. shoulda got my 12th 4 number win... next time.. see ya on ebay with my
Winning numbers for MAR 7th : 1 - 9 - 27 - 29 - 36......got some more free tickets, but nothing with $$$....Congrats to the 2 winners..Hope it was one of the LP family.
Buddy CDanaT , my favorite # came out, I hit 3/5 , the line after had a 26 29 .......=(
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