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- Kollisionen schwerer Ionen (9)
- Kollisionen schwerer Ionen (7)
- heavy ion collisions (7)
- heavy ion collisions (7)
- UrQMD (6)
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- Intermediate mass dileptons from secondary Drell-Yan processes (1998)
- Recent reports on enhancements of intermediate and hight mass muon pairs producedin heavy ion collisions have attracted much attention.
- Fluctuations and inhomogenities of energy density and isospin in Pb + Pb at the SPS (1998)
- The main goal of heavy ion physics in the last fifteen years has been the search for the quark-gluon-plasma(QGP). Until now, unambigous experimental evidence for the QGP is missing.
- Excitation function of energy density and partonic degrees of freedom in relativistic heavy ion collisions (1998)
- We estimate the energy density epsilon pile-up at mid-rapidity in central Pb+Pb collisions from 2 200 GeV/nucleon. epsilon is decomposed into hadronic and partonic contributions. A detailed analysis of the collision dynamics in the framework of a microscopic transport model shows the importance of partonic degrees of freedom and rescattering of leading (di)quarks in the early phase of the reaction for Elab 30 GeV/nucleon. In Pb+Pb collisions at 160 GeV/nucleon the energy density reaches up to 4 GeV/fm3, 95% of which are contained in partonic degrees of freedom.
- Equilibrium and nonequilibrium effects in nucleus nucleus collisions (1999)
- Abstract: Local thermal and chemical equilibration is studied for central AqA collisions at 10.7 160 AGeV in the Ultrarelativis- . tic Quantum Molecular Dynamics model UrQMD . The UrQMD model exhibits strong deviations from local equilibrium at the high density hadron string phase formed during the early stage of the collision. Equilibration of the hadron resonance matter is established in the central cell of volume Vs125 fm3 at later stages, tG10 fmrc, of the resulting quasi-isentropic expansion. The thermodynamical functions in the cell and their time evolution are presented. Deviations of the UrQMD quasi-equilibrium state from the statistical mechanics equilibrium are found. They increase with energy per baryon and lead to a strong enhancement of the pion number density as compared to statistical mechanics estimates at SPS energies. PACS: 25.75.-q; 24.10.Lx; 24.10.Pa; 64.30.qt
- Critical review of quark gluon plasma signatures (1999)
- Noneequilibrium models (three-fluid hydrodynamics and UrQMD) use to discuss the uniqueness of often proposed experimental signatures for quark matter formation in relativistic heavy ion collisions. It is demonstrated that these two models - although they do treat the most interesting early phase of the collisions quite differently(thermalizing QGP vs. coherent color fields with virtual particles) - both yields a reasonable agreement with a large variety of the available heavy ion data.
- Dissociation rates of J / psi's with comoving mesons : thermal versus nonequilibrium scenario. (1998)
- We study J/psi dissociation processes in hadronic environments. The validity of a thermal meson gas ansatz is tested by confronting it with an alternative, nonequilibrium scenario. Heavy ion collisions are simulated in the frame- work of the microscopic transport model UrQMD, taking into account the production of charmonium states through hard parton-parton interactions and subsequent rescattering with hadrons. The thermal gas and microscopic transport scenarios are shown to be very dissimilar. Estimates of J/psi survival probabilities based on thermal models of comover interactions in heavy ion collisions are therefore not reliable.
- J/psi suppression in heavy ion collisions - interplay of hard and soft QCD processes (1998)
- We study J/psi suppression in AB collisions assuming that the charmonium states evolve from small, color transparent configurations. Their interaction with nucleons and nonequilibrated, secondary hadrons is simulated us- ing the microscopic model UrQMD. The Drell-Yan lepton pair yield and the J/psi /Drell-Yan ratio are calculated as a function of the neutral transverse en- ergy in Pb+Pb collisions at 160 GeV and found to be in reasonable agreement with existing data.
- Direct emission of multiple strange baryons in ultrarelativistic heavy-ion collisions from the phase boundary (1999)
- We discuss a model for the space-time evolution of ultrarelativistic heavy-ion collisions which employs relativistic hydrodynamics within one region of the forward light-cone, and microscopic transport theory (i.e. UrQMD) in the complement. Our initial condition consists of a quark-gluon plasma which expands hydrodynamically and hadronizes. After hadronization the solution eventually changes from expansion in local equilibrium to free streaming, as determined selfconsistently by the interaction rates between the hadrons and the local expansion rate. We show that in such a scenario the inverse slopes of the mT -spectra of multiple strange baryons ( Xi,Omega) are practically una ected by the purely hadronic stage of the reaction, while the flow of p's and Lambda's increases. Moreover, we find that the rather soft transverse expansion at RHIC energies (due to a first-order phase transition) is not washed out by strong rescattering in the hadronic stage. The earlier kinetic freeze-out as compared to SPS-energies results in similar inverse slopes (of the mT -spectra of the hadrons in the final state) at RHIC and SPS energies.
- Dissociation of expanding c anti-c states in heavy ion collisions (1999)
- We study J/psi suppression in AB collisions assuming that the charmonium states evolve from small, color transparent configurations. Their interaction with nucleons and nonequilibrated, secondary hadrons is simulated using the microscopic model UrQMD. The Drell-Yan lepton pair yield and the J/psi Drell-Yan ratio are calculated as a function of the neutral transverse energy in Pb+Pb collisions at 160 GeV and found to be in reasonable agreement with existing data.
- Particle number fluctuations in high energy nucleus-nucleus collisions from microscopic transport approaches (2005)
- Event-by-event multiplicity fluctuations in nucleus-nucleus collisions are studied within the HSD and UrQMD transport models. The scaled variances of negative, positive, and all charged hadrons in Pb+Pb at 158 AGeV are analyzed in comparison to the data from the NA49 Collaboration. We find a dominant role of the fluctuations in the nucleon participant number for the final hadron multiplicity fluctuations. This fact can be used to check di erent scenarios of nucleus-nucleus collisions by measuring the final multiplicity fluctuations as a function of collision centrality. The analysis reveals surprising e ects in the recent NA49 data which indicate a rather strong mixing of the projectile and target hadron production sources even in peripheral collisions. PACS numbers: 25.75.-q,25.75.Gz,24.60.-k


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This image from NASA's Cassini spacecraft shows an ancient southern sea that used to sprawl out near the south pole of Saturn's moon Titan. In an annotated version, the red outline traces the ancient shoreline. Within this basin is the largest present-day lake in Titan's southern hemisphere, Ontario Lacus. Ontario Lacus appears black, indicating it is filled with liquid.
This image was obtained by Cassini's radar instrument on July 2009 and January 2010. Several images have been stitched together. By analyzing these images, scientists estimate the ancient sea was possibly as large as 300 by 170 miles (475 by 280 kilometers) across and likely less than a few hundred feet (meters) deep. Ontario Lacus is about 80 by 235 kilometers across, and probably at least 30 feet (10 meters) deep at its center. Seas may have covered large parts of the southern hemisphere less than 50,000 years ago.
Titan, Saturn's largest moon, is the only place besides Earth in our solar system that hosts large open bodies of liquid. At the cold temperatures of Titan, about minus 290 degrees Fahrenheit (94 kelvins), that liquid is not water, but methane and ethane. Over one hundred lakes and three seas are seen at the north pole of Titan, while the south pole only has a few small lakes. Scientists have suggested that cycles analogous to Croll-Milankovich cycles on Earth cause long-term cyclic transfer of liquid hydrocarbons from pole to pole, with the north pole now containing the bulk of the liquids. Less than 50,000 years ago, the cycle would have been reversed, suggesting that the south polar region should contain remnants of southern seas.
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I'm a little bit of a sucker for retail perks. A shopping junkie, I appreciate everything from a little customer service to things such as giveaways or even a nicely wrapped purchase.
This probably comes from my experiences of working in clothing retail throughout my college years. Having been on the other side of things, I know that mustering a half-hearted greeting is sometimes the best you can offer a shopper after a truly annoying customer or an overly busy day. So, it's a real treat when you don't see that when shopping. Instead, you're treated well and a few extras are thrown into the mix, too. Kate918, a new boutique in South Tulsa, promises not only comfortable clothing but also those extra little touches.
Open for only a little more than a month, Kate918 is the creation of Mary Kathryn "Kate" Fox. Located at Shops of Seville (10021 S. Yale St.), Fox has assembled a collection of brands for women and children. Kate918 manager Shawna Rocco said the brands and designers were selected to maintain casualness, while still remaining chic and classy. Rocco said an example of a Kate918 shopper is a mom that's busy but still wants to look cute. More than just moms, she thinks the store offers looks that daughters would like, too, including tweens and teens. The collection they've assembled is not only filled with pieces that are wearable, but the boutique has also placed its focus on a price point that "anyone can afford."
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Kate918 is building its brand base. Fox and Rocco just returned from market where they found their strong contenders for fall. Rocco said besides discovering major colors for the season -- plum, deep fuchsia and burnt orange -- they found a whole assortment of new brands. Upcoming Kate918 brands will include Betsey Johnson sunglasses, Mek Denim and Big Buddha handbags. Like many boutiques, the goal is always to provide an initial size run only (the store carries sizes small to large), so that shoppers are purchasing unique items and everyone in Tulsa isn't wearing the same thing.
The looks at Kate918 are a wide offering of their goal of comfortable chic-ness. The most obvious comfy wear -- the t-shirt -- is in full force. The short and long-sleeve tees from brands like DIF and Witness feature a little bit of everything. The materials are soft, the cuts are flattering, and the colors and graphics aren't over-the-top. But there are also graphics Okies will definitely be familiar with. Kate918 carries Glitter Gear, the brand that takes college sports team logos and adds Swarovski crystals.
If you want to take those short-sleeved tees into fall and/or the stadiums, Kate918 has rounded up a great line of layering undergarments. The Lounge Wish Collection features seamless long-sleeved tops, camis and tube top bra tops that will always be carried in the store. Rocco said the store will also feature leggings.
On the more dressed up but still easy to throw on end, tops from Wish are Kate918 tops. These halter-like tops are in silk and in the bright, bold colors of Kelley green and pink. The neckline features a vertical panel of large ruffles. Many of the pieces in the store could easily transition from day to night.
The dresses at Kate918 hit the boutique's target market. I see a mom throwing on one of the dresses in the morning. Made of fabrics that wear well and won't require dry cleaning, the looks are no muss and no fuss--but still flattering. The maxi dress appears in bold circular patterns and subtle tie-dye patterns. Many of the dresses, both short and long, are one-shouldered, which was a popular shape throughout the fall runways. In solid colors like black, pink and purple, the dresses also feature touches of a ruffled Victorian-like neckline, ruche neckline or soft, long flowing ruffles.
Not only are the staples of a wardrobe available at Kate918 but also the accessories. Rocco said that Kate918 accessories are affordable "add ons, not investments." The array of jewelry includes big cocktail rings, necklaces with large, funky stones, cuff bracelets and large prominent earrings. There are also belts, hats, handbags, and scarves and the line of accessories is growing.
While they find new brands to feature in the store, Kate918 has already established some brands it will carry continuously. One such brand is the Big Star denim line. Rocco said that choosing the denim brand for Kate918 took a lot of labor and talk. Because denim is an important part of any wardrobe and a key feature in a store that promises good quality casual clothes, they wanted a line that Tulsans would be familiar with and -- most importantly -- a line that fit a wide range of body types.
Big Star fits those criteria. Kate918 has the exclusive rights to sell Big Star in South Tulsa -- and at a few dollars cheaper than that same brand in the mall. The cuts are the standard and reliable straight leg and boot cut, but Kate918 also has other looks from other lines.
There is also a wide-legged trouser jean from the Karlie brand. For more glam to the day-to-day denim, the looks they have coming from Mek and Glamajama will, Rocco said, feature more bling.
Glamajama will also be a new line in children's clothing as well. Children sizes range from newborn to 6X. The newborn clothing at Kate918 isn't overly precious looking. There are long-sleeved baby dresses in black with bright green stitching and a heart-shaped peace sign. One bright pink onesie features a tulle tutu and embellishments of zebra print ribbon. There are little boy camo onesies with the red OU emblem on it, or onesies that are decidedly rock and roll, even one that looks like a Rolling Stones concert tee. And just like for moms, there are a few little accessories for the kids like hair bows.
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But more than focusing on selected brands and looks that really reflect their audience (and as I mentioned at the start of this), Kate918 focuses on its customer service. There are the little touches, like being offered a beverage when you walk in the door, but for the mom shoppers, the store offers some peace.
The back features a playroom where kids can color and write away on a chalkboard while mom shops. And, if you want to leave the kids home entirely and have an experience all on your own, Kate918 features a Ladies' Night once a month. Held after regular store hours, these events provide wine and snacks as you shop. In addition, Kate918 brings in area artists and/or local crafters, who might create pieces exclusive to that Kate918 Ladies' Night. The event features other opportunities as well, such as August's Ladies' Night, which had a makeup specialist. Rocco said future events will likely include a charity night where donations could be provided and percentages of that night's sales are donated.
Rocco said these Ladies' Nights provide shoppers a great opportunity to go out with your girlfriends and get great feedback on clothing choices. But, if you find yourself unavailable to make it to one of the scheduled Ladies' Nights, Kate918 can book your own ladies' night. These private shopping parties give participants a chance to see what new items are coming out or just to have some fun, uninterrupted shopping with friends.
To experience Kate918 for yourself, you can visit Mondays through Saturdays, 10am to 5:30pm; hours are extended during events like the Ladies' Night and when the Shops of Seville feature Mid-Life Crisis concerts (upcoming events are being held Thursdays September 10 and October 8). Kate918 will also have a booth at the Junior League of Tulsa, being held October 8-11.
You can also find out more information about upcoming Kate918 events (including the monthly Ladies' Night) or to peruse/buy the boutique's clothing, by visiting www.kate918.com. It's just as inviting as the store itself.
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Girls Basketball Roundup...News about Wrenshall, Carlton and other area teams
Barnum (9-15) was blitzed by Polar League host Esko 63-21 last Thursday night for the Bombers' third consecutive loss.By: Tyler Korby, Pine Journal
CARLTON – Suffering a sprained right ankle just weeks ago, Clarissa Nelson played Monday night without wearing a wrap.
Later, the Carlton senior was the first to wrap her hands around the Little Brown Jug and hoist it high, one final time.
Over her four varsity seasons, Nelson has always had the jug on her side. On Monday evening, the forward's 12 points helped pace the Bulldogs past longtime Polar League rival Wrenshall 67-28 before a sizeable crowd at the Carlton gymnasium.
"It's been our biggest rivalry, forever," Nelson said.
The jug, a long-lasting historic symbol of pride traveling between the pair of small neighboring communities for nearly 70 years, is only played for once a season, and only in girls and boys basketball.
In order to win it, either school must defeat the owner on their home floor, then the victor gets to display it for the entire year. Carlton has carried the jug for five years straight, winning all nine meetings between the schools since the Wrens last won in 2008.
"The jug means a lot to these girls – they want to win it and keep it at home," said fourth-year Carlton Coach Lisa Johnson, unbeaten in her jug tenure. "This is a big game. It got physical. A lot of girls were flying around and bodies were just everywhere!"
Streaking Carlton (10-11) was everywhere in Monday's first seven minutes, scoring the opening 13 points and tallying 20 of the beginning 21 before Wrenshall's Delaney Kittel canned a three-pointer from the right corner for her team's first field goal at 12:22.
That sent the youthful Wrens (2-20) on a gutsy 13-1 spurt to cut Carlton's lead to eight, before Johnson took a timeout and watched her Bulldogs bury the half's final 12 points – 10 on free-throws.
Ahead 34-14 at halftime, Carlton later won in running time.
"This one is always bigger, even compared to other schools' rivalries," said Carlton senior guard Brooke Camps, who scored a game-leading 21 points to go along with Nelson's dozen and classmate Tori Zime's 15. "It's always fun to beat Wrenshall."
Wrenshall finished the night with 32 of the game's 50 total fouls. Carlton scored 31 of their points – three more than the Wrens' total – at the free-throw line, where 80 shots were taken.
"That kind of deflated us," said Wrenshall Coach Michelle Blanchard. "But these girls really have improved – and have gone the extra mile to be involved all year-round to get better. Regardless of the score, all of the girls love the game. We were a little deflated tonight, but they'll come back ready to go. They always do."
"We all really love this sport," added Kittel, a freshman guard, who scored eight points to go with classmate Shana Laveau's 11. "Yeah, it can get tough, but we're young. We're keeping our heads up, working hard and know that we can all do well in the future."
Nelson doesn't know the future of the jug, but relishes her past.
"Some years the score is close, other years not so much," she said, "But even if there is a big difference, this still feels good."
Barnum (9-15) was blitzed by Polar League host Esko 63-21 last Thursday night for the Bombers' third consecutive loss.
Cloquet (13-12) ceased their three-game win streak when the host Lumberjacks lost to Duluth East 66-49 Tuesday.
Cromwell-Wright (13-10) wrapped up a 56-47 victory over visiting South Ridge Monday, snapping a previous pair of losses.
Esko (22-2) edged host Duluth Denfeld 58-42 Tuesday for their fourth straight win. The Eskomos, ranked third in Class AA, remain unbeaten in the Polar League and are atop the conference.
Fond du Lac Ojibwe (5-9) fell Tuesday evening at Wrenshall 74-48, for another young Ogichidaa defeat. The Wrens, meanwhile, snapped their former 16-game losing stretch.
Moose Lake-Willow River (17-8) revitalized their winning way with a 46-34 road victory past Pine City Saturday afternoon.
South Ridge (6-17) ran into a 56-47 loss at Cromwell-Wright Monday, marking their 11th defeat in their last 13 affairs.
FDLTCC (0-18) canceled the rest of their collegiate women's basketball season. Struggling with injuries, illness and depth, the Thunder lost all 18 games, including six forfeitures.
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Some may say that what BAYO did with their latest ad has some what hit below the belt and raised some racism issues. But I do know that more Filipinos are intelligent enough not to raise questions about the ad since there's no one that is "purely" Filipino.
The mix and match tagline introduced by this well-known fashion brand caught a lot of attention. In a positive manner, their objective was appropriately convened. As we all know a unique and catchy advertisement will make waves in the market and mark a great milestone in the advertising industry.
Sadly, BAYO's current promotion was not as widely accepted as they hoped it would be, though not all who saw the advertisement express disappointment about the reproved promotion tagline. Was it really racy and "anti-Filipino?"
Quoting from their ad, "Call it biased, but the mixing and matching of different nationalities with Filipino blood is almost a sure formula for someone beautiful and world class."
The above copy suggests that Filipinos who have mixed bloodlines showcase exceptional beauty and grace. But seriously, we do understand that not all inter-racial affinity would mean the exact idea. We should always consider that the advertisement employed models who are (for all we know) undeniably beautiful. And the statement issued is not 100% true. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
I believe BAYO and the people responsible for the creative imagining of this concept did not deliberately do it on purpose to be racy. It is honestly pure marketing motivation.
Mixed or not, we should be comfortable with who and what we are. I know that Filipinos are unique in their own way that is why our foreign counterparts prefer marrying a pure blooded Pinoy. Our positive qualities are beyond world-class and something worth bragging to the rest of the world.
By the way, the spoofs and memes are a good way to take this racy topic.
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Interesting names, those suppliers.....
Let them eat hot dogs like Barry does....
Just the thought of eating raw beef! Ugh!
Where is our illustrious Consumer Protection Agency on this? A multi billion dollar govn agency to prevent these occurrences!
Raw kibbeh is apparently Lebanese. The Armenians I have known eat it cooked.
Ground beef is the most dangerous if raw or undercooked. It´s because the outside of the meat has the germs and then the store grinds it together bacteria and all.If you want your burgers rare, get a piece of chuck and grind it yourself.Rare steak pretty much OK because the outside gets exposed to high heat. Good thing because I can´t eat steak unless it´s medium rare to rare.
The supplier names both sound Islamic.
Wash your left hand too.
Sounds like a mooslim problem to me.
Did a little research. No idea if the companies are Islamic but they are both middle eastern.
These guys are Lebanese and most of the Lebanese around here are Catholic and known as Chaldeans. Many of their families have been in the country since the beginning of the 20th century. Lebanese food is delicious (now I´m going to crave felafel) and lamb kibbe is common. Most my friends only eat the cooked kibbe because of the risk of bacteria. Of course everyone at work was talking about this today, and they all said they´d never heard of eating raw beef kibbe.
Perhaps # 8 has the answer.Hand washing is peculiar to the US.
Looks like the FDA has given islamic food processors a pass... due to religious beliefs. Fine... As long as their garbage doesn´t end up on our shelves.
I agree with both the hand washing (both--not just the one you wipe or shake yourself with!!) and not eating raw ground beef. Yes, ground beef often is processed where the outside picks up all sorts of bacteria. Grinding the beef just mixes it all together.


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Most people would do anything to stay away from the malls during the mad-rush of the holidays. This is evidenced by the huge success of Amazon.com, cyber-Monday, and the advent of e-gift cards. E-gift cards are entirely digital currency that is purchased online and sent to the recipient's e-mail. In 2011, a whole slew of stores started to offer e-gift cards, but in 2012, their popularity among retailers panned.
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Book Module: Export as indd file and management
I would like to request a feature to export a book module as indd file.
I like PDF's but .indd is nice also so we are able to to more in depth layouts.
Having Lightoom being able to manage all your pictures and book layouts would be nice, alot of things can be done in one application.
Another Feature: Using Lightoom as book layout management.
Being able to send a page(s) of the book from lightroom into InDesign to do indepth layout and editing, then being able to send it back into lightroom
Almost similar to how you can send a photo from LR in Photoshop to do indepth editing and then send it back into lightroom.
This could and will ease the workflow of book management and layout design. So lightroom will not only be able to manage photos, but also indesign and book layouts.
That's a great request - one I'd like to see too. As it may not make the final release, and we wouldn't want the request to get lost in beta land, might I suggest adding the request to the Feature Request forum http://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family where it can easily be tracked? If you post the link to your request here, others can also vote on your request.
Like this indd roundtrip idea very much. It reinforces LR's role as a workflow hub and naturally limits the amount of functionality that needs to be embedded in LR. In the same way that we take individual images requiring special treatment into Photoshop, we'd take individual pages or spreads that need additional design treatment into InDesign. As others have suggested that's also how Adobe should draw the line as far as video editing.
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"We, the people, are guaranteed freedom FROM religion. Even atheism!"
"...religion (mostly evangelical Christianity) increasingly has been poking its nose into the public space."
These views of religion showing woeful lack of understanding of the rights of all citizens and the relationship between government and religious faith and practice in this country.
Re the first statement, no sir or madame you are not guaranteed anywhere "freedom from religion." You of course can not be coerced against your conscience and made to declare that you believe something you do not. But that holds true of any belief system. You are not promised that you will never encounter religious beliefs or practice. What you are guaranteed is that the State will make no laws that establish an official State faith and that they will not prohibit its free exercise. This does not translate from you never seeing a Muslim bow to Mecca or a Pentecostal pastor performing a baptism at the river or other such evidences of faith.
No one and I mean no one religious or not is required to leave the private values that form their world view when they enter the public square. Especially when it comes to issues such as justice, defense of those who can not speak for themselves and the world we want our children to grow up in. This is because all of the big matters that come under public discourse have a moral dimension.
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So I will not stop poking my religious nose into the public square when I see grave wrong being done. I don't expect anyone to muzzle their private values and viewpoints when they express their opinions on the important matters of the day.
Both the extreme Left and Right are guilty of demanding Faith shut up when certain matters come up. For Catholics I can tell you this usually translates into "What the heck do the Bishops know about economics?" or "What the heck do the Bishops know about sex?" Both questions mean we do not want our personal opinions challenged and put into a perspective that demands we Catholics see the world through the eyes of Christ. What we see when we look with HIS eyes is what we must make known in the public square. On that we will not be silenced. Nor should you.
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You know tonight is going to be a special night. I have told you to set aside the evening but have given you no details other than to come over to my house at 6pm. When you arrive I invite you in and we start kissing and making out. You're excited and turned on by me, as always, but at the same time, you're a little disappointed thinking that tonight was going to be a little more than the...Read On
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Our latest fun in public
Wow! What a fabulous day! We'd just been away for a long spa weekend while we had the chance. Now, we always took every opportunity to enjoy each other's gorgeous, sexy bodies, but little did we know what chances we'd have to have some fun. We were often quite daring in public. For example, in a crowded pub in Leeds, I once got Tigs as hard as I could for as long as I could, then dared him...Read On
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I sneak out to a pool with Joel and end up his slave
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A man loses control as he finally talks to a schoolgirl he fancies.
My heart was pounding as I waited at the bus stop on Monday morning. I'd barely slept since I'd spoken to Marie. I replayed her words again and again. The promise I'd made to her. That I would talk to her daughter. My palms were sweaty and my whole body was fidgety. I was barely in control of myself – my body pumped full of excited adrenaline. Of course, it was ridiculous. She was the one...Read On
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The story starts as a true story and then becomes a fantasy
I had been sent overseas for work and was bored. Sometimes when I have nothing to do I have a couple beers and open up the internet. I came across a website about truth or dare and spent hours looking through all the things people do to expose themselves in public. I was hooked. After some time spent searching I came across some more websites with erotic stories and couldn't stop reading....Read On
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Live music just got LIVE
Things can happen when you least expect them. This was very unexpected. This is a true short story, slightly altered by rose tinted glasses. It all takes place in Rock City in Nottingham, we ( a big group of friends) had travelled to this great venue to watch our one of our favourite bands, Megadeath, in the late 90's. We were all excited and full of anticipation for the show we were about...Read On
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Letting it all hang out close to home
Thanks to one of my readers I decided to try something new. I live in the back of a cul-de-sac about six houses from the main road, near the Alderwood Mall. The mailboxes are out on the main street about an eighth mile away. I started out kind of slow, just going out on my porch in a bathrobe in the evening, around 9:00 PM. I would sit down on the steps and spread my legs, letting the...Read On
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Oh how she loved for them to be watched.
"Didn't the earth move for you?" he asked with humour in his tone. "Yes, oh yes!" she mocked, and planted a kiss she hoped would finalise whatever this was turning into, whatever this new thing was, that had begun to surface every time they had sex. The questions. The last time, he had asked what he might do to please her more. She had seriously considered his question but had genuinely...Read On
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It was a snowy November evening when Tessa's roommate Ana rushed into their apartment, positively bursting with excitement as she handed Tessa a flyer advertising the party. "It's at The Tower." She'd explained breathlessly, cheeks still pink from the cold, snowflakes dusting the shoulders of her Burberry trench, "You know where that is, right?" Of course Tessa knew where The Tower...Read On
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As usual, a true story mixed with a touch of fantasy here and there.
We were on our way back from a trip and I was driving. James looked over at me with lust filled eyes. "What are you thinking about?" I said teasing him. I knew exactly what he wanted. "Nothing" he said shifting his body towards me. He reached under my shirt and pulled my bra down and pinched my nipple hard. "Fuck!" I said as my eyes closed and I moaned. He knew my nipples...Read On
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Julia puts her trust in an exciting stranger
On a warm afternoon in early May, fresh from the hair salon where I'd swapped my usual straw-blonde for a rich, exciting glossy raven black, I sat in the corner of my favourite traditional coffee shop and typed. I was working on the article that was certain to confirm my position as one of Europe's foremost lesbian-feminist social commentary journalists when I noticed a very attractive woman...Read On
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My first time being exposed by my husband.
I have been put on "show" a few times by my husband. I had kind of mentioned this in a reply to a gentleman who had sent me a very nice email after becoming my "friend". Actually, I still don't really know what that means here, friend that is. Anyway, when this happened my husband had already had me be with two different men. So, you would think that this would not be a big deal for me, but...Read On
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Master had invited his coworkers over for another dinner. This time, it was baked ziti and tomato basil soup. The apartment was in pretty good condition so I got the shopping done in time to swing by the salon to get my hair dyed a brighter blonde with red high lights. I also got my hair chemically straightened with a Brazilian blow out (and, seeing how these dinners usually go, I decided to...Read On
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A man fancies a schoolgirl and is confronted by her mum at the bus stop...
"What about Amber – is she OK?" I blurted the worried question out without thinking. I saw the puzzled look on Marie's face. "She's… fine," Marie said. I let go a breath which had been trapped in my lungs since Marie's arrival. "She's been suspended from school, but apart from that, she fine." "Why was she suspended? I heard something about a fight." "You know a lot about my...Read On
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One thing leads to another when I play a tease on mum's boyfriend
(All of the events described in story took place after my 16 th birthday.) It was some time after mum and dad separated before mum started dating and a while longer before she felt comfortable enough in a relationship to bring her boyfriend, Mark, back to the house to stay over. The first time was awkward, to say the least. We sat around the table having dinner and trying to...Read On
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Michelle SmithDuke's season-opening trip to the Bay Area to play Cal was a festive homecoming for senior star Chelsea Gray, though the Blue Devils made sure to take care of business as well.
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Two-time All-American guard Chelsea Gray returned from last season's knee injury and scored 22 points to lead No. 2 Duke past No. 9 California 70-58 on Sunday.
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Posted by Steve T on 05/04/2012
The Good: The Food is some of the best Italian Food I've had. Comparable to the North End in Boston. The Bad: Every Table is about 4 inches from the next. Be prepared to share your conversations. Every waiter around seemed friendly and helpful except mine. He tossed our bill at us. He NEVER came back to check on us. I had to ask the water guy for a soda and never got it. Then I asked my waiter when he finally was near us. By the time I got that soda that I asked for when I started eating, I had finished my entire meal. What was the point then? He was actually pretty rude in his mannerisms. I don't expect the whole TGI Fridays attitude but I DO expect to be treated just a little better than this. Especially at these prices. And the topper? Because of his service, I left him 15% tip (which is more than he deserved). This jerk had the nerve to walk up to another waiter in front of my fiance and say "You believe they only left me $8 dollars?" He was arrogant and must say that from what I could see, all the other waiters were exceptional. Friendly, helpful, smiling, came back to check and basically did their job. It's because of this service I will never return to Ralph's again. The best part? It was my birthday.
Posted by Chris on 10/17/2011
Heard some others liked it so gave it a try a few years ago...........didn't think the food was worth a return.
Posted by Jack L. on 06/18/2011
My daughter & son in law decided to take me out for fathers day. Somewhere I've never eaten. A place called Ralph's in S.Philly. I've been to many Italian restaurants. This one had a friendly atmosphere from the valets to the waiters/servers. The entree was a veal parm with pasta. Very tasty portion with just the right amount of extras that made the ride worthwhile. I'm sure I'll be back soon.
Posted by MJ on 10/05/2010
I went to Ralph's for lunch with two friends on a weekday. When we walked in the staff totally ignored us and then acted like we were intruding. My friend had put his coat on the chair while we were seating ourselves so he could help me with my packages and the waiter basically yelled at him telling he couldn't take up two tables, which we weren't going to. After we sat down, he brought us bread and practically threw it at my friend! The food was average. We had sandwiches that I could have whipped up in my kitchen within 5 minutes. I have never experienced a more rude waiter in my entire life. There were other people already seated that were obviously "regulars", who were drinking bottles of wine and apparently they were more important than us. We felt like outcasts! I would suggest not even going!
Posted by Sesee on 05/24/2010
My sister & her husband took us to Ralph's for dinner a couple of months ago. I have lived in Queen's Village for the past 30 plus years & had never eatten there. The food was nothing to rave about & the price was ridiculous. No atmosphere! The interior was something out of the 40s with none of the good elements of that period.
Posted by Anonymous on 02/21/2010
Been going here for 8 yrs and I love it! Service has gotten better over the years but what do you expect? It's Souh Philly!!
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Alzheimer's care is a round-the-clock job. When you offer to help an Alzheimer's caregiver, be specific — and gently persistent.
By Mayo Clinic staffAlzheimer's caregivers need all the support they can get. If you know someone who's caring for a loved one who has Alzheimer's disease, here's how to help.
Be specific
When someone you care about is going through a difficult time, you might say, "Let me know how I can help." It's a nice gesture, but such offers can be difficult to accept — primarily because they're not specific. Instead, make concrete offers of help.
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- "I'm going to the grocery store. What can I pick up for you?"
- "I've got a couple of hours free tomorrow afternoon. May I sit in for you while you run a few errands or take some time for yourself?"
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This week's Economist about life and work at Skype
A great story in The Economist about [Sten](http://about.skype.com/executiveteam/stentamkivi/) and how we live and work here at Skype.
> Asked for his job title, he looks apologetic. "I think I am director of operations," he says. "We're not that big on titles." Most people in his shoes would be boasting. Mr Tamkivi runs Skype, one of the software world's most subversive and fastest-growing businesses.
]]>And the chat piece is cool too an interesting indicator of how Skype is actually built. Interestingly enough, we've been keeping "best of" records of our internal chats, and with proper sanitizing, I'm hoping to re-post the more interesting ones here shortly.
> Here is a snatch of Skype chat where Mr Tamkivi and two colleagues are discussing a future presentation:
13:37:48 Alex Kazim says: Ott, especially need you to look at the slide where I try to explain how VOIP works. This is like me trying to explain quantum
13:41:28 Sten Tamkivi says: try the electron: VOIP can be viewed as a particle or wave at any point in time.
13:41:57 Alex Kazim says: hehe
13:42:41 Sten Tamkivi says: for added abstraction and analyst awe, describe it as a thought or a smell
13:45:03 Alex Kazim says: it's a state of mind. A veritable Tao of VOIP
13:46:07 Ott in Tallinn says: uh, you're not holding back by the way—according to our brandbook—Words we do not like—VOIP, Internet Telephony etc
13:47:03 Sten Tamkivi says: according to the same book, words we do like: share, baboon…
4 thoughts on "This week's Economist about life and work at Skype"
manjara said 7 years ago
Geez, you guys are sooooo smart!! 'words we do like … baboon' ROFL, and funny too!
Seems like working at Skype is just like being at college! -
florian_matusek said 7 years ago
Yes, it is … Wait, no, it's better! Interesting work, tons of smart people + lots of fun: What else can you ask for .
c4chaos said 7 years ago
LOL. love the certain amount of transparency. you guys rock! that's why Skype rocks too
a.sawaya said 4 years ago
It seems a great place! All the best to all of you in the Skype Team!


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Last year some of our members told us about this buying club. This group is not connected to our CSA, but we're happy to pass on their information to you: Steve and Jenn Kurian spend their summers aboard their fishing vessel, the R-J, in Bristol Bay Alaska. Wild For Salmon was formed to allow our […]
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Rummage, bake sale
Brule Presbyterian Church hosts a rummage and bake sale from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the Brule Town Hall. Light lunch available.
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Peace Lutheran Church on U.S. Highway 2 in Poplar hosts a next-to-new sale 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday Items included are metal folding chairs, household items, large assortment of clothing from toddlers to men's larger sizes. Lunch available.
Salad luncheons
Pilgrim Lutheran Church hosts its annual Spring Salad Bar Luncheon at noon Wednesday at 820 Belknap St. Cost is $6 with take-outs available. Proceeds support various charities.
Zion Lutheran Church, 2022 E. Second St., hosts a salad bar luncheon 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Thursday featuring salads, hot dish, dessert and beverage. Tickets are $7 for adults and $3 for children.
Lasagna dinner
A lasagna dinner, including vegetarian, is served 4-7 p.m. Thursday at Faith United Methodist Church. This fundraiser benefits the Meals Outreach Ministry (community dinners) and the food pantry, two programs sponsored by the health and welfare committee of the church. Tickets are $8 for adults, $4 for children ages 6-12, and free for children 5 and younger. These programs are open to all residents of Douglas County. For more information, call (715) 394-9608.
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