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The U.K. has nearly 100 metric tons of plutonium—dubbed "the element from hell" by some—that it doesn't know what to do with. The island nation does not need the potent powder to construct more nuclear weapons, and spends billions of British pounds to ensure that others don't steal it for that purpose. The unstable element, which will remain radioactive for millennia, is the residue of ill-fated efforts to recycle used nuclear fuel.
One solution under consideration is to recycle the plutonium yet further—by using it as fuel in a pair of new, so-called "fast" reactors. Such nuclear reactors can actually "consume" plutonium via fission (transforming it into other forms of nuclear waste that are not as useful for weapons). The U.K. is considering a plan to build two of General Electric's PRISM fast reactors, the latest in a series of fast-reactor designs that for several decades have attempted with mixed success to handle plutonium and other radioactive waste from nuclear power. The idea remains that fast reactors, which get their name because the neutrons that initiate fission in the reactor are zipping about faster than those in a conventional reactor, could offer a speedy solution to cleaning some nasty nuclear waste, which fissions better with fast neutrons, while also providing electricity as a by-product.
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The U.K. is hardly alone in struggling to cope with nuclear waste, whether plutonium or otherwise. The U.S. remains a nation in search of a solution for what to do with its nearly 70,000 metric tons of spent nuclear fuel, which has a small fraction of plutonium mixed in it. A recent blue ribbon commission impaneled by President Obama suggested looking for communities that would volunteer to take the waste, for a fee.
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"With the change from gravel to Tarmac, we will see a real mix-up in the championship," said Australian Brendan Reeves, currently 18 points behind title leader Elfyn Evans, the winner of the last two rounds. "I haven't done a Tarmac rally since April so we will have to learn to be very straight and smooth with the car again.
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Alastair Fisher, out for revenge following his frustrating outing in Finland earlier this month, was also competing in his native Northern Ireland last weekend. Although a puncture and a spin wrecked his hopes of a strong result, he said the experience had been invaluable. "Doing the rally helped us to get our heads into gear in terms of our pace notes and driving the Fiesta on Tarmac," said Fisher, the winner of the opening round in Portugal.
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DOOM Classic Complete bundles first two games for PSN
DOOM Classic Complete is headed to the PlayStation Network this week, according to the Bethesda Blog. It bundles together DOOM and extra episode Thy Flesh Consumed along with DOOM II with its No Rest for the Living and The Master Levels expansions, all for $14.99/£11.99/€14.99. The Collection was outed earlier this week by trophies and the PS Blog.
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BACKGROUND: New research at Ohio State University reveals some interesting insights into how clean dishes become using manual washing. Scientists found that even when they washed dishes in cooler-than-recommended water, the bacteria levels on the dishware dropped to levels acceptable under current FDA regulations. This means that restaurant employees can use a more comfortable dishwashing technique and still end up with clean dishes.
LATHER, RINSE, REPEAT: When restaurants manually wash dishes, they follow a three-step process. Dishes are washed and scrubbed in soapy water, rinsed with clean water, and finally soaked in water containing germ-killing sanitizers. Employees often use water that is cooler than 110 degrees F -- the minimum washing temperature recommended by the FDA -- because it is uncomfortably hot. The FDA also requires that washing cause a 100,000-fold drop in the amounts of bacteria on those dishes.
ABOUT THE EXPERIMENT: To investigate the effectiveness of lower-temperature dishwashing tactics, the OSU researchers coated dishes individually with cheese, eggs, jelly, lipstick and milk, and then added Escherichia coli and Listeria innocua bacteria. Both these contaminants can survive for long periods of time if they make their way onto food dried onto dishes. If those dishes are not thoroughly washed, they can sometimes cause food-borne disease outbreaks. They let the food dry on the dishes for an hour, and then used different combinations of washing, rinsing and sanitizing before measuring the levels of microscopic organisms still clinging to the dishes, thereby determining the effectiveness of the cleaning.
WHAT THEY FOUND: The OSU researchers found that washing dishes in hot dishwater, followed by soaking in extra sanitizers, eliminated almost all of the bacteria on them, even when coated with dried on cheese. But dishes washed in soapy room-temperature water, rinsed, and then weakly sanitized with ammonium-based chemicals also achieved FDA-acceptable results. However, all dishes are not created equal. Compared to ceramic plates, steel knives, spoons and plastic trays, steel forks proved more stubborn about hanging onto bacterial contamination, largely because of the prongs. They recommended taking extra time to wash forks, especially those covered in sticky substances like cheese. Also, milk dried onto glasses protected bacteria more than any other food, although it is still unclear why that should be the case. Based on their findings, the OSU scientists recommend washing dishes right away before food dries, since otherwise bacteria will grow on them. It saves washing time and gets rid of problematic places where bacteria might be able to survive washing and drying.
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Audi opens li-ion battery competence center
The competence center - Audi calls it a "project house" - is located near the company's headquarters in Ingolstadt, Germany. About 100 engineers and electronics experts work at the facility which covers some 3500 square meters. According to Audi, the basic concept for the competence center is to promote close collaboration between all disciplines involved in high-voltage battery technology.
Key focus areas of the high-voltage project house include design and development of proprietary hardware and software for all components of such batteries as well as development and production of batteries for Audi's R8 e-tron and Audi A1 e-tron fleet batteries. The research activities are complemented by a small pilot production line for prototypes and small-series battery types. In addition, the competence center also disposes of a high-voltage testing area. There, the company can test Hi-voltage batteries at cell, module and system level.
"The high-voltage battery project house is a major step for us towards electric mobility," said Michael Dick, member of Audi's board of management and responsible Technical Development. Besides driving the product development, the new activity also will have to ensure that the batteries meet the company's quality requirements, he added.
A strategic partner for Audi's drivetrain battery development is Panasonic.
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- Researchers significantly improve lithium-air batteries
- MIT researchers use modified viruses to boost lithium-air battery performance
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- Panasonic to expand supply of automotive-grade battery cells to Tesla Motors
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- Volvo turns car body into a battery
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- Research factory develops novel production processes for lithium-ion batteries
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- New material paves way for high temperature capacitors in cars
- Electric bicycles forecast to reach USD11bn in annual revenue by 2020
- Consortium presents three-dimensional OLED rear lighting concept
- Extremely fast ion conductors: Another step towards better beatteries
- Jaguar docks on to Intel for next-gen infotainment systems
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Growing up in the Northwest, there weren't a lot of opportunities to go to water parks — the best we have is Wild Waves in Federal Way, which I enjoyed well enough when I was younger, but it really doesn't compare to others across the country. If I had lived in New Braunfels or Denver or Orlando or Wisconsin Dells, you can bet I would've had a season pass to the parks there, which feature all the lazy rivers, uphill water coasters, speed slides, wave pools, dump buckets, and fountains a water-loving kid (and her parents) could ask for.
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I'm running W7 SP1 and the latest IBT (2.52). Is there anything else I should configure to enable AVX?
Just download the latest IBT - it supports AVX (properly this time; older versions either didn't support it, or did so in a flakey way) ^^ EDIT: current version of IBT is 2.52
If you have SP1 and the latest IBT AVX should work by default. If it's still not working I can only think to blame either windows or IBT. I know in the 4.5 GHz range I get 60s without, in the 100s with, which matches up with these numbers being posted. How long ago did everyone getting these low scores grab their copy of IBT? Maybe someone messed up and uploaded it with outdated libraries.
Not sure why. All I do know is that even Asus stated to not rely on IBT for OC stability testing, due to nil or flakey support for AVX. Without a system change, going from IBT 2.50 to 2.52, has seen my results change from 48GFlops, to 91+ I'm guessing it was just flakey on my system
As far as the downloading, I got all mine fresh within the last 3-4 weeks along with a fresh W7 install. I also thought the CPU could be throttling, but my stock runs are lower than my OC'd runs, so I have to assume I dont throttle stock as well.
That is low, seriously. I get 98 Gflops on a stock 2600k. You should be close to 160-170 with such high OC and 2 extra cores
Yes, but that's using AVX instructions, I made this run without AVX, and right now it's higher than a dual Xeon system without AVX try your 2600K without AVX and you'll see what I'm talking about (I also have a 2600K) I will run the test later after dinner
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Over the festive period you may have found yourself over indulging in one too many mince pies and having a few extras beers than usual. It's easy to let your fitness standards slip at this time of year when sports nutrition for the gym and your regular workout is pushed firmly to the back of your mind. Not to fear, the New Year is here! Now is your chance to make amends for the two or three extra pounds you may have added with our top fitness tips to get you back in shape (or in even better shape), starting very close to home, your bedroom.
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Basic question what kind of funny scenarios would you like to see in the game.
Basic question is why are they coming and why are they only coming in small squads and building bases. In TFTD you had some important missions where you had to stop the aliens from activating 9 nodes. Maybe we could have some kind of stop alien research into making a wormhole/space bridge/ portal to bring in reinforcements. Or stop them from building important components or building the darn thing.
Personally would be nice to have a mission where you have to storm an Alien government of country x meeting and stop the meeting before the aliens get the government to become more inclined to join the aliens or join the aliens directly. Kill all leave evidence to support the fact that aliens wheren't dealing truthfully
What about somekind of inception mission where you have to break into the mind of an ethereal to steal their secrets to be able to advance to the next level in your research.
Defensiv mission where you got to survive an all out frontal attack by aliens where the come wave after wave.
A mission to a turned country to plant give over evidence to the media secure via another chain about the truth of the alien alliance with their government, opening up for a likely rebellion against said governemnt and the retun of that country to xcom funding.(with diminishing returns on how many times you can turn a country back to your cause).
+the truth is gathered via some pre mission where you break into a government building and steal it protecting the room while security storm the building.
Or a scenario where your squad is dropped from a stealth plane onto a low altitude ufo and have to plant explosives on it to get it to crash land having to fight their way while always securing their grip on the ufo.
Or maybe an ambush scenario where you have to evacuate youre squad from an area after they where ambushed, knocking down the resistance and obstacles in front of them while getting rid of the aliens chasing you if they get to close dropping proximity mines, smoke or making fire walls. Or leaving a man behind making a valiant last stand to buy you're people some time.
Its fun to think about but yes not really strict xcom ends more in the lines of tactical squad games like commandos or desperados. And they are changing so many things so why not.


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So isn't turning point for a company that -- -- -- -- Adam Shapiro covering this story you know I'm not SF I ever purchased an apple was on sale and now they decided yet.
You're a mom -- -- kids you're not cool enough that's they'll give a discount to the people that equals that you're very elect -- -- -- here's the deal.
You know apple does not like sales and if you -- like Kevin Roberts the -- marketing -- that tell you that sales can actually undercut.
The individual with a brand that you've got so Apple's very careful -- this.
But they have discounted things in the past they do that sometimes -- get a 10% discount through your employer.
That kind of thing but they did last year.
They actually had markdowns on things like iPad twos anywhere from 41 to 61 dollars.
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With the help of its patrons, employees and members of the community, Bingham Co-op presented a check for $14,100 and boxes of food to the Southeastern Idaho Community Action Agency (SEICAA) Wednesday. "Even though it wasn't a great year, with help from the community we increased our giving," said Bingham Coop marketing director Jeff Nii. The total amount of funds given to SEICAA increased by over $1,000 from last year. "People came by and dropped off money or food," he said. "Our employees also were very involved."
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TRUCK ON FIRE: April 8, 8:29 p.m.: A caller reported a truck on fire. They said orange flames are coming from the engine compartment and the truck has a full tank of gas.
POCATELLO — In a classic pitchers duel, the Blackfoot Lady Broncos emerged victorious on Wednesday evening as they tallied four runs in the bottom of the sixth inning for a 4-2 win over a very game Pocatello squad, wrapping up an undefeated conference season and with it a 4A High Country Conference Championship. "This was really important to me," Blackfoot's lone senior Jessica Capson said. "My whole objective this year was bringing a district championship back to Blackfoot. I'm excited to go kick some butt at state now to."
As was expected, Blackfoot Police Captain Kurt Asmus was officially appointed the city's new police chief by the Blackfoot City Council Tuesday evening. Asmus will take over as police chief on June 1, replacing Police Chief David Moore, who will retire at the end of the month. Moore recommended Asmus to the council as his replacement in March when he turned in his resignation letter to Blackfoot Mayor Mike Virtue.
By BOB HUDSON email@example.com THOMAS — Bret Parkinson drove in five runs and Cash Cardona added two in support of Zane Stephenson's pitching as Snake River downed Marsh Valley 10-4 on Tuesday. The win gave the Panthers the Fifth District baseball title and earned them a spot in the state Class 3A tournament next week. "Do not dangle a championship in front of these Snake River kids and challenge them," a happy coach Rich Dunn said. He praised Stephenson, who scattered six hits and struck out eight. Both teams had plenty of defensive problems on the windy day. Each team committed six errors.
POCATELLO — The regular season champion Blackfoot Lady Broncos opened their conference tournament on Tuesday as they squared off with the Century Lady Diamondbacks at OK Ward Park. By games end, Blackfoot had advanced to today's title game as the bottom of the line up came through with 8 of the Lady Broncos 11 runs in a 11-3 victory. "Huge, just huge," Blackfoot head coach Matt Chavez said of his lineup. "The girls came through with big hits when we needed them just like they have all year long. I think that this wasn't our best game this year but we did enough to get the job done."
Darrel Wayne Abrahamson passed away peacefully on May 1, 2013, on the Fort Hall Indian Reservation. He was an enrolled member of the Colville Confederated Tribes, as well as the Spokane and Coeur d'Alene Tribes. He was born at home in Spokane, Wash. to James Abrahamson Sr. and Violet Friedlander Abrahamson.
Jose Cruz Najar Sr., passed away on May 1, 2013 in Blackfoot. He was born on May 25, 1940 in Mexicali, Mexico. He was preceded in death by his parents Santos and Loreto Ortiz, and a beloved nephew Andres DeLira Jr. He is survived by his wife of 41 years, Maria Elena Rodriguez, and his six children. Jose Cruz Najar Jr., Christine Stewart, Edward Najar, Norma Gibson, Joseph Najar, and Grace C. Reynolds. He is also survived by eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.Â
Judith H. Lingmann Snow left this world on a bright sunny morning, May 2, 2013. She had moved to the Spring Creek Retirement Center in American Falls, Idaho just 5 months before, due to increasing health problems. Her kids like to think if she couldn't bowl or golf any more why bother trying to feel better. Death was due to her readiness to join her husband Leo and daughter Kay on the other side of the veil.
Joseph Archie Grover, 63, of Moreland, passed away Wednesday, May 1, 2013 from injuries sustained in an accident. Joe was born Sept. 12, 1949 in Blackfoot to Samuel B. Grover and Gwendolyn Cheney. He graduated from Aberdeen High School in 1968 and attended Idaho State University in Pocatello.  On April 11, 1969 Joe married Lena K. Michelson in Springfield. She preceded him in death in March 26, 1995. On Jan. 8, 1999 Joe married Rebecca Otteson in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.


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South Davis Metro Fire Agency Chief Jim Rampton said fire agencies along the Wasatch Front are already responding to grass fires. "As you drive along, you may see spots along the side of the road that have already been burned," he said.
Trying to predict a fire season can be a "funny thing," Rampton said. Years there have been heavy snowfall and wet springs, people worry that the overgrowth of vegetation, especially in the urban/wildland interface, will mean a bad fire year when temperatures warm.
But in dry years, people worry the vegetation that is there is dry as kindling and will easily ignite come summer.
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BY COLLINS HEMINGWAY | OP-ED CONTRIBUTOR Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), often called "drones" in their military capacity, have jumped to the forefront of public consciousness because Congress has ordered the Federal Aviation Administration to let these vehicles fly around the nation's skies within a few years. Some citizens, meanwhile, have raised an alarm at the prospect UAVs would be used in the same way in the U.S. as they have been overseas, for spying on people and attacking anyone the government considers a threat. It's good concerns are being raised before the vehicles are in wide use. Yet even a moment's pause shows that the dangers are being exaggerated and opportunities for useful applications are being ignored. Like every other technology, benign civilian use will soon dwarf the original military use. First, some context. The military uses drones to spy on and attack the enemy, because that's the military's job description. The military uses every technology to carry out or support those tasks. Manned aircraft, satellites, GPS, the Internet, microchips — even the iPhone's "Siri"— were all pioneered by the military to do bad things to people on the other side. Civilian uses differ radically because civilian needs differ radically. The most extreme contrast? The Internet was designed by the military to wage nuclear war. Yet it's now the largest commercial marketplace in history, transacting $2.5 trillion in business annually. The same transition from military to civilian purposes has begun for UAVs, and their uses will radically differ too. The number one use of UAVs in the world today is not military but agriculture. Applications include fighting fires, doing search and rescue, helping farmers determine the best locations for planting or detecting crop diseases, conducting land and water surveys, monitoring wildlife, and inspecting railroads and power lines. In a decade, all naturalists will have a small UAV in their toolkit for science studies. UAVs represent an emerging industry, and Oregon is uniquely suited to become a national UAV leader. It has diverse geography and climate in which applications can be developed and tested — away from cities. It has a small but vibrant and growing UAV industry. Oregon State, a major research university, drawing on its expertise in sensors, robotics, and natural sciences, has stepped in to champion UAVs. OSU is working with private entities and other institutions to develop innovative research projects and is part of a regional coalition in a bid for a federal UAV test site. After a rigorous review, the state has also recommended the civilian UAV effort for a major innovation grant, which is included in the governor's new budget. Conservative projections indicate that reasonable industry growth with UAVs will lead to at least 1,400 new jobs, $120 million in payroll, and $225 million in overall economic impact for Oregon in coming years. Rural areas will particularly benefit. Certainly, these new vehicles — and other robotic craft operating on the land or sea —need to adhere to the same laws regarding privacy as any other technology. Any sensible interpretation of existing law would already include them, as the issue is not the vehicle carrying "spy" equipment but the use of that equipment. Law enforcement should need search warrants for UAV-carried technology if warrants are required for other technical surveillance. It is the surveillance that matters, not whether the technology is located in a car, a phone, a briefcase, a UAV, or carried on a person. But it makes no sense to forbid photography, say, from a public place from a UAV when it is perfectly legal for photos to be taken from a public place by people using other kinds of vehicles, such as a manned aircraft or a car, or by a person with a camera. Similarly, UAVs should not be used to intrude on a neighbor's privacy or act in a way that will endanger anyone. (The latter is already illegal under federal air regulations.) If a person is acting as a "peeping Tom," then it does not matter whether the person is using his or her eyes, binoculars, a camera attached to a broom, or a UAV. Again, the law should focus on the behavior, not on the physical device. Oregon has a once-in-a-century opportunity to be part of a new and fast-growing industry. UAVs offer the promise of hundreds of useful civilian applications to the public and thousands of jobs to individuals. The potential, which is akin to being in Silicon Valley at the dawn of the digital era, is not limited to flying machines. The same components that can move a vehicle can also operate mechanical and manufacturing systems with lower cost and greater efficiency. Autonomous robotics is in its infancy. It is up to Oregon to help grow it to maturity. Collins Hemingway is a business and marketing professional, author, and pilot based in Bend. He is a volunteer working to develop a civilian UAV industry in Oregon. Editor's Note: Oregon Business accepts opinion articles on topics relevant to the state's business community. See Op-Ed submission guidelines here. |
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There happens to be a lot of traffic moving through Palm Springs this weekend as music fans make their way out to the Coachella music festival in Indio, California. So what better time to look at the real estate in Palm Springs. This resort town has taken a huge hit in the real estate market over the past year but it boasts some of southern California's best architecture. Two iconic estates each once owned by two entertainment legends illustrate this perfectly.
Up first, a home once owned by singer Dinah Shore. The Wall Street Journal reports that Ms. Shore had the home built in 1963, the same year that she stopped hosting "The Dinah Shore Chevy Show." The modernist home was designed by architect Donald Wexler who also designed the Palm Springs International Airport in the 1960s. The 7,000 square foot home has six bedrooms, a fireplace, pool and space. The current owner, who is a television writer bought the home in 2002 for around $3 million and has restored the home and relandscaped the property. It is listed at $5.95 million.
The other home, Las Palomas, belonged to Cary Grant for two decades starting in 1952 and offers a different style of Palm Springs classic. It is one of only a few of the 1920s era Spanish Estates left in Palm Springs. It was built as a copy of an 19th-century Andalusian Spanish Farmhouse and has six bedrooms. It is listed at $4.95 million.