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These were taken May 11, 2009. I loved the bench Monday days. Maybe I should hop on board (or bench) again. I still look for bench goers if I'm out on Mondays. Hoping I will catch someone on a bench.
On this May 11, 2011, I went to teacher conferences, helped the kids tie-dye shirts and got my tomato plants in the ground.
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Now that you have the gear, it's time to make the rules of your game. Write down your house rules to avoid disputes, because it will get heated. Pick some fun rules from the SWELL party crew, but don't enforce too many buzz-killing infractions, just have fun and drink responsibly.
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- 5. No blowing: unless you're a girl
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- 8. Accidental makes in water cup: Thrower gets cup in face
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- 10. Overs: If overthrow ball is caught one-handed without bobbling, thrower drinks
- 11. Satellite Cup: If you make it into a cup that should be drank, game over.
- 12. Any left-over beer after the game is drank by losing team
- 13. Gentleman's Toss: Balls the bounce back to thrower can be re-thrown behind back with no defense
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It's not really an exact science.
If you believe the meteorological society, Indian summer happens in mid to late autumn after a frost, temperatures above normal (we've been up an average of 8 degrees this week), clear skies, sunny, hazy days and cool nights. This week has hit all those marks.
If you believe the Old Farmers Almanac to be the final word on these things, then Indian summer can't happen before Nov. 11.
So, after doing my research, I hedged my bets and said that this 'might' be our Indian summer.
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Illustration is a powerful tool that can help us see the world around us, and through it we can learn how to make observations and communicate discoveries — both important to the world of science. In this class, we'll learn how to use illustration and art to explore a wide range of natural life, from creatures that live in your backyard to animals that live in the canopies of the rainforest. No experience is required as we'll be going over basic illustration techniques and observational skills. Supplies will be provided. Parents you are invited to attend the Science Cafe while your child learns to draw!
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Friday, October 11, 2013
A 35-year-old Andrews man is accused of indecent exposure because of an alleged Oct. 6 incident.
A deputy responded to Myrtle Road where a woman said she and three others saw the man exposing himself to them while they were outside.
They said he began performing indecent gestures in their presence.
Before he could be arrested, the man fled the scene on a bicycle and was unable to be located.
A woman met with an assistant principal at Carvers Bay High School Oct. 2 and reported her 15-year-old-son had possibly been assaulted by fellow students and football teammates.
The woman said her son was getting a ride home with his coach and some other teammates Sept. 30 when two of them started picking on him, poked him and pulled his shirt over his head.
While they were doing this they were hitting him on the butt, the woman told a deputy.
The woman said she was filing a complaint because her son has been bullied for years and she wanted the school officials and law enforcement to know what was happening.
The two alleged suspects admitted pulling the shirt over the victim's head but denied hitting him.
They said they are all friends and were just playing but he took it serious.
They said such incidents will not happen in the future.
The woman and her son said they did not want to press charges.
A woman from Deas Drive told a deputy she was boiling corn on the cob Oct. 4 when her 3-year-old nephew pulled the pot on top of himself.
The woman said she was changing the diaper of another child when the 3-year-old said he was hungry. She told him she would get him something after she finished changing the diaper.
She said she then heard the pan hit the floor and the burned toddler was running from the kitchen. She said she raced him to the hospital.
He had severe burns on his back, the report states.
The case is under investigation.
A Lomax Court woman, who moved to Murrells Inlet about a month ago, said she was on Craigslist looking for a job.
On Sept. 27, she filled out an application online and soonafter she received a call saying she had been hired.
The caller told her he would be sending her a $2,450 check.
She was instructed to deposit the check and keep $450 for her pay and send the remaining $2,000 to an account in Arkansas for business supplies.
When the woman received the check, she began to suspect something was fishy, so she called the company named on the check.
The woman was told it was a scam and she should call police.
The woman did not deposit the check. Instead she gave it to the deputy who placed it in evidence.
A deputy was on foot patrol on Highridge Loop in Litchfield Oaks at about 7:30 p.m. Oct. 1 when he saw a 27-year-old man who was urinating in the parking lot.
When asked why he was relieving himself outside, the man said because he had been on the phone and could not make it inside in time.
The deputy noted the smell of marijuana coming from the man's vehicle. The man, when asked, admitted having marijuana in a bag in his car.
The bag did indeed contain about four ounces of the drug. He was issued a ticket for possession of marijuana and was released on his own personal recognizance.
The report does not indicate any charges were filed for the public urination.
More than $1,100 worth of patio furniture was reported stolen from the 300 block of South Dunes Drive in Litchfield by the Sea Sept. 30.
The furniture had been stored in the victim's garage while renovations to the patio took place.
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Organizations are struggling to address inefficient and complex business processes. Often times these include paper driven processes and legacy workflows. Taking a new look at these, Alfresco and Zia Consulting provide a modern case management solution that delivers an effective solution with a modern interface and efficient process management. Solutions addressing these issues are tasked with providing the right content, to the right people, at the right time, and in the right location. During the lunch & learn, we will cover:
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To watch or listen to the action live online, log on to www.chicagowolves.com
The Wolves will face-off against the Rockford IceHogs at the Allstate Arena on Friday, one of four teams Chicago will battle for the first time this season.
The meeting will also mark the first time since 2002-03 that the Wolves will play against an AHL affiliate of the Chicago Blackhawks.
--- JESSE SCHULTZ: Leads the squad with three assists and four points through two games ... Collected two helpers and three points in his Wolves debut in the season-opener on Oct. 6 ... Accrued 18 markers and 39 points in 67 games with the Manitoba Moose last season and was held scoreless in two games with the Vancouver Canucks during his NHL debut ... Notched 64 goals, 131 points and 133 penalty minutes in 219 career AHL matchups in four seasons with the Moose (2003 to 2007)
--- ONDREJ PAVELEC: Recorded wins in each of his first two professional starts, notching 43 saves on 46 shots ... Captured back-to-back Jacques Plante Trophies for posting the QMJHL's lowest goals-against average with Cape Breton in 2005-06 and 2006-07 ... Notched a 55-29-0 record and a 2.52 goals-against average in 103 career QMJHL outings and was named to the league's First All-Star Team in each of his two seasons
--- JASON KROG: Registered one goal in each of the two games this season ... Posted at least one point in 43 of his 46 career regular-season games with the Wolves spanning two seasons ... Ranked fifth in the AHL with a career-high 54 assists and shared seventh in the league with a career-best 80 points in just 44 contests with the Wolves in 2006-07 ... Accrued three goals and three assists in 23 NHL outings with the Atlanta Thrashers and New York Rangers last year
--- BRIAN FAHEY: Notched two goals and three points in two games this season, which includes posting the overtime-winner in Saturday's home opener ... Matched an AHL career-high two points in the season opener against Houston on Oct. 6 ... Tallied AHL career-bests with 11 markers and 29 points in 75 games with Chicago last year
--- JORDAN LaVALLEE: Collected his first point of the season with an assist in Saturday's overtime win against Milwaukee ... Shares the team-lead with a +2 plus/minus rating through the first two tilts of the season ... Ranked second among team rookies with 16 goals and third with 34 points in 79 games with the Wolves last season during his professional debut
--- NATHAN OYSTRICK: Dished out an assist on Saturday's overtime-winning goal, his first point of the season ... Shared fourth among AHL defensemen with 15 goals and ranked third among league blueliners with 47 points in 80 games with Chicago last year ... Selected to the 2006-07 AHL Second All-Star Team and the 2006-07 AHL All-Rookie Team
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--- Chicago's 2-1 overtime victory against Milwaukee on Saturday pushed the franchise's all-time home opener record to 8-5-0-1-0, snapping a streak of three consecutive losses.
--- Saturday's win also improved the franchise's all-time overtime mark to 31-26-32; the contest marked the first time in franchise history that the Wolves posted an extra frame victory in their home opener.
--- The Wolves have opened the scoring in each of their two games this season, a feat the 2006-07 squad accomplished in 46 of its 80 games (34-8-2-2).
--- After a stretch that sees the Wolves play just three games in their first 15 days of the 2007-08 season, the squad will play four times in seven days, starting Sunday in Peoria.
--- Chicago has surrendered just one even-strength goal through the first two games of the season; the Wolves penalty kill has held opponents scoreless on 15 of its 17 man-advantage opportunities, which includes eight of nine in Saturday's home opener.
Wolves players KEVIN DOELL, BRIAN SIPOTZ and COLIN STUART, along with Skates - the team's mascot - will visit the Shriners Children's Hospital in Elmwood Park on Wed., Oct. 17, at 3 p.m., to meet patients, sign autographs and hand out goody bags.
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(at) Chicago 2, Milwaukee 1
--- Defenseman BRIAN FAHEY scored at the 1:46 mark of overtime to give the Wolves a 2-1 win in their 14th home opener at the Allstate Arena
--- Center JASON KROG netted Chicago's other goal
--- Netminder ONDREJ PAVELEC posted 22 saves on 23 shots


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If you search for [tilt], [tilted] or [askew] on a smartphone using Google, you might notice a strange special effect: Google's search results page is tilted to the right. It's an Easter Egg, just like the "did you mean" link displayed when you search for [recursion].
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This is the story where we peel back some of the distribution and fulfillment layers and take a look at what McFarlane Toys action figures are currently on store shelves and a realistic time frame of when new lines will begin hitting.
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Why is it that in Japanese sentence one sees 男 or 女 with furigana that says ひと? Furigana is supposed to help clarify the meaning of a kanji character, but using ひと doesn't seem to help clarify anything. So what's the point of doing that?
I think one of the reason would be politeness, for example あの人知っている? is more polite than あの女 or あの男 in the sense. And the latter has some sarcastic or contemptness.
Using 人 with おとこ or おんな can be seen on manga or may be on some lyrics. My understanding of the difference between actual words and furigana is that furigana sometimes refer to colloqial form, while main words or kanjis use for more deep meanings.
For your case, reading as ひと is for politeness, and using kanji 男 or 女 to clarify the meaning, sometimes you may see あんた as 貴方 or 貴女 (for females).
I have never seen 人 with おとこ or おんな for the furigana, but I've seen plenty of examples when the person would be saying the furigana, but the meaning was further clarified by the kanji used.
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As you may have seen, work began last week on the riverbank upstream of the covered bridge in Waitsfield. I have heard that some concerned (even angry) citizens have contacted the town about the project.
I wanted to share my perspective on the project in hopes that we can understand the various factors at play here as a community.
First, the project is intended to slow or stop the riverbank from eroding along the Bridge Street parking lot, which is privately owned but used essentially as a public parking lot. Since the lot is used publicly, the town of Waitsfield applied for the funding to complete the project last year. The town hired an engineering firm to complete the design including specifics for the stabilization (rip rap) and the landscaping (to revegetate the area since trees will need to be cut in order to install the rip rap).
There has been information about this project released to the public on several occasions and there have been several select board meetings about the project, and information is available online. For what it's worth, I reviewed and commented on the project design on behalf of Friends of the Mad River (FMR).
Please keep in mind that this project is necessitated due to the conflict between the location of the historic village and the natural processes of the river. Rivers move and they flood and when we build things in erosion and flood-prone areas, we lose.
Here, everyone is losing. The river is "losing." We are losing riverside trees and we are losing (and have lost) money, property and the aesthetics of a "wild" river. But unless we move our village away from the river, we will need to continue to manage the river with big, expensive and invasive rip rap projects. And we will continue to sustain periodic and serious losses due to flooding. We cannot "have our cake and eat it too" – we can't have an untouched river with an unaffected village right next to it. I think this project is a necessary (while sad) reconciliation.
What else can be done to mitigate flooding and erosion? We must look holistically at the watershed and the factors at play. Where and how we choose to build (or not build) structures and roads, how we manage our stormwater, how we manage our forests and wetlands and how we manage the river's corridor can influence the intensity and duration of flooding and the extent of erosion. There are positive examples to look to, including the bio retention garden recently constructed at Village Square Shopping Center. The garden is intended to better manage stormwater at the site and demonstrate a type of "green stormwater infrastructure" (GSI). GSI practices allow stormwater to infiltrate into the ground instead of rushing into storm drains and rivers; applied broadly, these practices can slow and reduce flood flows.
Another recent project involved the conservation of key river corridor above Waitsfield Village. Although the Mad River is eroding the land away there at an alarming rate, the landowner has agreed to forgo stabilizing the riverbank or otherwise constricting the river. By allowing the river to move across the landscape and "blow off steam" the river system has a better chance of finding a balanced state, therefore, reducing instability and erosion in adjacent areas.
In addition to the examples listed above, there are a host of other practices that we can use to improve the river and protect our community. For more information on this and other river and watershed-related topics, please visit the Friends of the Mad River website at www.FriendsoftheMadRiver.org.
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Portsmouth Municipal Court Judge Steven Mowery was pleasantly surprised Tuesday afternoon when he was presented the 2013 Kudos for Caring Award from the Lawrence-Scioto Solid Waste Management District in his courtroom.
Prior to walking into his courtroom, Mowery was preparing for a meeting when he was greeted by a room full of family, friends and supporters.
"We have a program called Kudos for Caring, in which we (the LSSWMD) acknowledge an outstanding individual, group or groups that believe in our philosophy of cleaning up the county and addressing the litter situation," said Dan Palmer, Director of the Lawrence-Scioto Solid Waste Management District. "This year we could not think of a better person than Judge Mowery."
Palmer cited a recent example of how Mowery helped in the litter cleanup effort of a portion of U.S. 52 last week.
"If you look at the paper today you will see an article on the trash situation we addressed last week. We could not have done this without his (Mowery) cooperation. He supplied us with 15 community service workers and we went from Daymar College on U.S. 52 all the way to the Vern Riffe School," Palmer said.
Mowery was taken aback by the news and thanked his family, friends and supporters in attendance.
Mowery was presented with an award, a certificate of appreciation along with a donation that will help fund the litter cleanup efforts of Portsmouth Municipal Court.
Portsmouth Municipal Court has dedicated some resources to sending out community service workers to help cleanup city, village, township and county's roadways for nearly a year.
"They got me, this was a big surprise," Mowery said upon being presented with the award. "I would like to see our community be cleaned up and we've had an opportunity with our community service program, which has developed over the last several years," Mowery said. "There is a lot to do (in terms of litter cleanup), this is the gift that keeps on giving. Hopefully we can keep making end roads on this issue."
Mowery said there have been a lot of people coming together to approach the issue of litter cleanup head on.
"I think getting the townships and the cities and people in the community supporting this, we can make a difference and take our community back," Mowery said.
For more information about the programs and services of the Lawrence Scioto County Solid Waste Management District visit their website at www.lssemd.org.
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The Fox Creek High School Board of Directors has voted to terminate Dr. Tim Murph's employment with the school.
Murph, the school's principal, has been on paid administrative leave since May. According to an Aiken Standard Freedom of Information Act request, the reason was "allegations and concerns regarding school management and leadership."
In a special meeting on Monday night the Board made the decision to move forward with Murph's termination.
Greg Hurt, the president of the Fox Creek High School Board of Directors, issued the following statement: "This statement is to advise that the Fox Creek High School Board of Directors board had a special called meeting on July 22 and voted to terminate Employee A's employment with Fox Creek High School. Employee A, through his attorney, waived his right to attend and participate in tonight's meeting in executive session. However, Employee A has requested a due process hearing before the Board of Trustees should the board decide to terminate Employee A's contract. The Board cannot discuss details of this manner because it involves a confidential personnel matter; however, we can inform you that the Board will schedule a due process hearing in this matter at a mutually convenient time between both parties."
Herb Louthian, Murph's attorney, said there is no cause for his client's termination.
"Dr. Murph has done an excellent job as principal of Fox Creek High School, and he is surprised and shocked by the Board's actions," Louthian said. "We will grieve the Board's decision through the internal grievance process and challenge any reasons they present for his termination. And, if the Board does not reverse its initial decision, we will file suit."
Hurt had no comment when asked if the board would pursue any legal action against Murph.
Scott Rodgers is the news editor at the North Augusta Star and has been with the paper since January 2013 after previously working at the Aiken Standard. He is a graduate of Alvernia University and currently attends Drexel University.
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COLUMBIA (AP) — Investigators said a fire at a Columbia strip mall that did $1 million of damage to several businesses was intentionally set.
The Richland County Fire Marshal's office said the blaze started around 12:30 a.m. on Monday in a self-storage business in the Spring Valley Commons Shopping Center northeast of Columbia.
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An 80-year-old Fancy Gap man has passed away from injuries suffered in a traffic accident Dec. 17 at the bottom of Lambsburg Mountain.
According to Virginia State Police Trooper R.B. Phipps, James Monroe Flippen was driving a 1995 Nissan Sentra south on Route 620 at approximately 11:40 a.m. when he entered a curve and the steering wheel wouldn't turn. According to Phipps, Flippen's daughter, a passenger in the vehicle, said he pulled the emergency brake and the vehicle ran off the road and struck a tree.
Phipps said the daughter was not injured, but Flippen was airlifted to Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem, N.C. According to his obituary, Flippen passed away three days later on Thursday. Cana Fire and Rescue also responded to the accident.
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I went to my peri appt yesterday. Both my husband and I left feeling confused. We had many questions to ask mainly regarding my bps.
As I mentioned, I fluctuate alot. Over the past week though I had a couple of higher than usual readings. One was 166/106 and the other 150/121.
Usually I get a daily high or 140 to 150 / 90 to 105. Then I can get a low of 120 to 139/ 79 to 89. It goes up and down through out the day.
Now yesterday I gave them the my Bp readings for the past week as they requested I do. The nurse ( a new one) looked at my readings and said oh they look pretty good. I was confused by this as it still goes up everyday. When I pointed out the two worst readings, she just said huh, I wonder why. When I told her sometimes it gets elevated with anxiety, she told me not to take my bp anymore! I explained to her that last weeks nurse and doc asked me to tkae them and keep a log, as did the cardiologist.
Then she went on to tell me I had trace amounts of protein in my in blood and elevated AST and would have to repeat a liver funtion to see if it had gone up even more.
Now I had assumed this is from last weeks blood test, but when she asked me to do another 24 hour urine and I explianed I just did one last week, she informed me they never got the results from the blood work or urine test from last week. The results she was reading was from amonth ago. This was the first I had ever heard about it! Not only that, but last week the peri only ordered a kidney funtion test and nothing to do with the liver.
When the peri walked in...it was a different doc. Appearnetly no one gets assigned to one doc. They all take turns. Is this normal? It sure made things complicated. Everyone seemed confused. Including me. They had trouble tracking down last weeks results, but eventually fond them. The new peri seemed frusterated no one repeated the liver funtion test since the last was elevated. ( if this ast is still elevated and something is up with my liver...I will be some angry...as much as I have complaining of this upper right pain!)
Anyway,he was more concerned about that and said if it is still elevated he would send me to a liver doctor but explained it could have been elevaded from excessive vomiting from the hyperemesis.
He was very surprised by my wt gain...40 lbs in first tri.
I am on the lowest possible dose of steroids and wt is still going up.
He also said I have some mild edema in my legs. I dont understand this. I am well aware of steroid side effects, but it makes sense to me that when you decrease a med, your side effects would decrease as well. None have, some are even getting worse. The edema is new. So are these complaints really from the steroids?
After going through all of this and being there for hours, the BP was never even brought up. They did not mention it, both DH and I were both confused and feeling rushed as I had to get my echo done.
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Family dysfunction rears ugly head on holidays
No family is perfect, but if it seems the imperfections are amplified this time of year, it's because they are.
"The holidays actually increase family dysfunction," said Phoenix psychologist Dr. Ron Lavit.
Lavit, who helps families in crisis, said he gets a lot busier this time of year.
"I don't want a put a number on it, but I am busier dealing with conflicts," he said.
Lavit said if extended family is brought together in a single place where personalities might clash and grudges might exist, then you have a recipe for disaster.
Lavit said the best thing for children, family and yourself -- if you find yourself really stressed out -- is start learning how to forgive and start communicating with people you trust.


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Mike Baxter (Tim Allen) is the quintessential man's man. Unfortunately, there isn't a lot of room for that at home where he lives with his three daughters and wife, Vanessa (Nancy Travis). The only other male in the house is his oldest daughter's young son, Boyd. Now, after being a stay-at-home mom for years, Vanessa goes back to work, forcing Mike to take on more parental responsibility than ever before. But his daughters aren't prepared for their old-fashioned, hotheaded patriarch to take over the house. When not at home, Mike is surrounded by men at his job at sporting-goods retailer Outdoor Man, which sells items like guns, jerky and camouflage recliners.
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PILOT MOUNTAIN - Starmount dropped a double-header to powerhouse East Surry Wednesday night in its final non-conference game of the season.
Both squads fell behind early to the Cardinals before staging second-half comebacks that came up short, with the Lady Rams' falling 74-65 and the boys losing 64-55.
In the girls game, East opened with 44 points in the first half to jump out to a big 44-24 lead at the break.
The Rams fought back after halftime, scoring 19 points in the third to cut into the lead. Starmount followed that up with 22 points in the fourth, while holding the Cardinals to 12 in the frame, but couldn't make up the early deficit and lost by nine.
Leading the teams' highest scoring out-put of the year was Guilford College prospect Heaven Walters, who scored a team-high 23 points. Miracle Walters added night points, while Mackenzie Hutchens finished with eight. Alisha Baity recorded seven points with Darion Dobson and Whitney Pardue tacking on six points apiece.
The story was the same in the second game of the twinbill with East opening on a big run to put the game out of reach early.
The Cards scored 26 second-quarter points to grab a comfortable 36-23 advantage heading into the locker room before seeing the Rams fight its way back in.
Starmount out-scored East in both the third and fourth quarters to cut into the lead. The Rams poured in 32 points after halftime but couldn't climb out of the early hole, falling 64-55.
Three Rams reached double-figures on the night, led by Ben Combs' 14 points, which included a pair of treys. James Ashley and Luke Shore finished with 12 and 10 points, respectively. Josh Houser added six points on the night, while Kyler Gregory and Nathan Williams tacked on four points apiece.
Starmount returns to action tonight after Friday's ice storm with Ashe County coming to town.
Reach Matthew Gorry at 835-1513 or email@example.com.


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Year of publication
Document Type
- Preprint (40)
- Article (9)
- Working Paper (5)
- Report (2)
- Conference Proceeding (1)
- statistical model (2)
- - (1)
- deconfinement phase transition (1)
- early freeze–out (1)
- fluctuations (1)
- hadronization (1)
- heavy ion (1)
- inverse slope parameter (1)
- longitudinal flow (1)
- quark gluon plasma (1)
- A method to study "chemical" fluctuations in nucleus-nucleus collisions (1998)
- A method to study event-by-event fluctuations of the chemical (particle type) composition of the final state of high energy collisions is proposed.
- A new SPS programme (2006)
- A new experiemntal program to study hadron production in hadron-nucleus and nucleus-nucleus collisions at the CERN SPS has been recently proposed by the NA49-future collaboration. The physics goals of the program are: (i) search for the critical point of strongly interacting matter and a study of the properties of the onset of deconfinemnt in nucleus-nucleus collisions, (ii) measurements of correlations, fluctuations and hadron spectra at high transverse momentum in proton-nucleus collisions needed as for better understanding of nucleus-nucleus results, (iii) measurements of hadron production in hadron-nucleus interactions needed for neutrino (T2K) and cosmic-ray (Pierre Auger Observatory and KASCADE) expriments. The physics of the nucleus-nucleus program is reviewed in this presentation.
- A study of Lambda-production in central nucleus-nucleus interactions at a momentum of 4.5 GeV/c per incident nucleon (1983)
- Analysis of Lambda and associative pion production in relativistic nucleus-nucleus collisions (1984)
- Baryon number conservation and statistical production of antibaryons (2000)
- The statistical production of antibaryons is considered within the canonical ensemble formulation. We demonstrate that the antibaryon suppression in small systems due to the exact baryon number conservation is rather different in the baryon-free (B=0) and baryon-rich (B>1) systems. At constant values of temperature and baryon density in the baryon-rich systems the density of the produced antibaryons is only weakly dependent on the size of the system. For realistic hadronization conditions this dependence appears to be close to B/(B+1) which is in agreement with the preliminary data of the NA49 Collaboration for the antiproton/pion ratio in nucleus-nucleus collisions at the CERN SPS energies. However, a consistent picture of antibaryon production within the statistical hadronization model has not yet been achieved. This is because the condition of constant hadronization temperature in the baryon-free systems leads to a contradiction with the data on the antiproton/pion ratio in e+e- interactions.
- Charged particle spectra in central S+S collisions at 200 GeV/c per nucleon (1994)
- The transverse momentum and rapidity distributions of negative hadrons and participant protons have been measured for central 32S+ 32S collisions at plab=200 GeV/c per nucleon. The proton mean rapidity shift < Delta y>~1.6 and mean transverse momentum <pT>~0.6 GeV/c are much higher than in pp or peripheral AA collisions and indicate an increase in the nuclear stopping power. All pT spectra exhibit similar source temperatures. Including previous results for K0s Lambda , and Lambda -bar, we account for all important contributions to particle production.
- Charm estimate from the dilepton spectra in nuclear collisions (2001)
- A validity of a recent estimate of an upper limit of charm production in central Pb+Pb collisions at 158 AGeV is critically discussed. Within a simple model we study properties of the background subtraction procedure used for an extraction of the charm signal from the analysis of dilepton spectra. We demonstrate that a production asymmetry between positively and negatively charged background muons and a large multiplicity of signal pairs leads to biased results. Therefore the applicability of this procedure for the analysis of nucleus-nucleus data should be reconsidered before final conclusions on the upper limit estimate of charm production could be drawn.
- Chemical equilibrium study in nucleus-nucleus collisions at relativistic energies (2004)
- We present a detailed study of chemical freeze-out in nucleus-nucleus collisions at beam energies of 11.6, 30, 40, 80 and 158A GeV. By analyzing hadronic multiplicities within the statistical hadronization approach, we have studied the strangeness production as a function of centre of mass energy and of the parameters of the source. We have tested and compared different versions of the statistical model, with special emphasis on possible explanations of the observed strangeness hadronic phase space under-saturation. We show that, in this energy range, the use of hadron yields at midrapidity instead of in full phase space artificially enhances strangeness production and could lead to incorrect conclusions as far as the occurrence of full chemical equilibrium is concerned. In addition to the basic model with an extra strange quark non-equilibrium parameter, we have tested three more schemes: a two-component model superimposing hadrons coming out of single nucleon-nucleon interactions to those emerging from large fireballs at equilibrium, a model with local strangeness neutrality and a model with strange and light quark non-equilibrium parameters. The behaviour of the source parameters as a function of colliding system and collision energy is studied. The description of strangeness production entails a non-monotonic energy dependence of strangeness saturation parameter gamma_S with a maximum around 30A GeV. We also present predictions of the production rates of still unmeasured hadrons including the newly discovered Theta^+(1540) pentaquark baryon.
- Comment on "Charged particle ratio fluctuation as a signal for quark-gluon plasma" and "Fluctuation probes of quark deconfinement" (2001)
- Charge fluctuations studied on event-by-event basis have been recently suggested to provide a signal of the equilibrium quark-gluon plasma produced in heavy-ion collisions at high energies. It is argued that the fluctuations generated at the early collision stage when the energy is released can fake the signal. PACS 25.75.-q, 12.38.Mh, 24.60.-k


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PEORIA, Ill.---Jordan Schroeder's rebound goal with 46.2 seconds left in overtime lifted the Chicago Wolves to a 4-3 Illinois Lottery Cup triumph over the Peoria Rivermen Monday night at Carver Arena.
Left wing Bill Sweatt set up the game-winner as he sprinted down the right side past Peoria defenders for a scoring chance. While Sweatt couldn't jam the puck past goaltender Ben Bishop, Schroeder was there to deposit the carom in the net as the Wolves won for the sixth time in seven games.
Sweatt, Steve Reinprecht, and Stefan Schneider also delivered goals for the Wolves. Eddie Lack posted 31 saves as Chicago (15-10-1-3) kick-started a busy stretch where eight out of nine games come against other Midwest Division foes.
Schroeder and Sweatt worked together well from the outset as they hooked up for a goal at the 3:46 mark of the first period. Schroeder controlled the puck near the boards and noticed Sweatt flashing toward the slot. Sweatt took Schroeder's feed and fired it over Bishop's left shoulder for his seventh goal of the year.
After Peoria's Phil McRae knotted the game with 7:34 gone in the first period, centers Steve Reinprecht and Stefan Schneider responded in the second period with their first goals in a Wolves uniform.
Reinprecht, who has 140 National Hockey League goals to his credit, backhanded home his first American Hockey League goal at 2:15 of the second period. Kevin Connauton and Anton Rodin set up Reinprecht's power-play score.
Less than two minutes later, defensive-oriented center Stefan Schneider earned his first Wolves goal as he crashed the net and cashed in the rebound at 3:46 after Bishop stopped Mike Duco's slapshot.
Peoria (14-15-2-1) sent the game into overtime as Derek Nesbitt and Tyler Shattock registered goals midway through a quiet third period as the teams combined for just 10 shots. Ben Bishop (12-9-0) finished with 24 saves for the Rivermen.
The Wolves head to Milwaukee for an Amtrak Rivalry game at 7 p.m. Wednesday before returning to Allstate Arena for an Illinois Lottery Cup contest against Rockford at 7 p.m. Thursday.
Chicago 1 2 0 1 -- 4
Peoria 1 0 2 0 -- 3
First Period---1, Chicago, Sweatt 7 (Schroeder, Erixon), 3:46; 2, Peoria, McRae 14 (Sterling, Nigro), 7:34. Penalties---Della Rovere, Peoria, (slashing), 8:43; Peluso, Peoria (fighting), 12:28; Clackson, Chicago (fighting), 12:28; Della Rovere, Peoria (elbowing), 15:10.
Second Period---3, Chicago, Reinprecht 1 (Connauton, Rodin), 2:15 pp; 4, Schneider 1 (Duco), 3:46. Penalties---Bishop, Peoria (delay of game; served by Sterling), 0:41.
Third Period---5, Peoria, Nesbitt 11 (unassisted) 9:48; 6, Peoria, Shattock 4 (Sonne Ponich), 11:39. Penalties---None.
Overtime---7, Chicago, Schroeder 8 (Sweatt, Friesen), 4:13.
Shots on goal---Chicago: 6-15-4-3—28. Peoria: 11-14-6-3—34. Power plays---Chicago 1-3. Peoria 0-0. Goalies—Chicago, Lack (31-34). Peoria, Bishop (24-28). A---5,536. Referees---Joe Sullivan and Tim Mayer. Linesmen---Dan Cohen and Matt Tyree.


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Getting Started With Oracle SOA Suite 11g R1 – A Hands-On Tutorial
Getting Started With Oracle SOA Suite 11g R1 – A Hands-On Tutorial
Book Details
About This Book
- Offers an accelerated learning path for the much anticipated Oracle SOA Suite 11g release
- Beginning with a discussion of the evolution of SOA, this book sets the stage for your SOA learning experience
- Includes a comprehensive overview of the Oracle SOA Suite 11g Product Architecture
- Explains how Oracle uses standards like Services Component Architecture (SCA) and Services Data Object (SDO) to simplify application development
- Describes how Oracle has unified services and events into one platform
- Created to be an iterative tutorial, introducing one feature at a time
- Includes exercises for associated technologies such as Governance, B2B transactions, and Business Activity Monitoring (BAM)
- Built around a real-life scenario to illustrate all the key features
- Full of illustrations, diagrams, and tips for developing SOA applications faster, with clear step-by-step instructions and practical examples
- Written by Oracle SOA Suite Product Management team members
Who This Book Is For
This clear and detailed tutorial is perfect for both new and experienced SOA developers looking for a pragmatic and hands-on approach to learning Oracle SOA Suite 11g.
Table of Contents
What You Will Learn
- Build a services-oriented composite application
- Learn iteratively with each chapter introducing new technology components and adding a functional increment
- Grasp the fundamentals of Oracle SOA Suite 11g platform infrastructure, including: Web-Service Binding, Mediator, and Database Adapter
- Dive in deeper with BPEL, Rules, Human Workflow, and JMS Adapter
- Enhance your composite application with Policy-based Fault Handling, Business Events, Sensors, and Security policies
- Augment your project with Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) and B2B integration
- Use the service bus for service virtualization
- Get to grips with the built-in testing framework
- Explore life-cycle management features
Chapter-1 Introduction
1.1 About this book
1.2 Evolution of SOA
Chapter-2 11g SOA Suite - Product Architecture Overview
2.1 SCA Principles in Action - High-Level Architecture
2.2 Infrastructure Components
2.3 Binding Components
2.4 Monitoring and Management Components
2.1 Key components and their functions
2.2 Design-time Environment: JDeveloper
2.3 Monitoring & Management: Enterprise Manager
Chapter-3 Tutorial Project: Purchase Order Processing (PO Processing)
3.1 The Scenario
3.2 Iterative and Incremental Application Development Strategy
Chapter-4 Product Installation
4.1 What You Will Need and Where to Get It
4.2 Installation
4.3 Configuration
4.4 Testing your installation
Chapter-5 Basic components: Web-Service Binding, Mediator and Database Adapter
5.1 Introducing the Web-Services Binding
5.2 Introducing the Mediator
5.3 Introducing the Database Adapter
5.4 Tutorial: Credit Card Validation Composite
Chapter-6 –Accessing Files Using File Adapter
6.1 Introducing the File Adapter
6.2 Tutorial: Basic PO Processing Composite
Chapter-7 Creating Process Using Business Process Execution Language (BPEL)
7.1 Introducing Business Process Execution Language (BPEL)
7.2 Tutorial: Orchestration of Credit Card Validation Service in PO Processing
Chapter-8 Creating Human Tasks
8.1 Introducing Human Task
8.2 Tutorial: Adding Manual Approval in PO Processing
Chapter-9 Conditional Process Execution Using Rules And Decision Tables
9.1 Introducing Business Rules Decision Service
9.2 Tutorial: Adding Approval Rule using Decision Service in PO Processing
9.3 Introducing Business Rules Decision Table
9.4 Tutorial: Adding Fulfillment Process using Decision Table in PO Processing
Chapter-10 –Using The JMS Adapter
10.1 Introducing the JMS Adapter
10.2 Tutorial: Orchestration of JMS services in Fulfillment Process
Chapter-11 –Reusing And Virtualizing Services With Service Bus
11.1 Introducing Oracle Service Bus
11.2 Tutorial: Virtualization of services
Chapter-12 –Exploring Application Life Cycle Management
12.1 Introducing Life Cycle Management Features
12.2 Tutorial: Solution Deployment
Chapter-13 Unit Testing The Composite Application
13.1 Introducing Built-in Testing Framework
13.2 Tutorial: Automated Unit Testing
Chapter-14 Adding Exception Handling
14.1 Introducing Exception Handling
14.2 Tutorial: Fault Handling and Fault Policies
Chapter-15 Securing Services
15.1 Introducing Security Policy Management
15.2 Tutorial: Securing Credit Card Validation Service
Chapter-16 Gaining Visibility Into Your Process Activities
16.1 Introducing Business Activity Monitoring (BAM)
16.2 Tutorial: Monitoring Business Activities in PO Processing
Chapter-17 Event Delivery Network
17.1 Introducing Events
17.2 Tutorial: Use of Event Delivery Network (EDN) and PO Processing
Chapter-18 Data Handling With Service Data Objects (SDO)
18.1 Introducing Service Data Object (SDO)
18.2 Tutorial: Use of SDO within a BPEL Process
Chapter-19 –Connecting To Trading Partners (B2B)
19.1 Introducing B2B Integration
19.2 Tutorial: Triggering PO Processing using B2B Transactions
Chapter-20 Consuming Services To Deliver Business Value
20.1 Leveraging your composite in a variety of business applications
20.2. Standards enable consumption of service components
20.3 Additional examples
Chapter-21 Concluding Remarks
In Detail
Accelerate your learning path to Oracle SOA Suite 11g with this easy-to-use and comprehensive hands-on tutorial. This tutorial is built upon proven training content that has been acclaimed by hundreds of developers at SOA Suite 11g rollout training courses.
Getting Started With Oracle SOA Suite 11g walks you through the development of a services-oriented composite application based on a real-life scenario. The solution is built in an iterative fashion, with each chapter introducing new features one by one. This fully illustrated step-by-step tutorial is based on proven training content that has been praised by hundreds of developers in product training courses forming the SOA Suite 11g rollout.
SOA has evolved from being a buzzword into a mature technology, and is now used in mission-critical systems all around the world. With Oracle SOA Suite 11g, Oracle provides a complete, integrated, standards-based and best-of-breed solution to build and manage large, highly demanding SOA projects.
The book starts by introducing key SOA concepts, and emerging standards such as Service Component Architecture (SCA), that are key to understanding Oracle SOA Suite 11g. The remainder of the book, written in the form of a tutorial, will quickly guide new and experienced developers through the complete breadth of features and components offered by Oracle SOA Suite 11g. This tutorial is modular, and you will learn how to build a services-oriented composite application project iteratively with each chapter introducing new technology components and adding a functional increment. Ready-to-deploy solutions are provided for each and every step, so developers can jump into the tutorial at any point in the book, beginning with the solution for the previous chapter. Chapter instructions are written at three levels of complexity: detailed step by step instructions for the newbie, high level functional and design notes for those who want the challenge of building without the details, and a quick-build list of objects for experienced users who just want to build the application.


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February 7, 2012
Thursday, February 2, 2012, marked the start of an exciting challenge for the spring semester.
February 2, 2012
Nebraska Wesleyan University alum Jason Licht describes his job in simplistic terms.
January 31, 2012
Note: Online tickets sales for the 2012 Bowls for Backpacks have ended. Tickets will be available at the door on Sunday.
January 25, 2012
Nebraska Wesleyan University alumna Emily Kinney hasn't forgotten what opening night on Broadway feels like: nerves, excitement and more nerves.
January 24, 2012
Interested in participating in a short summer study abroad experience with NWU professors? Deadlines are quickly approaching for travels planned for this summer.
January 23, 2012
New students who move into Johnson Hall next fall will literally have a "cooler" experience in their first-year residence hall compared to the students who have lived there for the past 64 years.
January 20, 2012
The Women's Resource Center will sponsor "Love Is Irrational; Why We Love and Loath Twilight" on Tuesday, January 24.
January 20, 2012
Only 100 tickets remain for this year's winter formal, scheduled for Friday, February 17.
January 19, 2012
Weary Center Snow Day Hours
January 19, 2012
Join other Omaha-area students and find out why a Nebraska Wesleyan education is like no other.
January 17, 2012
Nebraska Wesleyan University kicked off its spring Forum Lecture Series with an expert on regenerative medicine who discussed his latest invention — a spray-cell gun for burn victims.
January 17, 2012
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January 13, 2012
In summer 2015 NASA's New Horizons mission will be the first spacecraft to visit the icy dwarf planet, Pluto.
January 12, 2012
The Weary Center is offering a variety of fitness classes available to NWU students. Students must check in at the front desk with their fob or ID card.
January 12, 2012
Nebraska Wesleyan University's Theatre Department will present the student-directed play, "Drop Dead!," January 26-28.
January 11, 2012
Just in time for the spring semester, the Prairie Wolves Bookstore is offering is Lowest Textbook Price Guarantee.
January 11, 2012
The artistic talents of high school students are being showcased at Nebraska Wesleyan's third annual juried art exhibition "Bridge."
January 11, 2012
Nebraska Wesleyan University will celebrate the life and contributions of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with activities planned for the week of January 16.
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Weary Center hours for the Spring 2012 semester will be in effect from January 17th through May 10th. Those hours are:
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Nebraska Wesleyan University welcomes its students back for the spring semester with "Welcome Back Comedy Night." The evening will feature comedian Tig Notaro.
December 22, 2011
Two Nebraska Wesleyan University students received top honors in research at the annual Nebraska Undergraduate Sociological Symposium.
December 21, 2011
Twenty Nebraska Wesleyan University students are spending part of the semester break in Kansas City, Mo., where they are working on projects dealing with children and poverty.
December 21, 2011
Nebraska Wesleyan University adjunct professor Randy Bowdish provided his students with more than 30 pages of resources.
December 20, 2011
On a cold, dreary fall day students from two Nebraska Wesleyan classes spent their afternoon on a spacious meeting room floor tying hundreds of fleece knots.
December 19, 2011
The Emmy-nominated Nebraska Wesleyan University Choir is performing a concert of classic choral literature during its current winter tour.
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December 1, 2011
Nebraska Wesleyan's Symphonic Band will perform its annual winter concert on Sunday, December 4 at 3 p.m.
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November 28, 2011
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November 28, 2011
The Nebraska Wesleyan University Choir will join the Lincoln Choral Artists for a concert of seasonal music on Sunday, December 11.
November 28, 2011
The Weary Center will be closed on Friday, December 16th.
November 22, 2011
A Nebraska Wesleyan University senior says her recent experience as a Rhodes Scholarship finalist has reaffirmed her commitment to making a positive impact on the world.
November 16, 2011
Nebraska Wesleyan will celebrate a 23-year-old holiday tradition when it hosts is annual Elizabethan Christmas feast.
November 16, 2011
A survivor of the Rwandan genocide will share his personal story and present an edited version of his documentary at an upcoming Nebraska Wesleyan University lecture.
November 14, 2011
Students who live on campus are reminded that the residence halls will close at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, November 22 for the Thanksgiving holiday break.
November 14, 2011
Roommates Ben Schilling and Phil Bakken wanted to ignite a spark in this year's Student Affairs Senate.
November 14, 2011
Dawes Middle School is needing four or five students, faculty, or staff who are willing to work in the Seventh Grade Differentiated Math Class.
November 14, 2011
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November 11, 2011
Nebraska Wesleyan University will host its eighth annual award-winning step show competition on Saturday, November 19.
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Sex Rx: 6 Reasons Having Sex Is Good for Your Health
Health Benefit: Having (Safe) Sex Can Help You to Live LongerAccording to the experts, the fountain of youth isn't in a bottle—it's hidden between your sheets. "When we have sex, our bodies release DHEA, a hormone that impacts our long-term health," says Barbara Bartlik, M.D., a psychiatrist and sex therapist in New York City. "This means that frequent sex can actually help us to live longer." There is a caveat, though: The sex has to be good. Although men who have sex frequently tend to live longer than those who do not, "a U.S. study found that women with a history of enjoying sex typically lived longer than those who didn't," says Bartlik.
Health Benefit: Sex Will Improve Your MindWhen we are turned on, our blood pumps faster (which is why your heart starts thumping). This increases oxygen flow to all parts of our body, which has been found to help with memory.
Health Benefit: An Active Sex Life Can Lower Your Blood Pressure"Having sex is like walking two flights of stairs and has been shown to produce a better response to stress. Over the long term, this has been shown to lower blood pressure and increase longevity. So sex can not only be adult fun but it's good for you too!" says Verret.
Health Benefit: Sex Can Ease Aches and PainsThe next time you're not feeling so great, leave the aspirin in the medicine cabinet and opt for a little time in the bedroom. According to Bartlik, sexual arousal and orgasm increase levels of oxytocin, a hormone research suggests may help relieve cramps, body aches and, yes, even headaches. Best of all, "oxytocin levels remain elevated for about three days after an orgasm," she says.
Health Benefit: A Healthy Sex Life Means Fewer Stuffy NosesWe bet you didn't know that sex can ward off the sniffles. Regular sack sessions can increase levels of the antibody immunoglobulin A. "Having sex one or two times a week improves your overall immune system, which is important in warding off acute illnesses like cold and flu," says D.J. Verret, M.D., a board-certified otolaryngologist facial plastic surgeon and clinical assistant professor at UT Southwestern Medical School.
Health Benefit: If You Have Regular Orgasms, You're Less Likely to Pee When You GiggleWe don't like to talk about it, but let's face it, sometimes a good laugh has some unexpected consequences. The culprit? Weak pubococcygeal muscles. "The PC muscles are involved in bladder control and holding the pelvic organs in place, and they are like every other muscle in your body; if you neglect them, they atrophy," says Bartlik. The best workout ends with the big O. "Every time you have an orgasm, these muscles contract rhythmically several times, which means that by having orgasms frequently, you can give them quite a workout and help improve continence," she says.