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- Interaction of magnetite-based receptors in the beak with the visual system underlying "fixed direction" responses in birds (2010)
- Background: European robins, Erithacus rubecula, show two types of directional responses to the magnetic field: (1) compass orientation that is based on radical pair processes and lateralized in favor of the right eye and (2) so-called 'fixed direction' responses that originate in the magnetite-based receptors in the upper beak. Both responses are light-dependent. Lateralization of the 'fixed direction' responses would suggest an interaction between the two magnetoreception systems. Results: Robins were tested with either the right or the left eye covered or with both eyes uncovered for their orientation under different light conditions. With 502 nm turquoise light, the birds showed normal compass orientation, whereas they displayed an easterly 'fixed direction' response under a combination of 502 nm turquoise with 590 nm yellow light. Monocularly right-eyed birds with their left eye covered were oriented just as they were binocularly as controls: under turquoise in their northerly migratory direction, under turquoise-and-yellow towards east. The response of monocularly left-eyed birds differed: under turquoise light, they were disoriented, reflecting a lateralization of the magnetic compass system in favor of the right eye, whereas they continued to head eastward under turquoise-and-yellow light. Conclusion: 'Fixed direction' responses are not lateralized. Hence the interactions between the magnetite-receptors in the beak and the visual system do not seem to involve the magnetoreception system based on radical pair processes, but rather other, non-lateralized components of the visual system.
- Mirror-induced behavior in the magpie (Pica pica) : evidence of self-recognition (2008)
- Comparative studies suggest that at least some bird species have evolved mental skills similar to those found in humans and apes. This is indicated by feats such as tool use, episodic-like memory, and the ability to use one´s own experience in predicting the behavior of conspecifics. It is, however, not yet clear whether these skills are accompanied by an understanding of the self. In apes, self-directed behavior in response to a mirror has been taken as evidence of self-recognition. We investigated mirror-induced behavior in the magpie, a songbird species from the crow family. As in apes, some individuals behaved in front of the mirror as if they were testing behavioral contingencies. When provided with a mark, magpies showed spontaneous mark-directed behavior. Our findings provide the first evidence of mirror self-recognition in a non-mammalian species. They suggest that essential components of human self-recognition have evolved independently in different vertebrate classes with a separate evolutionary history.
- Development of lateralization of the magnetic compass in a migratory bird (2012)
- The magnetic compass of a migratory bird, the European robin (Erithacus rubecula), was shown to be lateralized in favour of the right eye/left brain hemisphere. However, this seems to be a property of the avian magnetic compass that is not present from the beginning, but develops only as the birds grow older. During first migration in autumn, juvenile robins can orient by their magnetic compass with their right as well as with their left eye. In the following spring, however, the magnetic compass is already lateralized, but this lateralization is still flexible: it could be removed by covering the right eye for 6 h. During the following autumn migration, the lateralization becomes more strongly fixed, with a 6 h occlusion of the right eye no longer having an effect. This change from a bilateral to a lateralized magnetic compass appears to be a maturation process, the first such case known so far in birds. Because both eyes mediate identical information about the geomagnetic field, brain asymmetry for the magnetic compass could increase efficiency by setting the other hemisphere free for other processes.

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I don't think that the design of the device itself mimics the iPad any more than is strictly necessary due to the fact that tablets are all going to look kind of similar. The packaging and accessories (the charger, cable, box, etc.) are REALLY similar to Apple's. I certainly don't think that that should be enough to warrant a sales injunction on a $600 device, but Samsung needs to rectify this in future models. Their Galaxy family of products is fantastic and should absolutely be able to stand on its own merits without biting design cues on relatively unimportant aspects of the package.
Apple wins preliminary U.S. sales injunction of Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
California judge Lucy Koh has ruled in favor of a preliminary injunction against the Galaxy Tab 10.1 requested by Apple, which will result in a halt of sales in the U.S. once Apple posts a $2.6 billion bond to cover potential damages Samsung would suffer. "Although Samsung has a right to compete, it does not have a right to compete unfairly, by flooding the market with infringing products," Judge Koh said. The official ruling goes on to say:
This Court is persuaded by Judge O'Malley's concurrence that the public interest favors an injunction here 'because the record at this stage shows that the D'889 Patent is likely valid and infringed, and there are no other relevant concerns, the public interest is best served by granting a preliminary injunction.
Of course, Samsung was quick to file for an appeal against the preliminary injunction, which is a very real possibility considering Apple's original request for an injunction in December wasn't granted. This injunction request made it through as Apple had since found more prior art and offered arguments relating to an iPad 2 prototype Apple had presented to the patent office. Apple made pretty good progress against the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Germany last fall, which ultimately resulted in Samsung releasing a slightly modified variant - an eventuality that seems likely in the U.S.. Even before the ruling was passed, Koh had scheduled another hearing for Friday, so this is far from a final blow against Samsung (though it is a big one). A proper trial is set to begin on July 30.
I have a hard time imagining that Apple will get this ruling to stick considering it's based on the infringement of a single design patent. Do you guys think Samsung is riding on the coattails of Apple's hard work in design, or are there only so many different ways you can make a tablet look? Do you know anyone who might conceivably mix up a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 with an iPad?
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Apple wins preliminary U.S. sales injunction of Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
The news just broke on Twitter.
As an Android user, I'm surprised Android Central hasn't ran the story yet. This is big news!
not it's not. This is the same ole thing over and over and over again. Apple just needs to stop. They make quality products, no doubt, but this is just ridiculous.
Do you guys not realize this is an old tablet. They don't really even push this anymore since its ~ a year old.
It does not matter if it is an old tablet or not. I think the point is, you did something wrong and you pay the consequences. I think it is also a wake up call saying don't try this again or we will come after you again. The question is whether it is a lesson learned. Samsung will try to win this so they can continue to do what they have been doing. Someone needs to put a stop to it, and these patent wars will continue to go on and on and on. I would much rather like to see companies invest this money on new technologies but I suppose you also have to stand your grounds.
So then Samsung makes another tablet, sells it for a year and then it gets banned. What good does that do? NOTHING. There isn't a big market for 1 year old tablets. They aren't going to make the bulk of their $$ >1 year after it has been released. Sounds like a waste of time and money.
You say there is no market for a year old tablet?http://store.apple.com/us/buy/home/shop_ipad/family/ipad/ipad2
If there is a product on the shelf, people will buy it
Honestly Microsoft should sue Apple for infringing on the tablet concept since THEY were first with tablets.
The Galaxy Tab 10.1 looks nothing like an iPad and those who want an iPad are NOT going to buy an Android tablet instead based on looks they are buying it for other reasons.
Having owned the first iPad, a Moto Xoom and will be picking up in the new iPad (3) my technology choice was based on the OS, function and not how it looked.
Apple needs to get paste the lawsuit cycle based on a rectangle.
This is just sad. The TRUTH is there has only ever been one major brand tablet that ever even remotely resembled an iPad, the TouchPad. Of course, despite that design being know for six months prior to its launch, Apple never even attempted to move to bar it from the market.
The issue here is that Apple is afraid of Samsung offering differing options that have market potential, so they are using what ever trick they can to try to prevent potential competition.
What most people don't realize is that if you patent something, it's legally required that you defend it to the fullest extent. If not, you give up all rights and iterations to that patent. If one person (company) infringes on your patent and you allow it, then others are free to follow suit.
Apple is just doing what they are legally obliged to do.
That's trademark, not patent. You can sit on patents and sue willy-nilly if you like.


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Western Carolina at Chattanooga
Finley Stadium – Chattanooga, Tenn.
Saturday – Oct. 5, 2013
- The Chattanooga Mocs improve to 3-2 overall and 1-1 in SoCon action with tonight's 42-21 win over Western Carolina. The Catamounts drop to 1-5 overall and 0-3 in SoCon action.
- The Mocs ended with 432 yards of total offense, second-most this season…third time in last four games with 400+ yards.
- UTC had a balanced attached attack with 209 yards rushing and 223 yards passing...first game with 200 yards rushing and receiving since 35-0 win against Glenville State on Sept. 13, 2012…first time against an FCS opponent since putting up 212 rushing and 296 passing in a 38-17 win against No. 10 Jacksonville State on Sept. 10, 2011.
- Chattanooga ended with 200 rushing yards for the fourth consecutive game…first time with a run like that since five straight in 2005.
- Western Carolina had 191 passing yards, the most allowed by UTC this season. The Mocs came into the game No. 5 in the nation in passing yards allowed at 132.3 per game.
- All three of the Mocs punts were downed inside Western Carolina's 15-yard line.
- Chattanooga held over an 11-minute advantage in Time of Possession (35:55 to 24:05).
- UTC picked off a season-high four WCU passes. It is the most interceptions in a game by the Mocs since picking off four at Western Carolina in a 27-24 win on Oct. 23, 2004. UTC had three picks in the second quarter alone. Chattanooga came into the game with just four takeaways this season.
- It was the Mocs fifth consecutive win over Western Carolina…UTC is 24-16 all-time against the Catamounts, including 14-6 at home and 7-2 in Finley Stadium.
- Chattanooga converted on 9/15 (60%) third down chances. UTC came into the game leading the SoCon and No. 7 in the nation in that category at 51%.
- Jacob Huesman's screen pass to Marquis Green that went for a 67-yard TD in the second quarter was the longest play from scrimmage for the Mocs this season. It was a career-long reception and a career-long-tying TD pass for Green and Huesman.
Troy Dye – So.-TE
- Two catches for 27 yards and a TD.
- First career TD reception.
Marquis Green – Jr.-RB
- Three catches for a career-high 87 yards and a career-high two TDs.
- Most receiving yards by a Moc this season.
- Three carries for 11 yards.
- Career-long 67-yard TD reception on a screen pass from Jacob Huesman in the second quarter.
Tommy Hudson – Jr.-WR
- Three catches for 33 yards and a TD.
- First career TD reception.
Jacob Huesman – So.-QB
- Career-best five total TDs (4 passing – 1 rushing)
- 18-25 for 223 yards.
- Four passing TDs is a career-high.
- Season-high 18 completions.
- Sacked four times for -15 yards.
- 67-yard TD pass to Marquis Green in the second quarter tied a career long…previous was a 67-yard hookup with Terrell Robinson against Elon last season (11/17/12).
- 24 career passing TDs is now No. 8 all-time at UTC…passed Antonio Miller's 21 tonight (2004-07).
In the Russ Huesman era
- Overall – 26-23
- SoCon – 18-16
- Home – 14-9
- Home vs. SoCon – 9-8
- vs. Western Carolina – 5-0
- vs. Western Carolina at home – 3-0
- When scoring 25+ points – 20-6
- When outrushing opponent – 21-3
D.J. Key – Sr.-DB
- Team-high 11 tackles.
- Back-to-back games with 10+ tackles…9th of his career.
- First INT of the season…sixth of his career.
Zach McCarter – Jr.-DB
- Second career INT…first was also against WCU at Finley Stadium in 2011.
Gunner Miller – Sr.-LB
- 2nd INT of the season…5th of his career.
- Added five tackles.
Chaz Moore – Sr.-DB
- Career-long 81-yard kickoff return.
- Added his fourth career INT.
Nick Pollard – Jr.-P/K
- 6-6 on PATs…tied a career-high for the third time this season.
- Moved into No. 7 for all-time scoring at UTC with 141 points…passed Craig Camay (2006-09) tonight.
- Averaged 47.0 punts on two punts…both downed inside the 15
- Season-long 55-yard punt.
- Missed a 40-yard FG…first attempt of the season…0-7 all-time from 40+ yards.
Daniel Ring – So.-DL
- Three tackles, including a season-high two TFLs.
Terrell Robinson – Jr.-WR
- Season-high eight catches for 56 yards.
Dee Virgin – Fr.-DB
- Season-high seven tackles.
Keon Williams – Jr.-RB
- 127 yards and a TD on 20 carries.
- Third 100-yard game this season...fourth of his career.
- Now third in the SoCon in rushing with 93.6 yards per game.
- 6th rushing TD of the season.
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CINCINNATI - On July 1, 2013, Cincinnati's Fountain Square became Cintas Center-south for a lunch-time pep rally. Xavier coaches and student-athletes hosted demonstrations, played games and took pictures with fans as Xavier Nation celebrated its official entrance into the BIG EAST Conference. "Xavier Day," as proclaimed by Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory, continued into the evening as the party moved to the riverfront where the Cincinnati Reds hosted Xavier Night at Great American Ball Park.
The change in conference marked not only new branding and opponents, but a step forward for Xavier Athletics. Joining the BIG EAST put Xavier on a larger national stage and gave the school an opportunity to align with high-profile schools operating with similar goals in mind.
"You look at the mess that has been college athletics the last two-to-three years, and this is the one conference that makes tremendous sense," said Xavier Athletic Director Greg Christopher of the move to the BIG EAST. "You have 10 schools that have common ideology and the same values."
As a member of the BIG EAST Conference, which doesn't sponsor football, Xavier had an opportunity compete against traditional basketball powers like Villanova and Georgetown on an annual basis. Beyond basketball, Xavier Athletics now had the chance to raise the bar for athletics across the board. Entering the fall of 2013, the question on the minds of many Xavier coaches, student-athletes and fans was "How quickly can we compete in a major conference?"
After a year of BIG EAST membership, Xavier Nation has its answer: Immediately.
The evidence began to pile up almost instantaneously. On September 11, Abby Fischer earned the school's first BIG EAST honor, being named BIG EAST cross country Female Athlete of the Week after a dominating performance at the Queen City Invitational.
Xavier Volleyball collected the school's first BIG EAST victory over Butler on September 27. A tidal wave of BIG EAST victories followed, with men's soccer notching its first against DePaul on Oct. 9. A few days later women's soccer collected its first BIG EAST victory over Seton Hall, 2-1, on the same night the men's team knocked off No. 4/9 Georgetown, 2-1.
Men's soccer player Nick Hagglund collected Xavier's first major individual BIG EAST award, named BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year, as well as being named First Team All-BIG EAST before he was selected tenth in the MLS Superdraft by Toronto FC, where he's broken into the starting lineup.
Xavier Volleyball added to the post-season honors after finishing second in the conference with three first team All-BIG EAST and AVCA All-America Honorable Mention selections: redshirt senior Alex Smith, junior Aubree Smith and freshman Abbey Bessler.
New standards were set at Xavier, even beyond conference competition. Clare Fischer set a new bar for Xavier cross country, becoming the first Musketeer to participate in the NCAA Cross Country Championship finals.
After a successful non-conference season, including convincing wins against Tennessee and crosstown-rival Cincinnati, the men's basketball team primed Xavier to carry its success into the new year by collecting a BIG EAST win in its first try, a 70-60 New Year's Eve victory over St. John's. The women's team, which had wins against Michigan and Kansas during the non-conference, bridged Xavier's success into 2014 with its own 70-65 victory over the Red Storm in early January.
The ripples Xavier made in the BIG EAST during the fall sports season became full-fledged waves going into the spring. Women's tennis earned its first BIG EAST victory against Butler, with help from Sydney Liggins, who was named BIG EAST Rookie of the Year for women's tennis. The track and field team topped off a successful indoor season with three athletes being named to the All-BIG EAST Indoor team, including Craig Krcal, winner of the 2014 BIG EAST Indoor Championship in Pole Vault.
Men's swimming announced its entry into the BIG EAST, not with a dive, but with a cannonball. At the BIG EAST Championships in February, Xavier climbed out of the 88-point hole it found itself in after not competing in the diving portion of the event. By the end of the first full day of competition, the Musketeers had overtaken the other teams, building a 60-point cushion and never looking back.
At the BIG EAST Championships, men's swimming earned not only the first conference title in program history, but the first BIG EAST team title in school history for any sport. Senior Chad Thompson, who collected six gold medals during the conference championship meet, was named BIG EAST Most Outstanding Performer and Head Coach Brent MacDonald earned the title of BIG EAST Men's Coach of the Year.
"This is a great big step for our program and shows our dedication to excellence both in the classroom and in the pool," said MacDonald. "We're very fortunate to get to where we were, but glad that we were able to make our mark historically and be a part of something big."
Xavier demanded respect in the conference's premier sport as well. To kick off the madness of March, the Musketeers' men's basketball team knocked off No. 9/10 Creighton in the Cintas Center, led by 21 points from Semaj Christon, who was unanimously voted first team All-BIG EAST at season's end. Xavier finished tied for third in the BIG EAST in its first season, earning an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament.
Xavier's last BIG EAST stand of the 2013-14 season might have been its most dramatic. After an extra-innings loss to Creighton on Senior Day, Xavier Baseball's season appeared to be over, but a Villanova win over Butler kept Xavier's postseason hopes afloat, giving the Musketeers the final spot in the BIG EAST Championship in Brooklyn which was televised live on FOX Sports 1.
After falling to Creighton in the first game of the BIG EAST tournament, Xavier came back to defeat St. John's and Seton Hall to earn a rematch against Creighton in the Championship game. In the fifth matchup in 10 days between the two schools, freshman Trent Astle pitched a complete-game shutout, to get the 5-0 victory. The win not only earned the Musketeers the title of BIG EAST Champions, but also earned the school a berth into the NCAA Baseball Tournament.
The team celebrated its unlikely surge into the NCAA Tournament with a quick dip in the chilly Atlantic Ocean before returning home to learn it would travel to Nashville to face host-team Vanderbilt. After falling to the Commodores in the first game of the weekend, Xavier collected the program's second-ever win in the NCAA tournament, a 6-4 victory over Clemson, before an extra-innings loss to Oregon ended its Cinderella post-season run.
Xavier capped off its outstanding 2013-14 athletic year when track and field athletes Abby Fischer and Tom Ohlman competed in the NCAA Outdoor East Regionals. Fisher finished the 10,000m run in 35:08.98 to complete her standout Xavier career. Ohlman solidified his standing as one of the best runners in Xavier history, finishing the 3000m steeplechase in a time of 9:12.90.
In addition to the two BIG EAST team titles and multiple NCAA Championships appearances, Xavier student-athletes earned 31 weekly awards from the BIG EAST. Xavier had 50 All-BIG EAST performers across its rosters in its first season in the conference, as well as a BIG EAST Conference Rookie of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, Most Outstanding Performer and Coach of the Year.
The Musketeers distinguished themselves off the field as well. Men's Tennis senior Jimmy Roebker earned the BIG EAST Michael Tranghese Postgraduate Leadership Award. The award is given to two BIG EAST athletes, one male and one female, who have been admitted to a degree-granting or professional program for the following year and who have demonstrated leadership through excellence in academic credentials, athletic performance and depth of commitment to service within the institution or the community.
Xavier Athletics also continued to be a standard-bearer in the Academic Performance Rating (APR), not just in the BIG EAST but throughout the NCAA. Four teams, men's tennis, women's golf, women's tennis and volleyball, posted perfect APR scores, marking multiple consecutive years of perfect 1000s for each program. Additionally, those four teams as well as the baseball team earned the APR Public Recognition Award for being in the top 10% of their respective sports. Xavier also posted a score of 97% for the Graduate Success Rate (GSR) which uses a six-year time frame to measure graduation rates of student-athletes. Xavier's GSR ranks first in the BIG EAST and is tied for 12th in the nation.
The Musketeers look to make an even greater impact on their new home in the coming years. No longer just testing the waters, Xavier Athletics moves towards its second season in the BIG EAST confident in its ability to perform at the level needed to win championships.


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Phil Schiller is Apple's Senior Vice President of Product Marketing, but by all accounts his role in that job is as unconventional as Apple itself. Businessweek has delved into that -- as much as they could absent cooperation from Schiller or Apple -- and paints a picture of man who, in many ways, is very different than Steve Jobs yet who embodies many of his principles and visions.
Fairly or not, Schiller and other Apple executives are being measured against their former boss. Superficially, the two men had little in common. Jobs had no interest in sports; Schiller is a rabid hockey fan. Jobs eschewed public displays of wealth; Schiller collects high-priced sports cars and has kept miniature replicas of some in his office. Yet in business, Schiller channeled Jobs's perspective so consistently that he was known within Apple as Mini-Me. He found the nickname flattering and kept a cutout of the Austin Powers character in his office. Like Jobs, he is ruthlessly disciplined when it comes to choosing new products or features, which has yielded another nickname: Dr. No, for his penchant to shoot down ideas, according to one former manager.
Movie allusions aside, Businessweek paints Schiller as a fierce defender of Apple who goes on the offensive when it comes to things like curating the App Store, and keeping it "free of porn". They also cast him as controlling yet without Jobs' flare, and suggest he hasn't handled Apple's $1 billion dollar ad budget well, post-Jobs. Specifically, they point to the recent celebrity Siri ads as falling flat.
But Phil Schiller isn't Steve Jobs any more than Tim Cook is. And he's not singularly responsible for Apple's past, present, or future success any more than Cook or even Jobs were.
Apple may have had the best lead in the world, but they've always been a band, not a solo act.
Of course, a new version of so iconic a band will always weighed against the originals, but ultimately their music has to stand or fall on its own.
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I have been taking a poll among my patients as to their favorite Christmas carols. This means I have asked patients from the ages of 3-22 years to weigh in. It is such fun to hear all of the different responses. So this is "TKD" Christmas play list presented by my patients.
When I asked a 3 year old what Christmas song he liked he quickly said, "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star". I agree it does sound like a Christmas song...the star, right?
The younger set likes "Frosty the Snowman", "Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer", "Santa Claus is Coming to Town", as well as "Silent Night" which many of them are signing for their school Christmas programs. I can still remember watching my own children perform these songs and "Silent Night" with elementary school voices could bring me to tears!! Such sweet and innocent voices.
Some of the other favorites have been "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus", "Alvin and The Chipmunks", "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree", and "Jingle Bells".
The older kids like "All I Want for Christmas is You", "Let it Snow, Let it Snow" (maybe wishing for a white Christmas here in Texas), and Santa Baby".
And for me.....I still love "Oh Holy Night" and "Ave Maria", they just make the season. Christmas Eve always ends with the beautiful hymn "Joy to the World".
I can confess that by Christmas my family is a bit over my continuous stream of carols......but I promise I will turn them back on again next year.
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Anyone heard of Master Lawrence Lee?
He was Kostya Tszyu's "martial arts connection" and trainer before Kostya got owned in his come- back fight. I want to know if anyone from Australia, or anywhere else, has had any contact with him and what were their experiences.
Claimed martial arts experience, which I don't have much reason to doubt:
*Wushu master
*Muay Thai
*Taekwondo master
However, he also claimed, of which I have many doubts:
*Built Total Control (his "system") from the ground up
*Best system in the world, unbeatable (warning bells)
*Based on the movements of UFO's (yes, you heard me, his promotional material included this statement)
*Based on science (contradicting other claim, unless he meant fiction)
Please don't state the perceived obvious, I couldn't find any threads on him here, but I believe he is in the Blitz Magazine (Australian MA publication) Hall of Fame, or at least was an instructor of the year.
Does anyone have an insight?
Style: MT, Judo & BJJ--
No idea, hoodedmonk. Didn't really follow that part of his career. Just something I vaguely remembered from a few years ago, around 2002-3. I might have to be schooled on the history, but as I said, I don't know much except he was Russian and won a few championship belts for Australia. I respect him for that. I just wanted to know if anyone had trained with Lawrence and had formed an opinion on his system.
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Style: Muay Thai, BJJ--Originally Posted by hoodedmonk
As far as training in a MA as a youth: unlikely. Tszyu began boxing at a young age (preteen), and he impressed immediately. As was typical at the time, he was grouped with other promising boxers, and they all trained for up to 300 days annually. Tszyu trained this way for years, which left little time for any other MA training.
During Tszyu's time in the Soviet military, he was classified as an elite athlete, meaning he was not required to participate in combat. He trained his boxing with other elite boxers. The Soviets didn't cross train their athletes; specialization was the order of the day.


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What are the receiver options for these? Aren't there different variations? Do those variations require something special?
Have not seen too much info on tossing one of these together in the past several years seeing those kits still out there. They do look neat though.
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Now you have to add to your list of builds, your new RPD for those of us who want to see how you do it. I just finished a copy of your bench pod for the 1919a4 in 316 SS (didn't have carbon in the right sizes) and will take it to the range soon. Keep up with the good work..Originally Posted by pirate56
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I just got my RPD kit from AK Parts this morning.Just like everyone stated it was almost new with the only wear at all on the wood.When they cut my reciever it just barely missed the barel ,close enough to get a small amount of slag in the chamber.It is heavy in some spots around the outside.The reciever pieces were there except a small section closest to the barrel. Has anyone demilled their kit yet?If they are all like mine I was wondering if it effected unscrewing the barrel from the reciever stub.I noticed that the ejector is still installed in one of the cut reciever sections so it would have to be removed before the cut parts get tossed out.I'm going to get a reciever blank from prexis and let everything sit until the semi parts become more available.
A vendor has two versions of the RPD 80% receiver blanks for sale in 4130 steel.
Considering that a person has access to a mill and a reasonable amount of skill, which receiver would be the best to attempt a build on; internally machined... solid on outside or externally machined...solid on the inside? Inquiring minds want to know.
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Can someone provide a link to sarcos rpd kit??? I can't find it to order
dvanncvann, thanks, but I was looking for the us barrel from sarco for compliance reasons. Anyone have a 922r list for this as well as the sarco link?
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"The reason we played this tournament was to get better. We have three games in three nights and I have committed to myself that I will not freak out whether we win or lose. If we had won tonight, I was going to clip the tape, watch Troy and we were going to get better. We lost today so I am going to clip the tape, watch Troy and we're going to get better. There is no difference."
Thoughts on the game
"We went out there and got whipped by a very old team. And we are a very young team. That is why we are playing the tournament. I'd love to win them all. That team is a good basketball team. They are picked to finish second in the West in the OVC. They were down six with 10 minutes to play against Kansas. They are a good team. They did things better than we did. I was happy with how we battled. We only gave up three offensive rebounds and we had 18. Our effort was good but we couldn't make a shot. When you have young kids that is going to happen. It wasn't a lack of effort. We just couldn't make a bucket, and then that affected our defense in thesecond half. Every second we are out on the floor we are getting better because these guys are getting more experience every time they play."
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Thoughts on the two 7-0 runs given up in the second half
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On coming out flat
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An Aiken downtown eatery closed its doors for good this weekend.
Cafe Rio Blanco, located at 148 Laurens St. S.W., announced via its Facebook page that Saturday was its last day of business. The owners, Orlando and Debbie Pinero, thanked their customers for their support and said that it was time to move on "to new things."
Pinero said that many factors were in play in making the tough decision to close the restaurant such as the economy and "quality of life."
"It's very sad, and I told my wife (Debbie) yesterday that I feel that I'm in mourning," Pinero said. "It's been six years. It's been great, but the numbers are not positive."
Customers expressed their sadness of the news through an outpouring of comments on Facebook. One customer wrote that the restaurant was where she had her first date with her husband who she just married two weeks ago. Many comments from patrons were focused on already missing the Cuban cuisine.
The Cuban-style restaurant, which served lunch and dinner, opened in the fall of 2008 by Pinero and his wife. The menu consisted of roast pork and chicken dishes, soups, Cuban sandwiches and many other authentic dishes.
The restaurant also hosted a variety of small community events such as poetry readings and chess tournaments.
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Fall 2012 SGA Election
Senator to the College of Education and Human Services
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Transfer Student Senator
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- William C. Newton
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- Samia Ahmad
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Duke Energy to close troubled Fla. nuclear plantBy EMERY P. DALESIO
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Nuclear Operator Warren Gill looks over the panels in the control room at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant in Florida on Tuesday.RALEIGH, N.C. The largest U.S. electricity company said Tuesday it will permanently close a Florida nuclear power plant after botched repairs and use $835 million from an insurance settlement to refund consumers forced to pay for higher-cost replacement power.
But Charlotte, N.C.-based Duke Energy also said it will seek to recoup from customers its $1.65 billion investment in the Crystal River Nuclear Plant, about 70 miles north of Tampa. The company said it is starting a closing process that may take 60 years before the nuclear site is decontaminated and dismantled and is considering whether to build a new, natural-gas-fueled power plant to replace the power lost.
The nuclear plant operated by Duke Energy subsidiary Progress Energy Florida has been shut down since 2009, when its concrete containment building cracked during a maintenance and upgrade project. A 2011 repair attempt resulted in new cracks in other parts of the containment structure. Estimates put repair costs at between $1.3 billion and $3.4 billion.
The federal operating license for the nuclear plant, which began operating in 1977, was due to expire at the end of 2016, meaning Duke Energy would have had to wage a regulatory fight to extend its authority to operate.
We believe the decision to retire the nuclear plant is in the best overall interests of our customers, investors, the state of Florida and our company, Duke Energy Chairman and Chief Executive Jim Rogers said in a statement.
Rogers expected successor following Duke Energys merger last July with Raleigh-based Progress Energy, which owned Crystal River, was unexpectedly fired within hours after the combination was completed. Duke Energy board members said they dumped former Progress Energy CEO Bill Johnson in part because of dissatisfaction over his handling of the Crystal River closing.
Duke said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that it would seek to recover its investment in Crystal River over a 20-year period beginning in 2017, an amount that spokesman Mike Hughes said was $1.65 billion.
Progress Energy Florida provides electricity to more than 1.6 million Florida customers, including the cities of St. Petersburg and Clearwater and the area surrounding Orlando.
Florida Public Counsel J.R. Kelly called the companys decision a bad one for consumers, who face the potential of higher rates to pay for more expensive alternate power sources. The settlement of Duke Energys dispute with Nuclear Electric Insurance Ltd. shortchanged ratepayers because the additional $530 million the insurer agreed to pay was less than half the lowest projected repair cost, said Jon Moyle Jr., a lawyer for the Florida Industrial Power Users Group, which advocates for manufacturers.
Florida utilities regulators will decide when customers see refunds to compensate for higher bills Progress Energy passed along because it had to replace electricity not produced by the nuclear plant with higher-priced power.
Floridas Public Service Commission last February allowed a $150 million increase in base rates but directed Progress Energy Florida to refund customers $288 million over two years for costs related to the nuclear plant shutdown. That money started to be included last month, Mike Hughes said. Another $100 million is due to customers in 2015 and 2016 because repairs on Crystal River had not begun by the end of 2012.
Duke Energy spent $338 million through the end of 2012 to repair the nuclear plant, $143 million of which was covered by payments or by insurance. How much of the cost to close the plant will be covered by customers or absorbed by shareholders will be decided by Florida regulators, Hughes said.
The ultimate allocation of those costs will be determined in the future, so I dont have any specific percentage that we anticipate that customers might pay, a specific percentage that we anticipate shareholders might pay. That will be determined by the proceedings convened by state regulators, Hughes said.
The Knoxville, Tenn.-based Southern Alliance for Clean Energy said it applauded Duke Energy for its decisive decision to close Crystal River.
Crystal River clearly demonstrates the vulnerabilities of being overly dependent on a high-risk energy source like nuclear power, which exposes ratepayers to high financial risks and residents to unnecessary health and environmental risks, executive director Stephen Smith said.
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Should be a solid matchup to add to the PPV.King Mo rematches Emanuel Newton for interim light heavyweight title at Bellator PPV event
By Mookie Alexander @mookiealexander on Aug 15 2013, 2:14p
With Attila Vegh injured, recent light heavyweight tournament winners Muhammed Lawal and Emanuel Newton will fight for the interim LHW championship on the November 2nd PPV.
Bellator's first venture into the PPV market has another title fight on the November 2nd card. Season 8 light heavyweight tournament winner Emanuel Newton, who shocked the world by knocking out Muhammed Lawal in the semifinals, was lined up to face champion Attila Vegh in the fall. King Mo, who won the 4 man tournament this summer, was due to fight the winner of Newton/Vegh. Today King Mo and Bellator confirmed that the rematch is on for the PPV card:
Bjorn Rebney revealed in an August 1st interview with The Examiner's Chad Cooper that Vegh was injured, and that a rematch was possible between Mo and Newton:
Is there a possibility of King Mo fighting Emanuel Newton again before getting a title shot against the champion Attila Vegh?
Conceptually. (Attila) Vegh was injured and we are still working through that with him. Emanuel is ready to go right now and I just spoke with Mo and he is fine.
Hence, this is for the interim belt and the winner will unify with Vegh in 2014.
Newton (21-7-1) was as high as a 10-to-1 underdog against King Mo when he knocked him out with a spinning backfist in the 1st round. The 29-year-old completed his unlikely run to the final with a decision win over Mikhail Zayats.
Lawal (11-2, 1 NC) breezed through the summer series "mini tournament" by knocking out Seth Petruzelli and stopping Jacob Noe in the final.
The Bellator PPV is headlined by Tito Ortiz vs. Quinton Jackson and accompanied by a rematch between Michael Chandler and Eddie Alvarez, this time for Chandler's lightweight title.


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